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-21 posts tagged "Men’s Interhall"
Maureen Schweninger | Monday, November 16, 2015
The men of Morrissey laid claim to their second consecutive interhall title with a 12-0 win over Keenan at Notre Dame Stadium on Sunday. A few key plays made the difference for the Manor in a game riddled with turnovers, penalties and emotion on both sides of the ball. On Keenan’s opening drive, Morrissey junior linebacker
Observer Sports Staff | Friday, November 13, 2015
Welsh Family looks for redemption Howard seeks to restore program’s former glory Manor aims to stay on top for second year Keenan hungry for revenge after last year
Maureen Schweninger | Friday, November 13, 2015
Three-seed Morrissey faces the possibility of some fierce payback from fourth-seeded Keenan when the two teams duke it out for their second consecutive title at Notre Dame Stadium this Sunday. Junior linebacker Spencer Scannell said this is a stage the Manor are ready and prepared for. “To be able to play in the stadium not once, but twice,
Alex Bender | Friday, November 13, 2015
When No. 4 Keenan takes on No. 3 Morrissey in the interhall football championship Sunday, revenge will be the Knights’ first order of business. The stage of Notre Dame Stadium is nothing new to these two teams, as this year’s championship will be a rematch of last year’s, a game Morrissey won 3-0 on a 45-yard field goal.
Observer Sports Staff | Tuesday, September 29, 2015
Alumni 14, Morrissey 7 By Tobias Hoonhout Alumni and Morrissey met Sunday afternoon in a game that proved to be a tale of two halves as the defending champion Manor was downed 14-7 after a second-half comeback by Alumni. It was a shaky start for the Manor (1-1), as senior running back Hunter White fumbled deep in
Hunter McDaniel | Sunday, November 23, 2014
In an old-school defensive struggle, Morrissey completed its perfect season by knocking off Keenan in the interhall championship game with a 3-0 victory Sunday at Notre Dame Stadium. The game-winning points came early in the second quarter from the foot of Morrissey (7-0) junior Ryan Lindquist, who launched a 45-yard field goal through the uprights to
Marek Mazurek | Thursday, November 20, 2014
When No. 1 Morrissey takes on No. 2 Keenan at Notre Dame Stadium on Sunday, it does not plan on focusing on the stage. “To be honest, we could play this game in the middle of South Quad and our goal would stay the same; that’s to win the championship,” junior running back and captain Erik Rayno
Renee Griffin and Alex Carson | Thursday, November 20, 2014
Renee Griffin: The matchup between Pangborn and Welsh Family is sure to be a nail-biter, as the two have nearly identical stats in points per game and points allowed. The Phoxes can pull off their second consecutive upset with a win over the Whirlwinds, as they showed marked improvement in their revenge match last week
Hunter McDaniel | Monday, November 17, 2014
On a snowy Sunday afternoon at Notre Dame Stadium, No. 1 Morrissey advanced to the men’s interhall title game with an 8-0 win over No. 5 Stanford. The weather played a part in each team’s play-calling scheme early, as there were very few pass attempts and they traded punts for most of the first half. The turning
Marek Mazurek | Monday, November 17, 2014
No. 2 Keenan defeated No. 6 Siegfried, 6-0, in a semifinal matchup Sunday afternoon at Notre Dame Stadium. With the victory, Keenan (5-0-1) moves on to play top-seeded Morrissey in the men’s interhall championship game at Notre Dame Stadium next weekend. For Siegfried (3-3), its season is over but junior captain Grady Schmidt said he still considers the