The varsity football team faced Steele in the first round of the playoffs last Friday at Lehnhoff Stadium. The team hung in the game for a while until Steele overwhelmed them en route to a 62-13 Steele...
Desperate for a win after a two game losing skid, MacArthur routed Roosevelt last Friday night in a 48-20 victory.
The Brahmas needed the win to remain firmly in the playoff hunt, however, they came out...
After a heartbreaking defeat last week, the varsity football team played much better in a hard fought 56-35 loss to undefeated Reagan Friday night at Comalander stadium.
The Rattlers clinched their third...
Winning their last 3 games by an average of nearly 30 points, the varsity team rode the momentum into a convincing 35-28 victory over Churchill Friday night at Heroes stadium.
Churchill came into the...
The team did not need any added motivation. This was the first district game, this was the M&M Bowl, this is what all of the weeks of practices had come down to. The game started out close, however,...
Coming off of a disheartening defeat last week to Clemens, the varsity football team recharged and smashed SouthSan 43-7 last Friday night.
With the addition of Roosevelt’s surprising season, district...
Offense headlined friday night’s game between Clemens and MacArthur at Lehnhoff stadium. The game ended with Clemens escaping with a 45-42 win over Mac.
The two teams had scored a combined 106 points...
The varsity football season started with bang as the team defeated Marshall 51-27 in the season opener at Heroes stadium Sat. Aug. 29.
With a new quarterback at the helm in sophomore Tyler Vitt, and one...
The stage was set, Steele has been a juggernaut for years in the state, while MacArthur is in the playoffs for the first time since 2011. With a win or go home mindset on both sides, the teams met on Thu....
With the playoffs just a win away, the football team faced Roosevelt at Heroes stadium Fri. Oct 31.
The team started slow, as the score at one point was 13-13. But eventually, the team used the pressure...
