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The Quad City Storm will be ready to avenge last night’s loss to Fayetteville when they face the Marksmen again on Saturday. We’ve got the live, free play-by-play from Vibrant Arena at The Mark starting at 6:50 p.m.!!
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QUAD CITY STORM HOCKEY LIVE STREAM
QCSportsNet presents the Sexton Ford Drive to the Championship!!
The Moline Maroons are in the IHSA football playoffs, and we’ll bring the to you with live, free play-by-play for as far as they advance.
Link to Live Stream
Friday, November 1, 6:35 p.m.
Moline Maroons (8-2) at Quincy Blue Devils (10-0)
Live from Flinn Stadium in Quincy
The Storm seek revenge when they travel to Peoria on Saturday. We’ve got the live, free play-by-play from Peoria Civic Center starting at 7:00!!
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Storm Hockey
This is the link to the FULL COURT PRESS live stream.
You can catch the podcast of past episodes here: Full Court Press Podcasts
This is the place for QCSportsNet’s live, local sports talk show featuring some of the biggest names in the history of Quad Cities sports media. Our next show is this Wednesday (October 30th) at 7:00 p.m., live from Riverfront Grille in Rock Island.
* Moline Football Coach Mike Morrissey joins live to preview the Maroons’ upcoming playoff game this Friday
* Since Tommy Tsicos’s bobblehead wasn’t very talkative last week, we’ll talk live with the real Tommy Tsicos about the Storm’s 3-0 start
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Four turnovers contributed to Rock Island’s inability to be a playoff spoiler Friday night, as the Rocks dropped a 34-13 decision to now playoff-bound Geneseo in the regular season finale. Rock Island (1-8, 1-5 in Western Big 6 play) finished 6th in the conference, ahead of Galesburg, while the Maple Leafs (5-4, 2-4) go the postseason for a second straight year.
Rocky took the opening drive to the Geneseo 9 yard line, but on two straight incompletions, they gave up the ball on downs. The visitors then drove 91 yards on 12 plays, going up 7-0 with 1:27 in the 1st quarter on a 20-yard pass from Jackson McAvoy to Kye Weinzierl. Following a Temar Hudson fumble, the Leafs drove to a first-and-goal, but settled for a 26-yard Carter Holke field goal as time expired for a 10-0 halftime lead.
Geneseo opened the third quarter with a 17-yard TD pass to Hayden Schaaf to go up 17-0, before Hudson answered with his 5th rushing touchdown of the season to cut the margin to 17-6. Following another Holke field goal and a pass intercepted by the Leafs, they added McAvoy’s third TD pass, 26 yards to Holke for a 27-6 advantage just before the end of the 3rd quarter.
Kolten Schmoll-Burton (147 yards on 29 carries) then scored from 2 yards out following a second Hudson fumble. On the ensuing kickoff, the Rocks failed to field the ball at their own 16, but Geneseo missed a field goal. On the ensuing drive, sophomore RB Cameron Foley carried 5 times for 67 yards to set up a 4-yard TD pass from Jae’Vion Clark-Pugh to Elijah Venegas. Foley was named Hungry Hobo Rock Island Rocks Player of the Game.