
Good evening, everyone, and welcome back to Alumni Field in beautiful Houghton, Michigan tonight.
The Houghton Gremlins are taking on the visiting Gladstone Braves in week seven of the MHSAA regular season.
Jake Condon filling in for Jimmy Young tonight here at Alumni Field as we get ready for a very exciting matchup here on 107.3 of the Hooper.
Apologies, folks.
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state that games slated to start at eight o'clock eastern time pregame show at seven thirty over on mix ninety three with dirk hembrough on the call entering his twenty fifth season as the huskies play-by-play commentator for michigan tech hockey focusing back in on tonight though gladstone braves and houghton gremlins both currently sitting at one and five this season both looking to
Course correct after what's been a fairly disappointing season.
Both teams have had to deal with some injuries over the course of the year.
Both teams with first year head coaches as they get used to that role and develop their players trying to make an impact for the rest of this year and looking ahead to future seasons for both of these teams in the Westpac.
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back, everybody.
Pre-game show here on WMPL, and I'm joined once again by Houghton Gremlins head coach, Eli Loma.
Coach, thank you so much for your time.
Yeah, you're welcome.
So I wanted to get started first with the game last week.
The final score, a 34 to 13 loss to the Calumet Copper Kings.
I wanted to start by talking about the first quarter of that game, because it was basically deadlocked on both sides for the first 12 minutes of the game.
The Gremlins defense went out there and played
Really an exceptional first quarter overall
than
that last play of the first quarter, a big QB run.
And the second quarter wound up being pretty rough.
So what do you think changed during that second quarter that led to the Copper Kings being able to kind of break open their offensive scheme a bit?
They found Seagap.
That's basically what they did.
Then they started running the Seagap over and over again.
We had set up to stop anything inside and we did the really good job of that.
Then they they found that space between the ends and our tackles and then they also started getting outside of us a set of our ends and They were just able to run those two spots over and over again You got what you saw last Friday.
Yeah, so
Obviously, it's a tough situation for the team to try to adjust to that.
And after the second quarter, you were able to mostly keep with the Copper Kings.
I believe you actually tied roughly in scoring for the third and fourth quarter after being 0-0 for the first.
So
it was really that second quarter where it seemed like things kind of got away from you.
But are there any other big things that you're hoping to focus on this week, like any critical issues that you saw that you want to make sure are solidified before this game?
Yeah.
If you watched the last game, we had two kickoff returns where it hit one of our players and they ended up picking it up.
So basically two on-site kicks, those two possessions, that's, I mean, you can't give up the ball to Calumet like that twice and expect to win the game.
So yeah, that's a big thing.
Special teams, things got to change there.
And an emphasis from last week, we wanted to score when we got in the red zone.
Just before half, we couldn't quite put it in.
So that's again, we got to do better in the red zone.
So red zone and special teams, we do better there.
It's a different game.
All right.
And.
One of the players that really had an exceptional performance for you last week was Sam Roth as a wide receiver.
He had both receiving touchdowns, I believe, for the Gremlins on offense.
He caught an interception in the game as well.
So a really solid performance from Sam.
Are you hoping that he can kind of develop and build on that momentum?
Or are you hoping to see more in general from the rest of the receiving core and the other skill position players on offense to support that play?
Right.
So my
I feel like a lot of my job is I need to make sure I get the ball to Sam in space because if you saw him on that, there's the bubble screen out there, out wide.
If you see him move, you know why he needs the ball.
So that is part of my job.
If he's not getting the ball, then I'm doing my job poorly.
But it's not just Sam.
We have players all over who can
be electric.
Like the other receiving cord, Kale, Olin Keddo, Alex Aver, Terry Nolan, I mean he needs the ball more.
All of them need the ball more honestly, which means that we just need to sustain some drives and if we can get the ball to our players out in space, we're going to do all right.
For our listeners back home, if you remember the Ishmael Westwood game a few weeks ago, Kaila Olin Kato was the player who scored on that crazy kickoff return touchdown that we saw.
I'm sure you
remember that
one coach.
Taking a look at the line a little bit, we saw two players go down for you in the game against the Copper Kings.
Bryson Nettle and Mason Joyle both seemed to take a pretty bad hit.
Are we expecting to see them anytime soon?
Or do you think they have a chance to play this week for you?
So
first of all, those two in that game.
they were kind of monsters like yeah they they were amazing like two seniors who were really excited to beat Calumet and then uh yeah it gets taken away um so the it was both of them had a leg injury and they're out for this game for
sure
um next week we can reassess but um that's all being done uh behind the scenes and i'm
In that case, I'm just listening to the trainer and she'll tell me what to do.
All right.
And finally, taking a look at your matchup this week.
The Gladstone Braves are coming into town.
They're currently sitting at one and five this season.
But I mean, you've run into them quite a bit as an assistant coach here.
Over the course of your history here in Houghton, what have you come to expect from the Braves?
And what are you hoping to do well in this matchup against Gladstone?
So what I would assume we're going to get from the Gladstone is
They're going to have bigger players, they're going to be strong, and they're going to run right at us.
And they'll run, run, run, run, run, and then hope to get you on a pass.
From all the film I watched, that's pretty much their MO right there.
It's snap the ball to the quarterback, running back player, and it's just run it right up the middle.
run it off to the side.
That's pretty much their offense.
And I would expect more of that.
We just need to match that with aggression and we need to hit.
All right.
Well, Gremlins head coach Eli Loma, thank you so much for your time.
Good luck this week in your match up against Gladstone.
Thank you very much.
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Welcome back everybody pregame show here on WMPL our second superior service coaches interview this evening is with Gladstone Braves head coach Dennis Canute.
Thank you so much coach for taking your time for the interview
Yes, absolutely.
Thank you for having me come join you
So starting off your one and five so far this season last week you came off a tough loss to Menominee They're a very great team of course and you've hit some of the tougher teams across the Westpac in these past few weeks So I just wanted to ask you one of you learned that you need to develop
for this Gladstone team over the past few weeks and what are you trying to implement in practice getting into the back half of your season here?
I think it's a lot of it's just health.
We're getting some guys back.
The first half of the season, you know, we lost eight guys, two were captains, you know, and seven of those guys were starters.
So, you know, you come all the way through two days, right?
You're working the reps, you're coming out, and then, you know, you slowly, every game, it's a couple key guys that you're losing.
And, you know, so we had had some backup guys that stepped up.
We had some guys that joined the team that were not
there at the beginning of the season that came out to play and so we're just we're just building off of that.
This is your first full season as the Braves head coach.
Craig Ness was the head coach previously.
I just wanted to ask you, what's helped you as you step up into the head coaching role for Gladstone?
Have there been any coaches that have been a big help to you?
Any players that you've been impressed by their leadership quality over the course of the season?
Yeah, I've got some friends that are some mentors and, you know, I've been around Gladstone for a while.
I was with the JV and it moved up.
So it's not like I haven't been around the organization and whatnot.
But yes, lots of support community, the school.
you know, other coaches and so the list goes on and on.
You know, you can't do this alone, right?
It takes the community and been extremely grateful for that opportunity.
And taking a look at your roster today, are there any key players that you want to mention that we should keep an eye out for in today's game?
Maybe some players who are recently coming back from injury or players that you're hoping will have a big impact.
I think it's still the same group, you know, writer of Forverley.
He's back, you know, suffered the knee injury at Nagani.
He's back in there in her middle linebacker captain on her defense, you know, and makes the defensive calls.
So it's a joy to have him back out in the field and his leadership and, you know, Wyatt Forverley and, you know, the list goes on.
We have Barry and Aiden in our quarterbacks.
So we've got a bunch of guys.
We've just got to get the ball in their hands and turn them loose a little bit.
tonight.
All right.
And
finally, the Houghton Gray ones are also one in five entering this game.
What have you learned to expect from this Houghton team over the past few seasons as you get ready for this big matchup?
Well, I think it's new leadership.
They're in the same boat.
I know the head coach and I know him well.
And he's a great guy.
And so I think it's just like anything else.
It's a different culture.
You're blending in different coaches and getting to know each other and work with each other and problem solve.
And again, I think they've
kind of been in the same boat, some injuries, right?
And it shuffles you pretty quick when you don't have 50 guys on your roster.
So I think they bring a lot of great things, and our guys need to be ready tonight, because I think we're going to see the best of Houghton tonight here.
All right.
Gladstone Braves head coach, Dennis Canute.
Thank you so much for your time.
Good luck in this week's
matchup.
Thank you.
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We're going to start first with visiting Gladstone Braves, and you heard Coach Dennis Canute talk about it in the pregame interview.
Ryder Fourvilli, their defensive captain, has just come back from injury.
He usually plays Mike Linebacker, and he's a fullback on their offensive side of the ball as well.
a key player like that that's a core piece of your defense.
Definitely going to be a central thing to keep your eye on in today's game as we assess Gladstone's defensive capabilities against the Gremlins and shifting over to the hometown team here in Houghton.
We had two players go down, we briefly mentioned that while talking with Coach Eli Loma, but two players on the offensive and defensive line, Bryson, Nettle and Mason Joyle, both out due to leg injuries, sustained in the game against Calumet, they're both on the field, one of them actually being honored for a senior day celebration pre-game here, but both players in three clothes, they're not suited up in today's game, so...
That means the rest of the offensive line and the defensive line is going to need to show up to play today.
And they're led by team captain junior Daniel Suh wearing number 61 out there for the Gremlins.
Other players you'll probably hear a couple times tonight.
Chad Halledon, Everett Madison, Keaton Roberts, Abbott Alcock, all players who will be playing
and getting likely significant reps on both sides of the ball tonight as the line for the Gremlins is a bit shorter, and we'll see if they can hold for quarterback Brody Donnelly as he tries to lead the Gremlins to their second win of the season.
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These two teams have not had the seasons they wanted coming in this year, both sitting at one and five overall.
Both I believe mathematically eliminated from the playoffs.
Houghton currently ranked 54th out of 63 teams in Division 5.
Gladstone 54th of 62
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Houghton won the toss and elected to receive the opening kickoff.
So they'll start with the ball to
open this game.
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And it's going to be two returners back for the Gremlins to start.
It's going to be Sam Roth and Alex Abair, two players.
Part of the receiving core here for the Gremlins need to have a big game today to try to get the Gremlins the second win of the year.
Kicking off from the Gladstone Braves is going to be number 84, the junior kicker, Easton Whackery.
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ought to be a good one, folks.
Two teams not quite in the playoff conversation, but fairly evenly matched, perfectly matched by records at least.
Both teams that have had tough breaks over the course of this season.
Both teams have had to deal with some injuries over the course of the year.
But now looking to see who can pick up their second win of the season.
Whackery ready for the kickoff.
Roth and Abair in the backfield signal they're ready as well and the game is underway here at Alumni Field.
It's a short kickoff, it'll get to number 14 for the Gremlins.
That's Brodie Donnelly, the quarterback who will come back to the left side of the field and get out of bounds at about the 34 yard line.
Pretty good starting field position here
for the Gremlins.
And that same player, number 14, Brodie Donnelly going to have to lead the offense
today.
Missing one of his
usual starting offensive linemen,
Mason Joyle.
Usually a left
guard and I believe an offensive tackle.
On the other side of the ball, out with a leg injury.
Another offensive lineman, Bryson Nettle, out as well.
So we're likely to see some players shifted around on that line today.
Maybe some who don't get quite as many snaps.
And it's gonna be Donnelly in shock at the start.
Michael Salima in the backfield behind him.
Two receivers out on each side.
Donnelly takes the snap and hands it off to Sam Roth.
Sam Roth gets the outside cuts of field.
Sam Roth gets downfield.
And he's tiptoed out of bounds at a round midfield, game of 15.
Nice way to start.
for the first play of the game here for the Houghton Town Houghton Gremlins.
We'll wait to see exactly where that ball is spotted.
They're going to place that run from Sam Roth in Gladstone territory, so it's going to be a gain of formally 17 yards.
Nice works there by Sam getting to the outside, ran an end around as Donnelly took the snap.
Quick handoff, and it was under.
Undisturbed in the back field as he cut up field and made a nice game.
Donnelly, shotgun takes the snap and he's gonna keep it himself this time right at the middle.
Brodie Donnelly
escapes the defensive
line and cuts the outside.
He'll gain about four yards before being brought down on the play.
It's number seven for the Braves.
That's Cooper Sandville on the tackle.
One of the quarterbacks on their roster making a play on defense.
Second down and about seven yards coming up.
Ball in between the 47 and 46 yard line of Gladstone.
Houghton picked up a quick first down in this first minute of play.
Looking to find the end zone on their opening drive.
Donnelly once again in shotgun, two receivers on each side.
Salina in the back field with him.
Sam Roth motions again.
Donnelly takes the snap this time, hands it off to Michael Salina.
He'll go up the middle and gain about three, third and about three and a half yards coming
up.
Offense
is moving well so far for the Gremlins.
It really has been a story of small mistakes for Houghton, at least in the games that we've covered against Hishbeming Westwood, who came here a few weeks ago, and the Calumet Copper Kings last week.
You heard Coach Eli Loma talk about it in the pre-game interview.
Two onside kicks.
I don't even know if they were intentional onside, but it was a squib kick that hit one of the Gremlins hands team players.
and bounce back to around the Calumet line gave the Copper Kings two free possessions.
Donnelly shotgun steps back looking to throw, he'll throw over to the right hand side of the field and that ball is caught by Terry Nolan who will have enough of the first down.
First time airing it out today and Terry Nolan a player we haven't seen too much in our weeks covering the Gremlins able to make the first reception of the game.
One of the players that Coach Loma mentioned this pregame
interview as well.
First and 10 coming up.
Ball is now on the Gladstone 37-yard line.
Two minutes gone in this opening quarter play.
We're still scoreless with the Gremlins moving towards the end zone.
Donnelly, shotgun, two receivers out to his left.
Roadie Donnelly takes the snap and hands it off to number 15.
That's Jay Sandelson, who will get to the outside.
He'll gain about four yards before being brought
down.
Number
36 of the Braves, that's Tanner
Thorbon.
Listed
as a
defensive end on my roster sheet.
Six foot three.
Out there for the Braves in on the tackle.
Second down and seven coming up.
Ball is at the Gladstone 34.
Grelin's offense looking to keep humming.
Donnelly and Shotgun slia behind.
Three receivers out.
to Donnelly's right.
Brody takes the snap, pitches it out to Michael Salina.
Salina will go to the outside, and that's Sam Roth actually in the backfield.
He'll be brought down for a loss of a couple yards.
Offensive line could not hold.
A tackle for Gloss for the Braves there will make it third, and I believe about 10 yards now after the loss.
Calling a loss of four, make it third and 11.
First blow up play for the Gremlins on this offensive drive.
They've been moving the ball pretty consistently otherwise.
And now on this third and long, I would expect that Donnelly is likely to pass here.
And they'll indicate pass by formation, four receivers out wide.
Donnelly, shotgun, steps back looking to his right, over to his right, and that ball is caught by Kello and Ketto, who will force his way up the field.
He's not going to have the first down, but caught by Kello and Ketto, who will force his way up the field.
He's not going to have the first down, but he'll make it much closer.
Gain of about seven yards before he gets out of bounds.
And it's going to be about a fourth and three coming up.
Let's see exactly where
this
ball is spotted.
Gremlins seem to get to the 27 for a first down.
And that
ball is right at the 30s.
A fourth and three to go.
Eight minutes 30 left to go in this first quarter.
Game is scoreless.
Gremlins on their first drive.
First drive of the game.
And it looks like they're going to go for it here on fourth down.
Brodie Donnelly and shotgun Selena behind him.
Donnelly takes the snap quarterback, keep it up the middle, and he is stopped by the Gladstone defensive line.
That's going to be a turnover on downs.
The Braves will get the ball.
Number 42, the captain, Ryder Forveley.
The one who was able to shut down Donnelly on that quarterback run up the middle.
And the Braves keep the Gremlins out of the end zone on the first drive of the game.
It looked like the offensive line protection was going to hold for a moment, but as Donnelly cut up on the quarterback keeper, all of a sudden blocks were shed.
Forbidly able to get in on the tackle.
Number 72, Ben Wilson also closing a lane that Donnelly couldn't escape from.
And now it'll be the quarterback out there for the Gladstone Braves.
It's number 12 for them.
Landon Pepin.
Lined up under center, he has three backs behind him.
One receiver out wide right.
Pepin takes the snap, hands it off, and that ball goes to number four Wyatt Forveley.
Brother of Ryder, he'll get about five yards on that play.
Second down coming up right up 35 yard
line.
Brothers Ryder and Wyatt for believe both work out of the backfield on offense The bigger and older Ryder Listed at six foot one plays full back while why it's unusual running back five foot ten Peppin takes the snap hands off to Wyatt once again And why we'll have enough of the first down gave about seven yards just two runs up the middle
to start this game for Gladstone, but they're blocking protections, especially with two blocking backs in the backfield, leading Wyatt up the field.
So far, the Gremlins are having a bit of trouble stopping it.
Let's see if the Gladstone Braves shake it up at all.
Same formation.
Pepin under center.
Takes the snap, hands it off to Wyatt once again, and this time he'll be stopped around the line of scrimmage.
It's number 76 for the gremlins that's Keenan Robertson on the tackle.
It'll be a gain of
about one and a half yards, second down coming up.
Gladstone now at the 43 yard line on their own side of the field.
Still scoreless in this one, about five minutes gone in the first quarter.
Landon Pepin, under center once again, it's the same formation every play so far.
Pepin takes the snap and he's gonna hand it off this time to number 22 and that is Nick Proll who will break up field.
He'll be finally brought down, but after well more than enough for the first down, firmly into Gremlin territory.
A game of about 15 there.
Nick Proll's first touch the game.
He'd been in there blocking alongside Ryder for the lead out of the backfield.
And it looks like the Gladstone plan is just going to hand it off to one of the three running backs in the backfield as long as they can.
Pepin under center, takes the snap, hands it off once again, and it is Pro once again.
He'll gain about five yards before being brought down.
Raves
have not showcased much variety in the Russian game so far, but it continues to work for them.
Worst case scenario so far has been a game of about two yards, second down and five coming up.
Gladstone at the Houghton 38 yard line looking for five more for a fresh set of downs.
Landon Pepin under center takes the snap, hands it off to Wyatt in the backfield.
Wyatt, the four of them will be stopped and brought down near the line of scrimmage.
A crew of Houghton defenders in on the tackle, Chad Hallen in one of them.
Kiehl and Ketto also getting involved.
Again of about two yards, third and short coming up here for the Braves.
At their own 36 yard line, they're pretty squarely in fourth and four down territory.
If they don't wind up picking up the first here, Cremlins will need a big loss of yards to convince them to
punt.
Landon Pepin.
Undercenter takes the snap, hands it off to Wyatt.
Wyatt formally drops out of the backfield.
Take him down by number six.
That's Michael Selena in the backfield making a big play Fourth and six coming up Braves offense for the moment staying out on the field We'll see if coach Dennis canoe decides to punt instead, but at least for the moment It looks like they're going for this one Four minutes 57 and counting
Gremlins stopped on their opening drive.
Gladstone going forward here on fourth down.
Working out of the shotgun this time.
Two receivers out to the left for quarterback landed Pepin.
Make it three after the motion.
Pepin shotgun looking to his left over the middle of the field and that ball is caught.
And it's number 24, Aiden Burley who gets the outside.
Is he going to have the arch for a first down?
That's the question now.
Red ones coaches signaling they have the ball.
We're going to have to wait for the spot on this one.
Needed to get to the 33 yard line.
He caught it about three yards up field, but I'm not quite sure.
Oh sorry, Aiden Burry.
He was not quite able to get to the first down turnover on down.
The ball
back.
Both
teams.
Offense runs out of gas at around the same position on the field.
Gremlins will take back over right where they started their first drive at their own 34 yard line.
Four minutes 28 to go in
this first quarter.
And the Gremlin offense wasting no time heading back out there.
Three receivers out to Brody Donnelly's left.
Michael Salina in the back field and Kello and Ketto lined up to his right.
Donnelly takes the snap.
Takes the handoff to Selena and runs to the outside.
Brody Donnelly has room.
He'll gain about eight yards before being dropped down.
Nice work there on the run to the outside.
But fake handoff got a couple defenders to bite.
Donnelly had plenty of room up on the left-hand side of the field.
Receivers got downfield
and held their blocks well.
Sucked
it down and short coming up for the Gremlins.
Second down, and a long one coming up.
Donnelly in shotgun.
Takes the snap, rolling out to his right, looking to throw, and that ball is over the hands.
And incomplete, looking for Jay Samuelson.
On a pass that would have given the Gremlins enough for a first down, third and one coming up.
Kremlin fans getting loud here.
Third down coming up.
That's gonna be Donnelly in shotgun.
Two receivers to his left, one to his right.
Michael Selina in the backfield with him.
Takes the snap, hands it off to Selina, and Michael Selina will be stopped.
I believe he's gonna be short of the first down.
He was tackled near the line of scrimmage.
We'll wait for the official
spot here, but it looks like
yeah, he's a short by a yard or so fourth down coming up
Fourth down and one ground one's offense gonna stay out there Both teams yet to find any points 306 to go and counting in this first quarter
Gremlins at their own forty three beat the forty four for a first down three receivers out to Brody Donnelly's right Sam Roth cuts in on motion Donnelly hands it off to Selena right at the middle and he's gonna have to reach for the first down and We'll wait for the spot here again.
It's close By the looks of it the Gremlins do have the first
down
All right, and a fresh set of downs now for the Gremlins.
Two minutes 40 to go in this first quarter.
Clock continuing to roll.
Neither team wanting to slow down in the first quarter.
And it will be Donnelly in shotgun once again, four receivers out wide.
Donnelly takes the snap, steps back looking to his left to throw.
Donnelly, ball is batted as he threw and a brave defender down on the ball.
And the head wrap signals Gladstone ball.
Donnelly got hit as he threw.
Hand was not moving forward.
It's ruled a fumble.
And number 72 for the Braves, Ben Wilson recovers the ball.
Gladstone gets it back firmly in Hopen territory.
2-16 to go in the first.
Donnelly, I don't think he saw...
The defender coming in.
I believe it was Wilson on the hit as well.
And it was looking to the far side of the field.
Ball got batted from his weak side.
And now landed Peppet.
Will hand it off to Wyatt Forveley.
Forveley cuts up the middle and he'll gain about eight yards.
This drive for Gladstone-Starta, the Houghton 28 yard line.
The ball bounced back a few yards out of Donnelly's hands.
And after that first down run for six yards, they're sitting at the 22.
Peppin, under center once again, and he'll hand it off to wide formally, who's hit in the backfield, but stays on his feet.
He'll get back to the line of scrimmage, maybe a little bit more.
But not enough for the first down, third and short coming up for the
Braves.
And it'll be third in a single yard, so a gain of three there by Wyatt Forberley.
Did a nice job of staying on his feet despite the hit.
I believe it was Chad Hallen who got to him in the backfield.
Able to keep his composure, get around the line a little bit, and now third and one, a much friendlier situation than what would have been a third and seven or eight.
Peppin takes the snap, hands it off to Wyatt Forveley once again.
Forveley gets the outside, has room.
Wyatt Forveley gets inside the 10 before finally being brought down.
First and goal coming up for the Braves at about the six yard
line.
And a minute ago on the first quarter, clock continues to run.
Petten under center takes the snap hands off to Wyatt Forveley.
Wyatt cuts the outside he's brought down.
That's number 73 for the Gremlins.
That's Chad Allen in on the tackle.
Nice work there.
And now second down coming up, ball back at the nine yard line, a big loss there.
Allen has had a couple of impactful plays on the defensive line already for Houghton.
And Peppin is going to work out of the shotgun.
Two receivers out to his left.
Wyatt and the backfield still with him.
And a timeout called.
We'll wait to see which team.
Oh, it's a delay of game called on the offense.
It's a tough mistake there.
Fans of the stands happy about it second
and
goal coming up now from the home 14 yard line.
Four seconds left until the end of the quarter.
Clock is stopped after the penalty.
So likely one last play before we're through 12 minutes here at Alumni Field.
Same formation.
Peppin, shotgun.
Tries to get the gremlins to jump on a hard count.
They don't fall for it.
Clock still ticking here.
Might get a second delay of game, but they take too long.
Peppin takes the snap.
Now looking to his left, looking to throw.
Roles out to his left.
And Peppin's going to finally throw the ball.
And it's caught in the end zone for a touchdown.
Nick Proll.
With a big reception there Gladstone on the board first Nice work there by the quarterback landed Pat that we hadn't seen him throw I don't think more than once so far on this game But showed a lot of discipline waiting for the play to develop rolled out to his left to buy himself some extra time and a touchdown play there
for the Gladstone Braves.
Extra point coming up, first quarter clock at zero, so after this play, the first quarter will be over.
The kicker, Easton Whackery.
Staff is good, hold is good, kick is good.
They get 7-0 Gladstone as the first quarter wraps up.
We'll be back in 60 seconds to see how the Gremlins respond here on 107-3, the U-Burk.
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trying to get the fans back into this one.
Gladstel able to get on the board first, right at the end of the first quarter.
It was number 22, Nick Proll, who caught a pass from the quarterback landed in Pepe from 14 yards out on second and goal.
Kick was up and good by East to Whackery.
And it would be Whackery back out there to send the ball back over to the Gremlins.
One of the few kickers we've seen in the area who actually goes for a full force traditional kickoff, marrying the ball out to return to the back.
The perks of having a dedicated kicker on your roster, I suppose.
12 minutes left on the clock.
Fans getting ready.
And the same two returners in the backfield, Sam Roth and Alex Abert for the Gremlins.
Oh, ball falls over on the kicking tee.
Gonna be a second or two longer before we get this back underway.
Both of these teams out of the playoff picture playing for pride and Trying to develop under two first-year head coaches Eli Loma for the Gremlins and Dennis Canute for the Braves A player has to go out there and hold the kick.
It's actually Nick Proll and the kick is now up.
It's a squid kick Recovered by Alex Abert.
Abert gonna run right up the middle and cut out now to his right
Met and finally brought down by a couple of Gladstone defenders at about the 30 yard line.
And the Gremlins offense will retake the field.
Rody Donnelly out there.
Got hit as he was trying to throw on second down on the previous drive.
Ball came out.
It's a nice hit there by Ben Wilson.
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Donnelly, shotgun takes the snap, hands it off to Michael Salina.
Salina will go up the middle, he'll gain a couple of yards, still trying to drag his feet forward, and finally brought down by the Braves defensive line.
Gain about two yards there.
Michael Salina, we haven't really seen Salina get the chance to break off a big run so far this season.
He's got a lot of speed out of that back field.
You've got to think sooner or later he's going to get the chance to really take one.
11 minutes 20 and counting.
Gladstone lead seven to nothing Houghton with the ball.
Donnelly shotgun takes the snap looks for a bubble screen keeps himself goes up the middle and he'll gain a yard or two before being brought down third and about four coming up.
Gremlins will get to about the 37 yard line.
Not really a fake pass by Donnelly there.
Just turned to his right.
Elected not to throw the screen pass.
Turned right back up field and just booked it.
Abe looking a couple yards out of it so made it a friendlier third down.
It's going to be third and four.
But another big moment here for the Gremlins offense.
Donnelly in shotgun takes the snap rolls out to his right looking to throw and he had Jay Sandelson open over the middle of field past falls in complete bobbled out of the hands Fourth and four coming up Not a friendly situation for the Gremlins Not very far upfield as it currently stands sitting at their own 37 yard line need to get to their own 41 for a fresh set of downs
And it looks like they'll elect to punt.
It's going to be number four Wyatt Forveley back there to return for the Braves.
Snap his hold.
Punt is good.
And this should take a nice hotend bounce.
It does.
Ball's going to get down to about the 20, maybe a little bit further.
Really nice punt there.
Want to make sure I have the punters number right before I announce
it.
It's number
11 for the Gremlins.
That's Ambrie DeRosher.
with a really solid punt.
Houghton goes three and out, but the Braves in a nice position, or got pinned in a pretty nice position for Houghton.
Really solid punt, about 40 yards.
And now Gladstone once again takes the field on offense.
10-13 to go in the first half, already leading by seven.
Number 12, Landon Pepin, under center, takes the snap, hands it off to Wyatt Forveley, and he's met in the backfield.
He was not moving when he got the ball.
May have been slowing down looking for a counter play, but the Gremlins defensive line got through quick.
And it's Chad Howlin, and once again, he's having a great day on that right side of the Gremlins line.
Number 74 for the Gremlins Everett Madison, also involved.
9 minutes 40 to go in the second quarter.
Landon Pepin under center, takes the snap and he hands it off.
2 number 22, Nick Pearl out of the backfield, he'll gain a couple yards but after the tackle for loss on first down, it's still going to be third and long coming up, about eight yards to go.
Nice work so far by the Gremlin defense.
Just can't allow anything over the top for Gladstone on this one.
They'll likely come out in that shotgun.
Three receiver set that we've seen a couple times.
Only two different formations for the Braves all game so far.
Huddle breaks.
And it looks like they'll use their eye formation instead.
So still three backs behind landed Pepin.
A receiver out now to the wide left.
Number seven, it's Cooper Sandville.
Pepin takes the snap, hands it off to Wyatt Forveley.
Forveley stutters and he's gonna get brought down near the line of scrimmage.
A nice play once again by the Gremlins front seven.
Keaton Robertson on the tackle and Gladstone has a lot of players coming out of the field.
Looks like it'll be the special teams unit coming out to punt.
So the teams trade three amounts.
Nice work by the Gremlins to shut down the Gladstone offense on that drive after allowing a touchdown previously.
It's number 72, Ben Wilson out to punt.
Snap is a little high but he brings it in and that kick is skyed straight up.
Not a very far punt and it's going to take a friendly bounce for the Gremlins as well.
And a Gladstone player will down it at the 43 yard line.
So a net punt of maybe 20 yards there for the Braves.
That ball was just sky-kicked high up into the air.
Sam Roth was back there to return it.
He actually came up a little bit before the snap as well.
And even with that adjustment moving about 10 yards upfield, the ball was still in front of him, but had a lot of backspin, so the Gremlins get a little bit of a return for free out of it.
Seven minutes 58 to go.
In the second quarter, Brodie Donnelly and the Gremlins offense head back out.
Donnelly in shotgun, Selena behind him.
Two receivers out on each side.
Donnelly takes the snap, hands it off to Michael Selena.
Selena
has
a head of steam up the middle of the field.
He'll gain about nine yards.
And there we finally see that acceleration from Michael Selena be used positively for the Gremlins, breaking free, got right past the defensive line the second he had the ball.
and second down an inches coming up for the Gremlins.
Drive started at the Gladstone 43 and now they're sitting somewhere between the 33 and 34.
Really friendly field position after a tough hunt.
Model breaks for the Gremlins, three receivers out to Donnelly's left now.
Selena about five yards behind in the backfield.
Donnelly takes the snap.
He'll keep it himself this time.
Get to the outside.
Brody Donnelly not be able to drop down.
He's finally tackled.
One of the Gladstone defenders tried to pull him by his jersey.
Incidental contact, not a penalty by any means, but Donnelly able to shake it off and gain about 15 on that play.
Get the gremlins to the 20 yard line.
They was number eight for the Braves, Ryder and Amitz in on the tackle.
Nice work there by Brodie Donnelly, sold the fake handoff to Selena very well.
And a first down coming up for the Gremlins, knocking on the red zone of Gladstone.
Donnelly takes the snap, rolls out to his right looking to throw.
Donnelly keeps it, cuts up field, going to his right, and that ball is tipped at the line of scrimmage.
There's a Holmen call.
I think this play is going to get backed up ten yards.
Flag was thrown before Donnelly released.
It was tipped off one of the players near the line of scrimmage.
Out on that far opposite side of the field.
Still waiting for the call.
Gremlins fans in the stands hoping it's a defensive penalty, but it's gonna be a hold going against the offense somebody on the line got tangled up And I assume the Braves are gonna take this penalty and make it first in 20 Gremlins offense backing up like that's the plan And now the the down marker will be backed up ten yards
to the 31-yard line.
So first down in 20 coming up, 6-29 to go in the first half.
And a first in 20, staring down the Houghton Gremlins.
We've seen this team try to air it out.
They've found some success in that before.
And a big situation now for Houghton trailing by seven.
Donnelly in shotgun.
Four receivers out wide.
Takes the snap.
He'll keep it himself and run up to the left-hand side.
Brody Donnelly almost broke free.
A late flag on the play as well.
We'll see if this is going against the defense.
Gremlins would love that.
It looked like Brody Donnelly might be able to slip through line.
It's another holding call on the Gremlins.
Would have been a gain of about seven yards.
Donnelly almost had the speed to make that a touchdown, but may have only gotten that far upfield due to a holding penalty.
We'll see if Coach Dennis Canute chooses to accept this penalty.
It is a spot foul at the MHSAA level.
And that will make it first down and about 23 yards to go.
Or excuse me, 21 yards to go.
Ball now at the Gremlin 32.
Or sorry, at the Gladstone 32, looking to get to the Gladstone 11 for a first down.
Brody Donnelly.
In shotgun, four receivers out wide, three of them do his right.
Kremlin's going to need to air it out here pretty soon.
Donnelly takes the snap, fakes the handoff to Selena, pitches it out to Sam Roth.
Sam Roth cuts up field.
He'll gain about 10 yards before being brought down.
Creative play design there from Coach Eli Loma faked the handoff to the outside of a tackle box.
Donnelly and Selena had both shifted over to the right as the play progressed, faked the handoff and found Sam Roth on a bubble screen behind the line.
Nobody was covering Roth up close.
He's able to run right up field and cut pretty heavily into this yard to go.
Second down and 13 coming up, so a gain of eight for Roth there.
Ball on the Gladstone 22 yard line.
From one still have not officially gotten into the red zone Donnelly in shotgun takes the snap looking he was left deep all downfield and that ball is just over his target Alex a bear Really well placed ball a bear the only player who had a chance to get it just couldn't quite reach out far enough for it And it's been a game of inches in the passing game
for the Gremlins, just so close to perfect execution on all fronts so many times we've seen it.
And there, that ball just a little bit too far for Alex Abert, third and 13 coming up.
Brody Donnelly in shotgun.
Two receivers out to his left, two to his right.
Sam Roth motion to the backfield.
Donnelly will fake the handoff and pitch it off to Sam Roth.
Roth has space.
Sam Roth cuts the field.
Fifty-ten.
Finally forced out of bounds through the five-yard line.
First in goal.
Coming up with the Gremlins.
And Sam Roth continues to shine.
Had a great week last week.
Two receiving touchdowns at an interception.
And now, saving the Gremlins on third and long, getting them into the red zone.
Red zones in today's game brought to you by Gino's restaurant in Hancock And it's a first and goal coming up for Houghton balls at the four yard line Donnelly in shotgun four receivers out once again Selena in the backfield Donnelly takes the snap hands it off to Michael Selena.
He'll have a couple yards But I think he's gonna be kept out of the end zone looks like it second and goal gonna be coming up
Four minutes 50 and counting in the first half of play Gladstone leads 7-0 over the Houghton Gremlins
here in Alumni
Field.
And they'll give Selena a yard on that play so second and goal at the three yard line.
Huddle breaks.
Four receivers set once again, Donnelly in shotgun with Selena behind.
Donnelly takes the snap, ball is bobbled over to Sam Roth.
Sam Roth goes to the outside, trying to break into the end zone, and he can't keep his feet in bounds long enough.
I think that was a designed bobble.
Donnelly, instead of catching that snap, kind of popped it up in the air, Sam Roth grabbed it and ran to his right to get to the outside of the play.
He gained about a yard, but wasn't able to keep his feet and bounds long enough to dive for the end zone.
Third and goal coming up at the two.
Seeing some serious creativity out of the Gremlins offense today.
It's yet to result in points, but they're not going to get many better opportunities than this.
