Hunter Tickel
Writer at Tribune-Star
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Oct 7, 2024 |
suncommercial.com | Hunter Tickel
There’s one Linton Stockton defender that’s difficult to overlook, especially for his kindred. He’s marked himself with a white sleeve on his left arm so his family can pick him out throughout all the battles in the trenches on both sides of the ball, especially in the heart of scrums. This is junior Corey Andrews, an inside linebacker creaming the opposition throughout the arena.
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Oct 7, 2024 |
suncommercial.com | Hunter Tickel
Linton Stockton football dealt North Knox a knockout in the opening half en route to its first shutout and most points in a 48-0 win. On Friday, the No. 9 Miners (5-2) picked up where they left off in the closing half the previous week scoring 34 points in the opening two quarters for a 72-7 advantage over four quarters. For homecoming weekend, the Linton offensive line owned the line of scrimmage with a consistent push and linemen lead blocking and pulling downfield for running backs.
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Oct 3, 2024 |
suncommercial.com | Hunter Tickel
Hayden Feltner’s 10 fingers were money for Linton Stockton in Week 6. His dexterity spearheaded a second-half rally for a Miners (4-2) get-right week. Linton posted a 46-14 win against Greencastle — a matchup pushed back a day. The Miners host North Knox (2-4) on Friday and a win for Linton clinches a sixth straight regular season winning record for the program. A plethora of skillful strokes permeated throughout the Greencastle turf by Feltner.
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Sep 19, 2024 |
suncommercial.com | Hunter Tickel
Linton Stockton football had three quarterback options coming into this campaign. That number dwindled to two in the second quarter of the opener when junior Paul Oliver was hampered with a shoulder injury. Now, there are two guys in the pocket and doing damage and working like two peas in a pod — senior Braylon McBride and junior Russell Goodman. The No. 5 Miners (3-1) in Class 2A, travel to Boonville (1-3) from 4A on Friday.
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Sep 16, 2024 |
suncommercial.com | Hunter Tickel
In a Greene-Sullivan County dual, Linton Stockton and Sullivan dished out a slugfest. The No. 6 Miners got the last lick to ward off the Golden Arrows in a 42-20 win Friday at Roy Williams Field. Linton (3-1) took its largest lead in the third quarter 28-12. It came via a pair of touchdowns from junior Russell Goodman and a Braylon McBride-Jesse Voigtschild connection through the air.
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