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-15 posts tagged "Interhall Championship"
Hayden Adams | Friday, November 16, 2018
This year has been a culmination of three seasons of hard work for the Ryan Hall Wildcats. Now, the Wildcats have reached the final game of the year, played in Notre Dame Stadium on Sunday against the Welsh Family Hall Whirlwinds. This is not the first time that these two teams have been in this
Grant DelVecchio | Friday, November 16, 2018
The Siegfried Ramblers face off against the Stanford Griffins on Sunday in the 2018 Interhall Football Championship at Notre Dame Stadium, a rematch of a regular season battle that resulted in a 14-7 victory for Stanford (5–1). Despite losing to Stanford in the regular season, Siegfried quarterback Mikey Bernard is confident that he and the
Ellen Geyer | Friday, November 16, 2018
In Stanford Hall the most important football game of the week is on Sunday, not Saturday. And although Brian Kelly’s Irish are playing in New York, the Stanford interhall football team will be keeping Notre Dame Stadium warm. Stanford (5-1) will face the final test of their season this weekend as they vie for the
Darcy Dehais | Friday, November 17, 2017
November 2014. Freshmen Annie Batcheller, Molly McClure and Jacklyn Cooney take home the championship title in Notre Dame stadium playing their first year of interhall football for the Pangborn Phoxes. Fast forward four years. Batcheller, McClure and Cooney find themselves in the stadium once again, poised to play for another title. Only this time, they
Cassie Corbin | Friday, November 17, 2017
“Stadium on three. One. Two. Three. Stadium.” This cheer echoed at the end of every single McGlinn practice. It has been effective, to say the least. The Shamrocks (3-1) are preparing to throw the Bears into hibernation Sunday. Shamrocks senior co-captain Catherine Badart reflected on her team’s turnaround this year. “Two years ago, we didn’t
Peter Baltes | Friday, November 17, 2017
Duncan is no stranger to the big stage. For the second-consecutive season, No. 9 Duncan (2-1) have reached the finals of the interhall football playoffs at Notre Dame Stadium. That game was a hard-fought 7-6 defeat at the hands of Stanford. This year, now facing undefeated No. 2 Dillon (3-0), the Highlanders are hoping to
Ellie Olmanson | Friday, November 17, 2017
No. 2 Dillon (3-0) will fight to maintain its perfect season as No. 9 Duncan aims to force the Big Red their first loss. “We are all really excited for this game,” junior captain David Chao said. “Winning would make the trip so much more sweet if we finish undefeated in the stadium.” Through the
Observer Sports Staff | Friday, November 18, 2016
Check out all of our content in the Interhall edition of the Irish Insider: Welsh Family looks to send seniors out in style Ryan shoots for revenge in West Quad matchup Stanford aims to cement status as team to beat Duncan transforms team in one season Predictions: Interhall championships
Brennan Buhr | Friday, November 18, 2016
From day one of the 2016 interhall football season, Stanford senior captain Kevin Kohler and his team had the confidence that they could go all the way. “Our mindset coming into the season was making it into the stadium and winning the championship,” Kohler said. “We were pretty unsatisfied with two consecutive semifinal losses. We
Darcy Dehais | Friday, November 18, 2016
When Duncan entered the interhall season this year, junior captain Thomas Staffieri said the No. 5 Highlanders would simply “show up with our 11 and see how things go from there.” Approaching Sunday’s championship game in Notre Dame Stadium against No. 3 Stanford, the team has an entirely new attitude. The Highlanders (4-1) came off a winless