North Park Vikings Football Team Ends Season with Five Wins, Shows Resilience Against 12th-Ranked Wheaton Thunder
Key points:
- North Park Vikings football team finishes the season with five wins for the first time since 1968
- They had a tough game against the 12th-ranked Wheaton Thunder, but showed resilience and scored some touchdowns
- Many positives to look forward to for next season with returning starters and the possibility of some seniors coming back for their fifth year
North Park Vikings Football Team finishes season with five wins for the first time since ’68, marking a historic achievement. Despite a tough loss to the 12th-ranked Wheaton College, the Vikings showcased their potential. Quarterback Matt Eck delivered a stellar performance with 271 passing yards and three touchdowns, while Kalen Riley-Richardson and Quadrell Hill stood out with impressive contributions. The team’s standout players, including Jaydin Miller and Jonathan Thomas, displayed strong defensive prowess. The Vikings show promise for the upcoming season, building on this year’s success.
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