See what coach Loma has cooked up on this third and goal.
Donnelly in shotgun.
Two receivers on each side once again.
Donnelly takes the snap and throws it over to the sideline that both caught by Alexei Bear.
Touchdown, Houghton Dreadlings.
And Alexei Bear, the first Dreadlings receiver to find the end zone today with 4-0-4 to go.
Extra point coming up.
We'll see if it's a one or two point try.
And it will be Sam Roth out there to kick the PAT.
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Extra point for Roth.
Special team's crew is set.
Oh snap, it's Bob.
They're going for two.
Donnelly in the backfield being chased around by Gladstone defenders.
There's it out.
And that ball is caught.
Two-point conversion successful for the Gremlins.
Are they saying that he dropped that ball in the end zone?
Still no official word.
Donnelly was looking for Michael Salina in the end zone.
I don't think he held on to the ball.
And the score is going to remain 7-6.
Gremlins trail by 1 after the PAT is no good.
We'll be back in 30 seconds to see how the Braves respond here on WMTL.
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6 points to seven for the visiting Gladstone Braves.
A two yard touchdown pass to number seven Alex Abert on third and goal.
Got the Gremlins their first points of the game on the previous drive.
Braves have just over four minutes left to see if they can tack on any extra points before the halftime intermission.
Gladstone also due to receive the second half kickoff.
And Sam Roth getting ready as the kickoff specialist to send this ball down the field.
Three returners in the backfield for the Braves.
Roth.
A squid kick it right up the middle of the field.
And the ball bounces off Gladstone player who will fall on it.
And the Braves all a late hit there.
And some laundry coming out.
Daniel Sugg got there a couple seconds after the Gladstone player had downed the ball.
That's going to be a late hit.
and that's gonna give them much friendlier field position than what they would have had starting at about the 25.
Talked about unnecessary mistakes in the pre-game show of interview.
They showed up on the receiving side of kickoffs in the previous game against Calumet and here a costly penalty by the team captain gonna move Gladstone up quite a bit.
And the ball will be spotted at the 40.
One and a half yard line of Gladstone a 15-yard penalty there after the late hit Four minutes and three seconds to go in the first half Gladstone offense ready to try to find the end zone one more time before this first half wraps up here in Houghton Landon Pepin under center three backs behind him
one receiver out wide that's number eight Ryder Amos and the ball is handed off to one of the full backs in the backfield they'll gain about three yards before being brought down waiting to see who it was and it will be number 50 that's Morgan Lynch the offensive lineman listed on my roster who took that ball I believe gain of four yards second and six coming up
Petman under center takes the snap hands it off to Wyatt Forveley Wyatt breaks a couple tackles he's brought down near the first down marker he got to at least midfield and it'll either be third and inches or a first down coming up depending on the spot
officials
will mark him about a yard short so a game of five and a half there for Wyatt Forveley
Dangerously speedy back out of the backfield.
Third down, Pepin takes the snap, hands it off to Wyatt.
Wyatt trying to find space, bounces off a couple defenders.
He'll get back to the line and I think he dived to get enough for the first down.
We'll wait for the official signal just to be safe.
And he does.
Wyatt's done a great job of staying on his feet after the first hit in the backfield.
Gremlin defenders to their credit have gotten there pretty effectively.
Chad Allen has been involved in a couple of plays.
We've seen Keaton Roberts get into the backfield quite a few times, but now with three minutes to go in the second quarter.
Another first down found by the Braves, a timeout call by Gladstone.
We'll be back in 30 seconds to see what they do with the rest of this drive here on WMPL.
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Gladstone Braves lead by a single point the score seven to six They have the ball in Houghton territory with three minutes to go in the first half Pepin steps back looking to pass and that ball is way short incomplete on first down make it second and ten coming up He was looking for number 24 Aiden Burry We ran a flat round out to the right-hand side of the field
But ball falls harmlessly in complete second down in 10 at the Gremlin 47 coming up.
Lights are on here at Alumni Field as the sun is set.
Fans getting ready for the coolest night of football so far here at Alumni Field this season.
It was senior day today for the Gremlins.
A quick ceremony held in midfield before the game.
Announcing all the seniors as part of this class.
But now back to the game.
Pepin under center, three backs behind him, takes the snap, hands it off to Wyatt Forveley.
Wyatt cuts to the left.
Wyatt Forveley breaks free, down to the 30, the 20, and finally brought down.
Alex Abarian on the tackle.
As Forveley gets to inside the Gremlin Red Zone, tackled at about the 19 yard line.
Another big gain out of the backfield for Gladstone.
Forverley able to finally break to the outside found some headroom.
Alex Abert weren't the only players on the field who could have chased him down.
Pepin under center takes the snap hands off to Wyatt Forverley once again.
He'll be brought down at the line this time after gaining maybe a yard.
Oh and Johnson involved on the play.
For the Houghton Gremlin second down and eight coming up balls at the Gremlin 16 yard line I formation once again is gonna be a false start on this play and Somebody on that offensive line jumped and two of the four players in the backfield fell for it with them For those of you keeping up with the Michigan Tech Huskies hockey team
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by the looks of it so penalties will offset and it will remain second down and eight two minutes 27 to go referees need to pick up the flags on the field make sure that everything is clear and ready for play to resume here two minutes 27 on the clock second and eight coming up in the gremlin red zone Gladstone has three backs behind the quarterback Pepin
Peppin will take the snap and hand it off to Wyatt Forveley.
Forveley cuts to his right, gets up field, he'll gain about six yards, another flag behind the play.
We'll see if this is a hold on the offense.
It looks like it will be.
And that is exactly what it is.
So that play will be backed up, holding a spot foul at the high school level here in Michigan.
So that'll back the Braves up, I believe, about five or six yards as Forveley would have gained a few yards on that play.
And we'll wait to see the exact spot depending on when during the play the hold happened.
Oh, it's not a fair... Okay, it's not too bad for the Braves here.
They're gonna get backed up.
Oh, never mind.
That's where they started the count for the ten yard penalty.
That's quite a bit worse.
It's gonna be second down and nearly 20.
Coming up for Gladstone.
Actually a little bit over 20 make it second down in 23 after that holding call Or sorry, no second down and 17 is the correct call Tough to get lost between all the down and distance markers here second down Peppin under center three backs behind them their usual extended eye formation This time Peppin's gonna roll out to throw Peppin cuts the left hand side of the field He's gonna run it himself after not finding any targets these brought down near the line of scrimmage
And at number 73 for the Gremlins, Chad Howlinen, who forces him out of bounds, around the line of scrimmage, third and a mile coming up for the Braves, third and 16.
And now no use in pretending they're going to run the ball.
Peppin and Shotgun, two receivers out to his left or to his right, excuse me.
And he'll step back looking to throw.
That ball is caught complete to number 22.
That's Nick Kroll who will shake another tackle and finally be brought down I thought the play was dead for a moment, but it looks like he's gonna be close to a first down We'll wait to check the spot here, but I think it's within a yard Gladstone players heading back to their sideline to get the play call.
I believe a timeout's been called Still no change on the scoreboard as we wait for this one
The officials discussing exactly what needs to be done depending on the spot.
And by the looks of it, it's going to be fourth down and one, but they are going to send out the chain crew to make sure the spot's okay.
One minute, eleven to go.
If he's short, it's fourth down at about the ten yard line, if not first and goal.
And...
The chain is drawn taut.
And we're checking the spot to see.
And it looks like he's short.
So fourth down, an inch is coming up.
Boy, that wound up being really close.
They needed to get to the nine yard line for a first down.
And that is a matter of inches away from the ball.
They're actually leaving the chain crew out there so they can set the ball at the correct spot Inside the hashes because they want to make sure they have this right Boy folks that is close Fourth down and millimeters coming up for Gladstone Fans in the stands on their feet getting loud to support the Kremlin defense
Gladstone did call a timeout during that break as well.
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Eye formation.
Pat been under center.
Takes the snap, hands it off to Wyatt Forveley.
Forveley is going to be brought down near the line.
We're going to have to check the spot once again.
He rolled over one of his own offensive linemen.
And depending on where exactly that happened, it looks like the crew chief is signaling first down, first and goal coming up for the
Braves.
They did not clear that first down marker by much, folks.
It is staying right at the eight yard line for this first and goal.
A minute and ticking on the clock.
Hand off to Forveley.
He cuts back inside.
Wyatt Forveley finds space.
He's going to be brought down close to the goal line.
Was he able to reach in?
Officials rule he's held short second and goal at the one coming up.
Braves wasting no time.
44 seconds on the clock.
Eye formation.
Pepin under center.
Snap is bubbled.
Pepin I think tried to pick it up and sneak it in, but I don't think he got it.
And he is held out of the end zone once again.
Third and goal coming up.
Gladstone has one timeout left.
They may elect to use it pretty shortly here.
Still waiting on the official signal.
Landed Pepin.
Under center, one receiver out wide right.
Pepin takes a snap and a flag on the play before the snap.
Houghton fans think it's a false start and it is.
Third and goal coming up from the six yard line, 11 seconds to play.
And inside the red zone, this drive has been pure chaos on both sides of the ball.
Remember folks, the drive started with a late hit penalty.
Gave the Gladstone Braves pretty favorable field position.
They're able to work into the red zone.
We need multiple spots to get to first and goal.
And now the Braves are going to head back to the sideline after exhausting their final time out.
We'll be back in 30 seconds to see if they can find the end zone here on 107-3 of the U-Perk.
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10 seconds to go in the first half here.
Houghton Gremlins trail by a point.
Gladstone Braves have the ball.
Leading seven to six and a third in goal coming up from the six yard line.
Gladstone due to receive the second half kickoff so if they can bookend the half here with a touchdown they're in a great spot to put this game on cruise control.
landed Pepin under center, hands it off to Wyatt Fourvilly.
Fourvilly to the right hand side and he is held out of the end zone.
Gremlins defense holds strong.
Gladstone trying to get one last snap off.
They're not going to have time.
Flock hits zero.
Gremlins defense holds.
And we are going to head into the halftime break.
Houghton Gremlins trail six points to Gladstone seven.
We'll be back in two minutes for the halftime show coming up next here on 107.3 of the Uber.
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First things first with a quick scoring recap.
It was a mostly quiet first quarter but on the second drive of the game for the Houghton Gremlins Brodie Donnelly was hit as he threw, fumbled the ball and it was recovered by number 72 Ben Wilson for the Braves giving them a first down in deep
They were able to cash in on a 14 yard passing touchdown.
Quarterback landed Peppen found his running back number 22, Nick Proll in the end zone for the first touchdown of the game.
Extra point was kicked and good to make it 7-0.
Gladstone braves.
Houghton able to respond.
A couple of drives later, a two-yard passing touchdown from Brody Donnelly to Alex Abert was complete, but a bobbled snap on the PAT made Brody Donnelly try to run out of pocket and find Michael Salina in the end zone.
Unfortunately, that pass was incomplete for the Gremlins, so they currently trail by a score of 6 points to Gladstone 7.
And now it's time for this week in high school football brought to you by Chopped, Kelly O Insurance, and we're going to start as usual with the West Pack.
The Calumet Copper Kings after winning here last week are four and two.
They're going to be heading to two and four Escanaba.
Escanaba won 69 to 34 against Sault Ste.
Marie last week.
So they're coming off a big win, looking to pull off another massive win against the Copper Kings this week.
All of these games are happening concurrently.
They were all scheduled for October 9th at 7 p.m.
Eastern time.
Manistique is three and three.
They're heading to Gwynne who's currently one and five.
Manistique got their third win of the year off of a forfeit win from West Iron County while Gwynne is coming off of a six to forty two loss at Iron Mountain.
Launce is heading to Iron Mountain to play them now this week.
Launce is three and three while Iron Mountain is at an impressive four and two.
Launce lost 18 to 46 at Barker for Harris last week so they're looking to bounce back and get back above 500 once again this season.
Barcover Harris meanwhile is five and one and heading across the river to Condon Field to take on the Hancock Bulldogs who currently sit at three and three.
Hancock coming off of a six to thirty five loss to the Kingsford Flivers also at Condon Field.
Ishmael Westwood is going to be playing in Kingsford this week, trying to take down the undefeated 6-0 Flivers.
Patriots are 2-4, they're coming off of a 14-36 loss to Nagani last week.
While the Menominee Maroons are currently 6-0 and they're heading to Nagani for their game against the Miners.
Menominee coming off of a 43-6 win at Gladstone last week.
And now shifting to 8 on 8 play in the Great Lakes 8 West Division, Norway and Powers North Central are both 4 and 2.
Norway is coming off a 56 to 6 win at Ironwood, while the Powers North Central Jets lost 26 to 34 against Crystal Falls Forest Park last week.
Or excuse me.
Yes, last week.
Meanwhile, Ishming is 4 and 2 and taking on 1 and 5 Ironwood.
Ishpeming Hematite's lost 22-26 versus Antonagin last week, so a big upset win for Antonagin to improve to 2-4 on the season.
They'll be taking on 2-4 Bessemer at home.
Bessemer coming off of a 32-0 win at Munising.
And finally, Munising is 1-5.
They're taking on Eben Junction Superior Central High School this weekend.
Superior Central's coming off a 26-44 loss at the Calumet Copper Island Academy.
Ebon Junction, a smaller town for those of you who aren't aware.
It's between Munising and Marquette.
It's about five miles south of Lake Superior on one of the state highways south of US 41 if you're trying to place where Ebon Junction is locationally in the UP.
And of course, tomorrow, 1 o'clock pregame show, 1-30 kickoff.
Crystal Falls Forest Park, the Trojans are coming to Lake Linden to take on the undefeated Lake Linden Hubble Lakes, sitting at 6-0 for the moment.
But one of the big tests in their regular season will be covering that game right here on WMPL.
So come back tomorrow at 1 o'clock for the pregame show and a 1-30 kickoff.
Zooming out a bit to the Michigan Tech Huskies.
We mentioned it earlier.
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Today's game had a 7-30 free game show.
Puck Drop is right around now actually over on MIX 93.
Tomorrow it'll be an hour forward.
So a 6-30 free game show, 7 o'clock Puck Drop.
Huskies last week swept number 14 Minnesota at the Mac for their opening series of the year, defeating the Minnesota Golden Gophers in a
Pretty impressive takedown of a Big 10 nationally ranked team to open the season, while St.
Cloud State has only played one game, but they lost in overtime to Bemidji State.
Matthew Van Blericombe, I did want to quickly shout out four total points in the opening series for the Huskies.
Three goals and an assist, including an empty netter in the game on Sunday that sealed the game away for Michigan Tech.
Additionally, Michigan Tech football tomorrow, taking on Grand Valley State at Sherman Field, the Curly Stadium.
Pre-game show at 11.
30 kickoff at noon on mix 93.
Josh Elitello will be on the call for that game.
Michigan Tech coming off of a 57 to 28 win at Roosevelt, while Grand Valley State is coming off of a 69 to three win against Wayne State at Lubbers Stadium down in Allendale.
We're going to take a quick break with Pepsi Trivia coming up right after this.
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Welcome back everybody, halftime show continuing here at Alumni Field.
Redmond's currently trailing the Gladstone Braves by a score of 6.7, but right now it's time for our Pepsi Trivia brought to you by Pepsi Cola of Houghton.
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And now for the question.
This is the seventh lifetime matchup between the Gladstone Braves and the Houghton Gremlins.
They played three of them in back-to-back-to-back years from 2023 to 2025.
Before that 2023 season, when was the last time Houghton and Gladstone had met in a high school football game?
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All right, about two and a half minutes left on the halftime countdown right now.
Houghton High School Band wrapping up their halftime show in midfield.
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everybody high school football game of the week here on WMPL as the Houghton High School Band wraps up their halftime show and the fans in the stands are on their feet trying to root the hometown Houghton Gremlins back into this one against the Gladstone Braves.
Gladstone currently up by a single point the score seven to six but the Braves are also due to receive the second half kickoff so the Gremlins need to shut them down on defense and get the ball back to put themselves back in front in the near future.
Gremlins have retaken the field here in alumni field in Houghton.
The fans of the stands excited, getting ready to see their team.
Hopefully bring this one back.
Houghton Gremlins only win so far this season.
A thumping against Lons, I believe 56 to eight the final score in that one.
At that point that had helped the Gremlins improve to one and two on the season.
But three straight losses in pretty tough shape in the past few weeks have meant the gremlins are now playing pretty firmly from behind Played some very good teams in those three weeks.
Don't get me wrong ishping Westwood Menominee and Calumet.
It's a pretty tough slate Especially as Westwood is looking like a pretty solid team this year but gremlins fans want to see more
Both teams out on the field getting stretched out getting ready for this game We talked about a little bit earlier both these teams came into this game one and five both looking for their second win of the season When we heard Gladstone coach Dennis Canada talk about it quite a bit or canute excuse me talk about it during the pregame interview he Mentioned injuries as a big contributing factor mentioned that he lost seven starters in the first few weeks of play starting to see some of them back now including the
Senior linebacker, Ryder Forveley.
The middle linebacker, one of their main play callers on the defensive side of the ball.
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Both number 58 and 68 for the Gremlins.
That's Bryson Nettle and Mason Joyle respectively.
Out of this game, both were not suited up on the sidelines, but they were present on the sidelines.
Neither of them in crutches like we saw them last week against Calumet.
Both of them got hurt around the same time in that game last week.
And that's a pretty tough problem for the Gremlins to overcome.
Two starting linemen both in their senior year.
And...
The effort by the gremlins to Overcome that loss on the line has been largely led by the captain at center Daniel Suh a few other players like Chad Halladon Owen Johnson Everett Madison Keaton Roberts all getting involved trying to shore up those usual missing starters as other players have to fill in around them so far the offensive line has held pretty strong for the gremlins
That one fumble play by Brody Donnelly, really their only big mistake so far in this game.
And that's definitely been a recurring issue for the Gremlins.
Just small mistakes over the course of the season, costing them big.
Like we had, like I mentioned just now, the hit on Donnelly, resulting in a fumble, giving the Gladstone Braves possession almost inside the Gremlin red zone.
In the second quarter, wound up being the first score of the game for Gladstone.
While the Gremlins last week had two onside kicks not go their way,
Tyler Halonen for the Copper Kings able to recover multiple onside kicks.
A big reason for why the Copper Kings got out to such a big lead and why the Gremlins never really had much of a chance to get closer to trailing a 21 point margin going into the half.
Gremlins are ready to kick off here at the 40 yard line.
Sam Roth ready to send this one downfield to the brakes.
Whistle blows.
Fans of the stands ready to support the Gremlins through 24 more minutes of regulation play.
It's a quick little squid kick and it's bobbled by a Gladstone hand-team player once again, but the Gladstone player falls on it and They will begin their first drive in the second half at their throw at their own 35-yard line It was number 24 Aiden Burry who recovered the ball there for the Braves And quarterback landed Peppen he's had a pretty good game so far most of the calls for the Braves have been just
runs up the middle using their three running backs set behind Pepin but when he's had to air it out he's looked pretty good hasn't made any big mistakes yet and for the first play of the second half he'll be working out of the shotgun with Wyatt Forveley to his left.
Extra blockers on each side of the line and one receiver out wide right.
Pepin takes the snap he's gonna keep it himself right at the middle and he will get down after gaining about five yards.
Oh,
excuse me.
It's number seven, Cooper Sandville, who actually came in and took that direct snap at quarterback.
Wasn't expecting that kind of pivot.
Didn't see anything to indicate that Pepin had been injured.
But that's something that we'll have to keep our eyes on.
For the moment, Sandville staying out at quarterback.
Forveley still wind up to his left.
Cooper Sandville in shotgun.
Takes the snap.
bobbles off his helmet, he manages to grab it, and he will run right up the middle for a first down.
And that could have been disastrous.
The snap came in a little too hot, bounced right off the front of Sandville's face mask, right into his hands.
Abel gained about four yards there, enough for the first down, and Gladstone advances to the 45 yard line, looking to cross midfield for a fresh set of downs.
Huddle breaks.
Sandville now under center and that three back set we've seen a few times reemerges for the Braves Sandville still waiting for the snap trying to get the gremlin players to jump on a hard count that ball is fumbled and that's two snaps now that Cooper Sandville's had a bit of trouble ringing in one in shotgun one direct snap under center
And that may be something to keep an eye on for the Gremlins.
A turnover would certainly help them get them back into this game.
And we're going to see that shotgun formation once again, only one receiver out wide right.
Sandville in shotgun.
Wyatt for the lead two is left this time.
Correct snap to Wyatt forvally.
He'll cut to the right hand side of the field and be brought down after getting about six.
Third and short coming up.
Now Gladstone in Gremlin territory.
The first down here needs about four more yards to keep this drive alive.
For those of you just joining us, Houghton Gremlins trailing seven to six.
Gladstone with the ball.
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Sandville in shotgun still no sign of the quarterback in the first half landed Pepin Sandville takes the snap looking to pass rolls out to his right and that ball is low and complete fourth down coming up as the Gremlin stopped the Gladstone Braves It's a fourth down and four at the Gremlin 49 yard line And now a tough decision for coach Dennis Canute
For the moment it looks like they're going to punt.
Gremlins defense keeping all 11 players near the line for the moment.
They want to make sure before they send anybody back there.
And the Braves are huddled up and for the moment they're heading back out in an offensive set.
They're signaling they want to go for this.
We'll see if they just try to get the Gremlins to jump.
Sandville in shotgun takes the snap stepping back looking to his right rolling out to his right Cooper Sandville cuts up the middle of the field that he is Tackled near the first down marker will wait to see if he was deemed to have stopped forward progress He fell forward past the first down marker And the spot is enough for a first down Braves keep the drive alive
Nice work out of the backfield there for Cooper Sanville showing some crafty running work We hadn't seen him touch the ball much this game He is listed as a backup quarterback in free safety on my roster sheet But so far looking pretty good Sanville in shotgun has one receiver out wide left Cooper takes the snap snap as high he's gonna run out the middle himself and be brought down after gaining about two yards
tried to stay on his feet a little bit longer, but had nowhere to go.
Gremmel's defense collapsed in on him.
Second down and about seven coming up.
And
the Braves just slowly chipping away at the distance left on the field they need to cover.
Eight minutes, 20 to go and counting in this third quarter of play.
Up by a point.
and now facing down a second and seven in Griblin territory.
Sandville takes the snap hands off to Wyatt Forthley.
Forthley is brought down near the line of scrimmage, third and long coming up.
And it's the usual suspects Chad Hallen and number 61 Daniel Sy and on the tackle, third and long coming
up.
Line of scrimmage spot remains the same so they get a third and seven at the gremlin 42 Looking to get just past the 35-yard line for a first down Cooper Sandville going to remain in at quarterback I Want to shift over now it's back to landed pep and pep and under center I formation takes a snap and you'll hand it off to
One of his full backs who is pulled back away from the first down marker, fourth down coming up for Gladstone.
It was Nick Proll who got the ball once again.
He's definitely been the second running back out of the back field so far by the looks of it.
There are three options back there.
It seems like they've been using drier for the lead, largely as a blocking full back.
A
fourth and five coming up.
And Gladstone, I believe, is going to take a time out here and talk about what they want to do on this crucial fourth down.
6.55 to go.
Gladstone has the ball on the Houghton 39.
Fourth and five coming up next, here on WMPL.
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High school football game of the week here on W1DL and a crucial fourth and five coming up for the Gladstone Braves.
6.55 to go in the third.
They're up a point.
Trying to take a two-possession lead over the Houghton Gremlins here at Alumni Field.
We had seen number seven Cooper Sandbill in a quarterback for a bit, but now if it's back number 12 landed Pepin.
And he'll line up in that I formation we've seen so far from the Braves.
Takes the snap, rolls out to his right looking to throw.
Pepin over the middle of the field, the ball is caught.
And he found number 20, that's Andrew Carl, wide open up field.
Braves on fourth and five, stunned the Gremlins with the fake running formation.
And Pepin finds his target wide open in the middle of the field for a gain of about 20.
First and 10 coming up with the Gremlin, 14.
Well placed ball there from the quarterback.
High formation for Pepin, hands it off to Wyatt Forveley.
Forveley's brought down in the backfield, another loss of yards coming up.
Gremlin defensive line has played pretty well today.
Often able to find the running backs in the backfield.
They've had some success stopping Nick Pearl and Wyatt Forveley.
But once the ball gets past that line, it's been scary.
About halfway through our third quarter, a loss of two yards on first down.
We'll see what coach Canute comes up with here.
High formation, three backs behind the quarterback, Peppin.
Landon Peppin takes the snap, and he's going to keep himself this time rolling out to his left.
Met in the backfield as a flag on the play.
He'll be brought down near the line of scrimmage.
Ball is actually fumbled.
Well, a penalty on this one.
We'll see if it's a hole going against Gladstone.
It was a brave player who recovered the fumble.
Still waiting for a call on what this penalty is.
If it's against the offense, Gremlins get some breathing room.
And it is going to be a hold against Gladstone, so fans in the stands for Houghton can breathe a bit of a sigh of relief here.
It's not going to be a friendly spot as the ball gets backed up about 10 yards from this line.
Five minutes 47 in the third.
And
it's going to be second down and I believe 22.
Although I don't know if they've accepted or declined the penalty officially yet.
Coach Loma may elect to let this play wrap up and decline the penalty.
It'd be a third and 12 if he did.
It's that or second and about 20.
And the officials on the sidelines discussing something with each other.
We're not entirely sure what's going on at the moment.
And still having a discussion with Kochi Lailoma.
I think it's got to be something about the spot of the ball following this hole in call.
And it will be a hole against Gladstone.
They will accept the penalty.
So Gladstone gonna get backed up.
It's gonna be a second down and about 20 depending on exactly where this ball is spotted And it's gonna be second down and 22 yards to go
Shotgun formation here.
It's number 12 landed Pepin.
As one receiver to his left, Pepin steps back and the play is blown dead.
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I don't think they're gonna have much room to run
Landed Peppin able to air it out for one of the first times truly today a few plays ago Found Andrew Carl down the field.
He's in shotgun here steps back going to his right Helen and sheds off the side Peppin sorry, that's a Cooper Sandville jukes him out deep ball to the end zone that balls overthrown incomplete and third down in 22 now Cooper Sandville came in at quarterback for that play
able to make a man miss in the backfield.
I think that was Chad Howell and who almost got to him.
Sandville had to roll out to his right.
Thought he had a chance at something in the end zone but ball is overthrown.
Wanted to make sure a Kremlin defender couldn't get their hands on it too.
And now a third down and 27.
Following a holding call and a false start on second down.
An incompletion once the play finally resolved.
Ball at the Gremlin 31 yard line Gladstone needs to get to the four for a first down It's Cooper Sandville and a quarterback in shotgun Sandville takes the snap stepping back looking to his left to throw Sandville forced out of the pocket being chased away Sandville so on his feet looking to air it out Sandville juke's back back at midfield now Sandville evading defenders and finally somebody gets their hands around him and brings him down maybe at midfield
Forward progress finally ruled is stopped sandbill actually never even taken to the ground But finally one of the defenders able to get there Number 64 for the ground ones Owen Johnson Finally able to put a stop to the madness and fourth and forever coming up here for Gladstone It was first down at the 14 yard line it is now fourth down at the 44
Fourth down and 39 coming up.
Gladstone going to punt.
In a situation that never seemed like a possibility just a couple moments ago.
Snap is good.
Kick is good.
And this ball will take a nice bounce to the braves.
It's going to head near the boundary line.
That ball bounces all the way back to the five yard line.
And the Houghton returner on the far side of the field that was Alex Abair able to get a little bit more wiggle room for the Gremlins before they start this drive.
He's forced out of bounds at about the 13.
3.54 to go in this third quarter.
Gremlins trail by one heading back out on offense after two drives of absolute chaos in the past 10 minutes or so of
play.
Gremlins able to run out the clock to end the first half as the Gremlins were knocking on the door in first and goal.
Then a rush for a yard, holding call, false start, sacked for about 15, resulted in a fourth and 40.
Gremlins get the ball back.
They're starting at their own 13.
Brody Donnelly and Shotgun Michael Selina behind him.
Two receivers on each side.
Donnelly takes the snap, hands it off to Selena.
Selena up the middle, he'll gain a few yards and another penalty flag coming out.
Quite a bit of laundry so far in this game, showing those signs of slowing down.
Let's wait for the call.
And it's a face mask going against the defense, so a nice break here for the Gremlins.
They're gonna get a big penalty bonus out of this.
And we'll see exactly where the spot lines up being.
But a big first down coming up here for Houghton in a situation where it looked like they may be stuck in pretty rough field position.
And it's listed as first down in inches at the moment.
There's something going on with the chain crew here.
Waiting to see exactly what's going on But I miss Q somewhere between
The
bench and the gremlins Trying to figure out what they're gonna check the spot of this ball now all of a sudden.
This is a very odd turn of events I'm not sure why they're checking the spot there was just a face pass penalty It is a first down for the gremlins.
I died again.
I'm still not really sure why This is happening to be honest with you
But it looks like the Gremlins are gonna have a first down at the 24 yard line Fans of the stands I'm pretty sure don't know what to make
of it either
But a first down coming up for Houghton ball is now at their 24 yard line So end zone behind you no longer a concern Brody Donnelly in shotgun Selena behind three receivers out to their right
Donnelly, bubble screen over, and that ball is caught.
And right up field, Sam Roth breaks free.
He'll get to about the 45 before being finally brought down.
A game of 21 on the play.
And another big play from Sam Roth, keeping the ball moving for the
Gremlins.
Roth also did get out of bounds, so for the moment the clock has stopped at 324.
Gremlins
trailing by a single point, seven to six, the current score.
With the ball and humming on offense.
Three receivers out to Brody Donnelly's left, Selena in the backfield behind.
Donnelly takes the snap, fakes the pass, he'll run it out the middle himself, cut out to the left now and he'll gain about four yards before being brought down.
Fakes the screen pass there and finally brought down.
Number 35, excuse me, 36, that's Tanner Thorbon in on the tackle for the Braves.
Second down and six coming up, Gremlins have the ball at their own 49 yard line.
Looking to get to the Gladstone 45 for a first down.
Under three minutes to go in the third.
Donnelly in shotgun.
Three receivers now to his right.
Donnelly takes the snap, and he hands it off for no captain himself and ran right up the middle, right into the defensive line.
No gain on that play, third and long coming up.
It has been a pretty odd game so far.
Few runs up the middle right into defenders.
Only turnover of the game so far has been the ball batted well.
Donnelly was winding up to throw.
But on third and sixth here, looking to cross midfield, Donnelly and Shotgun, four receivers out wide.
Brody Donnelly.
Roth motions into the backfield.
Donnelly takes the snap.
He'll pitch it out to Sam Roth.
Roth tries to cut to the outside, and he'll cut back inside.
No room on the sideline.
He'll gain about two yards before being stopped by the Gladstone defense.
Braves becoming aware of the high jinks involving Sam Roth in this game, and a fourth and five coming up.
A tough call here for Coach Loma right at midfield.
You could probably punt and pin.
The Braves pretty deep in their own territory.
But you're only gonna get so many more chances.
And this is decent field position for the offense.
For the moment, the offense is gonna stay out there.
We'll see if they try to get the Braves to jump.
Four receiver set, Donnelly in shotgun, Selena two is left.
Donnelly takes the snap, quick pass, and that ball's over the middle, caught!
That's Kaila Olin Keddo who finds the first down and quite a bit more for the Kremlins finally moving the chains.
A gain of 20, 23 yards.
Kremlins with a minute to go in the third quarter have found something here on offense.
Fans in the stands ready for it.
Quick pause from the officials doesn't look like there's anything to be discussed.
No timeouts called.
Here we go.
Houghton Gremlins at the Gladstone 28 after the big completion to Kalo and Kato.
Donnelly takes the snap, fakes the handoff on an end around.
He'll keep it himself and go up the middle.
He gains about five before being brought down.
Stifle by number 29.
Number 28, excuse
me,
Aston Herdebise.
And 10 seconds to go on the third quarter, Gremlin's not showing any signs of hurrying up.
We'll see if they get the snap off in these final few seconds, but it does not look like they're going to.
Clock will wind down, and we are through 36 minutes of regulation, a close one here at Alumni Field.
Gremlin 6, Graves 7, fourth quarter coming up next here on WMPL.
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He'll hand it off to Selena now and
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First and 10 coming up though.
Selena with a nice play there.
First and 10 on the 15.
Donnelly, shotgun.
Three receivers out wide.
Takes the snap, pitches it over to Sam Roth out of the backfield.
Roth cuts around and he's not going to find any headroom.
He might have gained a yard or so before finally being brought down near the line.
Number 72, that's Ben Wilson in on the tackle.
He's the one who forced the fumble earlier in the game.
Second down and nine.
Ball at the Gremlin, 14 yard line.
11 minutes and taking to go in this game.
Gremlins need some kind of points here.
Donnelly in the shotgun.
Four receivers out wide.
Takes the snap looking to his left to pass.
Sam Roth open in the backfield.
He drops the ball and that's going to be an incomplete pass.
Ben Wilson tried to get there and scoop it up just to be safe but that ball was clearly incomplete Roth never had possession bobbled out of his hands May have been able to gain a few yards on that play but didn't look like something where he'd be able to find the end zone Third down and nine coming up Gremlins we've seen Sam Roth kick field goals at least for extra points.
I don't believe we've ever seen them attempt to kick for three
But given the field position, if they don't get the first down here, that's what you have to expect.
Donnelly, shotgun takes the snap.
He's going to keep it himself looking for the pitch.
He's going to cut to the outside instead.
Brodie Donnelly breaks free.
Brodie Donnelly inside the five and finally forced out of bounds.
First in goal coming up for the Gremlins.
And hero ball there by Brodie Donnelly finds the hole that the Gremlins need to get through.
The defensive front for the Gladstone Braves.
First and goal at the one.
A huge rush for 13 from Donnelly.
And now the Gremlins with three shots at the end zone.
Selena in the backfield.
Three receivers out wide.
Donnelly in shotgun.
Brody.
Takes the snap.
He pitches it out to Sam Roth.
Roth cuts the outside.
Can he get there?
Yes, he can.
Touchdown.
Coach and Gremlins.
And for the first time tonight, the Gremlins are in front.
Fans in the stands love it.
Extra point coming up here.
Gremlins currently lead by five.
You would think they're going to go for two here.
And it looks like they'll do just that.
10 minutes, 25 to go.
And they will go for two.
Brodie Donnelly in shotgun.
Donnelly takes the snap rolls to his left, looking for the pitch.
He'll keep it himself.
Brodie Donnelly has nowhere to go.
Ball is fumbled out of bounds.
Two point conversion, no good.
Gremlins up by five.
Gladstone due to respond with 10-25 left in regulation.
We'll be back to see what the Braves can do in 30 seconds here on WMPL.
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And Gremlins defense gonna need to hold steady for about 10 more minutes.
Squid kick up the middle, and a flag blowing the play dead, another penalty.
We'll see what the call is.
Penalty as the ball was kicked may have been the legal formation.
It is assessed against the kicking team, so the Gremlins are gonna be backed up five yards.
10 minutes 25 in this game.
Gremlins up five.
Houghton has all three timeouts in their pocket, Gladstone with two remaining.
And now the kickoff will be from a 35-yard lion set at the usual 40.
Roth is ready to send this one.
Downfield for the second time.
Braves have shifted up a few yards in response.
And it's another quick kick off to the left hand side.
Now that ball is going to bobble out of bounds, I believe, untouched by a Gladstone player.
So we'll see where the ball is spotted after the kick out of bounds penalty.
And they are going to put the Braves right at the 40 by the looks of it to start this game.
Start this drive.
And it looks like number 12 landed Pepin will stay out there for Gladstone.
We've seen some work from Cooper Sandbill as well in a quarterback exclusively in the third quarter so far.
10-25 to go.
The Braves for the first time in this game have a deficit to overcome.
