A different team from the one who beat Valley View, Coldwater ran just 30 plays from scrimmage, gained just 124 yards, and lost 14-7 in the Friday rematch with Clinton-Massie. Read more in Saturday's Press Pros.
Down 19-8 in the first set, New Bremen sprinted through a dramatic comeback to take the set, and then the match, 3-1, in a Thursday night shocker. New Bremen coach Diana Kramer celebrates with MariAna Muether (above). Read about the match.....
The Spartans go for two in overtime but the Cavaliers’ defense rises up, and a team with a new identity discovers what it means to play every down like it’s the last one.
It took a stout showing from the defense (above), and a 60-yard punt return for touchdown before the half to jump start the offense. But it all worked out - a team win, they call it - as St. Henry topped Celina for a season-opening win.
Coming off state title number eight, Chip Otten and the Coldwater Cavaliers go about their business in typical understated fashion. Competition for spots is the word of the day, and a respect for history is their compass.
