State champs pick up season opener
Published 10:52 pm Friday, October 9, 2020
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The Blooming Prairie defense converges on Rushford-Peterson’s Hadyn Kohoun Friday night in Blooming Prairie. Eric Johnson/photodesk@austindailyherald.com
Blooming Prairie’s Mitchell Fiebiger breaks a tackle on a reception against Rushford-Peterson Friday night in Blooming Prairie. Eric Johnson/photodesk@austindaliyherald.com
Blooming Prairie’s Colin Jordison turns up field after a catch against Rushford-Peterson Friday night in Blooming Prairie. Eric Johnson/photodesk@austindaliyherald.com
Blooming Prairie’s Bradley Simon (7) and quarterback Drew Kittelson (4) celebrate their touchdown hook-up in the first half against Rushford-Peterson Friday night in Blooming Prairie. Eric Johnson/photodesk@austindaliyherald.com
Blooming Prairie head coach Chad Gimbel looks up a play during the first quarter against Rushford-Peterson Friday night in Blooming Prairie. Eric Johnson/photodesk@austindaliyherald.com
Blooming Prairie quarterback Drew Kittelson recovers from a missed tackle on a carry against Rushford-Peterson Friday night in Blooming Prairie. Eric Johnson/photodesk@austindaliyherald.com
Blooming Prairie’s Tyler Archer on the carry in the first half against Rushford-Peterson Friday night in Blooming Prairie. Eric Johnson/photodesk@austindaliyherald.com
Blooming Prairie’s Bradley Simon pulls in his second touchdown pass of the first half over Rushford-Peterson’s Tommy Ekern Friday night in Blooming Prairie. Eric JOhnson/photodesk@austindailyherald.com
Blooming Prairie’s Charlie Heimerman tackles Rushford-Peterson’s Hadyn Kahoun for a loss Friday night in Blooming Prairie. Eric Johnson/photodesk@austindailyherald.com
The Blooming Prairie Awesome Blossms gather around Charlie Heimerman after a tackle for a loss against Rushford-Peterson Friday night in Blooming Prairie. Eric Johnson/photodesk@austindailyherald.com
The Blooming Prairie football team beat Rushford-Peterson 37-22 in BP Friday.
Drew Kittelson surpassed 150 yards rushing, while throwing for 300 yards and he contributed to six TDs for the Awesome Blossoms.
“We’re happy to get out with a win,” BP head coach Chad Gimbel said. “Between penalties and turnovers we didn’t play well, but we’re 1-0 and that’s a good thing”