Players are being sent there.
Are they going to keep this ball off again?
Folks, I've got to be honest.
I have no idea what's going on.
Apparently, there was a five-yard penalty against the Gremlins.
before the kick once again.
I had no knowledge of it.
The plate resolved as if it was a complete play.
The offense had headed back out for the Braves.
And now all of a sudden we're kicking off for the third time.
Roth now at his own 30 ready to send this ball down the field.
Ball falls over on the kicking tee as well.
We're going to be here a little while longer, folks.
High school band serenading the crowd.
There's a choir of students who sang the national anthem for tonight at senior night.
And now Brody Donnelly's out there to hold the kickoff, the ball will not stay on the tee.
Roth ready to kick off.
Gladstone ready to receive it for the third time.
This time Roth airs it out.
That's well behind the entire Gladstone return team.
Number 20, Andrew Carl, let her run back to get the ball.
Carl's going to be bent and blocked out of a 25-yard lock.
And after two penalties, push the Gremlins further back up kickoff, the ball's in a better spot for them than either of the previous two kickoffs likely would have been.
Carl tried to escape to the right side and find some headroom up the field.
But Gremlins were everywhere by the time he got that ball.
Gladstone got a little too greedy.
Their
returners a little too far up
field.
Nobody in position to block on that return.
And it will be the quarterback landed Pepin out there once again for the Braves.
First in 10 at the Gremlins, at the Gladstone 26.
It'll be handed off to Wyatt Forveley.
He'll gain a couple of yards before being brought down.
One of the linebackers in on the tackle.
Number 76 for the Gremlins, that's Keaton Roberts in on the play.
Second and five.
Second and five balls with the 31 yard line now.
Pepin under center takes the snap, hands it off to Wyatt Forveley once again.
Forveley met at the line and taken back down.
Sam Roth, able to slow down Wyatt and get him to the ground, may have gained a yard, but third down coming up.
And he'll be
ruled to have stopped where his forward progress ended, so he's going to get about two and a half yards.
Nine minutes, 25 to go in regulation, clock is still running.
Landed Pevin under center, three backs behind him, on third and a long two.
Take the snap.
Hands it off to Forveley.
Forveley up the middle.
Bounces off to the left-hand side.
He'll gain it up for the first down.
Now across the Gremlins 40-yard
line.
Ball will be spotted at the 41.
First and 10
Gladstone.
Clock will continue to run after the ball is spotted.
Nine minutes and five seconds to go.
Gremlins up by five, leading 12-7 after a touchdown.
by Sam Rock.
Pepin under center, three backs behind.
The usual extended eye formation that we've seen.
Pepin takes the snap and he hands it off to one of the backs in the backfield.
That was Nick Proll once again.
He'll gain a couple of yards.
Second down and long coming up.
Oh, barely any game there for Proll.
He wound up.
A yard or two further upfield, maybe slid, maybe tried to get up and couldn't stay on his feet.
I'm not entirely sure.
But second down and about 10 yards.
Ball in between the 41 and 42 yard line of Gladstone.
Pepin, under center, three backs behind.
Takes the snap, hands it off to Wyatt Forveley.
Forveley had a scheme, he'll get a few yards on that play before being brought down.
And it'll be third and about five coming up for the Braves.
Under eight minutes to play now in regulation.
A gremlin stop here would be pivotal.
Especially if you can give the minimal yards to gain, if you force them to punt.
The gremlins can start chewing clock away.
Look for one more score to wrap it up.
Pepin under center.
High formation once again takes the snap hands it off to Wyatt Forveley.
Forveley breaks three.
Wyatt Forveley down to the 40 yard line of Houghton.
He's finally brought down.
Uses that burst of speed to go right up the middle.
Carves through the linebackers for the Gremlins and Gladstone able to gain about 15 on that play.
First
and 10 at the Gremlin 40.
With 7-17 to go in regulation Gladstone in no hurry right now.
They're saying we want the touchdown on this dry And they're gonna take as much time off the clock as they can before that Peppin and Forveley in the backfield lined up next to each other in shotgun Peppin steps back looking left to throw ball is over and complete
Two pro and he'll gain about 15 and that's the first down and more Moving the chains once again Gladstone Finding something in the passing game
The
tackle was inbound so now the ball is spot at the clock will continue to run First and 10 coming up at the Gremlin 25 yard line a gain of 15 yards on that play
High formation now, Pepin under center, three backs behind.
It's Pro, Aiden Burry, and Forveley.
The handoff this time to Forveley.
He'll gain a few yards before being brought down.
Oh, there's a late hit behind in the defensive backfield.
Waiting to see which player this is on.
The gremlin involved, I believe, is Chad Halonen.
May have been another player further in the backfield.
I believe it's somebody in the 70s though on their jersey number.
Either unnecessary roughness, a late hit, and we'll have to see which team this is on.
I just saw the two players hit the ground well after the play was over in the defensive backfield.
Personal foul going against the defense.
And a personal foul going against the offense so the penalties will offset But both players involved have been warned And I don't believe how long it's on the field so I don't think it could have been him Apologies about that folks that was pretty far away from the play It was behind from my perspective the rest of the defensive front so
A bit tough to make out jersey numbers back there, we don't have intercoms.
Peppin, I formation takes the snap, hands it off to Forveley wide, Forveley up the middle.
He'll gain about two yards before being brought down.
After the off-setting penalties will be about a third and five.
Gladstone Braves do have a kicker on their roster, number 84 Easton Wackery, but they're down to five.
So kicking a 3-point field goal here, not going to get them much.
And it's going to be a third and six coming up.
Ball at the Gremlin, 21.
Tapping and shotgun.
Takes the snap, steps back, looking to throw.
Over the middle of the field to the end zone.
That ball is incomplete.
No flags on the plate, fourth down and six coming up for Gladstone.
And a big decision to make here for coach Dennis Canute.
I don't see the kicker, Wackery heading out onto the field for the moment.
Can it be a pretty risky call either way, going forward or kicking the field goal.
And it looks like they're going to put the trust in the offense to pick up the first down here.
Need this one.
Pepin in shotgun.
Takes the snap, looking to throw.
Pepin jumps it off to Forveley.
Forveley up the middle as he had the distance.
It's going to be close.
Gremlins are saying they stopped him.
And that ball is real close to 20 yard line.
We want to make sure.
But the Gremlins sure seem to think they got the stock.
Gremlin ball!
And the Houghton defense holds strong when they need it too most.
5-27 to go in the game.
Gremlins up five.
A few first downs that they can run out this clock.
Talk about a big play.
Brodie Donnelly in shotgun for receivers out wide Selena to his right.
Donnelly takes the snap hands it off to Sam Roth.
No, takes the handoff.
Brodie Donnelly brings free.
Up the middle.
Cross midfield.
He chased down.
Finally, dropped down at the Gladstone 45 yard line.
A game of 39 for Brodie Donnelly.
A huge first down.
Let's the Gremlins take more time off the clock if they have to punt later in this drive.
Gladstone is going to have a way further distance to go.
No flags on the play.
Gremlins a massive run.
Their biggest play of the game yardage-wise.
Couldn't have come at a better time.
Donnelly and Shotgun.
Three receivers out wide.
Takes the snap, hands it off to Michael Salina in the backfield.
Salina will take it up, he'll gain a yard or two before being brought down.
One of the gremlins linemen hit the ground well after the play in the backfield.
I don't know if he was hit or if he tripped.
But second down and a very short nine coming up next.
It is second of eight for Gremlins.
430 to go in regulation.
Gremlins up five with the ball in Gladstone territory.
Looking to chew more clock and put this game on ice.
Gladstone has two timeouts in their pocket.
Not electing to use them yet.
Remember, no two minute warning in high school football here.
Donnelly, shotgun for receiver set.
Take the snap.
He'll fake the handoff rolling out to his left.
Brodie Donnelly cuts up field he's brought down from behind and tackled, oh Gladstone may have fumbled the ball.
Ball slipped out and Gladstone gets a turnover, a fumble recovered.
Andrew Carl tackles Brodie Donnelly from behind.
Ball pops out, Gladstone gets the ball and now Donnelly's down on the turf.
Donnelly.
Walking off the field.
Oh, apologies.
No, it's number 74.
That's Everett Madison down on the plan.
He gets back to the sideline of his own volition.
We'll hope that he's okay.
We'll keep an eye on that for you at home.
But after a huge breakaway run, Brody Donnelly with his second fumble of the game.
And Gladstone, with four minutes to go, has another chance to bring this one home.
It'll
be landed, Pethan, in a quarterback once
again.
I formation.
359 in regulation.
It's a five point gap.
Don't expect overtime tonight.
Peppin hands it off to Wyatt Forveley.
Forveley breaks to the left.
Forveley gets outside.
He'll gain a first down.
Extra curriculars on the other side of the field.
Two players
getting
involved.
Aiden Martin for the Braves.
And number two, Thomas Netswicky.
Shoving on the other side of the field.
Starting to get rough out there from both teams.
Both teams feeling the pressure.
It's been a rough season for both of these squads, both sitting at one and five.
Haven't seen much of Gladstone personally at this year, but I can tell you folks, this Houghton team, most of the time, plays like a far better team than one in five would suggest.
Peppin and Shotgun rolls out to his right, looking to throw.
Peppin trying to signal over the field.
He's going to keep himself.
Peppin gets to about the 35 yard line of Houghton before being brought down.
That's enough for a first down.
But these single individual play mistakes have been haunting the Gremlins all year long.
A Donnelly fumble earlier in this game is what allowed the Gladstone Braves to score their only seven points.
And now the second fumble gets them the ball at the Gremlin 35.
Pepin takes the snap, hands it off to Forveley, wide Forveley.
Breaks up field.
Forveley stays on his feet to the 15, 10, 5.
Finally forced out of bounds.
First in goal coming up for Gladstone.
306 left on the clock.
Gremlins have made multiple goal line stands today.
Or at least red zone stands.
One of them devolved into an eventual fourth down and 40.
But now for the third time Gladstone knocking on the door first and goal coming up at the three-yard line Peppin under center on the far left hash I formation three running backs behind Landed Peppin takes the snap hands it off to Wyatt formally formally up the middle.
He breaks free touchdown Gladstone
and the visiting team in purple and white takes the lead back.
There's a flag on the play.
Oh, the Kremlin's got burned by a flag in the goal line situation last week and now Gladstone gets hit.
It's an illegal formation called against the Braves.
They could first and goal at the eight yard line when all the fans thought it was a touchdown.
What a wild game.
We haven't had many close ones this year.
Calumet-Nagani, really the only one that was still a one possession game in the final five minutes, and we are getting some fireworks tonight, folks.
First and goal at the eight yard line after the illegal formation.
Landed Pepin under center, takes the snap, hands it off to Wyatt Forveley.
Forveley breaks free.
Touchdown another flag on the play.
Are you kidding me?
We'll wait to see what this call is but formally again gets to the end zone It's a false start against Gladstone you could not write it folks At this point the penalties and goal-to-go situations have become their own trope in this game
With two minutes 59 to go on the clock First in goal at the three forvally touchdown called back for a false start First in goal at the eight forvally touchdown called back due to a false start First in gold now at the 13 I formation pep and under center And a timeout called by Gladstone
259 to go in this game.
You don't want to leave for the end of this one, folks.
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Everybody high school football game of the week here on WMPL and we are getting a good one tonight.
Gladstone shrails 7 to 12 against the Houghton Gremlins here at Alumni Field in Houghton.
Gladstone knocking on the door.
First and goal of the three brought back for a full start.
First and goal of the eight brought back for a full start.
And now first and goal at the Houghton 13 yard line.
Gladstone needs a touchdown 259 to go in the game.
They cannot settle through a field goal without risking the Gremlin offense, running the clock out.
Landon Pepin under center, eye formation.
Takes the snap, hands him off the wide, forbally, forbally, breaks to the left, breaks the outside, forbally, forced out of bounds, and tackled at the seven yard line.
The tackle may have kept him in bounds, actually.
I believe it's Alex Abair on the far side of the field who got there and made the hit.
Second
down in goal coming up.
Two minutes 34 on the clock.
Clock is continuing to run.
Ball is at the eight yard line.
Eye formation again.
Number 20 for the Gladstone Braves.
Andrew Carl lined up wide right.
Pepin under center.
Takes the snap.
Hands it off.
Forvally up the middle.
He is met and.
Still on his feet, pushing the line forward.
He'll be brought down at around the four.
Third down and goal coming up.
Gremlin's defense bending, but not broken yet.
Under two minutes to play, 155 and running.
Gladstone has two timeouts.
We heard timeout Gladstone earlier.
He must have been a timeout on hope.
Officials definitely signaled for the offense to take a time out.
I'm not sure what's going on there.
May have been a miss signal by the officiating crew.
Third down and goal, ball at the five.
Pepin, under center.
Takes the snap, hands off forvally, up the middle.
He's close, I don't think he's in the end zone though.
Fourth down and goal, coming up.
A minute 12 on the clock, it continues to run.
A timeout now finally called, which team takes it?
Timeout called by the Gremlins.
They wanna make sure they have their defense right.
The biggest play of the game, coming up.
And it looks like that timeout earlier was called by Houghton.
They want to make sure they have some time left on the clock if the Braves get into the end zone here.
Want to make sure their defense is right.
A minute and eight seconds to go.
Toten up five with Gladstone knocking on the door of the two-yard line.
First goal started the 13-yard line.
They've run it three times.
attack has been pretty consistent so far today.
If they're able to break through the line of scrimmage, they'll usually get three or four yards.
Question now, can the Gremlin defense hold?
If not, they'll have one last chance to score.
A field goal would do it.
Landon Petman on
under center, extended eye formation.
This play will likely determine the outcome of the game.
Under center.
Take the snap, hands it off.
in Gremlin territory.
They have to be careful.
Turnovers have haunted Houghton's ball starting at the five yard line.
The fumble recovered by the Gremlin defender, somebody at the bottom of the pile, one of the linemen, able to get there and make a crucial play.
That's going to be our portage tire and auto repair turnover of the game.
No doubt in my mind.
You could not have a more crucial fumble.
Donnelly in shotgun.
Selena to his right.
Donnelly's going to keep it himself.
He'll cut back up the middle.
Brody Donnelly will be tackled past the 10 yard line.
He buys the distance the Gremlins need.
One timeout left for Houghton.
Two for Gladstone.
They're not electing to use their timeouts.
It looks like the Gremlins will get to wind the clock down.
And the Gremlins fans are on their feet.
What an effort by the Houghton Gremlin defense in today's game.
Donnelly in shotgun, Selena behind him.
Four receiver sets, stretching out the defense.
Donnelly takes the snap.
Snap to him now, Donnelly keeps it himself, he'll be tackled.
And the ball stays in his hands.
Clock will continue to run, and unless we see a late timeout from the Gladstone sideline, which we do.
I'm surprised they left the clock run on first down, to be honest with you.
But a third down and short coming up, one timeout left for each team, 11 seconds on the clock.
Gremlins trying to ice this game away.
defense back out there.
They need a turnover.
A late timeout from the sideline called by coach Dennis Kanu.
One last chance for Gladstone to eat their way back into this game.
Gremlins just need to keep the ball on the ground and pick up a first down to wrap this one up.
Donnelly, shotgun for receiver set.
Roth motions to the backfield.
Tom Lee will keep it himself.
He'll run the middle and he's gonna be close to having the first down.
It's close.
It's gonna be They may need to break out the sticks for this one folks Hypothetically If this ball is short with six seconds to go The Germans will have a fourth and goal or a fourth and one and They're gonna give them the first down
And without the Gremlins secure the game, they can head out there and take victory formation.
I think a timeout was called by Gladstone, so they're going to need one last snap to make it official.
The Gladstone sideline used that last timeout.
It was the only thing they had left to do.
They had to hope the ball was short.
But now the Gremlins can go out there, assume victory formation, and barring any difficulties with the snap.
The Gremlins can pick up their second victory of the year.
And they've sent Alex Abert.
He's gonna be deep in the backfield.
Donnelly takes the snap, takes the knee.
And I think that's gonna do it for us, folks.
There's some confusion down there on the field.
What is going on?
The clock will finally run, and the Gremlins officially survive!
Your final score at alumni field, Houghton Gremlins 12.
Gladstone Brave 7.
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Your final score in a defensive battle for the ages.
Houghton Gremlins hold on and defeat the Gladstone Braves by a final score of 12-7.
Let's quickly go over the scoring recap.
In the first quarter, the only scoring play was the lone time the Gladstone Braves added points to the board today.
A 12-
a 14-yard touchdown pass from their quarterback number 12 landed Pepin to the receiver number 22, Nick Proll out of the backfield.
Extra point was kicked and made good.
Houghton, Gremlins in the second quarter were able to get back on the board.
It was a two-yard pass from Brodie Donnelly to number 7, Alex Abert.
PAT was no good after a bobbled snap.
Donnelly had to run out and try to complete a pass for a...
Improvised 2-point inversion, wasn't able to complete it, so the score remained 7-6 going into the half.
And then finally, early in the fourth quarter, the Gremlins took the lead for the first time in a game.
On a Sam Roth pitch play from one yard out to make the score 12-7 after a missed PAT, that score would hold for the rest of the game after a goal line stand by the Houghton Gremlins kept the Braves out of the end zone and secured the victory.
Pivotal play of the game has to go to the fumble on fourth down right on that goal line stand.
Unfortunately, I could not tell which player recovered the fumble for the Houghton Gremlins.
It was just a dog pile of players right at the line of scrimmage.
Ball was spat out and a Houghton player was able to dive on it and secure the game for the Gremlins and allowed them to ice the clock out in the final minute and change of the game.
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The first game I covered was Lake Lindenhubble taking on Ishpeming in week one, and I took a bit of a cop out in that game by saying the line for Lake Lindenhubble was my unsung hero.
Today, I can say with confidence that the entire line on offense and defense ought to be praised as an unsung hero.
for the Houghton gremlins today, just running through all the players here.
The captain Daniel Saw made a few massive plays.
Abbott Alcock, Owen Johnson, Ivan Johnson, Chad Hallen and Everett Madison and Keaton Roberts, and I believe Miles Bastion got out there for a few plays as well.
All making absolutely pivotal blocks.
Goldmine stands on defense multiple times.
Frankly, whenever Gladstone got into the red zone outside of their lone touchdown drive, they were rattled, and the line for the Houghton Gremlins is the big reason why.
So my unsung hero, well, not a single player, goes to the line units of the Houghton Gremlins, especially considering that they were missing two of their usual starters in the seniors Bryson, Nettle, and Mason Joel.
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Welcome back everybody post-game coverage wrapping up here in alumni field and it's time for our Coca-Cola of Hancock player of the game Last week he was my unsung hero because he was on the losing team against the Copper Kings But today I could say with honesty that's number three for the Houghton Gremlins Sam Roth is my player of the game He scored the second touchdown for the Gremlins
on the one yard pitch play and his operating out of the backfield he was shifting off the receivers line trying to get back in the backfield to try to essentially confuse the Gladstone defense all game long and his efforts on offense are a huge reason why the gremlins were able to keep this game going and eventually bring it home after Gladstone got out early.
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Earlier this week, we had a chance to talk to Matthew Van Blericombe, the forward of the week in the CCHJ after scoring three goals and an assist in the sweep over Minnesota at the John McGinnis Student Ice Arena last Friday and Saturday night.
We asked him, of the three goals you scored, which one was the
most exciting or the favorite?
I mean, it's probably got to be the game winner, I mean, on Saturday there.
I mean, it was a beautiful pass from Parks and just got it on that, got through.
But I mean, that's, that was
and got me fired up the most for sure.
Coming out the bench, Michigan Tech picks it up inside of their own zone.
They've got numbers that they hurry back the other way.
And going down on the play was Hendrickson.
But the Huskies turned it over.
Zebra with a steal.
His shot just sailed over the crossbar.
Huskies will pick up the loose puck, sent up ice.
Michigan Tech will send it down.
Evan Merv's going to have to hush it back for the Minnesota Golden Glovers.
He goes swinging around.
Huskies picking up.
Was there any conversation between you and Parks in that little time that you had when he stole that puck up top of the zone there?
Well, I saw when he was coming down he kind of looked over a bit, but then he was faking shots So I just kind of just opened up for an option just in case he hit and fed it right over just kind of a look and that's about it
What about the first one the one that just kind of found its way through a bunch of people?
You seem to be ready for it, but were you expecting that to come
around?
What
about the empty net goal which
was quite the effort to
for the gopers right to the front and the Huskies almost looked
like they were ready.
Empty dead opportunity here for Van Bler.
Yeah, once I once I got it in the zone I kind of I didn't really know the goal It was pulled to be honest But I like was just trying to get over the red get it in deep and and just keep it out of our zone So they couldn't score which was the biggest thing and I kind of looked up saw there's an empty net So I just chipped it got around the guy and I watch your back on video I did see Ellie going around the the far side But I just kind of I had kind of tunnel vision towards the net there for sure
Can you talk a little bit about your development from this time last season?
19 years old now you're 20 years old
How do you feel as a Husky compared to last year?
Yeah, no, I feel feel a lot different this year, especially health wise like last year I was batting battling through some some injuries and stuff but coming in this year just put on a bunch of weight Got more and more training throughout the summer kind of just came in with a different mindset that I'm gonna Just play my game not trying to worry about anything else and just focus on getting better every day You were a little bit banged up right at the end of the week there.
Yeah, I know at the end of the week I did get a little banged up But I mean that's not gonna stop me week to week like you still out there
And at the end of the day, you got to come out and perform.
And at that point, it was just going out and doing it.
It's kind of a decision less than what my body feels like.
So talk about your line.
Obviously, you guys had a great weekend.
And you guys are a combination that's been together for a long time now.
Can you talk
a little bit about how that is going into the second year?
Yeah, I mean, Bernie and Lapa, they're two phenomenal hockey players.
The way they play is hard nose, and they love making plays.
And I mean, together, we just work so well together.
And then those two guys kind of helped me out.
throughout the game all the time for sure.
And we played together last year, built a lot of chemistry between where we are in the D zone, shutting guys down, and then getting into the old zone, just where we are.
We know where to find each other, so it makes it easy.
Are
you excited to take this team on the road and see what can happen at St.
Cloud?
Oh, yeah.
I'm pumped to get more into this season here, and going on the road is going to be a big test against St.
Cloud.
And the more we play, the more confidence we build as a team.
And the more pressure situations you get into, the better we get.
How's school going for you?
Pretty good.
It's been kind of a tough start with just keep myself busy with hockey and then trying to find time for schoolwork, obviously.
Putting it first is a big thing, just staying on top of it is a big, big part.
Congratulations on a great start to your sophomore season.
Good luck this week and Matthew.
Thank you, I appreciate it.
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And with that Sunday game, it probably kind of threw a little bit of a wrench into the practice schedule for coming up this week.
But anything big as far as getting ready for this big weekend on the road?
Well, we lost a day of practice, but it's all about preparation performance.
We've had a good week.
We have to bring our energy, intensity, and execution and play to our brand.
Can
you talk about one of our captains, Isaac Gordon?
I know he's close.
You mentioned that during the show this week.
How close is he and any chance we might see him this
week?
Very close.
I think there's a good chance, be kind of a game time decision, but really happy with his progress.
Nate Larson's done a great job and our staff with the strength and conditioning and the rehab assignment that he's been on.
Coach, one of the things coming into this season was how much better we thought we should be down the middle.
What did you see from our centermen in that first series?
Is there still a lot of growth for
these young guys?
Oh, for sure.
We're just starting out.
But I like our depth down the middle with Koski, Geo, Tristan, and Tom Lapa.
And we get some other guys that are pushing as well.
But I think good recipes play well defensively and then continue to establish our forecheck.
And we worked a lot on our offensive zone play and different
different things that should should help us this weekend.
We're
talking right now right before our morning skate before Friday night's game.
This will be our first skate on this ice.
It's not a full Olympic sheet like it used to be, but it is bigger than an NHL size.
And will you try to make more out of this skate than maybe you normally would on a Friday morning?
Well, we'll just go out and get a feel, get used to the board.
So I think it's a big thing, but goal is get shots and let everybody touch with the travel day yesterday.
But end of the day, you know, obviously it's their home opener.
So we know that there's going to be a lot of juice in the building and obviously really want to, you know, be ready when the puck drops.
And it's a huge weekend.
It's all about tonight.
And, you know, these
These games are so critical for the end of the season, the national tournament, and the challenges is every day, every game.
We got to find a way to get it done, so that's our mindset.
With as well as everybody played last Saturday and Sunday, did you tweak any of the lines coming into this weekend, or is everybody pretty much playing with who they played with last weekend?
Yeah, we'll probably have a little bit of a different look.
Tonight, obviously, that'll be dependent on, you know, Isaac if Gordo goes.
So that'll be probably the biggest decision or biggest change up front.
I know neither of us know a whole lot about St.
Cloud and what they're doing.
But what have you seen coach so far going into this weekend?
And I know it's mostly about us.
But what have you seen from them?
Well, a new coach, obviously, Nick Oliver has come back.
And I know he's
He's done a nice job and built his resume as a coach and excited to probably be back at his alma mater on opening weekend.
So for us, they lost a tight game last week to Bemidji 3-2 and overtime.
game probably could have won either way.
So they're going to give us a big challenge and we're on the road in an environment.
And we obviously have to manage Pox and just play the game the way we're doing.
We don't have to change much.
We've got to stick to what's making us successful right now.
Sounds good, coach.
Thanks for your time.
And good luck.
We'll talk to you after
the game.
Thanks, Dirk.
Bill McCullough, the head coach of the Huskies, right here on MIX 93.
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Huskies across the line with Koski Pyrti.
Gets it to his forehand.
Pistons in the middle.
That one broken up there by the St.
Claude.
Huskies back to the line, but the Huskies will hold it in.
Michigan Tech over to the right side.
Kodre, shot, and a save by Shostack.
Back over to the left side.
Michigan Tech back up top for Fastiano.
Over for Koski Pyrti.
Zetteri pass.
One timer there.
Fastiano down to the left-wing corner.
Now it's Andreessen.
Andreessen able to get it up.
Controlled by Michigan Tech.
Fasciato has a little bit of room.
Gets away from a check.
No sent down.
Huskies with good cycling here.
Working it over now.
Cosco Perti walks in.
Shoots.
And a save made by Showstack.
Over to the quarter still inside of the St.
Cloud Zone.
Huskies will back off now and make a line change.
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Back up the center-ice across the Michigan Tech line.
They're trying to get it in.
Picked up now by the St.
Cloud Huskies and trying to dump it in with Southgate, who was coached by Bill McCulloch and Lyndon a couple years ago.
Michigan Tech giving it up inside of their own zone.
No score here in the first period.
Just under way, back in behind the net now.
Able to wrap it all the way around with the Huskies, St.
Cloud, right through the front.
Saved by Bartoskowicz.
Rebounders right there.
Loose puck.
And Bartoskowicz made a great save.
And the Huskies will bring it up to center-ice.
Roulette, who got his first Huskies goal last week at Saturday night, or I should say Sunday against the Minnesota Golden Gophers.
Now picked up by Eugenkus.
He'll keep it behind his own net.
Huskies will make a line change.
Parker will stay out there.
No score.
First three at 17-35 left to go in the first as it's brought up now by St.
Cloud.
Cross center-ice comes Reiman.
Reiman at St.
Clouds.
Reiman, watch out right to the net.
Bartoskiewicz is out of the net.
That's the half-dempty net.
Poor decision there by the Huskies.
And they got away with it.
Back inside the Michigan Tech zone in behind the net, wrapped to the corner.
Michigan Tech trying to work it up.
Can't do it.
Has to go back behind their net, picked up by Parker.
Parker off with the boards, out to center ice.
That's given away.
And the St.
Cloud Huskies will give it back to the Michigan Tech Huskies.
And Michigan Tech will get it back to their line.
Bufflin now will work it over to the left side, and they'll come across the red line, dump down the inside, the Michigan Tech zone.
No score here in the first period.
Couple of chances for both teams.
Huskies bring it across the line with Bernie.
Bernie feathers it to the front of the net, able to get it to the left, but left takes a two-man hit.
Down in the right wing corner, kept in by Fasciato.
Now Fasciato sends it to the middle, back over, given away by the Huskies.
And a big hit.
Fasciato stood him up right at the blue line.
Back inside of the zone, Michigan Tech back to pick it up now.
Bring it up, right side, left side, I should say, Bernie.
And taken away, that was a good defensive play on the back check by Charlie Lurie.
And Michigan Tech will get it at their own blue line.
They swing it back up, no score.
Shots on goal, what a piece, but the St.
Cloud Huskies missed it.
Half empty net there, it was a misplayed by Michigan Tech.
Now back across comes Alrick.
One of their better players gets the red line, dumps it in.
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And the St.
Claude Huskies back across the line.
Ernest of the net.
And poked there by Gotenner.
Bartoskevich will hold on for the whistle.
Face off will be down inside of the Michigan Tech Zone.
No score here at the
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With
the cooling nights fast approaching, my thoughts go to the sound.
It's not so
fast for Miller.
Miller able to move it over, picked up by the Huskies to the right side.
There's a shot that one was blocked and sent around, but the Huskies will hold it in.
Back over to the left side.
Shot by Michigan.
Tap that again was roulette.
At one block, right to the side of the goal.
Huskies are working it from the left side right now.
Fast down.
Loose puck and it goes back.
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Part of Skeppich will leave it there for the defense.
Michigan Tech will bring it up now.
Knoppin' it back is Shipley, Shipley.
Able to work it up across now for Brenton.
Lucas Brenton across the line, dumped all the way in.
Penalty is over, Brenton will pick it up.
Huskies didn't get a whole lot on that power play opportunity.
Still inside of the St.
Cloud zone, back in behind the net now.
13-29 left to go in the first period.
There is no score here at the Herb Brooks National Hockey Center in St.
Cloud, Minnesota.
But back across the line, Michigan Tech going in on the four check.
A back check, I should say, as the St.
Cloud Huskies bring it in.
Scooped up now by Elias Janssen, who had a goal last weekend.
He'll flip it down inside the St.
Cloud in.
Scooped up now by St.
Cloud's defense.
That is Belial.
Belial will dump it down to the left wing corner.
Michigan Tech defensively now wrapping it around inside of their own zone.
St.
Cloud with a good four check here.
No score, 12-53 left to go in the first.
Shots on goal are four for St.
Cloud, two for Michigan Tech.
Huskies are 0-4-1 on the power play.
Penalty coming up against the Huskies at the top one.
And St.
Cloud's about to get a power play.
So, penalties are evened up.
What a piece.
Michigan Tech will get the advantage.
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No score, but a power play for the St.
Cloud.
Huskies here in St.
Cloud.
Huskies gave up one power play goal last weekend against the Gophers.
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St.
Cloud putting it up road to take the draw.
Inside the Michigan Tech zone, they win it.
And the St.
Claude Hussie's control and Cloughlin sending it back.
Up top with Ernest.
Left side, Rode.
Rode.
Back hands it back to Ernest.
He'll violin down to the left wing side.
Back for Rode who sends it over to the right side.
Sources it back to the point.
Now he'll get it back on the half wall.
Power play for St.
Claude.
No score here in the first career.
Shot from the point.
That went wide to the net.
Brand new boards here at
National Hockey Center.
This one nearly stolen by the Huskies.
Cocked it Bertie.
Would have been a pick six back the other way potentially.
But just could not quite get it out of the zone.
Nicely held in there at the point by McLaughlin.
Back to the point.
This one's going to come out and the Huskies will be able to make a line change on the penalty killing unit.
No score.
Michigan Tech down a man right now.
Here come the St.
Cloud.
Huskies across the line with Rowe.
He's got good speed.
Weaves over to his forehead.
Rowe with it now.
Send it back down to the corner.
Road will get it back.
And this one cleared out accidentally by St.
Cloud out to center ice.
Begged up by St.
Cloud.
It's out of their own zone.
The Huskies down to 46 seconds remaining in the penalty.
Such comes in.
Such looks to wrap it.
Sends it right to the front of the Michigan Tech goal.
It goes back to the blue line, but held in.
Bufflin, Bufflin sends it over to the right side.
There's a harsh, a big shame made, and the Huskies will clear it down.
Nice stop there by Owen Bartoskevic.
Huskies trying to hurry up on that last penalty killing unit to get some fresh legs out there.
Here comes St.
Claude across the line.
Brought in by Such.
Such wraps it around over to the far side.
Slap down there by Yonsei, but he totally missed it.
Huskies get a break, and it comes back up to Sun Rice.
10-52 remaining in the period.
There is no score.
Our play continues for St.
Cloud, but the Huskies are going to have a chance to get it out just out of reach of Gordon.
Right to the front, chance for St.
Cloud, and a big shape made there again.
Michael Tender-Bartoskevic, penalty is over, Huskies bumping up to center-ice, and here's the chance for Bruni out of the box.
Spenners it, that one just wide, locked there by St.
Cloud, in front, passed there by Mourno, and that one didn't get through it.
I'm not sure why Mourno didn't take a full shot there.
Huskies move it back out the center ice, changes being made.
Huskies and St.
Cloud have both killed off a penalty, no score, more no, able to work it over now for the defense.
Huskies up across center ice, St.
Cloud will take it away onto the stick of Will Sharp.
Sharp sends it around on the wrap run, good job by Clasiano for a moment there to hold it in, but it does come back out the neutral play.
Dump back inside the St.
Cloud zone, no score here in the first period.
Good action on either end both teams failing to score on their only power play so far As we are over the halfway mark of period number one Back across the line sharp coming down for st.
Cloud brings it down to left wing side bumped up by the Huskies big hit there on Shipley, but the Huskies get it across the line bringing it down over the center he passed save rebound what a stop made there by a show stack
Huskies look like they were going to take the first lead.
Here's a chance to the front.
A shot.
No, they're safe.
Rebound.
And Shostak can't find it.
And finally, he gets a whistle.
Also, great chances there by the Huskies.
Not sure how those didn't go in.
And Michigan Tech will have a face off in the offensive
zone.
Again, if you're just joining us, no score.
Shots are 6-3, St.
Claude.
Both teams go for one on the power plate.
They just got done with the renovations here at St.
Claude.
They had some technical difficulties up in the press box with everybody's internet.
And that's one of the reasons why we're having some issues here.
Work for those as best we can.
Back to the point now for Michigan Tech, controlling inside of the St.
Claude.
So good shift by Miller.
He'll shoot.
And that one right to the front again, and just wider than that.
Husky starting in the dominate play right now, but no score.
Down to the left wing side.
Husky cycling nicely.
Michigan Tech back to the point for Miller.
He's got a little bit of a lane along the boards.
Drops it back.
That was a shot taken there from the point by Jonson.
Went wide of the net, came off the end wall.
And scooped up by the defense.
Belial able to move it up to the wing.
And cleared away by St.
Cloud, back out the center ice.
Still no score, 8-52 left to go in the period.
Parker with it.
Goes D to D. Miller back over for Parker.
And he'll skate it up now to the right wing across the line.
Ouncey Puck, that one intercepted by Alrick.
Alrick coming across now, breaking it in.
Alrick, down to the right side, right to the front and a save.
They're made by Goltender Bartoskevich.
Rebound cleared by Michigan Tech, back up to center-ice.
No score, back across the line.
Come to Huskies.
Bernie going in and on the forecheck.
Bernie got it to his forehand, sweeps it to the front of the goal, but nobody there except for a...
St.
Claude player and dumped back inside the Michigan Tech zone.
And while the stoppage of play, 8-15 left to go in the period.
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Draw controlled by St.
Cloud.
They'll dump it in.
No score here in the first period.
Huskies turn it over to Ryman right to the front.
Bartoskevich makes a save.
Rebound to the corner now, back behind the net.
Picked up by Andreessen.
He got muscled on that play.
Good forecheck by Jack Reiman of St.
Cloud.
Picked up down by Michigan Tech, back inside of their own zone.
