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-7 posts tagged "Irish Insider: Interhall 2017"
Ellie Olmanson and Peter Baltes | Monday, November 20, 2017
No. 2 McGlinn def. No. 4 Flaherty By Peter Baltes On a frigid fall afternoon Sunday, No. 2 McGlinn (3-1) outscored No. 4 Flaherty (3-1) 21-18 in an action-packed championship game at Notre Dame Stadium. The Shamrocks managed an impressive record and appeared in the championship game for the first time in several seasons, while
Observer Sports Staff | Friday, November 17, 2017
Dillon hopes to maintain undefeated record Duncan returns to finals after last season’s loss McGlinn makes anticipated return to Stadium Flaherty aims to win first title as new dorm Staff Predictions: Interhall championship
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 17, 2017
Mia Berry — Interhall Editor No. 2 Dillon v. No. 9 Duncan After last year’s crushing defeat to Stanford, Duncan is hungrier than ever for its first-ever interhall championship. The Highlanders only loss on the season came against Morrissey in week 2, and the Highlanders have proven throughout the season they’re a lot better than