Gator softball third in districts

October 25, 2013 Leave a comment


Story courtesy of Wisner Chronicle

The Wisner-Pilger Gator softball team repeated as the third place district placer, grabbing those honors from this week’s Class B-3 tourney in Blair.

Runner-up Bennington had W-P’s number, upending the Gators twice in the tourney, including a 2-0 win Friday in the game to determine the second finalist to face eventual district champion Blair in the finals.

Getting runners on base was not the problem for W-P, but getting the runners home was. The locals pounded out seven hits, but stranded seven baserunners in the loss.

Bennington picked up a 1-0 jump in the opening inning on back-to-back doubles, then added the game’s only other run in the fifth for insurance.

W-P was led by Kayli Wheaton and Samantha Liermann with two hits each. Heidi Miller suffered the mound loss, closing with a pair of strikeouts and just six hits given up.

In a wild matchup with Bennington on Thursday, the locals were tied with the Badgers 3-3 in the fifth inning, but saw things take a wild turn.

In the top of the inning, Bennington’s lead-off hitter lined out to center, but was awarded first base as an illegal pitch was called. The runner moved up on a wild pitch, then scored on back-to-back fielder’s choice groundouts.

In the latter half of the inning, a one-out walk and single put runners on first and second for the locals. Kari Liermann followed with a single that appeared to plate the tying run, however, W-P’s Krista Ott was called out at the plate.

W-P put runners in scoring position in both the sixth and seventh innings, but neither plated to tie the game.

Eve Ortmeier led W-P in the loss with two hits and two runs driven in. Heidi Miller also had two hits.

The three wins in the tourney began with a 10-3 first round victory over Lutheran High NE.

The locals trailed 0-1 entering the last of the first inning, but made quick work of erasing the deficit. A four-hit first inning included doubles from Alexis Knust and Samantha Liermann.

Things were tight through two innings, but W-P broke the game open in the last of the third inning with four runs. The rally was helped out by hits from Suzanne Ras and Kari Liermann.

Knust led a ten-hit effort with three hits from her lead-off position. Wheaton added two. Miller picked up the mound win.

After the initial loss to Bennington, the locals moved back into title contention with wins over David City/East Butler 10-0 and DC West 8-1.

Knust led once again with two hits in the win over DC/EB, while she was joined with two hits in the win over DCW by Ras and Miller.

Ras earned the pitching win over DC/EB and Miller the win over DCW.

The 3-2 tourney effort closed the 2013 campaign for W-P with a 14-17 record.

In action leading into the tourney, W-P closed the regular season with a 12-2 setback at Guardian Angels CC.

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Cougars down Scribner-Snyder, finish regular season 7-1

October 23, 2013 Leave a comment


By Clair Wiltse

Sports Contributor

The Cougars finished off their regular season with a 50-36 win over (4-3) Scribner Snyder.  The win which did not come easy brought the Cougars record to 7-1 as they enjoy a bye week before the playoffs start.

 

Northeast scored first as they got a 55 yard touchdown from a Brehmer to Fuston pass play.  The Trojans countered with a scoring drive to tie the score.  Lyons-Decatur took the lead back as Brehmer hooked up with Dakota Riecken from 9 yards out.

 

Scribner-Snyder put up two scores in the second period.  After scores by Schulenberg and Weitzenkamp they held a 22-14 lead.  The Cougars took advantage of a Brehmer interception to tie the score at 22.  Two plays after the senior picked off a pass at midfield and returned it 23 yards, he scooted through the Trojan defense from 9 yards out.

 

Maresh gave praise to sophomore Marcus Hegy who had a pair of receptions.  “His play had a big impact on the outcome.   He took a couple of short passes and turned them into big plays.  He broke tackles and got us into scoring position.”   Hegy had 35 and 20 yard receptions to set up scores by Brehmer and  Henneman.

 

A 19 yard pass to Dakota Riecken put the game out of reach for the host Trojans as Northeast moved to a 44-22 lead at the start of the fourth quarter.

 

Brehmer added the final touchdown the night for LDNE.  S-S got their final score against the reserves.

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Alex Brehmer had a big night as he led the Cougars to a win.  He rushed for  143 yards and 3 touchdowns on 28 carries.  His passing was a key for the victory as he connected on 8 of 11 passes.  He had three passes go for touch downs.

 

Dakota Riecken had a career-best five receptions.  He scored twice and added a point after.  Together with Hegy’s 2 catches and Fuston’s one the Cougars had 168 yards through passing.