Bassiano trying to find it.
Sounded like a whistle, but it was not on an official's whistle.
Play continues.
Up to center-ice for Mourneau.
Giovanni Mourneau makes a nice move.
Rolling puck, his shot and a block.
Mourneau will get it right back, sends it back.
Illeb buys pass there by Mourneau and coming way out as Bartoskevic to play it safely back out to center-ice.
Huskies stop at Roulette.
His pass broken up.
Huskies with a couple of big turnovers.
Two on one for St.
Claude right to the front.
Now they hold and peel back to the corner.
Shot towards the side of the goal.
Goal tenor, Bartoskiewicz let it go.
And the Huskies will try to get it clear up to center ice thanks to Roulette they do.
Gets the red line, dumps it in.
Michigan Tech will make a line change.
7-10 left to go in the period.
There is no score.
Shots are 7-4 in favor of St.
Cloud as it's brought up now across the red line and inside the Michigan Tech zone.
Bufflin will peel away and Parker now for Michigan Tech.
Backhand no look pass in front of the zone net, but no problem there as he got it to his defensive partner Miller.
Taken by Miller now up to center ice for Parker.
Parker will have it tipped all the way down.
by Trenbeke, going in on the forecheck, now from Michigan Tech.
Huskies come up with the puck, back for Trenbeke at the right point, sends it to the half wall, now picked up by Parker.
Here's Parker with a shot through traffic, that one, stopped there by Shostack.
Michigan Tech now will send it back behind the net, center he pass, a shot and a Shostack stay together.
Nice pass by Cascapurte, right in front.
And the Huskies.
Come up empty, no score.
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Face off down in front of Show Stack.
Where's number one?
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And a face-off will be down in front of show stack.
The Huskies on the offensive draw now on the left dot.
And it's going to be the Lille taking the draw for Michigan Tech.
Not able to win it.
St.
Cloud does.
Brought up by McLaughlin.
McLaughlin will shoot it in.
Wraps around inside the Michigan Tech zone.
Huskies wrap it back around again.
Got to get there in time.
They do not.
McLaughlin does a good job to hold it in.
And a battle for the puck down in the left wing corner.
St.
Cloud playing Michigan Tech.
Really good right now.
And play is inside the Michigan Tech zone.
Battle for the puck down in the right wing corner.
Comes loose for Parker.
Parker has a little bit of room before Huskies come out of the zone.
Back across the line.
Huskies are onside.
Send it over to the left side.
Pass to the middle.
That one broken up.
And sent to the corner inside the St.
Cloud in.
Delil.
Getting a piece of that one out battling down there with a couple of white jerseys.
Loose puck for McLaughlin.
He'll send it behind his own net there to his partner Stevenson.
And the St.
Cloud Huskies will get it clear and try to make a line change.
Huskies will come down now with Cheechek.
Cheechek looking and will just send it wrapped around.
He didn't have anything going on as the rest of the Huskies were making a change as well.
St.
Cloud will bring it up now with Jack Reiman.
Ryman will dump it down in the Michigan Tech zone.
Pastiano tried to send it around.
Didn't get much of that because it was partially blocked.
And the Huskies do get it clear.
Back out the center ice.
Loose puck right at the blue line.
It's going to be picked up here by Bernie.
Bernie picked up the rolling puck, sends it down, and wraps it around.
The Huskies had nobody down there.
Michigan Tech force in a turnover, and will dump it back down in the corner.
No score.
503 left in the first period.
Both teams have had some good chances.
They've got eight shots for St.
Cloud, four for Michigan Tech.
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Statue of Herb Brooks right out in front.
Huskies making a change as they dump it in.
Bernie will head to the bench as well.
St.
Cloud, State University, back in behind their own goaltender, Shostack, and brought up.
Huskies nearly had a pick off there.
Michigan Tech, way too many giveaways here in this first period.
That is for sure going to be something that's going to be brought up in the locker room during the intermission.
Back.
to Michigan Tech's zone now.
Artiskevich plays it from the trapezoid.
Able to work it up now is Isaac Gordon.
Cross for Mourno.
Huskies turning over again.
Coming back the other way now across his road.
Rowe for the three on one.
Passes it, shot, same, rebound, scores.
And they take a 1-0 lead, St.
Cloud giving the Huskies their first deficit of the season.
Second opportunity.
And put it in and was Gavin Thornton, the junior, played out Waterloo.
Way too many giveaways for the Huskies.
I mean, they probably equalled their giveaways in this
first period to
what they did all of last Saturday or Sunday.
Husky's trying to get one back now.
3-55, up to go in the first period.
Artis Kevich is going to come way out of the bet to play it.
Taken a hit with Parker, picked up by Miller.
Miller's going to take a hit as the St.
Cloud Huskies picking up the physical game right now.
Taking the body.
Back inside the Michigan Tech zone.
Huskies look a little out of sorts right now.
In on the four check, St.
Cloud trying to find that.
Papamacus sends it wide to the net.
That one came down to the other side.
Skipped up there by Koski Puriti, co-captain for the Huskies, up to center ice.
That one pushed ahead by the Huskies, but then turned over.
That's almost too many men on the ice, boy.
St.
Cloud might have got a break on that one.
One nothing, St.
Cloud with the lead.
Goal by Thornton, late here in the first period.
Stolen away by the St.
Cloud, Huskies right to the net, loose puck at the side of the goal.
And Bartoskevic saved his team on that one.
And the Huskies need to hit the reset button right now.
1-0 St.
Cloud here in the first period with 3-0-3 remaining.
Aesop down in front of Barnaskevich to his
left.
And Michigan Tech is giving up the puck quite a bit here in this first period as we've been talking about.
Aesop will be down in front of Barnaskevich.
St.
Claver will win the draw, they'll keep it in.
Wrapped around to the far side, going in after it now as Nolan Road trying to find the loose puck.
Trying to tie him up along the wall.
Thornton with it again.
Rapper over to the front.
Stayed by Bartoskewicz.
Loose puck at the side of the net.
He'll hold out for the whistle.
And the Huskies just cannot figure it out right now.
And now he's got a scrum in front of the net.
Left of line is out there right now.
And I think we're going to see some penalties here.
Another big scramble in front of Bartoskewicz.
And it looks like Thornton, who just scored the goal, is going to go.
Wait, maybe the Husseys are going to get a power play out of this.
Thornton appears to be the only one going to the box.
Bans, obviously, are not happy.
And so Michigan Tech is going to get a power play out of this.
Big scrabble in front of the net, Thornton the only one going to the box.
And so it'll be Giovanni Morneau to take the face off in the offensive zone on the left out for Michigan Tech.
Huskies down by one, one nothing.
Second power play of the period.
Zane Cloud wins the draw, will clear it on the way down.
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Shipley across the line.
He'll skate it all the way down looking for some help.
Michigan Tech will set it up down in the zone or we'll try to anyway over for Morneau.
Morneau gets it back down to the right wing side.
Huskies working from the right side now trying to tie this game up on the power play.
Shipley for Morneau.
Down low in front for Jonson.
Backhand pass or shot was interrupted by the gold tender stick of Showstack.
Huskies work it now from the left side.
Up top, Shipley gets it back.
Shipley will walk it down.
Shot, this one well wider than that on the right side.
Huskies, Gordon will pick it up.
Now for Jonson.
Elias Jonson now back up top, Gordon.
And now for Shipley up top.
Shipley shot, that one rising, Rister, blocked by the Huskies to keep it inside of the zone.
And Michigan Tech now trying to find it, set it up down from the corner.
Still on the power play, there's a minute 42 left to go in the period.
54 seconds left in the power play.
Huskies trying to tie it up.
They're down 1-0.
Here's a one-time error, a shot saved made by Schoesdegard.
Hit the side of the net, but the Huskies will hold it in.
And it offers Shipley.
Need some help.
Gordon gets down there.
Isaac Gordon's first game back, and that'll be interrupted by the St.
Claude Huskies and sent on the way down.
Michigan tech down to 30 seconds remaining in their power play.
Their second of the game.
They're old for one.
And down on one-nothing right now.
Cross the line.
Chance for the Huskies.
Kasky Prykty tried to deliver it to the front.
Rebound!
Loose puck is there, and a couple of players on top of each other.
Penalty is over, and the St.
Claude Huskies are killed off, too.
Garda Skebich not able to find that puck behind the net.
We're back to five-on-five hockey.
Less than a minute to play here in the period.
And another penalty coming up.
It's going to be a slashing call, and it's going against St.
Claude again, I believe.
Actually, the first penalty is not over yet.
So Michigan Tech is going to get their third power play of the game here with 49 seconds remaining in the period.
They're down 1-0.
And they will have three seconds of five on three.
So a huge face-off here for Max Kastapurty on the left wing dot.
Inside the St.
Claude zone.
Kosti Berthie to take the face off.
They're gonna knock William Ulrich out of the face off dot.
Kosti Berthie will step in.
Huge opportunity here.
Huskies win the face off.
Back to the point.
Controlled by Michigan Tech, one-timer!
Shows that kind of piece, so that one covers it up.
Quick play by St.
Claude to get that whistle.
And now it's five on four again, with 42 seconds left to go in the period.
Michigan Tech now will take the draw from the right side.
Pasta Pierty will line up against Alwric again.
Pasta Pierty left-handed shot.
42.8 seconds left in the period.
1-0 St.
Claude with the lead.
Huskies on their third-man advantage here.
They're old for two.
They lose the draw, and this will be an easy opportunity here for St.
Claude to clear it down, at least help the center-ice than they do.
So, here come the Huskies.
30 seconds left in the period.
Cross the line, costa priority.
Hands it off, roulette.
Back to the middle.
Huskies, Andreessen, down low, in front.
just on a reach there of Shrembeke.
St.
Cloud will clear it down.
Bartoskevich will leave it there.
Last chance for the Huskies here in the period.
12 seconds remaining.
Coming up with speed now is Koski Pyrti.
Cross the line.
Max centers it just out of reach.
Six seconds left.
Huskies need to get something to the net.
Shrembeke with it.
Three seconds left as he realized.
Entrace him to the net.
That one is blocked and that'll do it.
They get first period by St.
Cloud.
They lead it one to nothing.
On a goal by a number 28, Gavin Thornton.
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Well, not a great first period for Michigan Tech.
1-0 St.
Claude with the lead after 20 minutes of play, but the Huskies are on their third power play with a minute 11 left, so very key that Michigan Tech at least gets some great scoring opportunities at last 71 seconds of the power play.
The Huskies with way too many turnovers, and I'm sure that's being addressed in the locker room right now with Head Coach Bill McCulloch.
The Huskies...
One of the things that they did really well last weekend was not turn the pump over against Minnesota.
And tonight they did turn it over.
That led to the goal for St.
Cloud.
Husky's just right now playing a little bit too freewheeling at times on their passing.
And St.
Cloud give them credit.
They did a great job of anticipating Michigan Tech.
So one nothing late for St.
Cloud and 14 shots for
St.
Cloud Husky 6 from Michigan Tech.
The Huskies did have some great scoring opportunities.
Showstack really played well in the net for St.
Cloud.
Garnes Kevich also made some unbelievable stops for Michigan Tech.
He came at 1-0.
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Claude with the lead, first intermission.
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started his Michigan Tech hockey career in 2017, helping his team win a playoff championship in the WCHA.
Due to COVID, he played five seasons as a Husky, but not all of those seasons were for Michigan Tech.
This defenseman wore number two on the back and an A on the front of his jersey as a Husky.
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Who's that Husky answer for you?
In case you missed the clues, we were looking for a former Husky from North Oaks, Minnesota, who started his Michigan Tech hockey career in 2017, helping his team win a WCHA playoff championship.
Due to COVID, this player played five seasons as a Husky, but not all of them were for Michigan Tech.
This defenseman wore number two on his back and an A in the front of his jersey as a Husky.
And then he wore number three on the back and an A on the front of his jersey as a Husky.
Hmm.
His initials are SD.
Well, the answer is Seamus Donahue, who played for the Huskies of Michigan Tech for three seasons and then transferred to St.
Cloud and played for those Huskies for two seasons.
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Well, after one period of play, the Michigan Tech Huskies trailing the St.
Cloud Huskies, one to nothing.
Shots, St.
Cloud 14, Michigan Tech 6.
Huskies did not play their best period so far.
And we'll need to play better here in the second period.
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And Michigan Tech right now, 0 for 2 on the power play.
They're down to a minute 11 left to go on their third power play.
St.
Cloud is 0 for 1.
on the man advantage.
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Jan Szostak is also been outstanding in that for the St.
Cloud Huskies with six saves, but the Huskies had some great opportunities going post to post and he was able to make some stuff.
The only goal coming from Gavin Thorin said at one at the 15-50 mark of the period, Nolan Road gets the only assist and that is your scoring summary.
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Second period right after this.
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Glad to have you with us here tonight.
Huskies and the Huskies will play again tomorrow night.
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Cloud Second period being brought to you by Copper Country Ford 1-0 lead for the St.
Cloud Huskies Huskies to Michigan Tech Huskies still on a power play Brought to me Edward Jones financial advisor Brent Peterson play inside of the
St.
Cloud's zone.
Husky's trying to set it up here.
One more minute left to go.
Trying to tie this up.
Chipley up top.
Sends it over for Van Blericom.
Van Blericom over now for Gordon.
Isaac Gordon.
Nice to see him back in uniform.
Back up top.
Gordon will hang on.
Good job by St.
Cloud here.
Keeping the Huskies at bay right now.
Gordon looking.
Forced it over to the weak side.
There's a shot blocked in front.
Huskies able to hold it in.
Good job by Van Blericom.
Keeping it down low now.
Michigan Tech will pick it up with
Morneau stumbled with it a little bit, tried to get it back to the point and Will, down to 29 seconds left to go on the power play.
Good puck possession here by Michigan Tech.
They need to get something to the net though and they haven't done it yet.
Back up top is Shipley.
Shipley changes spots there with Gordon.
Now controlled down low there for Jonson.
Elias Jonson did not get it back to the point and that's a poor play there by the Huskies and back out to center ice and that'll just about do it with just five seconds remaining.
in the penalty.
And Michigan Tech now officially all for three on the power play.
And nearly gave it up inside of their own zone.
Back inside of the Michigan Ernie, St.
Cloudy, and going back in after it.
Now is the defenseman buckling.
Shot by the Huskies on the steal.
Went wide of the net, picked up now by Michigan Tech.
Again, quick shot towards the goal.
Show stack able to make the save, and it's picked up now by Ryman.
Jack Ryman, that is.
And back behind the net, inside of the St.
Cloud and 1-0.
St.
Cloud with the lead.
A goal from number 28, Gavin Thorinson back in the first period, the 15-50 mark.
Here comes St.
Cloud across the line, bringing it in his road.
Road to the net, saved by Bartoskevic.
And he'll hold on for the whistle.
And oh, and Bartoskevic looks really good here again tonight.
Gave up the one goal.
And a face up coming up inside of the Michigan Tech zone.
1-0 St.
Cloud.
They have the Huskies down for seven shots on goal.
I think that's a little bit light.
And maybe it could be correct, but Michigan Tech has had some really good opportunities in play around the crease there that maybe did not officially register as a shot on goal.
But 15 for St.
Cloud, so doubling up on the Huskies right now.
And again, Michigan Tech just throwing the puck away.
We did not see this last weekend from Michigan Tech.
And they'll kick it back out to center ice.
Taken by St.
Cloud, backhanded down to the right wing corner.
Artis Debbock's got about coming out.
Andreson having some trouble.
Turned over by Michigan Tech right in front of the net.
Shot for the point, just went wide.
That was McLaughlin, number two.
Battle for the puck now because back out the center ice and Michigan Tech now with it.
I should say McLaughlin across the line.
I'm going to down right side.
Huskies force the turnover.
Leppa at the end of a shift gets the red line and will dump it in and will do his best to get to the bench for a line change.
He is coming off limping now so we'll keep an eye on Leppa.
limping on the way to the bench.
Huskies making the change and back the other way getting caught on that change coming across now.
That's the cannon shot.
Taking the pitch!
Saved by Owen Bartoskevich.
Oh, he robbed him on that play in a pretty two on two for St.
Cloud and that should have been in the back of the net for a two-nothing score but Bartoskevich comes up flashing the glove.
And what a play by St.
Cloud and a great save by Owen.
Bartoskevich face-off down in front of Bartoskevich again.
The Huskies right now just getting outplayed.
Just down a goal, though.
1-0 lead for St.
Cloud.
17-16 remaining here in the period.
Huskies taking it around, back out to center-ice.
Look at the clear.
2-on-1 from Michigan Tech.
They send it over.
That would have been offside.
Turned it over now, makes it again, trying to get back as St.
Cloud will dump it in.
Gartus Gevers, leaves it there for the defense, sent around, picked up by Latimer, mishandled it.
Huskies, again, don't move it quickly enough.
Shipley turns it over.
And a good forecheck here by St.
Cloud, deep inside the Michigan Tech Zone.
Such, tried to get it to the front of the net.
Shipley took him out of the play.
Shipley was upset that he gave that one away and he did a good job of kind of making up for it down there.
The puck is locked up along the picker plate.
Down behind the Michigan Tech goal.
Comes loose now to the corner.
Huskies down by one.
They'll break it up to center-ice now.
Across the line and a good pass across for Jonson.
Jonson with a shot off the crossbar.
He rung it off the crossbar.
He thought it went in.
He raised his stick, raised his hands.
I don't think that went in.
We'll see if they look at it once we get a whistle here.
And back out to center-ice.
Dumped all the way down.
No icing.
Barnaskevic will play it around.
Huskies got a hurry.
They don't get there in time.
Michigan Tech now will get it back out to center-ice.
Huskies starting to put some rushes together now as they get it down inside of the St.
Cloud and one nothing.
St.
Cloud Huskies with the lead.
Huskies have it behind the net now inside of the St.
Cloud zone.
It's tipped back out to center ice.
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That'll be a nice thing called to wave it off.
Saying that back to pick it up was Eugenkis who could have
Touched that one.
Oh, they got a call.
Tentally there.
That's not... Oh.
Michigan Tech's going to get called for a dripping call.
And... Not exactly excited about that call.
Miller was kind of just making a play with the puck, and the guy appeared to kind of run into him.
See what the officials are talking about here.
It's going to be a tripping call.
So Huskies will be short head and Miller is not happy.
And I can't say I blame him on this one.
But a power play for St.
Cloud.
They're already up 1-0.
They have 16 shots on goal, 7 for Michigan Tech.
They're all for one of the power play.
Let's see the replay.
Yeah, I guess no.
I think that might be the right call after seeing the replay.
Live, it looked like it was more accidental.
Power play.
For St.
Claude, penalty kill for the Huskies.
Right to the front, they score!
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Claude.
They go up two to nothing here at the National Hockey Center.
Paponakis gets the goal of the freshman from Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Played in the WE, Joe.
Prior to coming here to St.
Cloud, and he's just given them a power play goal, and a two-nothing lead.
That took no time at all.
Huskies lose the draw to St.
Cloud, and they worked it quickly down to the goal line, and just a pretty shot straight up off the crossbar and in.
And boy, you look at that, right?
You look at Yatsidou, rung it off the crossbar,
And then, say, Cloud gets the power play and the power play goal.
Two-goal swing right there, and Michigan Tech now trying to get on the board here.
Reinhardt with the shot.
Wide of the net as it wrapped off a shin pad.
Play behind the net.
Sheep check.
Or make that Coscopy to go in for the loose puck.
Back to the point.
Down low for Andreessen, who stepped up on the play.
2-0 lead for St.
Cloud.
Clipped up into the air now.
Bouncy puck.
This is Reinhardt.
Pushes it up.
Napier with it now.
He'll get the red line.
Dumps it in.
And all the confidence in the world right now for the St.
Cloud Huskies.
And Dresen from Michigan Tech.
Sources it up for Reinhardt.
Doesn't feel it cleanly.
Haski Perti will take it across the line, but loses control.
DeLyle goes D to D. And the St.
Cloud Huskies working up across the Michigan Tech line.
Miller stops.
gets it out to center-ice.
Strong play there by Tyler Miller, but it goes back inside the Michigan Tech Zone.
14-40 remaining in the period.
DeLyle fired in, side the Michigan Tech Zone.
Back inside the Husky ends.
He's trying to bring it out.
They do it to center-ice.
Good skating job there by Miller.
Miller gets it across the line, dumps it in, but takes a hit.
Belial out there for St.
Cloud.
Huskies will hold it in.
Miller shot towards the goal saved by Shostack.
For those of you wondering, it's Belial for St.
Cloud.
Here's a chance for Michigan Tech.
A shot blocked in front.
Belial for St.
Cloud.
Delil for Michigan Tech.
Not getting confused out there who we're talking about.
And now St.
Cloud back behind the net with Belial.
Belial will get it up to center ice.
Tried for the homerun pass, got past the Michigan Tech defense.
Waving off the icing as it goes all the way down.
And Michigan Tech has a 3-on-2 developing now.
Bringing it up across the line is Delo.
Delo down the left wing.
Centers it off the stick of Goltender.
Sorry, off the stick of Cheechek trying to get past Goltender.
Show stack and the puck goes wide to the net.
Still inside of the St.
Cloud zone.
Huskies down by 2.
2-0 lead for St.
Cloud.
Here's a shot by Brenton.
That one did not get through.
And the St.
Cloud Huskies have done a wonderful job of blocking shots here so far in this game.
Delil goes in on the forecheck against Jack Reiman.
Loose puck there for Belial.
Belial battling behind them.
St.
Cloud goal.
Delil for Michigan Tech in on the forecheck.
Jocelyn has it.
He's being held up a little bit there by Bufflin.
And St.
Cloud will chip it back out to center ice.
2-0 lead for the St.
Cloud Huskies.
Michigan Tech changing up the forwards, dumped in by Brenton.
Getting their first from Michigan Tech, Bernie.
Chance for Shipley to get it to the front.
Bernie with it to the weak side.
A shot and a great save made there by Showstack.
Another chance for the Huskies.
Picking it up a shot.
Saved rebound again.
Loose puck.
Slipped through.
No, it's still live in front of the goal thinner.
And Showstack is standing on his head right now.
Another shot towards the goal.
That one ricocheted wide.
And the Huskies can't see the 5-1 now.
Down 2-0.
They'll hold it in.
Shipley walks it in.
His pass broken up.
and cleared back out to center-ice.
Huskies trying to get it right back in.
They do dig up on the delayed offside.
2-0 being laid for St.
Cloud.
We're nearing the halfway point of this game.
We've got a long time without a whistle.
But Michigan Tech starting to put some plays together back inside the Michigan Tech zone.
Huskies picking it up inside of their own end and bringing it up to center-ice.
Skated it up now for Michigan Tech and across the line over for Trembachy.
Got it down low.
Reinhardt in on the forecheck.
Battle for the puck down the right wing corner of the St.
Cloud in.
2-0 St.
Cloud, Husky hit the lead.
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You've got a long time without a whistle.
Pick it up now, Huskies at center-ice, tipped all the way down right to the goal, and Showstack's gonna hold on for the whistle.
Well, the Huskies getting some chances now, which is good to see.
And they're not gonna take the time out here.
And as that was tipped in, and that is the new rule this year, if it's shot in, the goaltender cannot cover it up.
He can, I should say, but they can't make that change.
And that's exactly what happened.
So advantage Michigan Tech, so no time out here.
Face off down in front of Shostack, who's standing on his head right now.
Huskies with 10 shots on goal, but many more opportunities around the net.
Huskies win the face-off.
Shot taken, save, rebound, covered up by Schostack again.
Nice job, Arborette, who came across from that wall position, picked up the one draw and went horizontal, took the shot.
That brings us to the timeout.
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This will be an icing call.
Waved off.
It looks like as Michigan Tech will have to go back inside of their own zone.
Bouncing puck goes to the wing.
Roulette swings it back out the center ice.
Right onto the stick for St.
Cloud and the St.
Cloud Huskies back across the line with Nolan Rode.
Rode drives it down to the half well on the right side.
Checked up against the wall rode with it again trying to find some room Defensively the Huskies keeping him behind the net kicked over for Giovanni more known he'll bring it up to center ice nice pass up the way Huskies across the line three on two now three on three Here's a shot by Isaac Gordon and that one Deflected out of where Isaac not happy with himself on that one.
That was a low percentage play He do it deflected out of play to face off inside of the zone though and the captain will take a break nice to see Isaac back
After not being able to play last weekend, we weren't sure coming into this weekend, even if he was going to be able to play, but he's worked really hard to get back.
Good job by Nate Larson, the trainer, helping that happen as well.
And you know, somebody like Isaac Gornan, so determined and wants to be out there.
If there's any way he's going to be able to help the team, he's going to be on that ice.
Johnson to take the drop for the Huskies.
Two-nothing lead for St.
Cloud.
They scored an even strength goal in the first.
A power play goal here in the second.
Almost to the 10-minute mark here on the second period.
Huskies have it in the slot.
Bouncing puck is there.
They've had a lot of opportunities here in between the hash marks, and this one's slapped back out the center ice.
Renton will send it down.
This will not be icing.
Oh, they're going to call icing.
And so Michigan Tech will have a face-off back inside of their zone.
10-35 left to go in the second period.
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And so it will be.
Face off in front of Bartoskiewicz, right to the front, a save rebound.
Bartoskiewicz can't fight it and finally hits the whistle.
Big save by Owen Bartoskevic, and the rebound laid there for a moment, I think.
And that led to the melee.
And no penalties being called here.
Face-off will be down.
You see the replay.
And a bit of a juicy rebound there, but nice job by Bartoskevic and the Husky defense to make sure nobody got any great second looks at that.
Still a little bit dangerous.
10-29 left in the period.
2-0 lead for St.
Cloud.
And the Huskies will clear this down.
Another icing called against Michigan Tech.
So Bernie, who gave a lot of effort on that one, trying to negate the icing, will have to get back inside of the Michigan Tech zone for the space up.
We talked to him.
Earlier this week about that last play on Saturday.
The Gophers were trying to tie it up.
Bernie was dead, tired out there.
Forgot they weren't able to take that time out.
Back to the point now for St.
Claude.
They lead two-nothing here in the second period.
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Right to the front.
Husky defense, good job there.
And they'll work at the fast, he'll flip it up, and the Huskies just happy with dumping it down and trying to get that line change there finally.
Get a couple of players off the ice, back out to center-ice.
Van Blericombe is giving chase as St.
Cloud comes across, pass to the middle.
That one tipped off a Husky defenseman out, brought up by Costa Perti.
Rolling puck for him, though, kicked it to his forehand.
Costa Perti, the last guy back, works it up the boards now, and the Huskies don't get it out.
Costa Perti's going to pick it up now.
He'll look up ice, pass up the way.
That would have been offside, or would have been onside, I should say.
Huskies get down there.
That's Trembekki trying to find it to Belial.
is back behind the net now.
Tosca Pyrti in on the 4-check 2 inside of the St.
Cloud zone.
Husky's trying to get one here.
Down 2-nothing.
Back up top.
Sent over to the right side.
Huskies have the St.
Cloud.
Husky's a little bit tired and back up again through ropes.
It comes Miller past the front.
Just about got it to Tribecky, but a skate got in the way.
Back to the point again.
Parker with it now.
Sees a little bit of a lane.
Makes a move.
Parker hangs on to it.
Gets it back to the blue line.
Shot through and that one loose but scores.
by Trent Becky, and it's a 2-1 score.
Michigan Tech back in this game.
Tina Trent Becky with a second of the season, picked up the rebound on the backhand, and Shostak had no idea after the original stop.
And I don't know if that hit Shostak on the way in or his defenseman, but Michigan Tech gets a big, big goal.
Here, about halfway through the second period.
And shots are starting to even up here at the National Hockey Center, 19-14.
Pushed up by Michigan Tech.
Gordon will slap it inside of the zone.
Michigan Tech in on the forecheck.
Back to the point.
Shot taken, bouncing putt.
To the point again.
Reinhardt, or make that, Brenton, sorry, will shoot it in.
Down to the left wing corner inside the St.
Cloud head.
Now Michigan Tech trying to tie this game up.
St.
Cloud had all the momentum.
Michigan Tech pulling the puck out of there.
Moreno for Brenton.
Brenton hangs on to it, trying to get away from a check.
Back up top shot.
Taken!
Stars!
No!
They say it went off the post.
I thought that went off the back netting in the back pad, actually.
And the referee right away said no goal.
Couple of Huskies arms went up in the air.
It looked like they had tied it up.
We'll see if they look at it again.
But here comes St.
Cloud on a 2-1 pass to the front.
That one deflected wide of the net.
2-1 lead for St.
Cloud.
The Huskies turn it over again back inside of their own zone.
But a good job by Brenton to send it around now for Roulette.
Roulette has some time.
He'll take some time, gets the red line, shoots it down.
Michigan Tech changing up on the fly.
Clay continuing now on the St.
Cloud in.
Back to pick it up will be the centerman, Jack Reiman, for St.
Cloud.
Picked up by the Huskies.
Michigan Tech back behind the net, right to the front.
That one kicked away.
And the St.
Cloud Huskies will bring it up now, trying to get to center ice.
Good back check there by the Huskies.
Jonson, that forces the dump in there.
Fastiano trying to get a piece of it behind his own net, does.
Michigan Tech playing much better right now as it's brought up to center ice by Delo.
He'll force it up there for Jonson.
Jonson across the line, picked up now by Andreessen.
Back to the point, passed over.
Here's a chance for Fastiano.
He'll shoot!
Blocked in front, might've hit the goaltender show stack and the Huskies will clear it.
St.
Cloud will clear it off the boards, back out to center ice.
Michigan Tech taking it now.
Working it over for Fasciano, Fasciano.
Back across the line, Huskies with it, dumping it back down low.
2-1 lead for St.
Cloud, Michigan Tech.
Back in this game after a goal by Trent Becky is second of the season and play now dominated by the Huskies.
But St.
Cloud will get it back out the center ice and picked up by Ryman.
Jack Ryman will dump it in and St.
Cloud trying to make a change on the fly now as they get deep inside the Michigan Tech zone.
6.50 left in the second period.
2-1 lead for St.
Cloud.
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Cloud.
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Cloud will go on there, third power play of the game.
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So, the Huskies commit another penalty.
Van Blaircom is off for a slashing the stick call.
And this will give St.
Cloud at a third power play of the game.
They're one for two.
Last one they scored on was just seconds into the man advantage.
So a faceout coming up to the right of Bartoskiewicz.
And scoring the goal for Michigan Tech.
Tatin Trembekki here in this second period, an even strength goal for the Huskies.
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Cloud won the draw last time
and scored right away.
The Huskies need to do a better job.
They have Costa Perti out there right now trying to win this draw shorthanded.
Costa Perti going against Rode.
Costa Perti appeared to have won that and nobody picking up the loose puck.
Now they will.
The St.
Claude Huskies will.
Working it over a shot.
Just hit the side of the net.
I don't know.
Bartoskevic had gotten over there in time.
Good puck movement by St.
Claude.
They're trying to go up by two again right to the front.
And Michigan Tech is missing that.
Four that's in the middle there.
Huskies will put it up.
Can't get it past the defense enough.
Should have been an easy clear for the Huskies.
And that'll allow St.
Cloud now to take it from their own blue line though.
And on to Jack Ryman.
Sorry, McLaughlin.
McLaughlin will dump it in.
Michigan Tech back inside of their own zone.
Power play continuing for St.
Cloud.
They're up two to one.
Huskies with a good steal there.
And we'll clear it down.
5-53 left in the second period.
Good job again there by Tom Leppa.
Good to see him out there.
Doesn't feel, doesn't look, appear to be injured at all.
He did lip off earlier in this period, but seems to be okay.
Back across the line, now come the St.
Cloud Huskies.
Passed over, here's a shot.
That one rung wide, wraps off the boards, comes right back out to the middle.
Break for St.
Cloud right there, that should have been cleared all the way down.
Huskies will intercept this one, and right up by Leppa, Huskies have a four on two, shorthanded.
Now a three on two, he's a pass to the middle, shot saved by Shostack, Bernie.
Drag that one for a second then fired a rister Huskies were at the end of that shift though and didn't have the momentum They wanted coming down across the line 45 seconds left in the power play for st.
Cloud.
They're up 2 to 1 5 20 left to go in the second period this game has been motoring by we've had long stretches without whistles here in the second period These two teams play against a bar night Very difficult non
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Start this season.
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Cloud State.
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St.
Cloud wins the draw inside of their own zone.
Huskies have 36 seconds still left to kill.
2-1 lead for St.
Cloud, I should say.
Here late in the second period.
Battle for the puck down inside the Husky zone.
Along the boards, back to the point.
Controlled by Bufflin.
Bufflin slides it over.
Stevenson with a shot just deflected wide.
Right off of the stick of Southgate, former Lindenwood player.
Back up top now, again, fuffling.
Left side, shot, saved, far to Skevich.
Rebound, picked up by the Huskies.
Can't get it clear though.
Battle for the puck down in the left wing corner.
Still five seconds left to go in the penalty of the Van Blericum.
He's up in the box, ready to come out.
He does come out.
The puck comes outside of the zone and the Huskies have killed it off.
Big kill from Michigan Tech right there, late in the second period.
Still down by one.
Play out the center ice bouncing puck trying to get across there was Isaac Gordon good battle there by Gordon the co-captain Michigan Tech now Go back off a little bit now go back in on the forecheck controlled by Lurie and up to center ice now from St.
Louis State Husky back inside the Michigan Tech zone Bartos Gevers can't stop it shot towards the goal blocked by Michigan Tech Where did it go?
Nobody knows where it went it went high into the air and out of play
I don't think I've ever seen all 10 skaters on the ice have absolutely no idea where the puck was.
And a face not back inside the Michigan Tech zone.
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Then more Huskies hockey tomorrow night here from St.
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Drop of the puck.
Long way to go in this one, though.
Michigan Tech down by one.
Shots are 2015 St.
Cloud.
Five-on-five hockey, face-off down in front of Barnes-Skevich.
Both goaltenders have been really good here tonight.
Johnson gets kicked out of the face-off.
Stepping in.
And now they're going to kick the lineman out of the draw, too.
Welch will step in for him.
Huskies win the draw.
Johnson, boy, gives it away.
Was just trying to half skate it out.
Big hit down the corner as you can hear.
Battle for the puck behind the Michigan Tech goal.
Huskies off the boards.
Nobody there.
Held in at the point by Napier.
Michigan Tech back to the blue line, but cannot get it clear.
Shot towards the Michigan Tech goal, blocked by the Huskies, picked up by Trembekki.
Trembekki looking up ice.
Reels it in, had to just flip it up to center ice.
Huskies out of position a little bit, trying to find that loose puck in the neutral zone.
And this one sent back across the line.
This should be an icing call, but hustling down there to wave it off will be arriving.
Husky's got flat footed a little bit on that play, but sent around and back up the center ice now for Michigan Tech.
No play there is from Becky.
Couldn't find anybody to give it to.
Went off a St.
Cloud player and back to the way on the transition.
Good poke check there by Fastiano.
And the Huskies finally get it back in there.
This line's been trying to get off for a while.
2-1 lead for St.
Cloud.
Three minutes left to go in the second period.
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St.
Claude back behind their net.
Not a full building here tonight.
Good crowd.
Loud crowd.
It's always been a loud building.
Back across the Michigan Tech line.
Down on the left wing corner.
Scooped up by the Huskies.
Delil, nice nifty pass to the middle.
Watch out.
Shipley got hit right as he was trying to get outside of the zone with the puck.
And that's a turnover for the Huskies.
Road back across the line now.
Shipley trying to stay with him shoulder to shoulder.
Road peels away.
Works it back down low on the cycle on the half wall.
And good job here by St.
Claude.
But the Huskies look like they had an interception.
They get it back out the center ice.
McLaughlin now with it.
Being pressured down in front of his own goal.
Good pressure there.
Done by Latimer.
