LAKE PARK - The Raiders improved to 3-0 on the season and sit atop the Northstar West Conference with Mahnomen heading into this Friday’s matchup with the Indians after a 34-6 victory over Badger-Greenbush-Middle River (0-3). Lake Park-Audubon blew the game open late with a 20-point fourth quarter against a struggling Gator squad that has been outscored 103-14 in three games. “It was a great team effort,” Head Coach Brad Dunham said. “Our running backs ran hard and our offensive-line controlled the line of scrimmage.” Senior quarterback Tim Brekken scored from a yard out pushing the Raider lead to 20-6, followed by fellow senior running back Tory Haglund’s 28-yard run and a 37-yard scamper by freshman Carter Raaen for the 34-6 final.
Raaen’s score was his only rushing attempt of the game giving the freshman a bloated average of 37 yards per carry. The Gators played the Raiders tough in the first half as the two teams traded scores. “The second quarter we shot ourselves in the foot but we refocused in the second half and played well,” Dunham said. “Defensively, we stopped the run and everyone did their responsibility.” Senior Taylor Briard both LPA on the board with a 35-yard touchdown run and a Brekken point-after for an early 7-0 lead. The Gators answered when Trevor Undeberg scored on a touchdown pass from Darius Watson cutting the Raider lead to 7-6. Taylor Briard scored the only third quarter touchdown from three-yards out to give the Raiders a 14-6 lead, the first of 27 unanswered points. Lake Park-Audubon got rushing contributions from 11 runners accumulating 281 total yards on the ground. Haglund rushed 14 times for 104 yards and two touchdowns. Briard added 46 yards and a score. Junior Paul Jenson rushed for 38 yards on three scores. Brekken was 5-8 passing for 73 yards and one interception. [[{"type":"media","view_mode":"media_large","fid":"1103484","attributes":{"alt":"","class":"media-image","height":"452","typeof":"foaf:Image","width":"480"}}]] The Raiders take their undefeated mark back on the road to Mahnomen in a showdown for the conference lead against the top team in Class 1A and winners of 31 straight games. The Indians were hit by the injury bug in their 35-14 win at Fosston over the Greyhounds. The Indians’ top two quarterbacks junior Tom Pavek and sophomore Brian Schoenborn left the game. Schoenborn broke his wrist and will miss significant time. Pavek’s status for Friday night is not yet available. “I would say we survived with a win,” Mahnomen Head Coach John Clark, Jr. said after defeating the Greyhounds by three scores. “It will be a big test on Friday against Mahnomen,” said Dunham. Raider results Lake Park-Audubon 34, Badger-Greenbush-Middle River 6 BGM 0 6 0 0 – 6 LPA 7 0 7 20 – 34 LPA–Briard 35 run (Brekken kick) BGMR–Undeberg pass from Watson (kick failed) LPA–Haglund 3 run (Brekken kick) LPA–Brekken 1 run (kick failed) LPA–Haglund 28 run (kick failed) LPA–Raaen 37 run (Mattson run)LAKE PARK - The Raiders improved to 3-0 on the season and sit atop the Northstar West Conference with Mahnomen heading into this Friday’s matchup with the Indians after a 34-6 victory over Badger-Greenbush-Middle River (0-3). Lake Park-Audubon blew the game open late with a 20-point fourth quarter against a struggling Gator squad that has been outscored 103-14 in three games. “It was a great team effort,” Head Coach Brad Dunham said. “Our running backs ran hard and our offensive-line controlled the line of scrimmage.” Senior quarterback Tim Brekken scored from a yard out pushing the Raider lead to 20-6, followed by fellow senior running back Tory Haglund’s 28-yard run and a 37-yard scamper by freshman Carter Raaen for the 34-6 final. [[{"type":"media","view_mode":"media_large","fid":"1103482","attributes":{"alt":"","class":"media-image","height":"404","typeof":"foaf:Image","width":"480"}}]] Raaen’s score was his only rushing attempt of the game giving the freshman a bloated average of 37 yards per carry. The Gators played the Raiders tough in the first half as the two teams traded scores. “The second quarter we shot ourselves in the foot but we refocused in the second half and played well,” Dunham said. “Defensively, we stopped the run and everyone did their responsibility.” Senior Taylor Briard both LPA on the board with a 35-yard touchdown run and a Brekken point-after for an early 7-0 lead. The Gators answered when Trevor Undeberg scored on a touchdown pass from Darius Watson cutting the Raider lead to 7-6. Taylor Briard scored the only third quarter touchdown from three-yards out to give the Raiders a 14-6 lead, the first of 27 unanswered points. Lake Park-Audubon got rushing contributions from 11 runners accumulating 281 total yards on the ground. Haglund rushed 14 times for 104 yards and two touchdowns. Briard added 46 yards and a score. Junior Paul Jenson rushed for 38 yards on three scores. Brekken was 5-8 passing for 73 yards and one interception.