 

Chevy Henneman added 70 yards to the rushing total of 220 yards.  The junior joined the Thousand Yard Club as he has 1058 rushing yards for the season.

 

Dakota Riecken led the defense with 21 tackles.  Taylor Fuston and David Bishop each had 10 tackles.  Brehmer had 7,  Shane McCulloch 6,  Chevy Henneman 5,  Tyler Hardeman 2,  Dylan Hardeman 1, Marcus Hegy 1.  Tackles for lost were recorded by Riecken, Brehmer, T Hardeman, McCulloch, and Henneman.

 

 

L-D      14        8          14        14        -50

S-S      8          14        0          14        -36

 

First Quarter

 

L-D      8          S-S      0

Fuston              25 Yard Pass from Brehmer     8:40

Brehmer PAT

 

L-D      8          S-S      8

Ebel                 10 Yard  Run   5:38

Schulenberg PAT

L-D      14        S-S      8

Riecken            9 Yard Pass from Brehmer       1:07

 

Second Quarter

 

L-D      14        S-S      14

Schulenberg      25 Yard Run    7:10

 

L-D      14        S-S      22

Weitzenkamp   3 Yard Run      4:51

Weitzenkamp PAT

 

L-D      22        S-S      22

Brehmer           9 Yard Run      0:53

Brehmer PAT

 

Third Quarter

 

L-D      28        S-S      22

Brehmer           10 Yard Run    10:29

 

L-D      36        S-S      22

Henneman        6 Yard Run      5:42

Hegy PAT

 

Fourth Quarter

 

L-D      44        S-S      22

Riecken            19 Yard Pass from Brehmer     11:25

Riecken PAT

 

L-D      44        S-S      28

Helgenberger    27 Yard Pass from Schulenberg            7:09

 

L-D      50        S-S      28

Brehmer           1 Yard Run      2:14

 

L-D      50        S-S      36        1:33

French 32 Yard Run

French PAT

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Abby Peterson player of the game

October 23, 2013 Leave a comment


The Northeast girls competed in five matches last week.  They had a conference meet against North Bend Central.  The Tigers won three games to one.  The Cougars finished off the week with the EHC Tournament.  On Thursday, they took on Howells-Dodge and Bancroft Rosalie.  On Saturday, Pender hosted as the girls played against Twin River and Oakland-Craig.  After a 1-3 finish in the tournament the Lady Cougars finished twelfth  out of the sixteen teams.

 

The Tigers and Cougars had competitive games as NBC won the games one and two 25-22, 25-15 while LDNE took the third 25-22.  In the fourth set the Benders claimed the win with a 25-20 score.

 

Abby Peterson was Coach Cronin’s player of the game.  “Abby stepped in and did a great job.  She had minimal errors and play great defense.”  Peterson had 3 kills, an Ace serve, and 10 digs.

 

NBC    25        25        22        25

L-D      22        15        25        20

 

Maddie  0  1  0  6,  Darcy  0  4  0  16,  Brianne  7  2  2 17,  Abby  3  1  1  10,  Sarah 1  0  0  8,  Vanessa  4  1  6  3,  Kelly  0  0  0  13,  Hannah  9  0  3  8,  Haley  4  2  4  5.   Set Assists:  Darcy 24

 

The Cougars had a touch first round draw in the Jaguars of Howells-Dodge.  The (16-8) Jags won in two sets on their way to a fourth place finish in the tournament.

 

H-D     25        25

L-D      11        14

 

Maddie  0 0 0  4,  Darcy  1  0  0  9,  Brianne 9  0  0  7,  Abby  0  0  0  5,  Sarah 0  0  0  1,  Vanessa  2  0  0  1,  Kelly  0  0  1  10,  Hannah  3  1  0  1,  Haley  1  0  2  3  Set Assists:  Darcy 9 m Brianne 1  Hannah 2.

 

In their second match the Cougars took on EHC new comer Bancroft-Rosalie.  The (16-12)  Panthers won the first game, but the Cougars took the match with wins in the next two.

 

Coach Cronin commented on the nice game of Brianne Haskell as she had 17 kills and 20 digs to go with 2 ace serves and 2 blocks.  The coach also noted that B-R is the Cougars’ sub-district. The win should serve as a confidence builder.

