Juniors rile up the Seniors

Madilyn Portner, Contributor
September 21, 2023
Wednesday, September 20, NUHS Junior class poses for a picture after winning the powder puff game on the high school football field. Student coaches (left to right), Brody Hacker, Hunter Lewandowski, Ian Brudelie, and Preston Holberg lead the girls to a 16-6 victory, upsetting the Seniors.
Wednesday, September 20, NUHS Junior class poses for a picture after winning the powder puff game on the high school football field. Student coaches (left to right), Brody Hacker, Hunter Lewandowski, Ian Brudelie, and Preston Holberg lead the girls to a 16-6 victory, upsetting the Seniors.
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