See where the Clarinda and Shenandoah football teams play Friday in the second round of the playoffs
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The Shenandoah football team scored in the game's final moments to gain a historic playoff win Friday at Interstate 35
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The Clarinda football team advanced to the second round of the playoffs Friday with a 49-14 home win over Pella Christian, the team that eliminated them last year.
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The Clarinda football team had little trouble Friday in a first round playoff game in Class 2A, beating Pella Christian 49-14.
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Check out video highlights from Clarinda football's 49-14 home win Friday over Pella Christian in the first round of the playoffs
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