 

L-D      20        25        26

B-R      25        18        24

 

Maddie  0  0  0  9,  Darcy  0  3  1  18,  Brianne  17  2  2  20,  Sarah  0  0  0 13,  Vanessa  3 2  5  7,  Kelly  4  0  0  9,  Hannah  9  0  11  3,  Haley  2  1  9  6       Set Assists: Darcy 26 m Maddie  2,  Hannah  1.

 

On Saturday, the team lost to both Twin River and Oakland-Craig.  Coach Cronin lamented that the team’s passing did them in against both the  Titans and Knights.  We could not get into our offense and get the ball to our attackers.

 

L-D      11        20

TR       25        25

 

Maddie 0 0 0 4,   Darcy  0  2  4  8,  Brianne  7  0  1  16,  Sarah  0  0  0  2,  Vanessa  2  1  4  1,  Kelly  1  1  1  15,  Hannah  4  0  4  6,  Lexie  0    0  0  1,  Haley  0  0  4  5.  Set Assists:  Darcy  9  Lexie  2,  Hannah 1.

 

L-D      13        16

O-C     25        25

 

Maddie 0 0 0 2,  Darcy  0 0 0 9,  Brianne 4  0  2 6,  Sarah 0 0 0 4,  Vanessa  1  2  0  1,  Kelly  1  0  0  5,  Hannah  4  0  1  4,  Haley  1  1  2  5.  Set Assists:  Darcy 9  Maddie 1.

 

The Cougars have a 9-20 record and will play just one match this week. They travel to Pender on Tuesday.

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Cougars down Panthers in a thriller: By Clare Wiltse, Sports Contributor

October 17, 2013 Leave a comment


Bancroft-Rosalie Football team and band. LDNE fans Brian and Cara Raabe and LDNE student body at Cougar/Panther football game. Photo Credit/Denise Gilliland, Editor and Chief, Kat Country Hub.

Bancroft-Rosalie Football team and band. LDNE fans Brian and Cara Raabe and LDNE student body at Cougar/Panther football game. Photo Credit/Denise Gilliland, Editor and Chief, Kat Country Hub.

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Cougar/Panther football game. Photo Credit/Denise Gilliland, Editor and Chief, Kat Country Hub.

Cougar/Panther football game. Photo Credit/Denise Gilliland, Editor and Chief, Kat Country Hub.

IMG_5945The Cougars moved back into the Top Ten in Eight Man D-2 with a  win over Bancroft-Rosalie by the score of 30-14.  Northeast  has a 6-1 record while the Panthers drops to  4-3.

 

“We came out with a fast start and stayed focused the whole game,” said Coach Maresh.
The Cougars got two touchdowns in first period by Chevy Henneman and held the Panthers scoreless for most of three quarters.  Henneman closed out LDNE’s opening drive with a ten yard run.  On the Cougars’ second offensive possession he broke loose from 35 yards out.  Henneman added a 12 yard score in the second period.

 

“This was the best team defense we have played all season,” added Maresh.  “Every one was involved; we were disciplined;  we had good tackling.  Against their read option we did as good job.  The ends, Marcus and David, helped control the read and Taylor was good at coming up from the secondary.”

 

 

Maresh noted that the B-R defense gave Chevy Henneman opportunities and he took advantage of them.  The junior back had three first half scores.  He led the team with 172 yard while averaging 8.6 yards per carry.  Quarterback Alex Brehmer only carried 14 times and had a season-low 67 yards. He completed 1 of 4 passes for 10 yards and a touch down pass to Dakotas Riecken.

 

The Panthers averaged 3.5 yards per carry as they gained 196 yards for the game.  They completed just 4 of 13 passes for 28 yards.

 

Riecken and Brehmer topped the tackles with 24 and 22 respectively.  The rest of the team joined in with gang tackling as many had season highs.  Bobby Simpson had 8 tackles from his nose guard position. At the ends it was Hegy also with 8 while Bishop had 7.  Linebacker Henneman had 11.  Taylor Fuston added 5 stops while freshman Tyler Hardeman made 6 tackles.

 

The final regular season game for the Cougars is this week.  They will take of Scribner-Snyder who has a 4-2 record.  Northeast will have a bye week before the playoffs start on October 31.

