Cardinals game choir, tough losses and a Monday mercy rule

Sept.22 to Sept.29

Regan Peterson, photo editor|September 29, 2017

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Becca Newton
Nolan Deane, defense, attempts to get in front of the ball to win possession during the game against Lindbergh at Eureka, Sept. 26. “I have always loved the sport,” Deane said. “It is my favorite thing to do because I have played it since I was young. When I step out on the field I am not nervous. I always just get this gut feeling when I am going to come out strong in a game. I can’t describe it, I just know.” The Wildcats lost, 1-3.