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Hudson Spurlcok runs up field against White County. Photo by: Marcus Etienne

Hudson Spurlcok runs up field against White County. Photo by: Marcus Etienne

Stephens County wins Scrimmage against White County

  Stephens County Indian football coach Wesley Tankersley told his  team not to think that they are the best thing since sliced bread after  the Indians pummelled White County 48-25 in a scrimmage played here last  Thursday.      “It was a good scrimmage for us, obviously, a lot of positives.
MJ Jones reacts to recovering a fumble. Photo by: Marcus Etienne

MJ Jones reacts to recovering a fumble. Photo by: Marcus Etienne

High school football season is here

    The wait will be over Friday evening at 7:30 p.m.     No more pre-season practices.     No more practice games that don’t count in the standings.     The Stephens County Indians will play Franklin County here Friday in the 2019 football season opener for both teams.
Lineman William Rudeseal (50) mixes it up during a recent practice session drill. Rudeseal and his teammates will have a pre-season scrimmage with White County this evening.

Lineman William Rudeseal (50) mixes it up during a recent practice session drill. Rudeseal and his teammates will have a pre-season scrimmage with White County this evening.

Indians scrimmage White County

    Although the calendar says this is only the second full week in August, school has been in session for more than two weeks and the 2019 high school football season is just right around the corner.
Kaylynn Crump (left) with Twirl Forte coach Colleen Murphy.

Kaylynn Crump (left) with Twirl Forte coach Colleen Murphy.

Crump represents U.S. in France

    Kaylynn Crump of Martin, a sophomore at Franklin County High School and daughter of Chad and Kristy Crump, recently returned from representing the United States at the International Cup in France.
Former Stephens County Indian quarterback Zeb Noland works out in a North Dakota State University practice session.

Former Stephens County Indian quarterback Zeb Noland works out in a North Dakota State University practice session.

Former Indian makes a change

    After spending three seasons with Iowa State’s football program, former Stephens County quarterback Zeb Noland decided it was time for a change.
Lindsay Moore

Lindsay Moore

Stephens County Lindsay Moore headed to Bahamas to play basketball

By the end of this summer Stephens County’s Lindsay Moore will have  accomplished something that some high school athletes can only dream about.      Moore, a member of the Lady Indians’ basketball team, will be  wearing the red white and blue to represent the United States of America  overseas.