FOOTBALL
Subscriber Exclusive: Taking a bipartisan approach
Pepin-Alma’s Jacob Lerum is one of many area athletes who will play on both sides of the football this year; however, his situation is unique because he will be playing quarterback and defensive tackle. This article is part of the football preview section in the Sept. 1, 2010, edition.
By Eric Lear , September 01, 2010
Subscriber Exclusive: Leading the troops to battle
“He draws a lot of attention,” Plum City end/linebacker Tyler Churchill said of Tyler Klinski. “You’ve got to double team him and that leaves our linebackers not being blocked (which means) our linebackers have more open room.” This article is part of the football preview section in the Sept. 1, 2010, edition.
By Eric Lear , September 01, 2010
Subscriber Exclusive: Committed to making change
“His passion to win — sometimes it exceeds mine,” Ellsworth coach John Groh said of Tanner Eggenberger. “He just does not like to lose, so you can imagine going through the last couple seasons, what it’s been like for him. It’s eating him up inside.” This article is part of the football preview section in the Sept. 1, 2010, edition.By Eric Lear , September 01, 2010
Subscriber Exclusive: Success starts in the trenches
Alex Lundell will anchor both lines as the team’s center and one of its defensive tackles. This article is part of the football preview section in the Sept. 1, 2010, edition.By Eric Lear , September 01, 2010
Subscriber Exclusive: Kissing babies, scoring touchdowns
Just about everything Red Wing senior Alex Quiding does on a football field is fast. Take his time in the 40-yard dash. On the first day of practice he was clocked at 4.53 seconds. This article is part of the football preview section in the Sept. 1, 2010, edition.
By Ryan Nilsson , August 31, 2010
Subscriber Exclusive: Dicke pulls the lever, Wildcats
“People are gonna have to watch out for him this year,” Goodhue coach Clair Austin said of Jared Dicke. “I think he’s really gonna bring a presence to the football team and he’ll carry us a long ways if he stays healthy.” This article is part of the football preview section in the Sept. 1, 2010, edition.
By Ryan Nilsson , August 31, 2010
Football: Johnson out 2 games, maybe more
Red Wing will be without left tackle Luke Johnson, whom coach Matt Schultz said was probably one of the five best linemen in the Missota Conference, for at least the first two games of the season.By Ryan Nilsson , August 31, 2010
Youth football registration on Monday
The Red Wing Youth Football program will hold a registration meeting Monday in the Twin Bluff Middle School gymnasium. The mandatory player and parent meeting will be at 6 p.m.By R-E Sports Staff , August 28, 2010
Area football: Cochrane-Fountain City 31, Pepin-Alma 8
The Eagles allowed all 31 points in the first two quarters on the road Friday and were kept off the scoreboard until the final frame.By R-E Sports Staff , August 28, 2010
Area football: Plum City 20, Spring Valley 14 (OT)
The Blue Devils needed an extra frame Friday, but they extended their regular-season winning streak to 45 games with the win at the University of Wisconsin-Stout.By R-E Sports Staff , August 28, 2010
Area football: One quarter costs Ellsworth opener
ELK MOUND, Wis. -- Ellsworth did not give up a touchdown against Elk Mound in the final three quarters in Thursday’s season-opening game; however, Elk Mound scored 21 points in the first quarter to win 21-7.
By Sean Scallon , August 26, 2010
Football scheduling maintains status quo 
Despite overtures from the Big 9 Conference, the Missota Conference will not enter into a football scheduling partnership between the two leagues and the Missota's scheduling will remain unchanged.
April 10, 2010
Olson commits to Mustangs
Zumbrota-Mazeppa offensive lineman Jon Olson was one of 14 high school football players to sign a National Letter of Intent to play at Southwest Minnesota State on Wednesday.
February 03, 2010
Top sports stories 2009, No. 4: Local teams go streaking
A number of programs either continued or snapped a long streak in 2009.
By Ryan Nilsson , December 31, 2009
Top sports stories 2009, No. 6: Pepin enters into co-op
When the Pepin girls basketball team played Alma on Feb. 3, the Lakers finished the game with no available subs.
By Ryan Nilsson , December 31, 2009
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