 

 

L-D      16        8          0          6          -30

B-R      0          0          8          6          -14

 

 

1st Quarter

 

L-D      8                      B-R      0

 

Henneman                    10 Yard Run                8:07

Brehmer  PAT

L-D      16                    B-R      0

Henneman                    35  Yard Run               3:46

Henneman PAT

 

2nd Quarter

 

L-D      24                    B-R      0

 

Henneman                    12 Yard Run                4:50

 

3rd Quarter

 

L-D      24                    B-R      8                      0:48

Berg                             4 Yard Run

Tietz PAT

 

4th Quarter

 

L-D      30                    B-R      8

Riecken                        10 Yard Pass Reception           10:26

 

L-D      30                    B-R      14

Tietz                             8 Yard Run

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Lady Cougars win one, lose one

October 16, 2013 Leave a comment


By Clare Wiltse

Sports Contributor

The Cougar girls added another win during the second week of October as they defeated EHC  foe Logan View 3-1.  They lost in another EHC match as Stanton took a 3-0 win.  Their record is now 8-16.

 

Northeast won the first set against Logan View 25-15.  They recovered from a slow start to take the second set.  After Logan  View won set three an exciting fourth set saw Northeast win 27-25 as the (5-16) Raiders had two chances at game point.

 

Coach Cronin noted that Darcy Simonsen and Hannah Christiansen were key to the win.  “Hannah played well and had a career-high 13 kills.  Darcy set the ball 118 times and was all over the floor.  Great hustle and play!”

 

The (14-5) Fillies controlled the net as they had 44 kills and 4 blocks as they took a 25-14,  25-9,.  25-11 win.

 

This week they host (8-11)North Bend Central on Tuesday.  The EHC Tournament starts on Thursday.  The Cougars have a first round draw of (14-6) Howells-Dodge.

 

LDNE              25        25        19        27

Logan View      15        18        25        25

 

Maddie  2  0  0  20,  Darcy 4  1  0  10,  Brianne  8  2  0  21,  Sarah  0  0  0  12,  Vanessa  5  1  7  8,  Kelly  7  3  0  20,  Hannah  13  1  8  7,  Haley  4  2  1  7.  Set Assists: Darcy 37,  Vanessa 1.

 

Stanton 25        25        25

LDNE              14        9          11

 

Maddie0  0  0  7,  Darcy  0  0  3  6,  Brianne  8  0  0  13,  Sarah  1 0 , 0  11,  Vanessa  2  0  3  0,  Kelly , 2  0  0  11,  Hannah  6  2  3  2,  Haley  1  1  2  5.  Set Assists:  Darcy 18.

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Cougars suffer first loss

October 9, 2013 Leave a comment


Two top ten teams faced off at Lyons last weekend as the Flyers of Humphrey Saint Francis defeated the Cougars 38-16.  After a nip and tuck first half the Flyer put the game away  with two third period scores while holding Northeast scoreless after intermission.

 

Lyons-Decatur took the opening kick off and marched down the field and scored in just over two and a half minutes.  Chevy Henneman toted the ball over from two yards out.     HSF methodically moved the ball for the next six minutes and tied the game after a JJ Oltmer 3 yard run.

 

Northeast finished off their second offensive possession with a score at the start of the second period.  Henneman found the end zone after a three yard run.  Brehmer added the point after and the Cougars had a 16-8 lead.

 

HSF would tied the score on a Oltmer  2 yard run with 4:47 left in the half.

 

The game would take a turn against Northeast on their next go on offense.  Faced with a fourth and short Coach Maresh decided to go for it.  A fumble ended the drive and HSF found themselves with a short field.  They scored a go ahead TD with 27 seconds left in the half.

 

Both teams had effective ground games.  HSF rode JJ Oltmer as he carried 35 times for 198  of the Flyers 238 yards.  The Cougars’ two some of Brehmer and Henneman gained 287 yards.  Brehmer had 151 yards on 27 attempts while Henneman got 136 on 24 carries.

 

The defense was tested the Flyer attack.  Once again Dakota Riecken and Alex Brehmer came up big.  Brehmer was in on 20 tackles along with an interception.   Riecken had 19 tackles.  Taylor Fuston added 7,  David Bishop 8,  Chevy Henneman 5 including a TFL, and Marcus Hegy 5 tackles.  Freshman Tyler Hardeman got 2 tackles and Bobby Simpson added one.

