Lutheran Football Sets Sights on First State Championship: Senior Class Driven by Last Year’s Loss
Key points:
- Lutheran football aims to win their first state championship
- Senior class carrying the expectation of success
- Team motivated by last year's championship loss
Lutheran football is determined to win their first state championship this fall after reaching the Class 3A title game for the past three seasons. With a senior class of 25 players, the Lions believe they have what it takes to go all the way. Last year’s championship loss to Roosevelt has motivated them to improve in the trenches and match up against top contenders like Roosevelt, Green Mountain, and Durango. With a strong offense led by senior quarterback Ryken Daugaard, Lutheran aims to dominate with their high-powered tempo offense. The team is determined to bring home the championship ring.
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