He's got that tremendous speed.
Turned over by St.
Claude.
Huskies get it back in the line.
But cannot bring it across as they were waiting for Latimer to get back on side.
And Michigan Tech will send it right back in.
2-0-9 left to go in the second period.
A one goal lead for St.
Cloud.
2-1 here at the National Hockey Center.
Back inside of the Michigan Tech zone.
Parker trying to find it off the boards.
Huskies out of sorts on that break up, but they do clear it up to center ice.
Southgate able to move it to the middle.
Back for Southgate on the given goal.
Back to pro.
That looked offside, and it was.
Thought they were going to miss that one, but they did not.
Good job by the linesman.
And to stop it to play.
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Huskies have played better here in the second period.
Need to create some more chances now though.
Minute 45 remaining down by one in the second period.
Bufflin sends it over to St.
Cloud.
Huskies dumping it.
Bartoskevich can't stop it.
Kicked out to center ice by Morneau.
Bufflin again for St.
Cloud goes D to D. They'll take it across again.
St.
Cloud really moving their feet nicely.
Husky's a little bit flat footed here tonight at times.
Now taken by Morneau.
Good job defensively by Michigan.
Tech up to center ice now and here comes Roulette.
Roulette across the line.
Double team waited too long to get rid of it but follows it up down on the half wall and then we'll lose it.
That's a turnover for Michigan Tech in the offensive zone.
Brought right back out to center ice.
And the St.
Cloud Huskies not get to the Michigan Tech Blue Line.
Going D to D now Michigan Tech.
Now for Morneau.
Huskies having a tough time coming across cleanly here.
The second half of this period.
Back across the line.
Here come Ollick.
Ollick would dump down inside.
Ollrick gets it down to the right wing corner.
Michigan Tech quickly gets it to Trebecky.
He's kind of turned around on that play.
Passed to the middle, broken up.
And St.
Cloud will intercept that one.
Take it back inside of their own zone.
That was Pilgrim.
Able to work it out to the wing.
Turned over for the Huskies.
Huskies, tripped up on that play, was Trembekki.
Wanted a call, not going to get it.
He's at the end of a shift.
Trembekki trying to get off the ice.
Long change here for Michigan Tech.
Bouncing puck right in front of the Michigan Tech.
All across the line comes Costa Burti, going one on three.
Peels away and waits for some help.
Costa Burti takes it all the way up top, got away with it, sends it over, trades a shot, taken by Maschiato.
Missed it wide.
That's going to clear all the way down.
And coming way out is going to be Bartoskevich.
He'll have to play it.
He does.
To the near side corner.
Picked up by, oh, a penalty coming up.
And it's going against St.
Cloud.
Oh, I don't like this one.
Huskies will take it.
Take a look, we'll have to look at this one on the replay.
Almost appeared like maybe Cosperty lost footing himself.
But I was wrong on the last one, so let's see what happens here.
The Michigan Tech's gonna get a power play nonetheless with 1.8 seconds cross-checking.
And it must have been a cross-check that I didn't see as they were coming together.
Laurie not really arguing the call a whole lot.
Some contact there.
Fans don't like it.
And Michigan Tech.
With just a 1.8 left they're gonna pull goaltender Bartoskevic No real legitimate time to get that down to the Michigan Tech goal.
So the Huskies are See if they try to win this back.
I would imagine they will Reinhardt to take the draw Trambekki the shooter Six on five advantage for the Huskies with 1.8 left to go in the period Face off on the left dot they win it
And a shot taken.
Huskies would have had time.
Trembachy just couldn't find it in the skates.
Good idea by Michigan Tech.
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Huskies are down by one after two periods of play, two to one.
Michigan Tech playing better in that second period.
Got to go from Trembachy on a rebound play.
with the backhand shot, but Huskies will have a golden opportunity here on their fourth power play of the game to tie this up.
Almost a full two minutes left on the mad advantage for Michigan Tech.
Trembekki's goal, by the way, was from Max Koskibir to you, Caleb Parker.
But the Panicus got the power play goal at the 425 mark.
That gave St.
Cloudy 2-0 lead at the time.
And Michigan Tech able to cut that lead with Trinbecki's goal, second of the season, making it 2-1.
Shots after two periods, 21-15 in favor of St.
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Lake Superior is now up on Lindenwood 4-2 at the end of two periods.
Augustana and Minnesota dilute tied 1-1.
Bemidji and North Dakota tied 1-1 at Saffron Center.
And now Wisconsin has taken a 3-0 lead at Minnesota State against the Mavericks.
So it hasn't been a great night thus far for the CCHA, but hopefully at least the Huskies can turn things around.
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Way to go, Blake.
Here is your question again.
Who was the last head coach of St.
Cloud State's hockey program before they jumped to division one?
They were doing some, they were independent division one, but they were not full force division one until 1987, 88.
Who was the last coach for St.
Cloud before they jumped?
to Division One.
Well, it was Herb Brooks.
Herb Brooks was the coach of St.
Cloud.
Their last year as a Division Two program, considered Division One independent, I think, back then.
And after that 86-87 season, in which he went 25-10-1, Craig Dahl took over, who was his assistant, along with Bob Motsko before that.
Greg doll took over for many many years after that But that 87 88 season was the first year a full-fledged division one for st.
Cloud And so her Brooks was the right answer.
Congratulations to Blake for anti our winner tonight on Pepsi trivia brought to by Pepsi of Houghton will give you another chance to win tomorrow here on the broadcast and Score after two periods, Michigan Tech trailing st.
Cloud two to one
Let's go to the highlights of the second period.
The Huskies were down by one, and then were down by two with this power play goal by Hayden Papandicus from Ernest Mcmoth Laughlin right off the draw at the 4-25 mark to start this power play for St.
Cloud State University.
This gave them a 2-0 lead.
Live, it looked like it was more accidental.
Power play for St.
Cloud, penalty kill for the Huskies.
Right to the front, they score!
Kindle and Gil brought to my core wellness, but that was a quick power play goal by St.
Cloud.
They go up two to nothing here at the National Hockey Center.
So big goal there for St.
Cloud, and that draw is so important on those power plays.
And a good job by St.
Cloud to win the draw.
They got it quickly down near the goal line, and we're able to go straight up on that great shot by Paponakis.
They get a two-nothing.
That's his first of the year.
But the Huskies got one back, a big one back.
Tayden Dredbecky on the
Doorstep on the backhand.
Koski Pyrti and Parker get the assist.
Here it was with a 10-48 mark to get the Huskies on the board.
Huskies have the St.
Cloud Huskies a little bit tired and back up against the ropes.
Here comes Miller past the front.
Just about got it to Trebecky but a skate got in the way.
Back to the point again.
Parker with it now.
Sees a little bit of a lane.
Makes a move.
Parker hangs on to it.
Gets it back to the blue line.
Shot through and that one loose but score.
Huskies pull within one.
opportunity by Trent Becky and the 2-1 score Michigan Tech back in this game.
So Huskies have pulled with it one they nearly tied the game it looked like actually I thought it went in for Jonson they didn't even have to review that one though I guess it came right off the post and but the St.
Cloud Huskies with the 2-1 lead going into the second intermission third period coming up with Michigan Tech will get their fourth power play of the game at the start of this period.
And a chance to tie the game up.
Shots in the second period.
Nine for Michigan Tech.
Seven for St.
Cloud.
After two, it's St.
Cloud 21, Michigan Tech 15.
St.
Cloud 1 for three on the man advantage.
Huskies 0 for three on the power play.
Again, they're fourth coming up.
Michigan Tech needs to capitalize on this fourth power play of the game.
Coming into this third period.
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Bartoskevich couldn't stop behind the net.
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2-1 lead for St.
Cloud.
Huskies swing it back, now over into the skates of Kosti Berti.
Good job to keep it going, down low.
Kosti Berti with it.
Little bit of room on the left side.
Back up top for Tyler Miller.
Rolling puck over now for Trimbecki.
He's got a goal here tonight.
Trimbecki sauces it back up top for Miller.
Lock it in.
Huskies with control.
Up shot, save.
Shows back with another great stop.
He is not very big.
You do not see goaltenders 5, 10, 5, 11 very often at this level.
But boy, is he active in that crease.
And he will jump out to stop a puck.
And Michigan Tech.
And Coscopierty in the Greece area could not get in front of him though.
Power play continuing for Michigan Tech.
They're 0-3 on the mad advantage.
Down by one.
Need to get one here.
Rock, cleanly won by St.
Cloud.
That'll wrap all the way down inside the Michigan Tech zone.
Bought up now by Shipley.
Shipley poked away from him and sent all the way down.
Here's a chance for St.
Cloud shorthanded now at the turnover by Michigan Tech.
Down inside the Michigan Tech zone, Huskies take it back.
Picked up now by Shippling.
Huskies still with 52 seconds left to go on the man advantage.
They need to get one here to tie it up.
It's early in the third.
Mordo across the line, wraps it all the way around.
Gordon sends it right back again.
Mordo with it, had trouble with it, bounced up on him a little bit.
Huskies able to kick it over to some
Open ice.
Now for Gordon up top and shot to the net.
Trying to go on the backside post.
They're a good idea.
Stop there by St.
Claude with the Huskies.
Get it back up top.
Still in control.
Shipply.
Spins away from traffic.
Gets a little bit of open ice.
Has it on the right side.
Now hands it off for Morneau.
Morneau.
At the hash marks along the boards on the right side.
Sends it back down low.
Back for Morneau.
Could not get that shot off because it was in too tight on the skates.
Back over.
Huskies shift.
Shot.
Just wider than that.
Good idea there by Michigan Tech.
Setting it up now.
Bouncing puck down to the corner.
Still four seconds left to go on the power play.
Still on the way.
And that will be it.
Lori is out of the box.
And Michigan Tech is all for four tonight on the power play.
Down by one.
Early in the third period.
St.
Cloud has done a great job on the pedaling kill.
Bassiano, nice play to himself, gets it across the line, hands it off, Pijek sends it towards the goal, Shostak bats it down, hit with a high stick.
And it's
gonna go all the way down inside the Michigan Tech zone with the whistle.
Bassiano got these, stick up high, based off of being in the zone here with that new rule.
Be able to make the line change too.
And a face-off will be down in front of Shostak, who's been showy here tonight.
He's made some great saves against the Huskies.
Shots are fairly even.
21% cloud, 18 from Michigan Tech.
Task appears to take the draw for the Huskies.
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Huskies down by one.
Back to the point, Huskies win it.
To the half-wild, Trembeke hangs on, back up top again.
Parker for Trembeke, had to go to a backhand that time.
Wrapped around behind the net, picked up by Koskipirch.
He's got a little bit of room.
Here's Max now to the point.
Everybody passing to the backhands, though, making it more difficult for Michigan Tech.
Shot towards the goal, that one deflected wide.
Picked up by Reinhardt.
Reinhardt, peeling away from traffic.
Reinhardt got it to his forehead, nudges it over now for Trinbecky.
Off the boards, back up top.
Hussies hold it in, shot towards the goal tip, rebound and another great save by Schostack.
He tracks that puck so well, the Hussies got a deflection right in front of him, stuck out the left pad and made it.
Made the save.
And hung on for the whistle.
Face off down in front of Schostack.
Where's number one for St.
Claude State University?
Yoncin.
Taking the draw from Michigan Tech.
Offensive zone for the Huskies on the right dot.
Yoncin might get kicked out of this one and he will.
So stepping in will be Roulette.
Roulette with that beautiful first goal as a Husky.
Huskies won the draw here.
Tapped it past themselves this allows such to bring it in right to the goal and a good job by Owen Bartoskevich to make sure that one didn't get by him by one little Tipped puck right there and it almost went in back to the other other way for st.
Cloud After the Huskies had appeared to win the draw 1635 left to go in the third period brought to by turbo agency Huskies down by one Michigan Tech has not led in this game Michigan Tech did not trail all last weekend against the Gophers
Scrumped for the puck inside the Michigan Tech zone, piled up right down in front of us.
Off of the glass, it goes, hits a stanchion, stays in for a moment.
Now Michigan Tech will bring it back up.
Shippley gets the red line, will backhand it all the way down.
16-09, left to go in this third period of play.
Moplin will take it back inside of his own zone, waits for a little bit of help, now moves it up to center ice.
St.
Cloud, a good skating team as they always are.
This team played on an Olympic sheet for ever, and just recently,
with the renovations.
Strong get a little bit.
Husky's getting back now on the back check, back to the point, tipped away by Huskies, and now back up the center ice.
More notes, skating down, trying to get down there in time.
The defenseman got back and making that play with Sherk.
Husky's able to hold it in.
Back to the point for Cheechek.
Cheechek looks, hangs on, lost it, and a break away, back the other way.
Coming down on Wilton and Berners-Gewins' pilgrim.
Centers it.
That one went wide of the goal.
Michigan Tech now picking it up with Latimer.
Latimer with good speed, brings it across his own blue line.
Now across the St.
Cloud blue line, poked away from him.
Another turnover by Michigan Tech.
And back out to center ice.
Huskies getting it back nicely though.
Here comes Miller.
Tyler Miller bringing it down in the left wing corner.
Follows it up, helping him out down there as Bernie.
Puffed out away from both of them and a good breakout here by St.
Cloud.
15 minutes left to go in the third period.
2-1 lead for St.
Cloud back inside the Michigan Tech Zone.
Picked up now by Michigan Tech and this is across the line comes Leppa.
Leppa will nudge it down in the corner.
Center in attempt by the Huskies, goes behind the net.
Play made there for a moment.
Loose puck is going to be scooped up by Belial.
And Belial not able to get the clear.
Big hit by Bernie.
St.
Cloud home run.
Pass, road on a breakaway shoot, same, top of the net.
They cut it up by Bartoskewicz, and the Huskies got a big break there in their goaltender, bailed them out again.
Perfect pass up the road, split the defense, and he was in clean on Bartoskewicz.
Barts makes the save, and puck goes up in the air and lands on top of the net.
Bartoskewicz put his glove on top of it, got the whistle.
Wow.
Two-one lead for St.
Claude, the Huskies.
Of course, still very much in this game.
Base off in front of Bartoskiewicz.
Michigan Tech will win it, but Chippley having trouble with it.
Good pressure here by St.
Claude.
Chippley, though, with a nice job to kind of stick handle his way out of that one.
He cleared it all the way down.
Good job by first-year Husky.
Elden by the Michigan Tech Huskies.
Got it to Brenton.
Brenton with a pass.
He's tripped up on the play.
Huskies are going to get a power play here.
The late Paul touched up by St.
Claude.
The fans were yelling about a non-call, and now they're going to be yelling about this call.
But Brenton with a great job down in the corner there, got away from one of the St.
Claude Huskies, forcing them to take him down.
Yeah, oh yeah, that's an easy call.
And that's going to get called all day.
Yeah, that's not even.
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Kasky Pyrgyz to take the draw.
Going against Rode.
Kasky Pyrgyz is going to get knocked out of the face-off.
Trembekki is going to step in.
Trembekki to take the face-off against Rode.
Rode went cleanly against Trembekki.
Oskie's trying to get over there to hold it in.
Loose puck goes to the side of the net.
It comes back out.
No, they held it in.
Great job by Tyler Miller with that.
He bounced off.
And Michigan Tech will have to take it back inside of their own zone.
Back to the blue line.
Pascaperty up to center-ice.
Slides it over on the back end.
Roulette to the middle.
Roulette, or make that.
Reinhardt, Reinhardt sent it over.
Michigan Tech controls from behind the net, back up top.
Controlled now by Miller.
Roulette takes it down low.
out of hacking and whacking going on.
They just shot well wide of the net.
Boy, Trembekki missed that wide.
It kind of caught him in close on the skates there.
Didn't have the leverage he was hoping on.
Now once again, back up top, Miller.
Huskies on the power play, trying to tie it up.
They're down by one.
Cast to the middle, broken up.
And cleared to the line and back up.
Great play there by St.
Paul.
Michigan tack back inside of their own zone.
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Here in the third period, 57 seconds left to go on the power play.
The Huskies have not been able to buy a power play bowl yet.
This is their fifth opportunity.
Arno walks in just about, popped that one in the back of the net.
They're back to the line.
Huskies will hold it in.
Or do they?
Comes off the boards, held in, dumps right back down and knocked right back to the line, held in by Shipley.
What a great play there.
Back for Jonson.
Jonson gets away from a check.
And the Huskies somehow set it up again.
12-34 remaining.
Here's a shot blocked in front.
I don't think that got to go to the show stack.
Down to 27 seconds left from the power play.
Huskies bat on for a loose clock.
Picked up by St.
Cloud.
Wrapped around on the reverse.
And back inside.
And that's going to bring it down to the last 15 seconds.
Huskies with one more rush here.
Will bring it up.
Picked up now by Shipley.
Shipley.
Cross center ice.
And draws his line.
Oh, boy.
And looked offside from here.
Not gonna matter though because St.
Cloud intercepted it and brought it back out the center ice.
Crossed the line.
Allrick brings it in, sweeps it to the front.
Husky's trying to find it and St.
Cloud has killed off five Michigan Tech Power players here tonight.
Two-one.
St.
Cloud with the lead, still 12 minutes left to go here in the third Korean.
Husky's trying to dig deep, finding a way to get that equalizer.
Leppa could not get a piece of that one.
Icing against Michigan Tech.
Face-off coming back inside the zone.
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Face-off in the Michigan Tech zone.
Huskies win it.
Chee check.
Bringing it up to center-ice.
Cross the line.
We'll dump it in.
Right in on goal.
That's a bouncing cut.
Huskies coming in on the four-check, keeping it down low.
Good job there by Bernie.
Center in a temp, but the Huskies back to the point.
Here's the shot by Kosk, if he fouls, just let him in, rebound!
And it just about hopped in.
He goes that game with a make-the-stop play behind the Michigan Tech goal.
Huskies, Bernie on his knees, then wrapped up on the play, loses control of the puck, loses.
Somebody lost a stick.
Huskies trying to hold it in, can't do it.
It's going to come back out to center-ice.
Michigan Tech playing better now.
Back across the line, Fasciano.
2-1 lead for St.
Claude.
We're in the third career, nearing the halfway point.
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10-54 left in the third period, 2-1 St.
Claude.
We have had no scoring here yet in this third period.
Huskies trailed 1-0 after 1, 2-0 early in the second, then made it 2-1 with a Trebekki goal.
Huskies have had five power plays in this game and they have not scored on any of them.
But right now, we'll get an offensive zone face-off.
All right, to take the draw for the St.
Cloud Huskies against Leppa.
Battle for the draw, nobody yet.
Oh, quick shot there.
That went wide to the net.
Fasciano's going to hold it in.
Shot towards the goal.
Get tipped in front.
Loose buckets there.
And it's slapping out.
Loose Trembetti couldn't get there.
Back up top.
Huskies hold it in.
A battle down there.
That's actually a recent up on the play.
for Michigan Tech.
Now Leppa with it.
Bastiano to the front, bouncing puck.
Loose puck is there, kept it alive.
Cleared back out to center-ice.
Huskies are coming close.
Do one, they trail.
St.
Claude across the line.
Shot in on Bartoskiewicz, he'll make the save.
And Michigan Tech will pick it up inside of their own zone.
Behind the net now is Parker.
9.58 left in the third period.
She can tech down by one.
From behind their net, and Driessen will bring it up now.
Centering pass tipped up, and Driessen trying to get off the ice.
Huskies get it down there, picked up by Roulette.
Roulette from the corner, back up top for Parker.
Parker slides it over, shot taken.
Potentially wide by Miller, I think.
Huskies were tied up well on the play by the defense of St.
Cloud.
Parker hustles over, held it in for a moment, but stolen away and brought back up the center ice.
Huskies trying to get it right back.
Goes inside the St.
Cloud, and we're picked up by that here.
Back out the center ice, fired inside of the zone.
Michigan Jax Miller back to pick it up.
Ruling game here tonight.
Both teams have played physical.
St.
Cloud using the bigger ice sheet.
Fans want to call against Parker, not going to get it right now.
Battle for the puck down in the Michigan Tech left-wing corner.
Flip high into the air.
This will not get down for Icy.
Huskies hurrying up in a line change.
Back out to center-ice.
The Lyle will dump an in-percent cloud from Becky in after it takes a hit.
Kup was not found.
Big hit there by Kipley.
And the Huskies battling inside of their own zone, trying to get it out.
Can't do it.
Not great back in behind Bartoskevich.
2-1 lead for St.
Cloud.
Shots are even up 25-25.
Miller.
Dishes it off, Costa Pertue to centermen, back for Miller.
Miller to the wing now, that's Shifley, kicks it up to his forehand.
Sends it up, nice pass across the way, Huskies are outside, crossed the line, bringing it in, center, he passed!
Ken Becky was defended well on the play.
And coming back now on the transition, the St.
Cloud, Huskies across the line, they'll dump it in.
Artis Kevich, got a piece of it, but it goes to the corner.
Michigan Techs, Brenton trying to find it.
Forecheck by St.
Cloud, 2-1 lead by St.
Cloud here.
8-10 left to go in the third period.
Again, we've gone long stretches without whistles.
Back up top, tipped away all the way down.
No icing here.
Back to pick it up as Bufflin.
Bufflin goes D to D with it.
And sent in by St.
Cloud inside the Michigan Tech Zone.
Husky's reverse flow to the wing.
Latimer poked away from him, couldn't move it out.
Latimer's in trouble, turns it over.
They get inside the Michigan Tech bars corner now.
Past Seattle trying to find a way out with it.
They will send it up high into the air.
LaHuskies get the clear.
Out to center-ice.
This is on-side for Michigan Tech.
Picked up in there.
Shot.
No.
Hell not to another
opportunity.
Scores!
Wow, what a play.
And Tristan puts it home.
T-check with a great pass.
And the Huskies have just
tied this game up with 7.30 left to go in the third period out of pretty play.
Patience by Michigan Tech on that play on the turnover.
And Sholstack totally committed to the right post.
And Michigan Tech buries it off the stick of Andreessen.
Moranol's going to get the primary assist.
Michigan Tech has tied it up.
And here we go, base up at center.
Nice 2-2 score.
The Huskies have crawled back in this one.
26 shots on goal from Michigan, 10-25 for St.
Cloud State.
Brand new game, 7-20 left in the third period.
Long pass by Michigan Tech, knocked out by Van Blerikov, sent behind the net.
Huskies in on the forecheck.
Lay deep inside, now to the half wall of the St.
Cloud, and not great back out the center.
He's quickly back now for Parker.
Parker gets the red line, shoots it in, Huskies back in.
Showstack can't stop it behind the net.
Michigan Tech changing up a couple of players, so they won't be able to hold it in.
St.
Cloud trying to do the same thing as they dump it in.
Scooped up now by Shipley.
Shippley, skating it up the right wing.
Shippley across center ice.
Gets it in, goes in on the forecheck.
Big hit down on the corner.
Yoggson is down there too, but nobody there for Michigan Tech to pick it up and it's taken out by Eugenius.
He can't clear it out.
Huskies able to hold it in, but now flip back up the center ice.
Bouncing and rolling puck on Shippley.
He'll go D to D with it for Brenton.
Husky's back across the line, onside.
Kicked it, Gordon, Gordon, trying to get it to the front.
Couldn't quite get it there.
Trying to get him back to the point.
Couldn't quite get it there.
And she attacks Johnson, takes it.
He'll sweep it back.
Husky's trying to hold it in.
I don't know what Shipley was doing there.
I don't know if he didn't see it coming out, but he just nonchalantly went over there.
And I'm thinking he did not see that that puck had been delivered over and that the last moment was trying to get there and didn't.
That's
unfortunate, too, because the Huskies had some pressure down inside of the zone.
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in the icebreaker tournament.
3-2 was the final there.
They'll play Connecticut who won the other game over Penn State 3-1.
And it is a final from Mon Ice Arena, Michigan State over Northern Michigan, 6-2.
Lake Superior State holding on to a one goal lead here at Lindenwood.
4-3 is the score there with 6-18 left to go in the third.
Augustana is trailing halfway through the third period against Minnesota to Luke 2-1.
Hopefully the Vikings can come back in that one.
North Dakota and Bemidji State tied 1-1 and Wisconsin is taking it to Minnesota State right now at the Mayo Clinic Event Center.
4-0 scored favor of the Badgers.
So can the Huskies complete a comeback here tonight with a win?
They have come back from a 2-0 deficit to tie it.
6-15 left to go in the third period.
Michigan Tech with the momentum right now, and a faceoff at center in the neutral zone, I should say.
It'll be a cost-to-peer take of the draw against Rode.
Draw controlled by St.
Cloud State University back across the Michigan Tech line.
Muskies want to be very careful, play hard,
Knows hockey, but don't give any excuse for a penalty to be called against them, because St.
Cloud has already had to kill off five penalties here tonight.
Husky's trying to hold it inside of the zone.
Trembayke got it down and does hold it in.
Good job there.
Nodged over, but then turned over and picked up by St.
Cloud State University.
Back up the center.
Played by the Huskies that break that one up.
Moskis will get it across the line onside.
Down in the corner there.
And Becky going in on the floor check.
Trying to work it around with Ernest and he'll get the third back up the center ice.
Ernest went on a call on penalty coming up against Michigan Tech and that's what we're talking about.
Just as we mentioned it, there it is.
You knew the next one was coming and it's going to be Brenton going off.
That's a big loss for Michigan Tech here at this point of the game.
Big defenseman for Michigan Tech off.
for two minutes.
2-2 score.
Shots are 26 Michigan Tech, 25 St.
Cloud.
St.
Cloud 1 for 3 on the bad advantage here tonight.
And I'm guessing the boarding call, I did not see what the, it's going to be interference.
Interference call against Brenton.
So the Huskies shorthanded, brought to my core, going this kind of ractic, natural medicine.
Here we go.
Huskies need a huge kill here.
They lose the draw.
St.
Cloud up top, now to such, such on the halfway.
In front of shot!
What a stop!
Not sure Bartoskevich got that one, rung off of something.
Another shot, gloved down by Bartoskevich.
Boy, Huskies out of position there.
Nice puck movement by St.
Cloud.
Shots even, 26-26.
2-2 score.
Late in the third period.
Huskies have come back from a two-nothing deficit here in this game.
They're tied up, but now trying to kill off a huge, huge power play opportunity for St.
Claude.
Again, St.
Claude winning the faceoff battle cleanly to the middle.
Now back over to the left side, such with a shot deflected out of play.
Nice job there by Tyler Miller from Michigan Tech, based off inside the Huskies zone.
Five minutes even, left to go in the third.
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Another game tomorrow night.
We got a race to go here.
Five minutes left to go.
Husky's trying to kill off a penalty here.
2-2 score.
Passed over.
Here's a shot.
Passed scores.
No, hit the side of the post.
Did it go in?
Boy, I thought that went in, and we'll see.
The referee never called it a goal.
Hit the inside post, but did it hit the padding and come out?
Ooh, I don't know.
See if they look at this.
It did not go in.
Got the overhead.
Boy, the nets are very difficult here to see.
We've had three very close calls where the officials or the players thought it went in here tonight.
Two of them by the Huskies.
No goal.
Off the post.
Huskies get a break.
Still 2-2.
Power play for St.
Cloud.
Again, they win the drawback.
Play inside of the Michigan Tech Zone.
Huskies down a player.
Shot towards the goal, save made there or blocked in front.
Bastiano trying to find that loose puck.
Goes to the near side.
Another shot taken, this one deflected.
Good stick there by Andreessen.
Boy, the clock is moving slow here, but Michigan Tech doing a good job of getting in front of these shots.
Husky's got to win a draw here though.
That's the bottom line.
They're not winning the face-offs and it's allowing St.
Cloud.
The puck moving in the zone on the offensive.
Chance here on the power play.
Lepa trying to win a face-off here against Rode.
Again, St.
Claude winning it back to the point.
Working it to the half wall now.
Ernest has control on the left side wall now to the corner, back up top.
Controlled by McLaughlin.
He'll send it over.
Little bit of Ernest to the front, to the middle.
Broken up by the Huskies.
Can they clear?
No.
Cannot get the clear.
Held in by McLaughlin.
Number two on number two.
That's Lepa all over him.
He gets rid of at the road.
Road works it down to the right wing corner.
Huskies shorthanded.
Tie 2-2 late in the third period.
Back up top, McLaughlin.
Controls.
Spins away from Leppa.
Back up top, Ernest.
He'll walk it down.
Back up top, McLaughlin.
He'll shoot.
Rebound was right there.
Went off a couple of St.
Cloud players.
Never got to the goal-tender.
And cleared to the corner, but still there, right to the front.
Good defensive play made there by Tyler Miller, who's dead tired out there right now.
Huskies need a clear.
Can't get it.
Road back on top.
The penalty killers are dead tired.
Hell no!
Not too by Bartaskevich.
A huge whistle for Michigan Tech here late in the third period down for another 20 seconds on the power play for St.
Cloud.
Michigan Tech needs to get a faceoff win here.
Isaac Gordon going over to the penalty box to tell Brenton where he needs to go when he gets out.
Hopefully it's during play.
2-2 score.
Face-off in the Michigan Tech Zone.
Huskies trying to kill off the rest of the penalty.
Again, a clean win by St.
Cloud.
Bufflin up top.
Down low.
Sutch walks it down to the net.
In front, shot, hit the side of the net.
Some of the people thought it went in.
Wrapped around.
This is going to get down, and that will do it.
Eight seconds left to go.
Renton is up in the box.
Huskies will get him back on the ice right now, but here comes St.
Cloud stayed across the line.
Brought inside the Michigan Tech zone.
Penalty is over.
Granting goes to the bench.
Huskies trying to work it from behind their own net.
There's a hit.
Loose puck taken by Andreessen.
Karna went a battle.
Andreessen won a big battle right there.
Off of a glass, gets a clear.
That's a huge play right there by number 21.
Huskies holding in, and they're going to call offside.
Reinhardt knew it.
Just barely came over the plane.
And that would have been a great scoring opportunity for Michigan Tech with 3-0-4 remaining here in the third period.
2-2 score.
What I gave here tonight, the Huskies have gotten better and better as the evening has progressed.
It was not a good first period, a better second period, and now playing their best hockey of the third.
St.
Cloud, one for four on the power play tonight.
Tie 2-2, Bartoskiewicz can't stop it behind the net.
Brenton goes in for a hit, sends it around.
The Huskies should be able to get it clear, and they will.
Three on two for Michigan Tech across the line.
Gordon brings it down, sends it over.
Shipley is shot just over the crossbar.
He didn't miss by much.
Huskies hold it in.
That one wider than that comes down to the near right side.
Knocked down as Shipley on the play.
Looses control.
And the high stick would be calling as Michigan Tech, Shipley went up with the stick and that's a second one.
Stays in the neutral zone on the whistle though.
And the face off.
but knocks down the play.
232 remaining, just like overtime now.
Huskies at center ice with the face off.
Tie 2-2, shots 31-27, St.
Cloud.
Kosk appears to take the draw.
These two guys, he and Rode, facing off all night.
Rode has been winning most of them, and he wins that one.
Five on five hockey.
St.
Cloud dumping it in.
No icing here.
Bartoskevic able to stop it.
Sends it around from the Trapezoid.
Got it there to Morneau.
Morneau's got to work quickly.
Just flipping up to centerize the Cascopurity.
Got it through one defense.
Michigan Tech will have to go back with it.
Morneau, he's winding up.
I got a feeling he's got something in him here late in this period, but loses control of the puck.
Here comes Rode, coming down one on two.
Rode with the spin around the move, hangs on to it for a second.
Got it in, there's a shot!
Rebound in front of the net and a penalty coming up.
And they're gonna call it against Parker.
And we'll see if the St.
Claude player's going too.
He will be.
Parker's going off.
And it will be Thornton.
Thornton, I think we're getting into the goaltender's crease on the goaltender and then Parker for a little extra after.
And I don't know if the original call would have been, Clorison, or not.
They did not see the official with the arm in the air.
See the replay here.
Yeah, I don't know.
You can understand the call against Parker, but I don't know.
I guess I don't understand if Parker thought that the original call was going to be made.
Hattie, would he have done that?
I'm not trying to make excuses for the Husky, but we're going to skate four on four.
This will really open it up.
Two minute warning here at the Herbrooks National Hockey Center.
Again, St.
Cloud just completely dominating on draws.
They control.
Walking in.
Shot Stevenson went wide on the net.
Play inside the Michigan Tech Show.
We're playing four on four.
Tie 2-2.
Two minutes left to go here in the third.
Napier.
Cycling it there with St.
Cloud's Self-Gate.
Huskies steal it away.
Trying to work it up as Bernie, but goes back with it.
Shipley, peeling it off the boards.
Working it over in Michigan Tech with control inside of their own zone.
Here we go.
Tyler Miller, number 13, has played well here tonight.
Brings it up, drops it back now for Coscopyrti.
It's four on four.
Coscopyrti across the line, nothing there.
Sends it over.
Nice pass to Pastiano.
Walks in, shoots!
Locked in front.
Huskies will hold it in though.
Shipley.
Got himself into a pickle there.
Instead of getting it deep, and now it's brought back out to center ice.
Two on one for St.
Cloud back across the line.
Centered it.
That one broken up by the Huskies and taken out by Van Blericaan.
Matthew Van Blericaan has been quiet here tonight, helping out across the line.
Toe drags, loses control, and brings it down in the corner.
Tried to leave it there, but couldn't.
Last minute of play in regulation.
St.
Cloud bringing it up now.
Four on four for the last minute here.
Back across the line.
McLaughlin brings it down.
Tried to bring it in front.
Sends it back out to center-ice.
2-2 score.
45 seconds left.
4-on-4 play.
Back across the line, Bucklin.
Across the Michigan Tech's blue line.
He'll send it over.
Huskies are tired out there right now.
McLaughlin shot towards the goal.
That hit goaltender Bartoskiewicz, he was hoping for.
Ricochet into the net.
Back up top again.
Huskies are in position.
That one deflected just wide of the net.
Michigan Tech will pick it up for 23 seconds now.
Bassiano.
to center ice.
Reinhardt, crossed the line, drops it for Roulette.
Roulette's going to bring it in.
Roulette driving to the net, brings it to the front of the goal.
Loose puck is right there.
Here's their shot by Miller.
And blocked in front.
Nine seconds left, and it goes back out to center ice.
And it looks like we're ahead.
It's overtime.
Miller picks it up.
Last second across, and the Huskies had it on their stick to win it in regulation.
And a big block by the St.
Cloud Huskies.
Sends this to a three-on-three overtime.
Two-two after regulation.
We'll be back right after this on MIX 93 WKMJ.
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Well, we're headed to overtime.
What a game here tonight.
It has not been the best Huskies' effort.
But nonetheless, gutsy performance here by Michigan Tech being down 2-0, coming back, tying it up in the third period, making it 2-2, and now we're headed to overtime.
Michigan Tech nearly had the game winner on the stick of Tyler Miller at the end of regulation with just seconds left and a great block.
My St.
Claude, I don't know who got in front of that one, but it never got to the gold tender show stack.
And that is why we are going to 3-on-3 overtime for the first time this season.
And so the goaltenders will switch ends.
Garda Skevich will go down to our right, show stack to our left.
34 shots for St.
Cloud, 27 for Michigan Tech.
Both teams had plenty of power plays tonight.
Only one goal, though, between both of them on the power play.
That was for St.
Cloud.
They're 1-4-4.
Huskies 0-5 on the man advantage.
Michigan Tech will put out Parker.
Koska-Pyrti and Van Blerikov.
McLaughlin will be back on the blue line for the St.
Cloud Huskies.
Ulrich will take the draw.
And Such, who's played well tonight, will be on the wing.
3-on-3 in the base off at center ice.
And Michigan Tech will definitely be working on their draws.
between tonight and tomorrow night's game.
Huskies completely dominated by St.
Cloud on Face-offs tonight.
St.
Cloud with control inside their own zone.