HSF                 8          16        14        0          -38

L-D                  8          8          0          0          -16

 

First Quarter

 

L-D      8          HSF     0                                  9:28

Henneman        2 Yard Run

Henneman PAT

 

L-D      8          HSF     8                                  3:50

Oltmer              3 Yard Run

Zach  PAT

 

Second Quarter

 

L-D      16        HSF     8                                  10:47

Henneman        3 Yard Run

Brehmer PAT

 

L-D      16        HSF     16

Oltmer              2 Yard Run                              4:57

Zach PAT

 

L-D      16        HSF     24

Backhaus         6 Yard Pass Reception 0:27.8

Oltmer PAT

 

Third Quarter

 

L-D      16        HSF     32                                9:33

Zach                 9 Yard Run

Weidner   PAT

 

L-D      16        HSF     38                                0:18.6

Oltmer              10 Yard Pass Reception

 

Fourth Quarter

 

No Scoring

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Lady Cougars win four

October 9, 2013 Leave a comment


Cougar Volleyball had a good week as they picked up four wins.  Northeast split in action at Wisner where they lost to  (13-4) Howells/Dodge and beat (2-15)  Madison. They swept a triangular at Boys Town ass they beat both the host and (10-8) Cedar Bluffs.

 

On Saturday, they played at the Clarkson/Leigh Tournament. They had a tough opening draw as they faced Humphrey/Lindsay Holy Family.  The Bulldogs who are rated in C-2 won in two matches.  The Consolation game went three sets. Cross County came out on top as all three games were close.  Northeast had to settle for a seventh place as they beat Clarkson/Leigh.

 

“We were playing much better this week,” said Coach Cronin.  “Two of our losses were to rated teams  (Howells-Dodge & Humphrey/LHF).  “This was our second go at Humphrey and we played them much tougher this time.  Against Cedar Bluffs we had a really bad first set, but came back strong to beat a good team.”

 

The Cougars will take a 7-15 record into two EHC contests this week.  They travel to Logan View to face the 5-15 Raiders.  Thursday they will host the 12-5 Fillies of Stanton.

 

Howells-Dodge            25        25

L-D                              12        20

 

Stats     Maddie 0  2  0  9,  Darcy  0  0  0  9,  Brianne  2 1  0  12,  Abby  0 0  0  4,  Sarah  0  0  0 6,  Vanessa  0 0  5  2,  Kelly  1 0  0  0,  Hannah 3  0  9  5,  Haley  2 1  0  5 Set Assists:   Darcy  6,  Brianne  2.

 

Madison           18        18

L-D                  25        25

 

Maddie  9 0  0  5,  Darcy  0  0  1  12,  Brianne  8 , 1  0  12,  Abby  0 0  0  3,  Sarah  0 0 0 8,  Vanessa  5  1  2  5,,  Hannah  5  0  2  10,  Haley  10  1  4,  Lexie  0  1  0  1.  Set Assists:  Darcy  20,  Abby  1,  Hannah 1.

 

Boys Town       13        14

L-D                  25        25

 

Maddie 1  0  0  4,  Darcy  1  4  0  3,  Kayci  0  0  0  0,  Brianne  4  1  1  3,  Tessie  0  2  0  2,  Abby  0  0  0  3,  Sarah  0 , 0  0  7,  Vanessa  1  1  1  0,  Kelly  1  1  0-  3, Hannah  3,  0  0  2,  Victoria  0  0  0  1,  Haley  2  2  0  0,  Lexie  0 1  0  2. , Set Assists:  Darcy 8  Lexie 1

 

Cedar Bluffs     25        23        21

L-D                  7          23        21

 

Maddie  0  0 0  3,  Darcy  1 0 3  15,  Brianne  12  1  0  20,    Abby  0  0  0  5,  Sarah  0  0  0  15,  Vanessa  2  1  2,  0,  Kelly  3  0  0  15,  Hannah  5  2  1  5,  Haley  3  0  1  2, Lexie  0  0  0  1 .  Set Assists:  Darcy  12  Hannah 4

H/LHF             25        25

L-D                  11        10

 

Cross County   25        22        25

L-D                  23        25        21

 

Clarkson/Leigh 22        19

L-D                              25        25

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5th and 6th grade football. LDNE vs. Pender

October 7, 2013 Leave a comment


LDNE 5th and 6th grade vs. Pender. Photo Credit for all pictures, Justin Beck.

LDNE 5th and 6th grade vs. Pender. Photo Credit for all pictures, Justin Beck.

LDNE 5th and 6th grade defeated Pender 5th and 6th grade Sunday in Pender. Not sure of the score. Possibly 50 something to 6.

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No repeat of title game for Gators

October 3, 2013 Leave a comment


Story courtesy of Wisner Chronicle

Heidi Miller, left, Jessie Mutum and Blair Preston, members of the Gator softball team. Photo Credit/Denise Gilliland, Editor and Chief, Kat Country Hub.

