Spartans football improves to 1-1 after Pontiac shutout

Spartans shutout Indians

Keaton Nolan heads for the end zone after taking a hand off from quarterback Evan Ingram during the Spartans' first home game of the season last Friday. For a second consecutive meeting the St. Joseph-Ogden football team posted a shutout against the Indians posting a 28-0 victory. Improving to 1-1 on the season, SJO travels to Charleston on Thursday to take on the Trojans in a non-conference contest.

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Photo Gallery | SJO soccer drops 3-0 decision at St. Thomas More

Midfielder Carter Mabry boots the ball down the field in St. Joseph-Ogden's road soccer game at St. Thomas More on a windy Friday on March 19. Despite playing a disciplined game against the Sabers forcing them to earn every goal, the Spartans fell 3-0 in the conference battle.
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SJO's Jackson Greer settles the ball in the second half. Like the majority of the players on this year's squad, Greers passing and ball control skills have notably improved going into this year's pandemic delayed season.
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Deflecting the ball off the foot of St. Thomas More's Blake Staab, Logan Ingram takes a shot to the legs for the Spartans during second half action.
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Senior Logan Ingram dribbles the ball away from STM's Jack Aubry in the first half.
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Mason Behrens races across the field with the ball during second half action against the Sabers. The senior starter was held scoreless both quarters.
Photo: PhotoNews Media/Clark Brooks

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