Good job by Coscopier to here.
Giving McLaughlin a little bit of trouble.
Horsley in to go back behind the net.
This is all puck possession, three on three, and Michigan Tech's going to get it back.
Bamblericom steals it away and will now hand it off to Parker.
Michigan Tech in control now.
Three on three.
Over time, 2-2 score.
Kosti Burti rails it across the blue line.
We'll take it back out to center ice.
Kosti Burti asking for some help.
He'll hand it off now.
Michigan Tech has Reinhardt out there.
Reinhardt logging a lot of ice tide here tonight.
Saust up by Michigan Tech.
I'm not exactly sure if that's what they wanted on that play, but Miller's going to pick it up and he'll take it back inside of his own zone.
Huskies now getting some momentum.
Here comes Miller.
Miller crossed the line for Michigan Tech.
Looks in front, sauces it.
Great defensive stick.
And back the other way, Huskies are in trouble.
Safe club coming down on the break.
Mrs. Ernest coming down on a 2-1-1 to the middle.
Shot rebound.
Saved me there.
Loose puck is in front of the net.
Huskies pull it out of there.
And back the other way comes Michigan Tech.
Here comes Mourno.
Mourno across the line.
2-on-2.
Makes a move to his backhand.
Now to his forehand.
Back to the point, Fasciano.
Good play by Fastanel to not shoot that puck because had he gotten blocked, that would have been back the other way.
And Michigan Tech will settle it down.
They came off side of the zone.
Treveki can't believe it.
It hopped off the tip of the stick of Treveki as he was just trying to stick candle and came back over the line and the officials ruled it offside and faced off being the neutral zone.
3-26 left to go in overtime.
Can't tell on the replay there.
That's a tough one.
So, base off in the neutral zone.
Trenbecki will stay out there.
Roulette takes the draw and wins it.
Roulette won it right to himself.
Two on one.
Roulette across the line.
Couldn't get a shot off.
Hangs on to it though.
Roulette will settle it down, brings it over to the left side.
Huskies and St.
Cloud.
Not sure what Roulette was doing on that one.
Lost it.
Parker there to save him.
He goes back inside of the zone.
Husky's got to get somebody back to help out there.
Parker down by himself.
And now finally, St.
Cloud will peel away and back off.
Brought up now by Michigan Tech.
Overtime, 2-2 score.
Parker with a nice move in.
Parker looking towards the net.
Sausage at chance in front!
Save!
Did it go in!
Where is it?
The referee not calling it.
They said it went in.
The Huskies said it went in.
Nothing from the official yet.
Shanbecky says yes.
And Michigan Tech.
Looking at it.
Let's see if we can see the overhead here.
What a move by Parker.
Boy, hard to believe that didn't go in.
Referees are talking it over.
Overhead now.
Taking a look.
Cup across.
And that is in the net.
That is a goal in Michigan Tech.
If they look at this, that should be it.
Unless the whistle sounded, but I don't believe it did.
Oh, that was in without question.
Let's see what the call is here.
They're going to look at this one.
The only reason this is not a goal is if they think the whistle sounded prior to it going in.
Without a doubt, this is in.
And Michigan Tech should win this game in overtime with 251 remaining.
Again, unless they ruled the whistle blown or being intended to be blown on the first initial
Saved by Joe Stack as we see the replay Huck followed in it's in the net.
I mean that there's just no doubt about it at least from what we're seeing here It's in the net and Michigan Tech knows that they just saw the replay the husky benches up clapping and This should be a short review Trembecky should get credit for this goal
And they are still looking at this down in the penalty box.
And I'm not sure what is taking this long.
All the coaches up here are saying it's a goal.
And Fishel's still looking at this in the tunnel.
The review is over.
Let's get the call.
It is a goal.
Huskies win it in overtime.
251 left to go in the extra period.
Michigan Tech completes the comeback down two to nothing.
Win at three to two here at the National Hockey Center.
What a game here tonight.
Michigan Tech three.
St.
Cloud two.
The Huskies remain undefeated on the season.
We'll take a break.
Our post game is coming your way here on MIX 93 WKM Jable.
We'll keep it here for a second as the officials, the St.
Cloud Huskies have not left their bench.
And the officials are over talking to them right now.
Uh-oh, wait a second.
Hold on.
We'll keep it here.
They're going to look at this again.
The PA is very difficult to hear.
Let's see what the call is.
We can't hear the sound system.
It's very difficult to hear here.
Game is not over.
Oh, goaltender interference is what they're calling for now.
And they are looking at the replay right now.
As we see the putt go across the line, boy, if they overturn this again, the Huskies are going to be beside themselves.
I don't think they're going to overturn this because Trembekki was in the crease with the puck, then he was hit by the St.
Cloud player.
And we are getting a second review on the same play.
Puck is in the net.
There's no question about that.
There's no argument about that.
St.
Cloud, why not?
Hard to blame them.
Ask for a review on the gold tender interference.
From Husky, black and gold glasses, this looks like a good goal still.
But what will the officials say?
Will we still be playing with 2.51 left to go?
Michigan Tech Trail 2-0 in this game.
Made it 2-1 in the second, 2-2 in the third.
Scored here in overtime.
It was ruled a non-goal originally, overturned after the review, and now a second review to see if there's gold tender interference.
Here comes the officials.
Boy, this is going to be interesting.
No gold tender interference.
Huskies with the win.
Michigan Tech now is 3-0 on the season.
3-2 final.
What a game here tonight.
Now we'll take a break.
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3-2 Michigan Tech in overtime.
Winners over St.
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WKMJ, what a win tonight from Michigan Tech, a 3-2 overtime victory.
Tayden Trebecki will get credit for that last goal.
Gets two on the evening, the Huskies winning it down after 1-0, their trail 2-0 in the second period, made a 2-1 after 2.
And just didn't look like one of those games where Michigan Tech was going to have it enough to come back.
St.
Claude State played so well here tonight against Michigan Tech, especially in that first period.
But the Huskies found a way.
got that equalizer, sent it into overtime.
And after two reviews, Michigan Tech was able to get the victory.
If you just missed it, the original call on the ice was no goal.
The officials thought it did not cross the line.
They went to review it.
It definitely crossed the line.
There was no question about that.
The call came back out, called it a goal.
And then St.
Cloud wisely, Nick Oliver wisely asked for another review on goaltender interference.
and the ruling was that it was not golden interference.
Michigan Tech gets the win 3-2 to go 3-0 on the season in non-conference play and overall.
The Huskies again came out flat.
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Again, the Huskies win it here by a score of three to two.
In overtime, we are at the National Hockey Center down at ice level right now.
Hoping our signal is coming through, okay?
as there was 2-51 remaining in that overtime.
So Trembachy will get his second goal of the game, third of the season, and still waiting on some of those other stats to file in for us here from the final.
And Trembachy from Kalem Parker and Roulette on that game-winning overtime goal.
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back from the Kerr Brooks National Hockey Center.
Dirk with you on ice level.
As the Huskies completed a two-go comeback and a 3-2 victory at overtime here tonight.
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Second star tonight is going to be Kailin Parker.
Katelyn Parker, a defenseman for the Michigan Tech Huskies, assisted on both of Trent Becky's goals here tonight.
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He's still very sound defensively, but he's really taken that next step in his sophomore season to work it out.
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Coach, we didn't manage the puck very well early out in the game.
But boy, I thought we got better and better.
And what a gutty win to get this one done in overtime.
Yeah, no question.
Didn't like our first period.
Uncharacteristic turnovers.
Give St.
Cloud credit.
They blocked a lot of shots.
I thought we got better with the physicality.
as the game went on in the last two periods and ultimately found a way to squeak one out and find a way to win.
But our special teams got to be much better.
Our disciplines got to be much better.
I thought we created some good chances.
They blocked some shots, but we'll be better tomorrow.
Were you obviously disappointed in the power play, but talk a little bit about what you saw up there in the power play and some of the easy things maybe that could be done better?
Well, I think it was just maybe too deliberate to
we've got to just deliver pox and it doesn't have to be pretty and once you start delivering pox and you score then the team's got to respect that and seems open up but maybe just trying to be a little bit too cute we've got a lot of good zone time I think and you know they had some blocks too it's you know it's a long year it's not always going to be going to be perfect but there's definitely some things that I want to see us improve on for tomorrow and that's starting on time.
I didn't look at the final face us but it seemed like in the third period we were really
having trouble winning the draws and that was leading to some of their opportunities.
Yeah I mean I liked our last two periods overall but I mean face off's a big part of it special teams there's so many things but at the end of the day you know really pretty passing play on our second goal to get us back in it and then you know found a way in overtime Kaelin Parker made a great pass to
to Tram, and Tram made a great play.
But we got to stay on the ice.
We can't be taking penalties like that to put us in the hole.
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I know we'll be better tomorrow night.
Good luck.
Thanks, Derek.
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We're here tonight from Michigan Tech.
We're down at ice level right now.
And time for our number one star, brought to you by your local state farm agent and our Superior National Bank, superior player of the game, Caden Trembachy.
Had the game winner here tonight, had a score earlier to get on the board from Michigan Tech as well.
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And from Becky with two more goals here tonight, very impressive.
He's got that ability.
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We are starting to see that with some of the players.
A lot of times you can hear about that sophomore slump.
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We saw some really good players in this program go through sophomore slumps and Huskies, those couple of players right there.
Katelyn Parker and Tayden Trimbecky are off to a pretty good start and they were number one and number two in our picks tonight for our players of the game and those are
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It was not a pretty game for Michigan Tech, but they found a way to win here tonight.
3-2 overtime final.
Huskies will want and need to be better tomorrow night if they are going to complete a sweep here at the Herbrooks National Hockey Center.
A 3-2 overtime win here tonight.
I thought I had the final stats in front of me.
And where did I put them?
There they are.
A goal by Gavin Thorison in the first period.
Even strength at the 15-51 mark.
Gave the St.
Cloud Huskies a 1-0 lead going into the first break.
They outshot Michigan Tech 14-6 in that first period.
They go to the second period.
Hayden Papandicus scored his first of the season on the power play just seconds into a man advantage.
Ernest and McLaughlin get the assist on that play.
And then it was Tayden Trembacki who scored from Michigan Tech to get them on the board.
His second of the season from Coscopyrti and Caelan Parker.
Huskies then tied it up in the third period on a pretty play from Morno and Gicek.
And Reed Andreessen gets the goal his first of the season.
They tied up 2-2, and we headed to overtime, even though both teams had great chances at the end of regulation.
We go to the 3-on-3, and Michigan Tech scored kind of an anticlimactic ending to that game, and that nobody knew that it was actually a goal.
It was not ruled the goal, but Tana Trembachy ended up getting the goal, and it was ruled no goal.
They reviewed it.
It certainly went in.
It was ruled no goal because they thought it didn't cross the line.
After the review, there was no question that it crossed the line.
And then they ruled it a goal.
However, St.
Cloud's new head coach, Nick Oliver, wisely asked the officials to look at it for goaltender interference.
A great call by St.
Cloud's coaching staff to do so, but there wasn't enough there to
overturned it again to no goal, and the Huskies end up getting the win here tonight, three to two, and remain undefeated on the season.
Final shots, 34 for St.
Cloud, 29 for Michigan Tech.
The Huskies were not good on special teams tonight.
Power play, 0 for five.
They had five shots on goal with the man advantage through those five power plays.
St.
Cloud, one for four on the man advantage.
They had 11 shots on goal.
with the power play.
Owen Bartoskevic was outstanding at times here tonight.
32 saves and Show Stack outstanding as well.
He made some very acrobatic saves and like coach Bill McCault was saying during our post game with him, great job by St.
Claude State blocking shots tonight.
We'll go back to that last couple of seconds in regulation where
It looked like Miller was going to have a chance to just put this one away with, you know, just a few seconds remaining in regulation to get the game winner.
And somebody jumped out and blocked a shot.
And it appeared there was a lot of net back there.
And so that kept the game 2-2 headed into overtime.
And that's what they did here tonight.
I'm trying to track down some of the face-off looks here.
And the face-offs actually weren't, oh yes, yes, heavily in favor of St.
Cloud as we had expected.
St.
Cloud won 62% of the draws in that game and completely dominated the third period.
St.
Cloud with 14 faceoff wins to five from Michigan Tech in that third period.
The Huskies were very fortunate to get out of that with a tie going into overtime with how dominant they were on draws.
St.
Cloud was on faceoffs in that game, but
Huskies hung on and ended up winning it in overtime.
Tayden Trembachy gets the game winner.
And that's going to do it.
What a night here tonight.
It will hopefully have some of the issues straightened out for next contact of tomorrow night.
Don't forget Michigan Tech football tomorrow at noon in 11 o'clock pregame with Josh Iletello from Curly Stadium.
And the Huskies will be taking on the Lakers of Grand Valley State University.
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You can hear it all here on Mix 93 WKMJ.
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And this is Dirk Hemeroff saying so long from the Herb Brooks National Hockey Center on a Friday evening where the Huskies complete the comeback down to nothing.
They went at three to two in overtime.
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We'll look forward to seeing the game on Friday night, coach.
Good luck as you prepare.
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having ourselves be shooting ourselves a little bit for here recently Again, biggest thing else to get a factor into is a little bit of that attrition You start to see a little bit of the practice times kind of shorten a little bit But that intensity we still want to have within our practice as well
as you prepare for Richland Center What sticks out on the the stat sheet about them?
For them, I mean they looks they've been having a pretty good rushing attack for them
You know, we got to be able to start to contain their run.
I know they only get shut back as well.
Very good athlete for them.
I know he played a little bit of QB for them last year.
It's kind of more moving around a little bit from receiver and playing a little bit in the backfield as well, too.
But his biggest piece is going to be trying to contain him and contain their run game as well.
One of the biggest weeks during the year is Richland Center Week.
I'm sure the team gets pretty fired up for the rival, doesn't it?
Yeah, I
think that's always a cool aspect of high school, sports, college sports and all sports having a little bit of that rivalry aspect for it as well.
Again, there's a little bit of a livelihood to our group now, especially being able to play rich and center this week.
It's even volleyball as well.
So it's always good to have a little bit better energy for this entire week.
Obviously you've got a lot of youth there and you know how they hold them out.
You know the dober is pretty good right now.
Yeah, I mean for the most part our young guys are saying pretty healthy for the most part.
We haven't had too many injuries.
We've had a couple guys that are getting nicked up, but again, we're trying to keep as much focus on what we can control, as much focus on our attitude and our preparation each and every week.
How important is it for the team, the program to finish strong this year?
Well, I mean, again, I think it pays a little homage to our seniors.
We are going to be paying a little homage to our seniors on senior night here as well.
Again, get them going out here on our field on a win.
I mean, at the same time as the program is trying to build ourselves up for the future, I'm a little bit of a momentum as we carry into the next season.
Well, Tyler, could you say a little bit about your seniors for senior night?
I mean, this group, they're not a very large group for sure, but I'm really proud of the fact that they've stuck through it, especially at the season like how it's been.
They've been in a group that each and every week they've come in.
They try to look to find a way to get better.
Again, they've been working hard.
They've been hopefully leading our group here to kind of work hard within our practices as well.
I'm a group that I'm proud of, and really hope we get them another victory here this Friday night.
Right, and in terms of sticking it out, that's not always the easiest to do.
good leadership for the future.
And as you look down the road, JVYs and everything, how do you look at the program?
I mean, for the most part, again, we are a pretty young group.
I guess the biggest thing that we're really going to be focusing on, you're coming in this off season, is just getting in the weight room.
There's definitely been a spike as recently for us getting up there a little bit, but it's something that we really got to commit to this off season for us to sort of improve, especially with our youth.
How's the team in terms of health?
You're going to be as much at full strength as you can be this week?
We did Fuchitao.
He's going to be out this week.
He has a broken wrist, unfortunately, but for the most part we're getting most of our guys back and ready to roll for this week.
He's had a good year for you.
Who comes in as a replacement for him in the lineup then?
We'll be seeing a little bit more of Austin Dedrick.
He was a kid that actually has been wearing a cast these past couple of weeks and he finally got that off, which is nice to see.
And we got some other guys as well.
They'll be stepping in and get some opportunities these final two weeks here.
It is sometimes survival of the fittest, isn't it?
Yeah, it is.
Again, it's the...
part of the football season to get to that point of the year where it's sometimes eat a little bit of luck and sometimes it does factor in how you're practicing and preparing your kids to make sure we're kind of making sure they're healthy and ready to go for the end of the year.
So bottom line, what do you got to do if you're going to get a win on Friday night?
No, again, I think the self-inflicted wounds.
We got to take care of the football ourselves.
We got to force a couple of turnovers as well.
We got to contain their run game and we got to establish run game.
So it should be a lot of smash ball football, which I'm anticipating and excited for.
And it should be a good big game Friday night.
Yeah, look forward to calling it.
All right, Tyler.
Good luck to you and the team this week.
I appreciate it.
Thank you very much.
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It is kickoff time for River Valley High School getting set to send it end over end.
East Edward Thomas, the River Valley kicker, belts it over to the far side, whistles sound before the play can get off, and it appears that River Valley may have been offside.
Richmond Center return team including Tate Perkins and Jaden Schep and along with Bronson Perkins are all back at around the 20 yard line.
So the penalty will be assessed on the kickoff against River Valley.
No, check that.
It's against Richmond Center.
I think there was some confusion there.
Richmond Center players were applauding saying, all right, but no, it's it's a false start.
So it goes to
the 45 instead of the 40 for River Valley to kick it off and to start this game again.
A restart, if you will, at River Valley High School in Spring-Green.
There's the approach.
This one bounces along the turf, picked up around the 15 yard line.
Shepp returns to the 25, 30, 35, 40, 40, 50.
He is going down the sidelines on the River Valley end and it's going to roll him up to the 30.
Now to the 25 he's caught from behind and taken out of bounds.
Great return by Jaden Shep, starting lineups tonight, presented by Allen M. Selvidge, Richland Center, starting Avery McGlynn at quarterback.
Jaden Shep in the backfield, along with Bronson Perkins and Tate Perkins, tight end is Blake Muller, Kaisen Schwitzenberg, wide receiver, along the line, the center is Jackson Baroo, the guards are Devon Klingeman at Jaden, Talon, Leith Morris, and Max Woodman are the tackles.
We'll set the RV defense in just a moment.
Richland Center huddling up.
Great field position to start after that really good return.
Ball is marked at the River Valley, 25 yard line.
And here we go.
Richland Center up to the football.
Getting set to snap the ball is Baru.
He'll take it out of the shotgun to begin right away.
There's the snap.
Quarterback hands up.
Perkins running and down to the 21 before he is stacked up and dropped by a host.
of River Valley players there.
So the River Valley defense includes along the line Colt Newbauer and Austin Mayers along with Drew Radle, linebackers are Luke Butteris and Austin Biedrich, Hudson Ring and Gabe Radke start tonight.
Danny Zamish of the defensive secondary along with Uriah Sprecher, Taven Price and Trevor Henkel.
Second down at about nine yards to go for the RC Hornets.
in River Valley territory just underway here in this game nearly a minute into it as the Hornets drive towards the south end zone right here not quite in the red zone yet but Glenn will hand off running play up the gut and to the 20 yard line perhaps in a game tackle Bronson Perkins is brought down right there by a host of RV tacklers led in the middle there by Hudson Ring so third down
And about six yards to go for Richland Center in River Valley Territory while resting just short to the 20 yard line of River Valley.
Or it's in the huddle right now and whistles will sound.
Before they can get up to the line, I think we've got an equipment issue with one of the River Valley players.
Indeed, coming out will be Drew Radle.
And replacing him is Nolan Box.
So he'll replace him, and here we go.
Third down, Rich from center, from the River Valley 21.
Third down at about seven yards to go for a first down.
One man wide to the near side for McGlynn, who looked it over a single running back, he's got Bronson Perkins behind him.
Awaiting the snap, there it is, out of the shot cut.
Break the Bronson, back to throw his McGlynn, running near side now, lost it toward the end zone.
There is a knock down play right in the end zone.
Pass was intended for the goal line area, looked like
Number 33, Blake Muller was the closest, depended by Trevor Henkel of River Valley, and that brings up a fourth down.
It looked like McGlynn saw his man down the sideline there trying to get it to him, couldn't quite make the play, and in fact the receivers were waiting in the end zone.
Trevor Henkel came up and tried to make the end, and also sliding in to try and make the catch was Blake Muller.
And that'll do it for that play.
Fourth down for Richland Center ball marked in right around the 21 yard line of River Valley.
Fourth down and seven for McGlynn and company awaiting a snap from center out of the shotgun.
And there it is.
McGlynn back to throw looking over the middle.
Now throws it toward the far sideline.
Flag flies.
The pass is incomplete.
Down around the pylon.
So that pass intended for Blaine Beinborn.
and I believe it's a penalty against the Hornets.
Holding is the call, declined by River Valley and the Black Oaks.
Stop them.
On down.
Big play by the RV defense for sure after the long return by Jaden Schiff took the ball to the 25 yard line.
Hornets turn it over.
On down.
And River Valley will start at its own 21 yard line to begin Black Oaks.
Quarterback by Danny Zemisch.
Also joining in the backfield, Ty Larson is back there.
We'll see Uriah Sprecher and Trevor Henkel.
Gabe Radke starting tonight.
Again, an injury to a guy who carried the ball quite a bit lately.
Bucci Tau is out of the lineup tonight.
We'll set the rest of the black box in a moment.
River Valley out on the play.
First down from their own 21-yard line.
There's the snap.
Pitch play, running back cuts near side and he's caught and then brought down in the backfield by the Hornets.
Good job by the Hornet tacklers.
Nice play, number 14, Kaisen-Schwitzenberg throws the River Valley runner for a couple of yards loss.
Along the line for River Valley, Lincoln Gearing is starting on the line tonight, along with the center, Keaton Ring, Austin Mears is another guard and the two tackles are Charlie Ford and Colt Newbauer.
For Richland Center, those tackle is Jaden Callum, tackles are Holden Grob, and also tonight, Kaden Ingman.
Leif Morris starts as a tackle.
Dave Perkins, Blake Muller, and Kaden Stibby are linebackers.
We'll set the rest in a moment.
Second down on about 13 yards to go for Danny Zemisch.
Hands off for a running play off right tackle.
River Valley runner back to around the original line of scrimmage, so they gain back the loss of yardage.
and the ball will be resting around the 20 yard line.
It'll be third down at about 11 yards to go.
Jaden Shepp is a free safety for Richland Center.
Owen Muller and AJ Clown spent some time back there along with Kaisen Schwitzenberg.
We see Will Weiss in and out of the lineup.
He had an interception in last week's game.
No score in the contest.
845 remaining in the opening quarter.
Each team has had their hands down the ball early on.
and it's third down and 11 yards to go for Danny Zamish and the Blackhawks.
There's his nap from center.
He'll fake the handoff.
Now rolling to his right throws on the run and it is incomplete.
There's a flag up around the 40 yard line.
So that pass was intended for Gabe Ratty from Danny Zamish.
Pretty good protection by the River Valley line.
The flag was on the near side of the field and not where the pass was thrown.
On the Hornets side of the field, it'll be a penalty against Richland Center for a defensive holding.
So
that will help out the cause for River Valley and keep the ball in their hands a little while longer as it moves it out to the 30 yard line.
Now, it's not going to be a first down, I don't think.
No, it's going to be marked about a yard short third down around the 29 yard line at River Valley on the penalty yards is not an automatic first down in that situation They mesh back into
the
fold for River Valley Black box with a third down and short yardage trying to keep the ball and convert their first first down and in motion from the far side for the black box They miss for the long snap count flag fly
and we have a delay of game, I believe, against River Valley.
Blackhawks, not exactly what they wanted to do.
It was third and short.
Now it's going to be backed off to the 25 yard line.
He's third in about seven yards to go for the River Valley Blackhawks.
It feels like football weather tonight, and that was going to be what, in the 80s tomorrow?
Hard to believe, but it is Wisconsin in the fall, and there'll be beautiful weather for this weekend, no doubt.
A great day on Sunday at Lambeau Field in Green Bay for the big game.
Third down play coming up to Zamish will operate out of the shotgun.
Hornets showing Blitzman in motion.
Now Zamish, they're coming after him.
He's going to be spun around and hit and drop back around the 16 yard line.
Nowhere for Zamish to go.
Twitzenberg, one of the first guys back along with Hayden Stibby and some of their friends.
Will Weiss is back there fourth down and long now for River Valley fourth and about 15 yards to go Ball at the 16 yard line River Valley zone and so the Blackhawks will bring out the punting crew Looking to do the honors right now There's the snap from center and Zemesh puts it in the air that ball's gonna bounce on the carpet around the 45 picked up now by chef gonna try to return it 40 and now down to the 30
spun around and dropped right there around the 31 yard line so River Valley was expecting the Hornets to just let that ball roll on the carpet and Shep picked it up and got a nice return again for Richland Center so he's racked up the yards on a kickoff and now on a punt and River Valley bumps it away after its opening possession Richland Center's second possession again excellent field position starting at the River Valley
31 yard line.
741 remaining in a scoreless first quarter here at River Valley.
A little bit of a breeze blowing, but not much.
First in 10 for the Richland Center Hornets.
Ball on the far hash mark.
Line is set, awaiting a snap.
There it is.
Pitch play going to the running back.
Ronston Perkins breaks the corner.
There's a flag.
30-25 down the sidelines, tripped up around the 12.
by River Valley's Ty Larson.
A lot of penalties early on in this game.
Both teams trying to shore those things up.
Both coaches talked about it this week during our pregame visit.
It is a holding against Richland Center.
So the watch after a nice game will have that nullified and it'll back off the other way.
Both teams have had a couple of costly
penalties that might have been a little bit closer.
River Valley would have had a first down perhaps, but a penalty took it back.
At Richland Center at a penalty that nullified a big play as well, along with turning it over on downs, 41 yard line of River Valley, so loss of 10 yards.
And that's where Richland Center will start.
Ball on the near hash mark on the stadium side of the field.
Owners up to the football.
Avery McGlynn looks it over.
Everybody else in tight now they split out a man to the far left That is chef awaiting a snap from center is McGlynn.
There it is pitch play Perkins gets around one would be tackler cuts off left tackle down to the 35 spun around down to the 34 yard line So he gets a little of it back first man there number 40 Luke butters for River Valley And that'll bring up a second down
13 yards to go for the Hornets.
It looked like maybe it was more, but that was because the running back was running to the wide side of the field.
It went side to side instead of forward.
Hornets with the football looking to the sideline.
Good crowd on hand as there always is for this long-time rivalry.
We were doing some reminiscing here earlier tonight about broadcasting from the old booth, which we called affectionately the Pizza Hut booth.
It looked like an old Pizza Hut.
The cement slab is still here.
Glenn on a pitch, pitches it to Bronson Perkins, nowhere to go and he's stacked up and there's a flag on the tackle right around the 40 yard line.
That was actually not Bronson Perkins.
It was Caden Stibby with the ball.
He just really had nowhere to go.
And I think there might have been a face mask called on that one.
That's the initial call.
Hope for a moment with the River Valley captain and now starting it over with Richland Center's captain officials Mark that football I Think it was just a five yarder Ball is marked inside the 40 at the 39 yard line of River Valley Richland Center is second down 13 yards to go Oh
Splitting a man out each side.
Avery McGlynn in the backfield.
He's got Bronson Perkins just behind him, awaiting the snap from center out of the shot cut.
Marou with the snap back to throw McGlynn.
Pocket is breaking down the throw on the far side and it is caught.
And then, yeah, they're going to call it a catch right around the 30 yard line by Kaizen Schwitzenberg.
He hauls it in.
Dackel made immediately by Quinn Katie and Daenerys Noble.
Third down and nine yards to go for the Richland Center Hornets in River Valley Territory.
Hand it off to the River Valley defense.
They've been standing quite stout here early on.
Forced the Hornets over on downs on that first possession.
And now trying to keep them at bay.
Ball at the 30 yard line.
Third down and nine yards to go.
Ball on the far hash mark.
Hornets split out two men.
Off the line now, Shep in motion from the near side to the far side.
He draws a crowd awaiting a snap, a glim in the backfield all by his lonesome and the whistle sounds and a...
Oh, delay of game
against the Hornets.
Lincoln are trying to get a timeout but did not get it.
So both teams have had a little trouble managing the clock here in the opening quarter.
That backs it off to the 35 yard line.
and they'll blow it in play again.
That was a rule change a couple of years ago where that ball, they start the clock, and sometimes I think teams kind of lose track of time.
So this is third down and about 13, 14 yards to go from the River Valley 35 yard line.
Richel's Center has had excellent field position.
Nothing to show for it so far.
There's the stance of the Glenn out of the shot.
Got now a draw play, hands off the Perkins.
He's got a little room down the sideline.
Brompton puts the shoulder down and out of bounds right around the 21 yard line.
He's going to be very close to a first down.
Draw play, good call by the Hornets and well executed.
That'll bring up a fourth down and short yardage play to go.
Fourth
down and short for the Hornets trying to go for it here.
The ball on the 22-yard line of River Valley, 440 remaining in a scoreless opening quarter here in area high school football.
Ornate's in the traveling white with the orange lettering, the black ox in the black with white lettering.
Fourth down at short yardage, McGlynn out of the shotgun, handoff, running play, bumps into the line, and the squirrels his way underneath.
I believe Perkins may have gotten in on the extra effort, but it's going to be close.
He was stopped initially, it would have been easy to say, that he didn't make it.
And then he kind of went underneath, did a little digging, and got it close to a first down, and it might be close for a measurement.
You know, we have not had, I'm trying to think back, if we had a measurement last week in the game.
I don't think we did in the game against a broad-head Judah.
And so it's, for me, been a couple of weeks, I think, since we've seen the chain game.
Fixer stretched out.
It's very close, but the Hornets got it.
Hornets got it
right around the 21 or the 20 and a half yard line,
we'll say.
First and 10 for the Hornets closing it to say that they are in the red zone for the first time tonight.
They've been close.
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First down, Hornets ball,
around the 20-and-a-half yard line of River Valley, and the line is set.
Three-man wide side, everybody else in sight.
McGlynn out of the shotgun, and here comes the snap from Baru.
Good blocking up front by the Hornets.
McGlynn rolls to the near side.
Now, pocket breaks down.
There's a flag.
He breaks it.
Gonna run down to around the 11-yard line, and spun around and dropped
there
by
a
host of blacklocks led by Hudson Ring.
And the flag was in the backfield, holding.
He is going to be advanced Richland Center Boy lots of penalties here early on in this one and now the Hornets after a nice game Are going to back up ten yards from the spot of the foul The more penalties penalty yards and either team has yards on the ground
so far
Takes it back to the 31 yard line About a 20 to 21 yard that gap between the first down
and the first down stick.
So here we go.
Hornets in the huddle.
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There's a pitch to Chef in the backfield and Jaden, the head of the 30, puts the shoulder down, got around the 20 and bumped out of bounds by Gabe Radke and company.
So it was just enough.
It was not a lateral, so it counts as a forward pass.
And Chef got the penalty yardage back.
The ball is marked at the original stick right around the 20 yard line, second down and 10 yards to go for the Richland Center Horitz.
420 remaining in this opening quarter of area high school football, scoreless here in River Valley country.
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There's the snap from center.
Perkins running on the far side, breaks a tackle and now running to the left side of the 20.
Brought down around the 17 yard line.
Good play by the River Valley defense.
Bronson Perkins brought down by Austin Diedrich.
Before that Drew Rattle had a hold of his shirt just about got him.
That would have been a really big loss.
Ornate's going no huddle.
Third down and seventh.
Ball inside the 20 yard line around the 17.
And now a timeout
is taken.
Our first of the quarter.
No score.
We'll be back in 30 seconds.
353 remaining.
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Maybe be in the talk anyway of some postseason, but they obviously have to win tonight and next week River Valley will close out against Broadhead, Judah should be a good game next week at Broadhead.
Timeout is over.
Third down in about seven yards to go.
Hornet football on the 17 of River Valley.
Back to throw McGlynn.
Guns it toward the end zone.
Overshotties man and incomplete.
Bass was intended for Shep.
Pretty good coverage by Danny Zemish and that brings up fourth.
Now, now for Richland Center.
Again in a tough situation.
Credit to this River Valley defense.
They have played well and they've not had the easiest hand.
The Hornets starting on the 25 of River Valley to begin the game and then on the 31 after a return by Shep on a punt.
And Jaden has gotten them into pretty good position but the offense has not been able to muster much and the Hornets will try to convert on a fourth down.
from the 17 fourths and about six yards to go.
McGlynn will take the snap under center.
He's back to throw, back to throw.
They're coming at him, throw the left side incomplete
and
McGlynn down after taking a pretty good shot after getting rid of the ball.
The pass is incomplete and that is going to do it for this drive.
It's turned over on downs by Richland Center for the second time tonight.
River Valley defense so far the star of the show in the Blackhawk offense.
will take over at their own 17-yard line.
River Valley's starting position has not been as good as Richfield Center, so River Valley has not had a first down yet in this game.
342 remaining in the opening quarter of scoreless football here on WRCO and wrco.com.
Get you some other scores here tonight looking at
The Southwest Wisconsin Conference, Dodgeville leading Lancaster, 7-0 for his quarter.
Darlington, 6-0 on Cuba City.
Becquitonica Argyle, 7-0 on River Ridge.
Ithaca Weston leading, 7-0 on Royal.
Those good games early on those are some early scores first down in 10s Amy shot of a shotgun the River Valley quarterback back to throw And River Valley moves that ball out near midfield Caught on the play by the RC defensive secondary Boy, that was a big play and I got River Valley
from its back against the wall out to a little bit better field position for the first time tonight.
Ball is marked at the River Valley 49 yard line.
Great throw by Zamish.
Great catch by Rhee and here we go first in 10 for River Valley driving toward the North End zone here in the opening quarter of football.
One man to the left of Zamish
Ready to go with a snap from center and there it is and he will keep it himself Don't gonna hand off on a delayed handoff ball gets to the 45 a virtual center down to the 44 on a good run by Ty Larson Larson they'll give him seven yards on that play Damage did a good job of maybe disguising that a little bit used a good block from Junior John Billhorn on that play on the right side and that'll bring it up to a
Ball on the 44 yard line mark, second down and about three yards to go for the black box.
Hornet defense trying to dig in.
Zamish will take the snap.
He's back around the 50 and now he's going to keep it himself, runs it on the near side.
Nowhere to go and bumped and battled by the Hornets and lost a yard or two.
Jaden Schep comes up for the coverage along with Blake Muller.
River Valley actually lost a little bit on that quarterback keeper.
The ball is marked right around the 45 yard line.
Baby's talking to his coach, heads back to the huddle.
So River Valley looking at a possible big conversion here.
They can do that and keep the drive alive just under a minute remaining in this opening quarter of scoreless football at RVHS third down.
River Valley, ball marked around the 45 yard line third and less than five.
There's the snap, Zamish looking, throws it, it's caught at the 41st down River Valley.
Trevor Pickle makes the grab.
Tackled by Jaden Schep, backed up by Blake Muller, and that'll be a first down River Valley moving the ball through the air.
It's marked officially at the Richmond Center, 39 yard line.
River Ridge leading Peccatonica archile, 8-7, that's him the first quarter.
Benton Stales Mount 7-0 on Mineral Point in the first quarter.
Quick huddle for River Valley.
They're up to the football from the Richland Center.
39.
Vamish out of the shotgun takes it and now hands off to Larson cutting around the right side.
He's got a little room initially to the 36.
Next game of about three to four yards.
Dyle Larson with the run.
Dyson Switzenberg in company with the tackle.
Dyle Larson's fan club.
up here in the River Valley Suite tonight.
Second down and eight yards to go.
A coin is leading Westby 6-0 in the first quarter of area football tonight in the Cooley Conference.
A surprising amount of games that were forfeited tonight.
And eight at 11 player football.
