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Slideshow: Vikings claim first win against Meadowdale

Ryan Brownell and Oliver Hopcroft • Sep 1, 2018
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The Vikings burst through their flag to take the field at the start of the game. Inglemoor gained an early lead of 14-6 in the first quarter.

On Aug. 30 at Pop Keeney Stadium, the Vikings overcame past losses and won the first football game of the season 29-28 against the Meadowdale Mavericks. See some highlights of the game by clicking through the slideshow.

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Ryan Brownell
Ryan Brownell, Reporter
Senior Ryan Brownell is a reporter for Nordic News for the 2018-2019 school year. His goal is to create a more informed and connected student body through relevant and entertaining stories. Outside of school, he enjoys going for hikes, camping, reading, developing his hobbies, making people laugh, sketching and training for the Viking Crew season. He is very excited to be a part of the wonderful Nordic News family!
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Oliver Hopcroft, Co-Editor-in-Chief
Senior Oliver Hopcroft is the Co-Editor-in-Chief of Nordic News for the 2018-2019 school year. His goal is to keep Nordic running smoothly and  produce quality content. He also wants to serve his community by providing relevant information and make sure every staff member gets to contribute in the way they’d like. Outside of Nordic, Oliver enjoys reading books, running and working with computers.
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