IROQUOIS – The Iroquois Chiefs will field a varsity football team for the first time in 11 years this season.
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IROQUOIS – The Iroquois Chiefs will field a varsity football team for the first time in 11 years this season.
The last game Iroquois played in the Black and Orange was in 2006, when it beat Colome 64-26 in the DakotaDome in Vermillion for the Class 9B championship.
Iroquois then spent eight years in a co-op with De Smet, before playing a junior varsity schedule on its own the last two seasons.
The Chiefs are in Region 1 in Class 9B.
They open the season playing host to Hitchcock-Tulare tonight.
The school purchased new football equipment two years ago when it started the JV team. It has also built a new press box and installed a new scoreboard at the field.
