In Case You Missed It: High School Sports Rally For 11/04
Friday night was full of high school football action, and WCCO-TV had it covered with High School Sports Rally.
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Friday night was full of high school football action, and WCCO-TV had it covered with High School Sports Rally.
Each week we like to say thanks to school organizations that are giving back to the community. This week: It's coach Mike Gerads and his Robbinsdale Cooper swim teams.
It's section championship Friday. It's one of the best days in the year for high school football. It comes second probably only to Prep Bowl Friday, which is the day after we stuff ourselves full of turkey on Thanksgiving.
High school football fans have got to love the playoffs. There's no more exciting and intense time to watch the game as the season is on the line every time your team steps on the field.
The state soccer tournament is into the semifinals at the Metrodome. One team, Prairie Seeds Academy, is on a definite mission and it's all about a championship.
This fall in Ashby, Minn. there was a unique honor for the football team's defensive back.
High school football teams took to the field for judgment Saturday.
No live football games Friday night, no problem. WCCO still has a great show with plenty of football.
Each week we like to say thanks to school organizations that are giving back to the community.
Wayzata came back to defend its state football title, and the Trojans star running back Mitch Underhill was lost for the season in the first game after tearing an ACL. But another star had moved into the school district, and he's helped carry the team to another unbeaten season.
It's the time of year that all high school football fans, love: It's the playoffs. This is the time of the season where the team leaders come out and make the plays that help their team win big games.
It's playoff time, one of the most fun times of the year in high school football. If your team had a rough regular season, it's a time to wipe the slate clean and make the magic happen before it's too late.
Friday night was full of high school football action, and WCCO-TV had it covered with Week 7 of High School Sports Rally.
There's a high school team in the Twin Cities having a lot of success using an offense popular 100 years ago. And it doesn't use a regular quarterback.
A junior varsity football game at The Blake School is dominated by seniors. And by seniors we don't mean seniors in high school, more like the great grandfathers of the seniors in high school.