Heidi Miller, left, Jessie Mutum and Blair Preston, members of the Gator softball team. Photo Credit/Denise Gilliland, Editor and Chief, Kat Country Hub.

Wisner-Pilger’s repeat run to the title game of the East Husker Conference Softball Invite was cut a game short by the Twin River Titans.

In  a semifinal contest played Saturday in West Point, the Titans stormed to a 12-0 win over the locals in just three innings of play.

The winners jumped on W-P for four runs in the opening inning and eight more in the second. Meanwhile, the locals managed just three hits in three innings, but did twice have runners as far as third base.

The loss sent the locals into a rematch of last year’s title game, played Saturday in the consolation contest. The results the same as Tekamah-Herman upended W-P 4-2.

The Gators held a 2-1 lead after scoring twice in the fourth inning on a run batted in double by Kayli Wheaton and a sac fly by Samantha Liermann.

The lead was gone after five innings as T-H mounted a two-run fifth, then added an insurance tally in the sixth.

W-P’s lone win in the tourney came in the opening round, but in no easy manner as West Point-Beemer pushed extra innings before falling 6-5 to the locals.

W-P netted two runs in the top of the eighth inning after two outs. Eve Ortmeier provided a big blow, driving home the initial run of the inning with a double. Kari Liermann followed with a triple to plate Ortmeier.

WP-B managed to score once in the last of the inning, but the Gators worked their way out of the inning without further damage to secure the win.

Wheaton led the way with three hits, followed by Lexi Knust and Suzanne Ras with two each.

In regular season play on Thursday, the locals mustered only a bunt single by Knust as Wayne rolled to a 12-0 iwn in four innings of play.

The 1-3 week left the locals with a 10-14 season record. W-P winds down the regular season in the upcoming week, heading into district play which begins Thursday, Oct. 10.

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Cougars chalk up another victory, defeating Humphrey

October 2, 2013 Leave a comment


By Clare Wiltse

Sports Contributor

Lyons-Decatur  continued their winning ways with a 56-14 win over the  Humphrey Bulldogs.

 

Middle linebacker Riecken was in on 33 tackles.  He had 15 solo stops and was assisted in 18 other tackles.

 

 

The Cougars offense is led by the eight man’s leading rusher.  Quarterback Alex Brehmer brought his season’s total to  1165 yards as he rushed for 232 yards on 13 carries.  He scored 5 times with two of the runs covering 55 yards.  Brehmer also passed for two TDs to Riecken and Hegy.

 

Northeast was held to a four point lead at the end of one quarter, but led by 22 points at half time.  The Cougar put the game away with 20 third quarter points.

 

For the game Northeast came up with 540 total yards.   Chevy Henneman picked up 187 yards on the ground to compliment Brehmer’s 232.  Brehmer connected on 4 of 7 passes for another 100 yards.  Humphrey totaled 286 with 252 on the ground and 34 through the air.  They completed 3 of 10 passes.

 

It was team effort for the Cougar defense on Riecken’s big night.   Middle guard Bobby Simpson had a career high 8 tackles including a QB sack.  Defensive end David Bishop was at the bottom of the pile 11 times.  Alex Brehmer came up from the secondary for 16 tackles.  Other with tackles include Marcus Hegy with 3,  Jaden Peeden with 2,  Chevy Henneman with 4, Taylor Fuston with 5.

 

Northeast will have their biggest test of the season as Humphrey Saint Francis visits this Friday.  Both teams are rated in Eight Man-2’s top ten.

 

LDNE  12        14        20        0          -56

HHS    8          6          0          0          -14

 

1st Quarter

 

L-D      6          HHS    0

Brehmer           7 Yard Run

 

L-D      12        HHS    0

Riecken            23 Yard Pass Reception

 

L-D      12        HHS    8

Veik                 4 Yard Run

PAT Good

 

2nd Quarter

 

L-D      20        HHS    8

Hegy                17 Yard Pass Reception

Fuston PAT

 

L-D      28        HHS    8

Brehmer           55 Yard Run

Riecken PAT

 

L-D      28        HHS    14

Veik                 37 Yard Run

 

L-D      36        HHS    14

Brehmer           13 Yard Run

Henneman PAT

 

3rd Quarter

 

L-D      42        HHS    14

Brehmer           34 Yard Run

 

L-D      50        HHS    14

Henneman        1 Yard Run

Fuston PAT

 

L-D      56        HHS    14

Brehmer           55 Yard Run

 

4th Quarter

 

No Scoring

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