Some teams getting late this season have had a rash of injuries, unfortunately.
Second down and eight yards, they missed three.
Protection throws it far side and let his man a little too far.
Sent yard lining complete attempted for Trevor Hinkle.
Stops the clock with 32 seconds remaining in a quick moving first quarter.
Ithaca Weston leading Royal 14-0.
That's in the first quarter.
Ithaca Weston trying to run the table in the Scenic Bluffs.
I remember when Ithaca joined the Scenic Bluffs a few years ago, everybody said
They may have a hard time competing there.
Now granted, big gloves teams may not be as tough as they've been in some years, but they're good this year.
I think what three or four of them are above 500.
Very evenly matched teams, but I think the Western has been winning.
Third down, there's the snap from center.
Zainish makes the hand off throws and it's caught at the 32 yard line.
Going to be short of the first down on the catch by Ray.
Immediate tackle.
by the Hornets brought down by Jaden Calland and 32 Kaden Stibby.
Fourth down and four for River Valley.
Boy, it's been a defensive battle here.
The ball between the 20s.
River Valley hurrying like trying to get it off for the end of the quarter down to one and they're not going to get it off.
That'll do it for one quarter.
Scoreless flip, all it'll be fourth.
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It has been a scoreless opening quarter here at River Valley High School and the Black Rocks and Hornets have each had the ball two times.
Richland Center has turned it over on downs twice.
River Valley is punted once and River Valley is hoping to keep the handle on the football fourth down from the 33 yard line of Richland Center, fourth and four River Valley trying to convert.
right here shows Amish will operate out of the shotgun he's got Larson to his left in the backfield awaiting a snap and there it is long snap count they can't off quarterback rolling to the near side throws on
the
run and it is a diving grab can't get it out of bounds Hudson ring the intended receiver down around the 20 yard line coverage by Rich from the center, Switzenberg and also Weiss
for Richland Center on the coverage so River Valley turns it over on Dows back to Richland Center the Hornets for their third possession will start it at their own 33 yard line so for Richland Center their worst starting position of the evening Hornets with the football between the hash marks top of the pitch here in the early second quarter of scoreless football on WRCO radio
Richland Center lining up, a man wide left and right.
Avery McGlynn is going to hand off on the opening play on the Hornet ball carrier, grappling for maybe a yard.
That is about all she wrote.
Running play for Perkins and brought down by River Valley's number 65, Austin Mears.
To no gain on the play, Richland Center second down.
They will break tunnel Everybody in tight and looking it over is the Glenn he's got a single running back behind him here Awaiting a snap from center and then the handoff running up the gut nothing there for the Hornets second after might have got him a yard as they unpiled So again
Trying to get something going Bronson has brought down give him maybe a yard on that third down and eight yards to go from the 33 yard line Richland Center with the football In a game that has been I hope I should say surprisingly defensive, but both teams you know kind of maybe struggling that area in some games this year But man, they're playing defense tonight.
It's it's all school Richland Center River Valley football third down.
There's this map and
Rolling to the near side is McLean throws down the run caught and the ball carrier is going to be hit and dropped immediately.
Great coverage by the Blackhawks.
So the catch is made by Perkins, covered up immediately on a big hit by Luke Butteris.
Well played Luke and that'll break up a fourth down for Richland Center.
Fourth down and 10 after they're denied on the third down play and actually lost yardage on that particular catch.
So
Fourth down, Hornets will bring out the punt crew for the first time tonight.
Again, they've turned it over on downs twice.
They'll be punting it away, a single running back, back around the 30 for River Valley that's catered price and the whistle sound time out for the Hornets.
Before they can punt it away, the both teams will hull it up.
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David
McGlynn is the punter for Richland Center.
After the timeout, he is back.
He'll be punting it from right around his 21 yard line.
David Price at River Valley's 30.
That one almost blocked a good effort getting in there for River Valley's defense, and they're going to let this ball roll the other end.
around the 35 yard line.
Austin Dietrich got in there quickly.
They have intimidated the punt just a little bit.
Richelster gets it away.
It's a respectable punt.
And the Black Hawks will take over for their third possession of the night.
Ball marked at their own 35 yard line.
No score in the ball game.
9-30 remaining in the first half.
Half time is going to be a little longer here tonight if
They have a marching band performance.
They have, they've already honored the seniors.
I know they're going to honor youth football tonight at River Valley as well.
So big doors.
First in 10 for the Blackhawks from their own 35 Ritzel Center defense.
Dig it in.
Ball on the far hash mark and Danny Zamish will take the snap out of the shotgun and now River Valley uses a timeout.
Those are 930 remaining in the first half here on WRCO Sport.
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All the way from the near side was Tate Perkins.
Came from the near side and made that tackle on the far side.
Always impressive when that happens.
Second down and 12 yards to go for River Valley, a loss of two.
They're at their own 33 yard line.
Under nine minutes remaining in the first half, scoreless here at River Valley.
Zemesh, the quarterback will take the snap out of the shot.
Got a man in motion.
There's the quick snap, quick fake.
Now he's going to whip one along the sideline and that one is going to be incomplete and flag fly.
River Valley and the intended receiver Austin Dietrich and the Hornets called for a hold on the jersey.
So it goes incomplete.
And the penalty will be assessed against the Richland Center Hornets.
Bass interference is the call.
Both coaches again talked in the pregame this week about
Cutting down on the penalties and both teams have had their share.
This one will hurt the Hornets.
That gives River Valley a first down out to the 47 yard line their own.
First down in 10 for the Black Oaks, the chain gang needs to catch up.
They'll give them a whistle so they can get acclimated.
All right, the chains are set.
River Valley operating from its own 48 yard line, first in 10, for Zamish and the offense.
Keaton Ring set to snap the ball for the Blackhawks.
Long snap count.
There is the handoff.
No, the quarterback's going to keep it himself.
Zamish cut through the 50 down to the 48th of Rixland Center.
So he gains about six yards.
Tackle made by Owen Muller.
Second down for River Valley, now just in to Richland Center Territory.
Order back.
Zamey's doing a good job there.
That's a good job of selling it, whether he's going to hand off or run it himself is always a little bit vague.
Ankle splits out wide to the near side.
Hornets in man coverage.
Heek and highs is out there.
Draw play River Valley nothing going great play by the Richland Center defense Hornets top them up Caden Stibby is there for the Horitz and Will Weiss and River Valley losing a little bit of yardage just across the 50 back into their own territory 732 remaining in the first half of scoreless football here at River Valley Black locks and Hornets both
Play him strong was he consumed Seneca leading basketball eight nothing that is in the first quarter Six Rivers Conference action tonight Third down River Valley third down in about nine yards to go There's a hand off to Larson cuts around the left side gets to the 50 maybe to the 49 of Richmond Center before he is stopped So just a short game will bring up fourth down Couple of hornets
Low to get up, Will Weiss helping out on the tackle.
Owen Muller is there.
Olden Grubb as well, left tackle for the Hornets.
That'll bring up fourth down from the 49 yard line of Richland Center River Valley, scrambling a man back into the punt team.
Got a band back deep to punt.
The Hornets have not sent anybody back yet.
Somebody jumped off sides.
It would not be enough for a first down if it was the Hornets.
But it would certainly help River Valley's cause a little bit.
Let's see whether they were drawn off or not.
The officials have not made the official mark yet.
And I believe we're going to have
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I thought there were flags that flew, and I assumed it was an offsides, but perhaps there was a timeout before that.
So it's a fourth down.
River Valley was into punting mode.
Zamish is the punter.
And RC will send the man deep back around the 15.
That is going to be Shep.
Awaiting the snap from center is the punter.
Good snap.
And Zamish put the toe into it.
This one spirals into the night and Shep will catch it around the 20, spins up to the 25, to the 26 yard line on a quick return.
It goes back to the Horns.
This will be their fourth possession of the evening.
So far they've turned it over on Downs twice and they punted once.
River Valley has punted a couple of times and turned it over on Downs once and that is the extent of everything here so far.
in the game.
No turnovers.
And offensive wise, it's been between the 20s.
Six minutes remaining in this opening half of scoreless football, first in 10 for the Richland Center Hornets.
Ball marked on their own, 26 yard line.
Avery McGlynn, the quarterback, drops back, takes the shot gun, snaps back.
The pocket is breaking down.
He's going to run to the 30, 35, 40, and then shouldered out of bounds.
up around the 43 yard line of Richland Center.
Average by number 10, Danny Zamish, number 22, Ty Larson.
Each other sticks move for the Horns.
First down, wanted to try to move the football.
So far, the passing game hasn't clicked, but they've got a little bit of run excitement that's been around the edges.
As that one was.
Which one's center?
Up to the line.
The line is getting set.
The Glen will operate from under center here on this first down at 10.
There's the snap.
Handoff, second man through.
Bronson Perkins spurts to the 50 into River Valley territory at the 49.
Bronson Perkins tripped up there by River Valley.
Drew Radle.
Helping on the south.
Checking down.
Give him a solid eight yards on that, second down and two for the Hornets who are starting to move the ball a little bit here on the Blackhawks.
Second down, short yardage for the Hornets ball at the 49 of River Valley.
Long snap count, McGlynn takes it, hands off, running play.
Birkin threw, he's got a little room on the 40, 35, down to the 30.
sprint inside of the 20, brought down to the 17-yard line of River Valley on a touchdown saving tackle by Caedon Price.
Great run by Bronson Perkins in the woods.
Finally break a little ground and get into good position.
Finally in the red zone here tonight.
This is the second time, first time since early in the game.
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Ooh, just a moment.
There is a flag on the play.
I did not see that.
It's way on the other side of the field.
And the Hornets field position, not as sandy as we thought.
So after a really good run, they marked that back at the 39 yard line.
39-yard line Hornetsville in good shape in River Valley territory.
Drive started at Richland Center Zone 26.
440 remaining in the first half of Scurlus area football.
Ball at the 39 of River Valley.
McGlynn under center.
Fakes a handoff.
Now does to the third man through and he breaks down to the 35 to the 34-yard line.
Decal made by number 57, Nolan Fox.
Unpiled.
Ball was carried there by Perkins.
Not Bronson, though, that time.
It was Tate.
It'll bring up a second down play, second and four yards to go for the Ritzel Center Hornets, and side the River Valley 35 at the 34.
Wisconsin Dells leading Boston, 14-7, second quarter.
Ithaca West and up on Royal, 21-0.
Hornets set.
Second down, here's the snap from Senator McGlynn going on a reverse corner of the near side.
Shep with the ball in hand to the 30, down to the 30, to the 25, spins around to the 20, what a run!
Inside the 15, down to the 12 yard line.
Shep has not had the ball in his hands very much until he just pitched it to him.
He was the motion man coming to the near side and got around the end.
And Shep making it happen for the Horts, getting into good field position now.
Another first down for the Hornets trying to get a drive to culminate in a score here, something they have not done yet on the night.
So the Hornets will hollow up the ball as Mark, right around the 12 yard line over Valley after that big run.
Hornets will break Huddle, ball on the near hash mark.
Birkins, Stibby and McGlynn in the backfield.
McGlynn.
The quarterback, Avery awaiting the snap from center.
There's the snap.
Handoff for Bronton Perkins.
Gaping hole off right tackle initially.
Got to the 10, down to the 9, and they did the 8 before he is brought down by number 23, Ryland Bouchard.
So, second down for the Hornets coming up, second and about six yards to go.
They will honor youth football in half time.
They're starting to line up.
Second down.
Here's the running play to the left side.
Cutting inside the five.
Number 34 again.
Tate Perkins got down to the River Valley four yard line.
Third down play for Richland Center coming up.
This River Valley defense is bending a little bit here now, but they have played a super first half.
Hornets trying to find the end zone.
Third down.
Ball just inside the five yard line of River Valley.
Black Oaks trying to dig in.
Hornets trying to move forward.
McLean will operate from under center, awaiting a snap.
Long snap count and a handoff going to the near side.
Perkins bursts into the line, keeps the legs going.
He might have a first down, but not a touchdown.
Got down to around the two yard line.
So they will drop the change and it's going to be first and goal for Richland Center.
After the run by Bronson Perkins, a minute 30 remaining.
In this opening half of football, Hornets trying to get on the scoreboard for the first time tonight.
The first of any team tonight, and they're in huddle
here
on the right side, now moving to the line.
First in goal to go for Richland Center inside the two-yard line.
The line is set.
There's the snap to McGlynn, handoff running plate, bumping down around the goal line, and the Hornets have scored.
That is a touchdown.
Hornets get it in with the run by Perkins and that'll do it for this drive with the Hornets the first to score here tonight They go up 6-0 with a minute one remaining in the first half Wow Hornets will come out
for
extra point try Out of the hole here and the near side they're going to be kicking a little bit
To the right, a bind-borne is the kicker awaiting a snap.
Placement is made.
Kick is on the way, and the kick is good.
7-0, Richland Center leads.
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So the return made by Gage Graves, a sophomore with River Valley, and that's where the Blackhawks will take over for their fourth possession of the first half.
Ball is marked on their own 37 yard line.
7-0 once, 50 seconds remaining in this opening half of football tonight.
How about this score?
Dodgeville is up on Lancaster 18-7.
The Dodgeville team has really improved.
That game tonight in Dodgeville, Iowa Grand Leads Riverdale 22-7 in the second quarter, Ithaca Weston 21-0 over Royal in that second quarter.
50 seconds remaining in the half, River Valley with the football.
Famish takes the snap, backs off to his own 20, throws it over to the left side and incomplete and there's a flag.
Flag is thrown.
That was intended for Uriah Sprecher.
And one of the wants must have made contact or grabbed down the way by.
So pass interference.
Second time that's been called on Richland Center tonight.
That'll help out the River Valley cause a little bit if they first down on the play.
Ball is going to be spotted at the 42.
So River Valley will have to try to kind of hurry it up a little bit here if they intend to get
It's down to a little bit more where we could say striking distance.
Two men wide to the near side, one to the left.
Zamish running out of the shotgun, awaiting a snap from center.
Long snap count, there it is.
He backs up to his 35, throws it to the right side.
It's not just going to be caught by River Valley on the deflection, all the way to the 20 yard line.
It was knocked away by the Hornets.
Oh, my goodness.
Falling it in, number three Uriah Sprecher.
Oh my goodness, one of the Hornets and I believe him.
He had been Owen Buller.
That's on his side.
Tipped the ball to tip it away and it tipped him to the hands of the River Valley receiver and he continued on his way.
So River Valley has got something happening with 26 seconds remaining in the half.
They're inside the Richland Center 20 at the 17 yard line.
I'd like to see that one on the Fox replay.
Coming up at half time the Dairyland Transportation High School sports update will have an update on volleyball Seating meetings are happening this weekend and also our old buddy Travis Wilson will check in from bound, Wisconsin talk about What is happening around football tonight some games that he's looking forward to seeing the results of?
New glare is leading Fenimore 21 to 6 as well in action tonight.
We had
quite a bit of rain.
I don't have a rain gauge in Sextonville, but it was sure muddy after the rain and thunderstorm today.
They had a little bit here at River Valley, but not as much as we did.
So the
carpet was a little wet, but not bad tonight.
Time out over 33 seconds.
He had a little bit of time to the clock after that play.
First down River Valley from the Richland Center 17.
Danish awaiting a snap from center.
There it is.
He's back to throw good protection throws it over the middle and it's going to be battled away great defense by Owen Muller that time knocked it away from the intended receiver second down and ten yards to go Bass was intended for number 16 Gabe Radke second and ten River Valley 28 seconds remaining in the half seven nothing
Richland Center in the advantage.
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Second and 10 from the 17 of Richland Center River Valley with a football.
Awaiting a snap out of the shotgun is Zamish.
Bakes the hand off to Larson, rolling.
Now Larson gives him a good block.
Throw to the middle and it's going to be caught in the end zone by River Valley for a touchdown.
River Valley gets the catch in the end zone and they are within a point.
Great throw by the quarterback and is caught by Austin Diedrich for the score.
17 yard strike.
How about that?
Nothing.
No score in this game and then all of a sudden both teams scoring.
And River Valley has got a chance now to tie it up with the extra point kick.
The kicker is Edward Thomas.
The holder is Uriah Sprecher.
There's the snap.
Good one.
Placement is made.
Kick is on the way.
And the kick is good.
We are tied at seven.
Crazy.
22 seconds remaining in the first half.
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22 seconds remaining in the first half it's a it's been a fun ballgame here folks and We're almost a half-time.
There's the kick to the 20 yard line return by chef up to the 30 35 side steps another and now gang tackled right around the 40 yard line is Jaden chef decent return Returns at about 25 yards and the Hornet will have eight seconds to work with and I'm guessing they'll be taking a little easy here and not
Try to throw something away, but you never know.
Ball will be spotted around the 41 Richland Center's fifth possession of this half.
So each team scores on the waning moments.
In fact, Richland Center scored with a minute two remaining in the quarter and the River Valley scores with 22 seconds left in the quarter and half.
7-7 ball game.
Ornits in the huddle from the 41 yard line.
They're going to break it out.
Avery McGlynn will operate out of the shotgun.
Three men wide to the far side.
One man to the near side.
Line is set.
There's the shotgun snap.
McGlynn hands off, draw a play, and that's Birkins.
Running to the 45.
Stiff arms and another, and then rolled out of bounds right around the 49 yard line of River Valley, and that'll be, stops the clock.
I'm surprised there's any tide left.
There's only two seconds now.
So, Birkins.
on the carry.
Ballmarked just across the 50 yard line into River Valley territory and the Hornets in the huddle.
Second down an inches.
Same set as before when they ran a bit of a draw play.
McGlynn will operate after the shotgun start.
There's the snap.
Go to the right side, caught now by Shepp running left and to the 40, breaks another tackle.
Shepp open on the near side, River Valley trying to contain him, but they finally do with the 20 yard line of River Valley.
And that tackle by Dietrich may have saved a touchdown.
Wow, defensive slugfest and then a wild offensive output in the last minute.
Out the half, it comes to a close.
7-7, great ball game tonight folks on our game of the week.
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High School volleyball teams will know where and when they play in the tournament, which begins a week from this coming Tuesday.
I talked to coach Mariah Hill of River Valley following her team's victory over Richland Center on Tuesday night and talked about the rest of the schedule for River Valley this year.
You know, a good few days to just rest and recover this week.
Have a couple practices, keep it kind of light and easy and then get prepared for next week.
Two matches next week and senior night on Tuesday against Dodgeville.
So and then of course we go back against Platteville again.
So kind of a big week next week.
So it's nice only have one match this week.
Yeah, absolutely.
And then the seating meeting is coming up.
Who are some of the teams that are going to be in your half sectional?
You know, we have Richland Center is in with us.
We have Dodgeville, Varroqua.
Varroqua is going to be, I think, the contender that they're going to be looking to kind of be up high with us.
A lot of solid teams.
I mean, I'm excited to get into those sectionals and just kind of see where we land and how we can play.
It goes back to 0-0 after that, so it's a brand new season, really, when you get into regionals.
That is River Valley volleyball coach Mariah Hill.
Good luck to the area volleyball teams as they head down the stretch and into the postseason.
Coming up this next week is the last week of the regular season.
Coming up Travis Wilson from Bound Wisconsin talks about football and high school sports during the eighth week of the high school football season.
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Travis Wilson from bound Wisconsin is our guest on WRC radio.
Well, here we go.
The eighth week of the season.
We're going to know a little bit more about what's happening for the post season after this week.
Aren't we Travis?
We certainly will.
Um, you know, heading into the penultimate week, I think I used that word, right?
Um, of the, the season and there's still a lot on the line.
There's still a lot of teams that are, um, trying to figure out where they might fit in the post season, trying to improve their resume, trying to get more playoff points.
And then there's some teams that are on the other end of the spectrum that are looking for a conference championship.
There's essentially the facto conference championship games all over the state this week.
So a lot of different storylines heading into week eight.
A lot of teams that maybe are hoping that they're going to be on the bubble and they really need to win.
They need to win out this week and next week too, right?
Yeah, there's teams that are in a tough spot where they have put themselves in a situation where they've got to win the last two weeks.
You know, it's do or die, you know, all the, all the cliches, right?
But, um, there's, there's a lot of teams still alive mathematically, even if it is, uh, maybe somewhat unlikely.
How does it break down as far as number of teams with 11 player football now that more went to eight player football this season?
There was, I think it's 356 was the number at the start of the year.
Um,
that number has dwindled.
There's the number of teams that are not going to finish the season, did not ever start it.
But I think around 356, 360 was the number.
And even an eight player, there was a number of teams that did not end up getting going in eight player.
And of course, there's some teams that canceled a bunch of the games.
Wonnie Walk Center being out on their own for the first time this year after that Weston went away.
Um, they've had a hard time.
They ended up only playing two or three games this year.
So whether eight player or 11 player, there's, there's a number of canceled games every single week.
Yeah.
That's one of the things I was going to ask you about cause it's a bit concerning.
I've noticed that more with, with eight player football this year.
And it's kind of sad that you think that, oh, eight player, that's going to solve everything.
And then, then it doesn't Travis.
No, it doesn't, it doesn't fix everything automatically.
And.
for a program like Juan Iwak, I mean, it's just such a small school, not a huge football tradition either.
It's just tough to go on it on your own.
You know, it was a good co-op that worked well with Weston, but obviously Weston kind of wanted to get with Ithaca like they had for pretty much every other sport.
So low numbers, you know, follow you from 11 player to eight player, and there was several
eight player teams this year that, um, quite honestly, they hadn't had a team before or at least the last few years, they, they wanted to give it a try.
They had games scheduled.
They were part of a conference, all that kind of stuff.
And they just never even got off the ground.
So, um, yeah, it's just a tough situation for a lot of places.
Somebody was mentioned the other day going to, you know, there's some schools considering like seven or six man.
I don't know if that's, is that legitimate?
I haven't heard anything about that.
I mean, in Texas, there's six player football, and I haven't watched it myself, but people have told me it's, you know, as crazy and wild as you can get, which I imagine it would be, right?
Playing that few players and just what that would entail.
Again, I haven't heard anybody going, looking at going to that, but I also don't know that it would fix a lot of things, to be honest with you, whether you have
six or eight out there.
I mean, you still need to have 15 to 20 kids, preferably, you know, a decent number of upperclassmen.
And so it doesn't really change that dynamic a ton.
Plus, you got to have people that will do it with you.
That was one of the ways that eight player got going in 2012 was the first year that it got reintroduced.
Just a bunch of schools said, hey, let's give this a try.
There was eight player football in some neighboring states.
So there was a little bit of a structure and format they could follow.
And I think there was 15 or 16 schools that first year that made the leap.
It was not even, you know, officially a sanctioned WI sport at that time.
There was no postseason.
It was just kind of, hey, we're going to try this to keep something alive.
And obviously it's grown from there.
So to do six player football, I mean, you would have to have
10 or 12 schools go together to do it.
And I just don't see that happening necessarily.
Well, how about the top games in the area tonight in 11 player football, again, beginning with Southwest Wisconsin?
Yeah, well, obviously a huge game in the SWC with Platteville and Prairie Sheen squaring off.
Prairie's loss was in a crossover.
So technically, I don't believe it counts towards the conference championship.
So, you know, this is one of those games that is kind of a de facto
Conference championship game between Platteville and Prairie-Duchine.
Looking a little farther, or I guess staying locally, but Ithaca-Weston has a chance to secure at least a share of the Scenic Bluffs conference title.
They play Royal this week, who's got one loss in conference play.
So Ithaca-Weston's in a good spot to do something good there.
And then going out a little bit farther in the Badger conference, there's a couple, again, de facto conference championship games.
Minona Grove is at Wannakee.
In the Badger large conference, couple heavyweight programs.
A lot of people have really been looking forward to that one this year.
And then in the Badger small, Edgewood will play at Beaver Dam.
Both those teams are undefeated in league action.
So just a few of the, uh, again, kind of de facto conference championship games that we have this week,
I think a Western I see made a little bit of a jump in the latest rankings as well, Travis.
In the coaches pool that we do at Bowen, the Bowen Wisconsin coaches pool, they're up to second this week.
And then in the matrix, they are actually the top team in Division 7 in that.
So obviously, they've had a very good season.
They've been able to rally after the tragedy early in the year.
And looking forward to the potential for a conference championship and likely getting the number one seed in the postseason.
And then, of course, it's all computerized ranking this year.
It still takes into account strength of schedule and that kind of thing.
And for Ithaca Western, I guess Ithaca in the past, we've always thought maybe they got a little bit short change when it came to the rankings because generally they didn't get a whole bunch of home games.
Had to go to Lake Mills a couple of years in a row.
So I guess you never know that time of year, Travis.
Yeah.
Um, it is a, uh, an algorithm, a point space system.
It's essentially based on your wins.
So the better, the more wins you get and the better wins that you have, the better it is going to be for you.
And quite honestly, it's a co-weston not playing Wasika Seneca in that game early in the year.
That actually kind of helps them because while they would have gotten a win over Wasika, Wasika is winless otherwise on the season.
And it would have actually kind of reduced their actual playoff point number, their strength of schedule.
So it actually kind of, I think, benefited them overall.
But ultimately, if it has got some good wins on their schedule, win over a Riverdale team that's over 500, win over cash, and obviously was huge a few weeks ago.
And if they can get a win over Royal, who's five and two overall, that's just going to help them even more.
Right.
I was going to say the scenic bluff teams, uh, you know, that they beat in the last few weeks, they all have winning records, don't they?
Yeah, that, that helps.
Um, obviously you can only do so much.
There's only so many wins in points.
You can get out of your conference schedule.
If you go undefeated in your conference, you know, ultimately all those wins and losses kind of equal out, right?
Um, but when those, those teams in your conference do well outside of your lead, you're getting more points from those conference teams you beat because they had success outside.
of conference in non-conference play.
And for the most part, the Phoenix Bluffs teams did pretty well.
Cashton was undefeated in non-conference where I'll have a solid performance in non-conference.
So, yeah, it's definitely helping it because overall number.
Several teams that just want to try to win out and see where the chips fall.
One of those is Richland Center, your old alma mater.
Yeah, and uphill battle for Richland Center.
If they lose one of the games, they're pretty much out for sure.
The problem is they're not going to get many points from beating River Valley.
They're not going to get many points likely from beating Dodgeville.
So it's going to be tough.
And then the wins that they have already are over Rokla, who hasn't won a game, and is actually canceling this week's game against West Salem, and then brought head Judah last week.
So we're not able to get that signature win, that good win on their schedule that would have helped them
So again, even if they win out, it's probably an uphill battle for the Hornets to get into the postseason.
The fall sports season is starting to wind down.
I think we have our first WIA state tournament, don't we?
Yeah, girls golf is coming up on the schedule this week for their state tournament and it just kind of sets in motion a really busy time obviously on the calendar as we move into the postseason for
a bunch of teams.
We have obviously week nine for football next week and then playoffs get underway.
I believe the seed meetings for soccer for many of them were last night.
There's girls volleyball and boys volleyball seed meetings that will get underway very soon.
So a lot of playoff action that will happen in just a few weeks.
When can we start talking basketball?
You're probably already talking about that in Bowling, Wisconsin, aren't you?
We've got loads of basketball content and on bound Wisconsin actually Colt Wilson's been putting out some preseason content on the boys side a bunch of Looks at the top returning players.
He started on some conference previews as well on the girls side We've taken a look at some of the top returning scores and we'll get into some of the other Top players that are coming back as well.
So that's not too far away.
We'll be talking about that in just a month time
Indeed, that does go by fast.
What about Reedsburg?
Where are you guys playing?
Who are you playing this week?
We're headed to Sparta to take on the Spartans.
A nice new field that they have there, a turf field at the park.
I think it's Memorial Park or Fireman's Park.
I can't remember.
Down just off the water in Sparta, they're a hungry team.
They have to win this game to have any chance at the playoffs.
Um, and they've given us fits the last couple of years, two years ago, uh, we ended up beating them when we absolutely should not have, um, they, they actually threw an interception with like a minute left.
Uh, when they, all they had to do was run the ball out and then last year we beat them in overtime.
So, um, they, uh, they've, they've given us problems and they need to win this game to get into the playoffs.
And you guys are trying to bounce back, right?
Yeah.
I had a tough one last week.
Um, just not able to.
to get the job done unfortunately but um you know still still a lot to play for we're probably out of the conference championship race but uh you know still looking to get some momentum into the postseason and then see what that can bring
awesome thanks for joining us as always Travis and good luck this week
all right sounds good thanks Phil go on
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Right now, River Valley and Ritzen Center are tied at seven each at a half.
elsewhere in the southwest wisconsin conference dodgeville is leading lane caster 26 to 7 and a half time in scenic bluffs ethica weston's leading royal 21-8 that's getting near the halftime in the six rivers conference iowa grants leading riverdale and riverdales homecoming game 36 to 7 and that's in the second also river ridge is beating peccatonica argyle 20 to 14 and a half in southwest activities conference it's new glares 35 fedamore six
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Good
ball game here at River Valley High School, 7-7 after the first wild 24 minutes.
Long half time here tonight.
River Valley band are doing a good job of marching and performing.
So we went scoreless, read some center, turned it over on down twice, punted once before scoring with a minute two remaining in the first half.
River Valley punted, turned it over on downs, punted and then scored with 22 seconds remaining.
in this first half.
For Bronson Perkins, he scores touchdown number five on a one-yard plunge.
And on the other side for Danny Zemisch, the sophomore quarterback throws his sixth touchdown pass.
And good catch there on the other end by Austin Diedrich.
And Austin, let's see, has he caught a touchdown?
No, I have it as his first touchdown of the year.
So number 33 hauls it in and up
a kick by Beinborn for Richland Center, a kick for Thomas of River Valley, and that's where we stand at halftime.
7-7, really nice ball game, this long time rivalry, and we've had all kinds of games and scenarios over the years, but I don't remember the last one that was tied at 7 and halftime.
We'll get a little bit more before we get into third quarter action, so let's take one more time out.
We'll be back with more in a moment.
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It was a great defensive first half here, and we'll see what the second half holds.
Richwood Center will kick off to the Blackhawks to begin here in the second half.
And enjoying this one tonight, enjoyed a really good performance by the River Valley Pep Band.
And enjoyed that under the direction of Abigail Huckline,
director
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All right, Richland Center will kick off and we'll get this second half started here on WRCO Sports.
Play for us with a hand up and here's the approach by the Richland Center kicker.
And this one's going to bounce around a 35 pick up of the 30 by River Valley and a return to the 40 by number 16, Gabe Ratke.
Takes that to, it'll be marked to the 41 River Valley's on and we are underway in the second half.
For River Valley, the quarterback is Danny Zamish.
Ty Larson is a running back, also joined by Uriah Specker.
Trevor Henkel is a wide receiver, along with Hudson Ring.
And along the River Valley line, the center is Keaton Ring, the guard's Austin Bears, and Drew Radle.
Also, the tackles are Charlie Ford and Colt Newbauer.
And in motion for River Valley, Ring brings it to the near side, and awaiting a snap is Zamish.
There's the snap, Zamish, looking in the gut of Larson and he runs for a few, breaks a tackle, breaks another tackle, he could go all the way.
Ty Larson is going, going and gone for a touchdown.
It
was nothing fancy, he broke a tackle with a line of scrimmage and once he got going, he did not stop.
59 yards and River Valley takes the lead here in this ball game.
A tight one throughout.
Ty Larson runs it to the other end and the extra point try will be coming up for the Blackhawks.
The kicker will be number seven Edward Thomas out of the hold of the Uriah Sprecher.
That one comes quickly 11-39 remaining in the third.
There's the snap kick is on the way and the kick is good.
14-7 River Valley a quick start in the first
21 seconds of this second half.
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Here's the kickoff by River Valley and Shep with a return to the 35 and they're going to mark him out of bounds up to around the 41 yard line.
So a good return.
Each time that Jaden Shep touches the ball, you figure that something is found to happen and he does get a good return for the second time tonight.
He's going to return on the kickoff and a good punt return as well.
So here we go.
It's from the center with its first possession of the second half.
Quarterback by Avery McGlenn joined in the backfield by Tate Perkins and Bronson Perkins.
Aiden Stibby as well.
Along the line the center is Jackson Baru.
The guards are Devon Klingerman and Jayden Callen.
Max Woodman and Leif Morris are the tackles.
There's the snap.
Oh, bumble the ball is rolling.
It is rolling.
Back to the 25 picked up by McGlenn trying to run with it.
and now going to be brought down at the 25-yard line by the River Valley defense.
Boy, an errant snap and that ball just started rolling.
And Rich's center with its back squarely against the wall now is that when it's marked all the way back at the 25-yard line.
It'll bring up second and about 26 yards to go.
Huge loss for the Hornets.
River Valley bringing in a different man on the line.
That will be Ty Larson.
Actually, linebacker, I should say.
Colt Neubauer and Austin Mayers on the line.
Drew Radle, Luke Butteras and Austin Diedrich, the linebackers.
Hudson Ring, Gabe Radke, Danny Zamish, Uriah Sprecher and Caden Price in the defensive secondary.
Second out along, and McGlynn throws it.
It's complete on the far side.
Shep to the 30, out to around the 32 yard line after the catch is made.
That'll bring up third down.
and Long for Richland Center.
They got back a little bit of it.
Give them six yards on the catch.
Brings up third and about 15 or 16 to
go.
Well, that score for River Valley came quickly.
21 seconds in after the return and then the ball was returned or rammed from the line of scrimmage, the 41 yard line.
So big old run for River Valley and they're leading 14-7.
Third down and long for the Hornets trying to convert here.
Avery McGlynn takes the snap.
Switzenberg in motion.
Avery is back.
Good protection.
It's going to air one.
He's got a man on the near side.
Shep makes a grab.
40 of River Valley turns inside of the 35.
Spun around around the 25.
Still going to the 23 yard line.
The big play that Rich from Center was looking for.
McGlynn connects with Shep and the Hornets move the football.
Shep little slow getting up after.
Stopped by several of the Blackhawks, including Trevor Henkel and Caden Price, Joe The Horts with a big swing and making it into River Valley territory at the 24 yard line.
This game started out like no one could score, and now it's kind of wide open.
Ballmark at the 24 yard line of River Valley, 905 remaining in the third area.
Action coming your way tonight.
Ball on the near hash mark awaiting a snap from center.
There it is, and up for the running back right up the middle.
The fullback has hit a drop after a gain of about a yard.
That was number 34, Kate Perkins on the carry, stood straight up by the River Valley defense, gains only a yard and pushed backwards by number 40, Luke Butteris, one of the linebackers.
Thank you for, oh yeah, nice job.
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So it's a second down play and nine yards to go for the Horns ball at the 23 yard line of River Valley 14-7 black box leading 820 remaining in the third Avery McGlynn under center Baruch set to snap the ball eye formation and off to the fullback first through down to the 20 down to the 18 yard line and Ritzel Center keeps it rolling That again was tape Perkins Helping on the lead block was Baruch the center
and it's third down at about two to three yards to go for the Richland Center Hornets River Valley defense trying to stand strong after a big play offense.
Long pass play for a touchdown and a long running play for a touchdown.
Richland Center's score, only score so far, was a one yard run.
Third down at about four to go from the River Valley 18 yard line.
Glenn will operate out of the shotgun takes this snap handoff second man through to the 15 down to the 10 yard line rolls inside That is going to be a good run by Bronson Perkins They'll mark him for a first down.
They're gonna market it around the 11 yard line as Richmond Center continues momentum running downhill with 723 remaining in the third While moving and grooving for the Hornets trying to keep it going
Chef comes back into the fold.
McLean is back in as well.
They are huddling up on a first down and 10 yards to go.
They are marking that at the 12 yard line of River Valley.
Black clock defense, switching a couple of players around.
Hornets up to the football.
The line is set.
Put the burger on one side, chef on the other, and there is a flag from the back.
of the end zone.
I think that's going to be a delay of game.
It will be.
