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August 19, 2014 • Sports
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Shooting a round at 53 earned the Marc Jansing Team a place finish in the annual Jac-Cen-Del Eagle Golf Classic “A” Flight at North Branch Golf Course. For a complete list of names, pick up the Osgood Journal at your local newsstand and read about the classic on page 6. GARY FRANKLIN PHOTO |
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A round at 63 earned first place in the annual Jac-Cen-Del Eagle Golf Classic “B” Flight at North Branch Golf Course for Steve Powers Team. For a complete list of names, pick up the Osgood Journal at your local newsstand and read about the classic on page 6. GARY FRANKLIN PHOTO |
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Unity between Milan High School staff and the tribe’s football team is spoken through Friday night action through the Milan Indians Administration and Staff Appreciation Night. For a complete list of names, pick up the Osgood Journal at your local newsstand. See the listing on page 5. GARY FRANKLIN PHOTO |
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Milan faculty honors Indians varsity football athletes
Gary Franklin
SPORTS EDITOR
On Friday night, August 15, at Milan High School, the varsity football teams season officially found competition from another school, the neighboring South Dearborn Knights, for an annually controlled game situation team scrimmage.
Upon entry to the game through the gates, the familiar faces of MHS Co-ed Cross Country Coach Todd Yates, Sarah Volz and Linda Meyers as gatekeepers greeted the crowd, getting the sports season off once again to a positive start. Proudly showing solid support of their student football team athletes, Milan staff wore the individual players game jerseys, for the pre-season scrimmage. A total of 41 tribesmen fill the ranks of this year's varsity squad that includes 13 freshmen.
GARY FRANKLIN PHOTO
Pictured left, new Milan Indians Head Football Coach Rob Page leads the tribe down the asphalt drive to the gridiron for their first encounter against another squad, the visiting South Dearborn Knights, for a pre-season scrimmage.
The scrimmage proved to be somewhat effective in that weaknesses were noted as well as positivity. As the first game of their new season, the tribe will be traveling to Rushville High School this coming Friday night for a 7 p.m. kickoff.
Gary Franklin
SPORTS EDITOR
On Friday night, August 15, at Milan High School, the varsity football teams season officially found competition from another school, the neighboring South Dearborn Knights, for an annually controlled game situation team scrimmage.
Upon entry to the game through the gates, the familiar faces of MHS Co-ed Cross Country Coach Todd Yates, Sarah Volz and Linda Meyers as gatekeepers greeted the crowd, getting the sports season off once again to a positive start. Proudly showing solid support of their student football team athletes, Milan staff wore the individual players game jerseys, for the pre-season scrimmage. A total of 41 tribesmen fill the ranks of this year's varsity squad that includes 13 freshmen.
GARY FRANKLIN PHOTO
Pictured left, new Milan Indians Head Football Coach Rob Page leads the tribe down the asphalt drive to the gridiron for their first encounter against another squad, the visiting South Dearborn Knights, for a pre-season scrimmage.
The scrimmage proved to be somewhat effective in that weaknesses were noted as well as positivity. As the first game of their new season, the tribe will be traveling to Rushville High School this coming Friday night for a 7 p.m. kickoff.
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