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It was a tale of two halves Friday night for the Glenwood football team.

After spitting and sputtering for most of the first half, the Rams’ offense came to life in the third quarter to fuel a 31-14 homecoming victory over Perry.

“We felt we kind of beat ourselves in the first half,” Glenwood head coach Cory Faust said. “I credit our coaches for making adjustments for the second half and the players coming out and executing.”

Fremont-Mills downed Sidney 25-12, 20-25, 26-24, 25-19 in Corner Conference volleyball last Tuesday.

The Knights (10-3 overall, 3-1 in the conference) hit .154 as a team and recorded 41 kills.

Taryn Williams led with 14 kills. Andrea McClary added nine and Macy Williams and Madison Powers had eight each.

Delaney Langfelt finished with 36 set assists and nine digs.

Knights sweep triangular

ESSEX - Score early and score often.

That’s precisely what Fremont-Mills did as they defeated Essex/South Page Friday night 55-12 in 8-man District 8 football action.

The Knights scored 34 points in the first half, 27 of which came in the first quarter of play, as they won their third game in a row.

“It was a very physical game, but in the first half I thought we controlled the tempo and controlled all aspects of the game,” Fremont-Mills Head Coach Jeremy Christiansen said.

TABOR – It was a happy homecoming for Fremont-Mills Friday night as the Knights rolled to a hard-fought 45-34 victory over CAM.

Quarterback Jason Rusten passed for three touchdowns and ran for another as the Knights improved their record to 2-1.

“They (CAM) were everything we expected,” Fremont-Mills coach Jeremy Christiansen said. “Physically, I thought we were able to handle them. Defensively, I thought we played well until we’d have a blown assignment.”