So the Hornets, for the second time tonight, analyzed for a delay of game.
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Put some center back to action here and they are up after a quick timeout first and 10 from the River Valley 12 yard line.
McGlynn out of the shotgun takes the fake handoff.
Now it tries to wrap around runs it himself.
But Glenn is going to bump his way inside the five down to around the two yard line.
So the Horace will be threatening.
That was a nifty play.
McGlynn sold it.
Looked like he was going with a handoff to Perkins and then ran it himself straight up the gut.
14-7, third quarter, 6-50 remaining in the frame here, and the Hornets trying to score.
Get a little closer or tie the ballgame up here against their opponent, the River Valley Blackhawks.
Final home game for River Valley this season.
They'll be on the road next week.
Second down in short yardage.
Hand off, run up a gut for Perkins, keeps the legs going inside.
The goal line, got it!
Touchdown, Richmond Center.
Hornets within one now.
on a up-the-gut run from Bronson Perkins.
He does that well.
Good coverage for River Valley, but hard to stop that.
Short yardage situation and a real salute to the line getting a block up front there was Jaden Callum and the Hornets.
Now we'll talk about the extra point.
Gonna kick it again so they don't talk very long about it.
Gonna try to tie the score up.
The kicker is Blaine Beinborn.
Long snap count.
There it is.
Placement is made.
Feingorn's kit is on the way and it is good.
We are tied at 14.
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14 apiece in this ballgame.
Hornets kick off after the score.
River Valley is going to get a good return.
Out to the 40, out to the 46 yard line.
Quick return from number two, Caden Price.
And that's where the black box will take over for their second possession.
So each team has scored in this second half.
14 apiece.
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I think he's working the Seattle game this weekend or something.
They needed someone, so Bill Mansky going big time on us.
First antenna, waiting to snap from Schenner.
Bakehand off now, coming over to the near side.
His name is going to throw, and it's going to be up for grabs, and incomplete.
It's Jennifer Diedrich, and there's going to be a flag on the horns.
Dietrich was coming back for it.
I think that the Hornets will plead their case with but in terms of two officials sought the same way it looks like So penalty flag the the quarterback Zemisch kind of threw it off balance kind of left his feet and then just winged it down the field to around the 35 yard line where the penalty occurred
And of course, it's not like the NFL.
It goes back from the line of scrimmage.
It'll be a first down River Valley and inside the Richland Center 40 yard line.
And it's amazing how this game has changed from defense to right now wide open offense.
6-10 remaining in the third.
We're tied at 14.
Damage the lone man in the backfield awaiting a snap from ring.
Back up to the 45.
River Valley is going to air one along the sideline up in the air and caught with an amazing grab at the 10 yard line by Uriah Sprucker.
Oh boy, he pulled that one in.
He won't see a better one during college football tomorrow.
That was an amazing grab by the River Valley receiver and he was covered really well by Deacon Heist.
Deacon really couldn't have played anything better for the Hornets.
All the way down to the 11 yard line of Richland Center.
River Valley has opened up with a passing game that is clicking right now.
Zamish, he has Larson do his right, awaiting the shotgun snap.
There it is, fake handoff, and now the quarterback's gonna run it himself up the gut and hit and drop right away by the Hornets.
Zamish, the quarterback with virtually no game.
One of the Hornets coming up a little bit lame.
In fact, it was the man who
help make the stop, hold and grab.
Gonna walk it off a little bit and now, ducking down and long for River Valley.
Ball again, marked around the 12 yard line of Richland Center.
Hornets of Blackhawks tied at 14.
Five minutes remaining in the third quarter.
One man wide left, Hankel.
Now, Sprecker joins him.
Zamish out of the shotgun, takes the snap, backs up to the 20, throws it near side, it is caught.
Let's see.
No, it's gonna be incomplete, intended for Diedrich down around the five yard line, ran out of room here on the near side and out of bounds.
So it brings up a third down play.
Ornates trying to hold their ground here after a big River Valley pass completion.
Third down and 11 yards to go, ball on the 12 yard line so they could still get a first down and not a touchdown.
Concerned with just keeping the ball in their hands right now and off to Larson cuts around the left hand runs into his own man Keeps the legs going bounces to the outside and he's gonna score Touchdown River Valley 12 yard run for Ty Larson who scores for the second time this year Ty Larson 12 yard run looked like he was stopped initially much like Bronson Birkins does for Richland Center
Keeps those legs going, and they're never down until they are actually brought down.
So the holder will be number three, Uriah Sprecher.
Out to kick again is Edward Thomas.
Snap is there.
Oh, it looks like it's blocked, and the ball goes loose.
So, big play by the Hornet defense.
Getting the block, and that'll do it, keeping the score.
20-14, 4-37 remaining in the third.
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Horace will fall on the ball.
It was initially fumbled by Owen Muller, but he's going to fall on it at the 39 yard line.
That was the best thing that you do in that situation.
Instead of trying to pick it up with it, just go down and take it and then avoid the fumble or any turnover.
River Valley's got a lot of momentum and the Hornets don't want to hand it back to him.
So that's where original center will take over their own 39 yard line.
Two scores from River Valley on two possessions in the staff.
Ornates trailing by six.
431 remaining in the third.
Game that started as a defensive back and forth has now turned into a little bit more of a track meet.
McGlynn will take the snap from under center.
And there it is.
Rolls now hands off to Bronson-Perkins.
First through the right tackle spot.
Bronson to the 40 yard line.
Game of about six.
So Bronson makes some good headway there for the Horns.
The block of late Morris off the tackle spot.
Second down, right around the 41 yard line.
It's from center zone.
Hornets up to the football again.
Birkins and Perkins behind Morris.
Sounds like a law firm.
Second down there is the snap.
And to hand off again, Bronson runs into the line and then pushes his way to the 41.
That'll be a slight gain, short of the first down, third down and about a yard for
the Hornets.
Bronson
getting a
bulk of the carries tonight, has a couple of touchdowns on the ground for Richland Center.
Both teams have had some big plays between the 20s.
That second score for the Hornets set up by a big pass play.
From the Glen to Shep Third down here.
We go 320 remaining in the third quarter River Valley by six so I'm trying to keep it in their hands third down any yard the Glen with the handoff running play and Perkins over the pile gonna be close to a first down Didn't get any more than he needed tackle is mated by Let's see Hudson ring is there for River Valley and
Dolan
box.
They make it short.
One official pointed the first down and the other official says fourth down and the River Valley crowd not happy with the initial call so they're going to measure it.
Which is the right thing to do.
Second time tonight they have brought in a change.
The River Valley had thought that they had stopped them in the
Official with the light hat set first down, drew a little bit of criticism.
They're going to bring the chains out now and make it official.
Hornets very close to a first down.
They're going to stretch it out, and the Hornets do get it.
So
first down for the launch, ball marked.
Right around the 43 yard line 44 of River Valley of Richland Center I should say River Valley Trying to get the ball back here holding on to a six-point lead Avery McLean ushers the play in from the far side of the field Very very nice night for football here at River Valley schools A lot of fans going back for the jacket reinforcements and halftime got a little cool
Hard to believe, you know, it's going to be 80 some tomorrow and tonight feels like it feels like fall.
First in 10, Richland Center.
McGlynn takes the shotgun snap and he backs off in the pocket and it's breaking down.
And he's trying to run with it and he's going to be brought down around the Alina scrimmage.
So no gain for McGlynn after the pocket broke down.
He was in search of a receiver, was trying to find somebody over the middle and just wasn't much there.
So it's second down in 10 for Richland Center.
A couple of plays now for the Hornets on the pass attempt.
So let's see what they do here on second down.
Block rolling with two minutes and five seconds remaining in the third.
Second down, Richland Center.
McGlynn will await the snap.
Backs off to his own 35.
Now he's going to run it.
40.
45 and that hit and dropped right there gain of maybe a yard for the quarterback Avery McGlynn Tackled by several of the Blackhawks Led by number two Caden Price third down seven yards to go for the Hornets River Valley bringing in the various noble River Valley playing a lot of soft moors
tonight
Third down Richland Center from their own 45 yard line.
20 to 14, a lead for River Valley.
And this one here tonight, Blackhawks, in search of their first win or meeting a win to even be somewhat in the conversation about playing in the postseason and a timeout taken by Richland Center.
59 seconds remaining in the third.
20 to 14, River Valley on WRCO Sports.
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Third down play for the Richland Center Hornets after the timeout.
McGlynn out of the shotgun backs up.
They're coming after him.
Avery Rudin throwing and is picked off by River Valley.
Intercepted by the Blackhawks and returned to the 41 yard line.
Nice job by Trevor Henkel of River Valley who gets the kick and the IMG and River Valley has the ball back.
Third possession of the second half.
Well played by the Blackhawk defense.
McGlynn rolling and then throwing kind of into a crowd and the pass intended on that far side for Shep, I believe.
Switzenberg may have been in the vicinity and River Valley able to make the play.
So they've got it back with a six point lead and 49 seconds remaining in the third.
Blackhawk football ball around the 43 of Richland Center after the return.
A short return following the interception.
Adric in motion for the black box.
Awaiting a snap from center is the quarterback Zemesh.
Hands off Ty Larson going slow to the left and tries to accelerate.
It's the 41 yard line.
So a gain of almost two yards.
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Back to action here, 20-14 River Valley, there's the snap.
Back to throw, erring it out is Zamey, she's got a man around the tenor and knocked away at the eight yard line, well played by Richland Center's defender Deacon Heis on a pass intended for Daenerys Noble.
Everything was there, the Hornets defense played it extremely well.
And that is going to be the final play of the third quarter as it winds down River Valley with football and a six-point lead.
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They have the ball trying to keep it in their hands.
They're at the 41 of Richland Center.
Third down and eight yards to go.
Awaiting the snap from center is Amish operating out of the shotgun.
Backs up to around the 45 and a reverse in the backfield and coming this way is Dietrich across the 40 to the 38 of Richland Center and then he is driven out of bow.
Defensed by Caden Stibby who makes the tackle.
Guys in switzenberg and a host of others so fourth down River Valley ball at the 40 yard line black locks leading 20 to 14 in this game Which could be an instant classic for the team that wins if you lose the game, you know like well, you know we forget it But you'll forget it over the years, but this one is really really a nice ball game from a couple of teams Ornates with two wins coming in a River Valley without a win coming in and right now
The Black Clocks are going to try to go for it on fourth down inside the Richmond Center, 40 at the 39.
Fourth in about five yards to go and a flag flies.
And did River Valley get a time?
They did.
Boy, that was so close to being a delay of game.
Coach McClain was adamant on the side.
He was like, get going, guys.
And then he took the time out.
So River Valley takes a timeout.
and fourth down coming up here.
Maybe it isn't a timeout.
Coach is out on the field.
Richeln Center is ready to accept a punt.
Vamish is back into the huddle, so they do lose some yardage.
It was a penalty.
The lay of game, fourth down, ball is back around the 44 yard line, and now River Valley will use a timeout.
11 minutes seven seconds remaining here in the football game 20 to 14 River Valley is in the lead.
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A very good game going on here River Valley and lots of kind of game has been shipped now as River Valley will see what they're they're going to do here fourth down on 11 Will they try to pin the Hornets back?
Or will they keep it going?
It appears they might be thinking punt here Famous the quarterback is also the puncher to the Blackhawks trying to take advantage after that interception but right now at this point
Fourth and long.
So Zamish backs up to the 50 yard line, awaiting a snap.
Will he go through with the pun?
There's the snap.
Oh, he's going to throw it, looking over the middle.
And
it is going to be
almost caught and then dropped at the last moment.
It was a pass just a little behind Trevor Henkel, who got a hand on it, but couldn't quite haul it in.
Again, the pass was a little high and behind him defended there by
Clay Johnson of Richland Center.
So River Valley turns it over on downs after getting the ball in pretty good field shape.
And now for the third possession of the half, Richland Center takes over.
Ball is marked on their own 44 yard line.
Fifth point lead for River Valley, 20 to 14, just over 11 minutes remaining in this one at River Valley School.
We'll take it out of the shotgun.
He's got Bronson and the near side and Tate on the left side.
There's a pass behind the line of scrimmage to Shepp.
Shepp trying to break a tackle brought down.
Good open field tackle there by Danny Vamish.
So they'll give Shepp just a slight game to the 45 yard line.
We'll call it second down and nine yards to go in the ball game.
This one has kept the fans attention.
No doubt about it.
Hornets sits down.
Trying to drive to even the score here after River Valley has scored two touchdowns.
The Richland Center is one touchdown in the second half.
State Perkins, near side Stibby is in on the left and also on the right side.
McGlynn takes the snap from center, hands off, and nothing billed.
River Valley defense is going to pull the ball carrier back and keep him for a loss.
Know where to go for Bronson Perkins.
Lost of a couple of yards it'll bring a third down an 11 for Richland Center from their own 43 yard line River Valley getting through the defense Nice job Up the middle there Trevor Hankel and company making the play and also Ty Larson from that linebacker spot Third down From the 43 yard line of Richland Center the Hornets
trying to keep the ball for a little while longer and convert.
Three left, two right, all alone in the backfield.
There's McGlenn throws a little drop, screen pass, 45 yard line, a little room here, 50, 45 down the sideline, Sprockets, Perkins, Sprockets into the 30 yard line of River Valley and finally driven out of bounds.
Big play for the Horace.
Out of bounds, courtesy of Gabe Radke and the sticks will move.
for Richland Center, big play, and that's something we don't see a lot of high school teams run those screens so much anymore, but well executed, and McGlynn did a good job of selling it, and the pocket kind of break it down on purpose, and he found the man, and Perkins did the rest with his speed, 9-19 remaining in the ballgame.
Richland Center in River Valley Territory ball right around the 27th.
There's the snap of Glenn shovels it over to Bronson.
He's got a little room 25 and moves down to the 20 inside shoots the end of the 15 inside to around the 14 yard line.
Bronson Birkins with a good run.
Hornets hustling back to the line.
Richland Center I think going with that up tempo offense.
No huddle.
First down Richmond Center ball marked around this 17 make up the 13 of River Valley and off to Tate Perkins trying to break the corner He's got a little room down to the 10 to the 5.
He's in the end zone, but there's a way Dave Perkins Getting into the end zone, but I don't believe it's going to count Or it's back toward the huddle and the official with the white hat
Coming over to make the call.
It's the holding penalty against Britsford Center.
So that erases the tying touchdown.
844 remaining in the game.
River Valley leading 20 to 14 here in the football action at River Valley High School.
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First down Richland Center ball moved back to the 19 yard line of River Valley.
A glint looking it over.
He's got three men wide left.
Single running back Perkins and then flags fly.
That's going to be a delay of game.
That's the third time tonight that's happened on Richland Center.
River Valley I believe had it called once so far in the game.
So it backs the ball off to around the 25 yard line.
First down and about 23 yards to go for
the Hornets.
Ball mark to the 24 yard line of River Valley.
After a big running play by Perkins getting him
In the great field position, the Hornets have gone the other way.
Got to get all the way to around the three yard line for a first down.
Glenn operating out of the shotgun, takes the snap, back to throw, looks left, throws right, and he is going to be a diving effort right around the 24, all in by Chef.
Did he get it?
I think so.
Complete, but he didn't get any legs underneath it after he made the grab, so a small game.
for Jaden Shepp inside the 25 to around the 23 yard line.
Second down from the 24 yard line of River Valley 815 to go in the ball game.
Ornith's trying desperately for a tying touchdown in this one.
RC up to the line.
Everybody is set.
Birkins right behind McGlynn in the quarterback.
McGlynn takes it, hands off the bronze and breaks left tackle and pushes his way to around the 20 yard line.
Deverell on the stop for River Valley Reading it well.
Ty Larson is there at Colt Newbauer and that'll bring up a third down for Richland Center I heard the announcer say there was a flag on the play, but I don't see one so I Don't believe so.
Maybe I misheard him third down Ball right around the 20-yard line of River
Valley
Seven minutes 30 seconds remaining in the game River Valley leading it
20 to 14.
Ball between the hash marks.
Free men wide to the near side for Richland Center.
Avery McGlynn in the quarterback.
There's a snap.
Avery is back.
Great protection.
And now it breaks down a little bit.
He runs to the right side.
Throws over the middle.
Caught by the Hornets down around the goal line.
And Swistonburg is in for a score for Richland Center.
And they have tied it up.
Ties in Swistonburg.
Ties it up with a great run after the catch.
And we've got a River Valley player.
down on the play and injured players.
So we're going to have a timeout.
And injury time here is Josh Bunnell and the Southbury Health Care staff come out to check on the well-being of a River Valley player that went down.
Man, what a catch by Switzenberg.
And we are all tied up at 20 here in the football game down the stretch in this one tonight at the River Valley Schools.
Center comes back.
after the game was tied in half time, if you're just joining us, 7-7, River Valley went up 14-7, Hornets tied it at 14, River Valley went up 20-14, and now Richland Center able to score on that pass play that covered a good 20 yards from the Glen to Switzenberg.
And the River Valley player is down on the field right now, and again being looked at inside the five yard line.
And I believe they're going to help him up.
I think, initially, he just kind of holds your breath whenever there's any kind of injury.
But his teammates really reacting quickly and motioning for the sidelines for the trainer to come out, which he did immediately.
And so as he has looked at, wanted to go to the far side.
And we'll talk about trying to take a lead in this one.
And we'll be right back after these words.
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The injured player is Caden Price walking off the field under his own power, which is a good sign.
But we'll come to the sidelines to be evaluated there.
So the Horns will try to take the lead now.
Out of the hold of Ryder Wilson Blaine Beinborn will try to give his team a lead with an extra point kick seven minutes nine seconds remaining in the football game awaiting a snap from center is the holder Long snap count and whistle sound So the officials will talk about it River Valley bringing in a new man it must have been
Some sort of equipment issue or something.
Official ushering somebody out.
All right, here we go.
Extra point try.
Ryder Wilson the holder.
There's the snap.
Placement is made.
Kick is on the way, and the kick is good.
And Richland Center takes the lead.
That would angle a little bit.
I had to wait for the official 21 to 20.
Richland Center leads.
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It's an on-sider, and it is covered by River Valley at the 46-yard line.
So, covered by Luke Butteris there, and that's where River Valley will start for its fourth possession of the half.
They have scored on two of three.
in a wild game.
So River Valley starts at its own 46 after the attempted onside
kick.
21-20, Richland Center leads.
Seven minutes and six seconds remaining in the ball game.
Avery McGlynn and Danny Zamish in a shootout here tonight at a second half.
Zamish will hand off to Ty Larson.
He'll run it to around the 49 yard line, River Valley zone, a gain of two.
Check it down an eight yards to go.
as they un-pile.
So right now, Hornets on that far side making the tackle was Twitsenberg and Perkins second down play coming up.
Namish running the play in from the near side.
River Valley has been able to come up with some big plays.
Their big hitters have been through the air for the most part tonight.
We'll see what they do here second down eight yards to go There's the snap and a fake hand up zamish back to throw throws it over the far side and knocked away Beedrick the intended receiver Well covered by Richland Center's Deacon highs Number 21 making the play third down for River Valley
Ball marked again right around the 48 yard line their own River Valley trying to keep it motivated keeping it rolling here trailing by a point late in the ball game Coming in you just didn't know what kind of a game this was going to be and the way it started You just didn't know if there's going to be any scored halftime and then each team scoring a touchdown in the last one minute and two seconds of the first half and Then we've had more offensive oriented here in this second half
Deedrick and Ring go to the right side for River Valley and Zamish.
Out of the shotgun and hands off Larson.
There's the reverse.
Deedrick breaks the corner.
Fifty.
Forty-five.
First down.
A lot of bounds around.
The Richardson Center.
Forty-one yard line.
Deacon highs and Bronson Perkins make the stop.
Oh, is there a flag on the play?
So it is marked right around the 41 currently.
But I believe they have thrown a flag on River Valley for a holding penalty right around where that tackle was made.
So it moves it back.
No, actually, they pick it up and they move it a little further.
Flag came from the line of scrimmage.
So that hurts.
River Valley had a first down on a great run by Hedrick.
But it is taken away here.
Third down and long.
Ball is back around River Valley's 38 yard line.
So third down at about 21 yards to go for River Valley.
Trailing it by a point here in the game.
Wide right is Henkel joined by Ring.
Mad in motion from the near side is Hansett.
There's the snap.
Raymond Amish is going back there and he's going to whip one of the left side and it is incomplete.
Pass intended for Trevor Henkel.
Incomplete.
Coverage by Deacon Hyves and Bronson Perkins.
Fourth down for the Blackhawks from their own 38 yard line.
549 remaining.
River Valley will punt it away, I would assume.
Danny Zamish is
Going back to do the honors, and Jaden Shepp will return the ball for the Hornets.
If I'm River Valley, I'm going to maybe try to keep it away from him a little bit.
He's been getting some good returns.
There is a snap, and this one is going to fly high into the night, and Shepp backs up to around the 28th.
30, 35.
He's across the 40, 45.
Shepp down the sidelines, 50 to the 45 of River Valley.
Great return, and the Richland Center has the football.
in River Valley territory leading by a point with 535 remaining here in the football game.
Ball is brought back from the far side so the Hornets have the football.
Well played game, just one turnover in this game.
That was the interception at Richland Center through that was picked off by Trevor Henkel here in the second half.
River Valley's got to try to make some defensive stops or hope for a turnover.
535 to go, Hornets leading 21-20.
Ball marked at the 46th of River Valley.
Awaiting a snap is McGlynn.
Pitches, Perkins cuts up the middle, cuts right.
He's got, flipping out to about a first down.
Nice job to the 40 and down to the 38 yard line.
Perkins kind of accelerated, hit the afterburner there.
Still marking about a yard, a little less than a yard short of the first down.
Second down, short yardage.
from the River Valley 37 yard line.
Hornets back in committee with 5-10 remaining.
Crowd has been treated to a dandy here tonight at River Valley High School.
Hornets up to the football, second down and a yard to go.
A long snap count for McGlynn.
Takes it out of the shotgun, hands off Perkins, left tackle, he's got a hole, first down.
Pushes his way down to around the 30 yard line.
Bronson Perkins getting the chains to move.
Deverell on the tackle for the Blackhawks there led by number 57, Nolan Box.
And we have a player down for River Valley, possibly with a cramp.
So it kept the training staff
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in the fourth quarter.
Here we go.
First down for the Hornets awaiting a snap from center is McGlynn and he fakes the handoff now pitches to Shep coming from the far side of the near side.
Shep 30, 25, 20, 15, 10.
Keeps it going Rowan and he has got around the pylon.
No signal and he got down to the one yard line.
Wow what a run on the far side by Jaden Shep of the Richland Center Hornets.
Kept it going and
They're gonna see where It is marked First and goal from the two-yard line what a run by Jaden chef the hornets ran that play earlier so They bring chef from the far side of the field and pitch it to him as he goes by the quarterback And he comes around the right side and he made some hay on that one gaining about Almost 30 yards and again the ball is marked inside the
One yard line.
So the Hornets can get it done and possibly take a pretty tough lead to overcome here.
They're leading the point.
So I'm not sure, is there a penalty on the play?
I did not see a flag unless they're saying that he went out of bounds earlier.
I'm confused, it doesn't take much.
That'll mark it back around the 20, 19 or 20 yard line is where they've got it.
All right.
First and goal from the 19 yard line, it must have been a penalty after the play.
Now that can't be right.
They just said first and goal on the announcer, but it's
They've got the stick straight out.
Looks like first and 10.
There's a flag as the hornets start to go.
I'm confused on what's going on.
So it's an illegal shift on the hornets that time.
That'll back it up five yards.
So five yard penalty.
It's not first and goal.
It can't be.
Back to the 25 yard line.
First and 15.
So from the 25 yard line, they've got the first down stick at the 10 yard line.
So evidently, maybe he stepped out on the near side.
That could have been the call.
I did not see a flag, but nonetheless, the Hornets have the football, River Valley territory.
Bill leading by a point, 21-20.
Tate Perkins splits out wide to the left.
Avery McGlynn, the quarterback, takes the snap, pitches.
Bronson Perkins is going to break a tackle to the backfield, but not for long.
He got to the 24.
Excellent coverage by the River Valley defense.
going to bring him down and timeout taken by the Hornets after the loss, 3-48 remaining in the game.
Richland Center leading 21-20 here in high school football Friday night.
Let's see if we can check some other scores here as we have the opportunity Iowa Grant as defeated Riverdale at final is 43-7.
Dodgeville leading Lancaster.
34-14.
I don't think we've had an update on Platteville and Prairie du Chieng, but that's another conference game that is going on tonight.
Exciting stuff here.
Dodgeville is going to be the opponent of Richland Center next week at Richland Center High School.
That will be the Hornets' homecoming game, and I believe that might be the latest that I ever remember, a Richland Center homecoming game.
But we'll see if the weather holds out so far It looks like it's gonna be pretty good toward the end of the week Timeout is over second down and about 15 yards to go from the 25 yard line
Looking it over is the quarterback.
Now McGlynn will take the snap under center.
He's got an eye formation set up behind him.
There's the snap and off to the half back.
That is Birkin breaks through to the 25 inside the 20 to around the 19 yard line.
So a timeout taken again by Richland Center.
347 remaining.
Third down and about nine yards to go for a first down.
Hornets leading by a point.
In this one, and the Hornets using their timeouts, we'll be back in 30 seconds with more from WRCO
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Welcome back to River Valley.
The place is rockin', the Black Oaks...
led in this game 14 to 7 and 20 to 14.
I wanted to come back to score 7 most recently.
River Valley defense trying to keep him at bay here.
Third down Richmond Center ball on the 18 of River Valley.
Third down about nine yards to go.
Bruce snaps the ball.
McGlynn near side Perkins on a delayed handoff.
He is going to be hit and dropped.
Great play by the River Valley defense.
Keegan Hampton making the play.
for River Valley's defense and Trevor Henkel as well, fourth down, nine yards to go for the horse.
They do have the ability to kick, but I'm sure at this point a field goal would give you a four-point lead.
It's for the center talking it over on the far side as the clock continues to run, 318 to play.
River Valley hoping to get the ball back and
possibly be able to do something with it.
They have had a pretty prolific passing night here tonight against the Richmond Center Hornets.
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And another timeout has been used by Richland Center.
So the Hornets use, I believe it's their final timeout, talking about a fourth down and nine yards to go, ballmarked at the 18 yard line of River Valley.
The big games tonight, Ty Larson with a couple of rushing touchdowns.
Danny Zamish with a pass, completion to Austin Bedrick for a touchdown.
Bronson Birkins has two rushing touchdowns for the Hornets, and Avery McGlynn has a touchdown pass.
The Kaisen-Schwitzenberg, that's the extent of the scoring tonight, and overlooked in all of that is Blaine Beinborn making three extra points because the Hornets lead by a point right now, 21-20, three minutes and one second remaining here in tonight's action pack football game.
Hornets come out fourth now.
From the 18-yard line, fourth and nine, River Valley defense trying to dig in.
McGlynn under center, out of the eye formation for the Hornets.
There's the snap.
McGlynn throws it and is caught on the far side.
Shep steps in, one receiver, one is going down to the other side of the tent, down around the nine, very close to a first down.
Shep very close to a first down.
Hornets set it up well.
Wow, they're going to...
Some of the players remark he's saying it was a first down the River Valley is celebrating that it's not and it's not River Valley has stopped them about a yard short.
Hornets set it up well with James Shep making the catch.
He had blockers in front and he got up and just about got the first down but River Valley stops him.
So the Hornets turn it over on down here for their fourth possession.
And now River Valley has its work cut out.
Two minutes, 50 seconds to play.
First and Ken from right around the 11-yard line, River Valley's own.
They've got a long way to go.
21-20, Richland Center, 250 to play.
Daddy Zemesh, the RV quarterback, takes the snap from the five, throws it right side, caught, and then stepping right near the first down stick.
is Uriah Sprecher.
Sprecher ushered out of bounds by the Hornets.
Deacon Highs are going to mark it short of the first down, second down, but going out of bounds, stops the clock, 2.45 to go in the game.
Famous looking to the near side, I believe River Valley has at least two timeouts remaining, which might come into play here in this one if they could keep the ball long enough.
Ankle and Sprecher wide to the near side for the Blackhawks.
Damish has got Larson to his left and will take the shot, good snap.
Bakes the hand up, now throws it near side.
He's got a man up, middle of the field, 40, 45, 50, 40 of Rich from center to the 35.
Ty Larson with a big grab, brought down by Jane and Shep River Valley, moving the ball and they're running up.
228 remaining and
The officials will take time.
There was a penalty flag on the far side.
I think they're going to call that against Richland Center.
So now they're going to short it out.
River Valley makes a big gain.
Zamish with the completion that was set up so well and Larson running after the catch.
Clock is down to two minutes and four seconds and the ball
Marked currently at the 35 yard line.
So personal foul, roughing the passer on Richland Center.
So that'll be assessed after the River Valley big game.
Wow, that's gonna add some help to the Blackhawk straws.
Roughing the passer, taking the ball inside to the 21 yard line of Richland Center, 2-14 to go.
Hornets leading it, 21-20.
I'm nail-biter tonight here folks.
River Valley moving out to the line from the 21 at Richland Center whistles.
Official time out again.
So the officials will talk it over and I think Coach McClain is asking about time being added to the clock perhaps on the play.
Excellent pass play from Zamish.
To Larson to set this up and then the roughing the passer penalty adding insult to injury for the Hornets who gave up the big gainer Hornets by a point here late in the game River Valley trying to change that And the discussion is over let's see they've got
might have added a little bit of time, looks like about 10 seconds on the clock.
So two, no, they added 212 and now it's down to 207.
Okay, here we go.
River Valley from the 21 yard line of Richland Center, 21-20, Hornets in the lead.
Jamie's looking it over, one man left, two men right, Larson to his right.
Here's the snap, handoff Larson in the backfield, not much doing, gobbled up by the Hornet defense at the 25 yard line, to a loss.
River Valley and the Hawks are going to go with a hurry up.
Going to get back to the line of scrimmage.
142 to play.
Ornates by a point.
There is the snap and they're going to spike it.
So Zamish spikes it and that'll be stopping the clock with a minute 34 to play.
So Zamish comes to the near side.
And talks to his his coach.
That'll bring up third down and 14 yards to go.
Ball is marked.
at the 25-yard line of Richland Center.
First down would be right around the 14, no, make it up to the 11-yard line.
Bird down, James operating out of the shotgun backs up to his own 35.
And now Ares line on the far side line, he's got a man near the end zone.
Hornets down in the end zone area, did they pick it off?
Looks like they intercepted it in the end zone.
Hornets get the interception
In the end zone, and a celebration over there, no flags are on the play.
I believe Zamish's arm must have been hit when he let that one go.
It looked like it anyway, and the ball is picked off in the end zone by the Hornets, and I believe that was Bronson Perkins.
Wow, what a play by the Hornet defense at the end.
And the Hornets with a minute 26 remaining will take over.
back at the 20 yard line on the interception by Richland Center leading by a point and River Valley at this point throwing their first interception of the night up to the ball at the 20 yard line.
Richland Center awaiting a snap there in victory formation.
McGlynn takes a knee that will get it rolling.
River Valley evidently is out of timeouts.
I may have miscounted.
I thought they had at least another one left but
That was part of the reason they were fiking the football and didn't take a time out.
And now with a minute 10 remaining, Hornets with a second down play.
Big play by the defense here tonight at Richland Center.
And what a great catch on the INT in the end zone.
So the Hornets will let it roll, getting down to the final seconds here tonight before they can officially
Head to the sidelines.
We're down to 46 seconds.
Bacon and E is Avery McGlynn.
Hornets are going to hang on and win a Southwest Conference game and we'll have a showdown with Dodgeville next week and Dodgeville having a big night against Lancaster tonight.
Tim will get us the final scores in a moment.
Third down and 10 yards to go for the Hornets from the 20 yard line.
But Glenn looks it over.
Down to 13 seconds.
And now under center.
Hornets will take one more B formation to take the knee.
And this one is going to belong to the Richmond Center Hornets.
They survived tonight for a victory over the River Valley Blackhawks who gave it all they had.
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21-20 over River Valley tonight in southwest Wisconsin Conference action.
Hard to believe that there was a better ball game around the area tonight.
My goodness, this one had just a little bit of everything and we'll be back with a Gelenik post game show coming up here.
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survives with a twenty one twenty victory here this evening at river valley schools in a game that just was really something that they had a different uh... momentum swings here tonight at different uh... times when you thought uh... you thought maybe which was better was in trouble you thought river valley was in trouble and uh... it went both ways of the hornet scoring the uh... last uh... six that they needed another key play that is overlooked in this is up the block extra point
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Welcome back to the Golanic Plumbing and Heating Post Game Show.
Quite a ball game tonight.
We were scoreless in the first quarter through the first quarter.
Richland Center turned it over on downs twice.
River Valley punted once and then turned it over on downs early in the second quarter.
Richland Center would score first.
They would tap off a drive that started at their own 26-yard line with a one-yard Bronson Perkins run.
Blaine Bindborn's kick made it.
7-0.
That was with a minute two remaining in the half.
But River Valley would score.
22 seconds left.
Double a quick hitters and Danny's amage through to Austin Deedrick, a 17-yard pass play.
Now the Edward Thomas kick was good to tie it up at halftime at 7.
River Valley would lead in the second half, taking over on their 41-yard line in the initial kick of the second half.
And Ty Larson ran it 59 yards for a touchdown.
the Thomas Kick made it 14-7.
Hornets would spend a little time with the ball after taking over for their first possession on their own 41 and Bronson Perkins ran it in to tie the game, well actually with a blind-born kick that made it 14-14.
River Valley would take the lead at 20-14, Ty Larson capped off a drive with a 12 yard run, the extra point was blocked and that turned out to be a key play.
Later,
River Valley's Trevor Henkel picked off a pass.
So River Valley had the ball back, leading by six, but could not make hay with it and wound up turning it over on downs.
And Richland Center on its next possession, they would score on a 20-yard pass play.
Avery McGlynn to Kaiser and Switzenberg.
Blaine Bindborn's kick, lifted them up by a point, 21-20.
And that's how we finished.
River Valley made a couple of big plays, took advantage of a penalty,
had the ball nearly in the red zone there at the end and throw it a long pass to the end zone that was picked off by the Hornets and that would do it in the tonight's game.
Richle Center holds on for a 21-20 victory, their second in a row and they'll be heading to take on Dodgeville at home and that's going to be a tough ball game.
Dodgeville wins tonight over Lancaster, 42-14.
That is one of the most surprising scores on that, I think anyway.
I'm not detracting from Dodgeville at all, but the win by that big a margin.
My goodness, cashed at 60.
New Lisbon 19.
Duglaris over Fenimore tonight, 56-14.
River Ridge, 57.
Pecatonica, Argyle, 14.
That's the final score.
Wasika Steuben, 26-6 over basketball.
That's in the fourth quarter.
Iowa Grant, 43.
Riverdale, 7.
Coach...
Chad Clary of Ithaca, Weston, giving me a final score on that one.
It looks like that was Weston Ithaca winning.
42 to 30 is what Chad sent to me.
So that was a wild one as well.
And that's football game tonight.
Darlington beats Cuba City by a score of 41 to 7.
Those are some of the scores on the Fill Me football sponsored by Marcy Strikeout Alzheimer.
This one belongs to the Hornets, 21-20, hats off to River Valley.
They gave it a good go.
Great effort tonight by the Black Oaks.
They fall short.
They'll play the final game next week, and that should be a good one.
Both teams will be in search of a victory broadhead, Judah, the host of River Valley next week, or the ninth week of the regular season.
The Hornets will be home for homecoming against Dodgeville.
Our engineer tonight, Tim Thee.
This is Phil Thee, thanking you for joining us.
for the Gelenic Plumbing and Eating Post Game Show from the Rays Do-it-Best Center Rockwell Automation Sports Desk.
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