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Ryan Lokhorst | Friday, November 18, 2016
Attending Notre Dame has provided Drew Recker with a complete college experience. The senior safety from Lindenhurst, Illinois, said he has managed to combine his academic, football and social life to create a memorable four years. His decision to attend Notre Dame came down to the friendly, community atmosphere. “I visited and I really liked
Darcy Dehais, Ryan Lokhorst, Kyle Barry, Mia Berry, Patrick Skrine and Meagan Bens | Tuesday, November 8, 2016
No. 3 Stanford def. No. 6 Dillon, 18-7 By Darcy Dehais No. 3 Stanford defeated No. 6 Dillon by a score of 18-7 in the first round of the interhall playoffs, eliminating the Big Red. The Griffins (4-1) scored a rushing touchdown on the opening drive, and their offense was difficult to stop the rest
Meagan Bens, Darcy Dehais, Patrick Skrine, Mia Berry, Kyle Barry and Ryan Lokhorst | Friday, November 4, 2016
No. 2 Keenan v. No. 7 Siegfried By Meagan Bens As every game brings them closer to the stadium, No. 2 Keenan and No. 7 Siegfried will battle Sunday to advance to the semifinals. Even though the Knights (3-0) are undefeated so far and have not given up any points, Ramblers senior captain Dan Verzuh
Meagan Bens, Patrick Skrine, Darcy Dehais and Ryan Lokhorst | Tuesday, November 1, 2016
Alumni def. Dillon, 14-7 By Darcy Dehais Alumni and Dillon closed the regular season Sunday with a closely matched rivalry game that resulted in a 14-7 win for the Dawgs (2-1). Both teams played tight defense throughout the game, but it was ultimately decided by several costly offensive turnovers. The game began in exciting fashion when
Darcy Dehais, Brennan Buhr, Kyle Barry, Ryan Lokhorst and Meagan Bens | Friday, October 28, 2016
Stanford v. Siegfried By Brennan Buhr Stanford and Siegfried are set to clash on Sunday in what will be a fierce battle for playoff positioning as the regular season comes to a conclusion. For the Griffins (2-1), the season began smoothly with two solid wins over Duncan and Knott. However, the Griffins took a step
Ryan Lokhorst, Brennan Buhr, Meagan Bens, Mia Berry and Kyle Barry | Tuesday, October 4, 2016
Stanford def. Knott, 21-0 By Meagan Bens With its quarterback and receivers in the spotlight at LaBar Practice Complex, Stanford (2-0) shut out Knott (0-1), 21-0. Despite being well-matched defensively, Stanford junior captain Kevin Kohler said he believed the last couple minutes of the first half set the tone for the rest of the game.
Meagan Bens, Mia Berry, Darcy Dehais, Brennan Buhr, Kyle Barry and Ryan Lokhorst | Friday, September 30, 2016
Stanford v. Knott By Meagan Bens Stanford and Knott will face off Sunday in a matchup between two relatively young and inexperienced teams. Stanford senior captain Kevin Kohler said his team does not have a specific strategy to defeat Knott, but will rather focus on gaining momentum from the start. “Since I’ve been here, we’ve never