Spartan football seniors recognized
Kathy and Nathan Buss escort their son, Brady (center), down the track before the start of St. Joseph-Ogden's home football game against Pontiac. Brady, who is averaging 75 receiving yards per game, later helped the Spartans shutout the Indians, 28-0. This week, SJO (1-1) travels to Charleston for a week 3 non-conference game with the Trojans on Thursday. Kickoff is scheduled for 7pm. See more Senior Night photos here.
Photo: PhotoNews Media/Clark Brooks
Spartans football improves to 1-1 after Pontiac shutout
Spartans shutout Indians
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