The Raiders take their undefeated mark back on the road to Mahnomen in a showdown for the conference lead against the top team in Class 1A and winners of 31 straight games. The Indians were hit by the injury bug in their 35-14 win at Fosston over the Greyhounds. The Indians’ top two quarterbacks junior Tom Pavek and sophomore Brian Schoenborn left the game. Schoenborn broke his wrist and will miss significant time. Pavek’s status for Friday night is not yet available. “I would say we survived with a win,” Mahnomen Head Coach John Clark, Jr. said after defeating the Greyhounds by three scores. “It will be a big test on Friday against Mahnomen,” said Dunham. Raider results Lake Park-Audubon 34, Badger-Greenbush-Middle River 6 BGM 0 6 0 0 – 6 LPA 7 0 7 20 – 34 LPA–Briard 35 run (Brekken kick) BGMR–Undeberg pass from Watson (kick failed) LPA–Haglund 3 run (Brekken kick) LPA–Brekken 1 run (kick failed) LPA–Haglund 28 run (kick failed) LPA–Raaen 37 run (Mattson run)LAKE PARK - The Raiders improved to 3-0 on the season and sit atop the Northstar West Conference with Mahnomen heading into this Friday’s matchup with the Indians after a 34-6 victory over Badger-Greenbush-Middle River (0-3).Lake Park-Audubon blew the game open late with a 20-point fourth quarter against a struggling Gator squad that has been outscored 103-14 in three games.“It was a great team effort,” Head Coach Brad Dunham said. “Our running backs ran hard and our offensive-line controlled the line of scrimmage.”Senior quarterback Tim Brekken scored from a yard out pushing the Raider lead to 20-6, followed by fellow senior running back Tory Haglund’s 28-yard run and a 37-yard scamper by freshman Carter Raaen for the 34-6 final.
Raaen’s score was his only rushing attempt of the game giving the freshman a bloated average of 37 yards per carry.The Gators played the Raiders tough in the first half as the two teams traded scores.“The second quarter we shot ourselves in the foot but we refocused in the second half and played well,” Dunham said. “Defensively, we stopped the run and everyone did their responsibility.”Senior Taylor Briard both LPA on the board with a 35-yard touchdown run and a Brekken point-after for an early 7-0 lead.The Gators answered when Trevor Undeberg scored on a touchdown pass from Darius Watson cutting the Raider lead to 7-6.Taylor Briard scored the only third quarter touchdown from three-yards out to give the Raiders a 14-6 lead, the first of 27 unanswered points.Lake Park-Audubon got rushing contributions from 11 runners accumulating 281 total yards on the ground.Haglund rushed 14 times for 104 yards and two touchdowns.Briard added 46 yards and a score. Junior Paul Jenson rushed for 38 yards on three scores.Brekken was 5-8 passing for 73 yards and one interception.[[{"type":"media","view_mode":"media_large","fid":"1103484","attributes":{"alt":"","class":"media-image","height":"452","typeof":"foaf:Image","width":"480"}}]]The Raiders take their undefeated mark back on the road to Mahnomen in a showdown for the conference lead against the top team in Class 1A and winners of 31 straight games.The Indians were hit by the injury bug in their 35-14 win at Fosston over the Greyhounds. The Indians’ top two quarterbacks junior Tom Pavek and sophomore Brian Schoenborn left the game. Schoenborn broke his wrist and will miss significant time. Pavek’s status for Friday night is not yet available.“I would say we survived with a win,” Mahnomen Head Coach John Clark, Jr. said after defeating the Greyhounds by three scores.“It will be a big test on Friday against Mahnomen,” said Dunham.Raider resultsLake Park-Audubon 34, Badger-Greenbush-Middle River 6BGM 0 6 0 0 – 6LPA 7 0 7 20 – 34LPA–Briard 35 run (Brekken kick)BGMR–Undeberg pass from Watson (kick failed)LPA–Haglund 3 run (Brekken kick)LPA–Brekken 1 run (kick failed)LPA–Haglund 28 run (kick failed)LPA–Raaen 37 run (Mattson run)LAKE PARK - The Raiders improved to 3-0 on the season and sit atop the Northstar West Conference with Mahnomen heading into this Friday’s matchup with the Indians after a 34-6 victory over Badger-Greenbush-Middle River (0-3).Lake Park-Audubon blew the game open late with a 20-point fourth quarter against a struggling Gator squad that has been outscored 103-14 in three games.“It was a great team effort,” Head Coach Brad Dunham said. “Our running backs ran hard and our offensive-line controlled the line of scrimmage.”Senior quarterback Tim Brekken scored from a yard out pushing the Raider lead to 20-6, followed by fellow senior running back Tory Haglund’s 28-yard run and a 37-yard scamper by freshman Carter Raaen for the 34-6 final.[[{"type":"media","view_mode":"media_large","fid":"1103482","attributes":{"alt":"","class":"media-image","height":"404","typeof":"foaf:Image","width":"480"}}]]Raaen’s score was his only rushing attempt of the game giving the freshman a bloated average of 37 yards per carry.The Gators played the Raiders tough in the first half as the two teams traded scores.“The second quarter we shot ourselves in the foot but we refocused in the second half and played well,” Dunham said. “Defensively, we stopped the run and everyone did their responsibility.”Senior Taylor Briard both LPA on the board with a 35-yard touchdown run and a Brekken point-after for an early 7-0 lead.The Gators answered when Trevor Undeberg scored on a touchdown pass from Darius Watson cutting the Raider lead to 7-6.Taylor Briard scored the only third quarter touchdown from three-yards out to give the Raiders a 14-6 lead, the first of 27 unanswered points.Lake Park-Audubon got rushing contributions from 11 runners accumulating 281 total yards on the ground.Haglund rushed 14 times for 104 yards and two touchdowns.Briard added 46 yards and a score. Junior Paul Jenson rushed for 38 yards on three scores.Brekken was 5-8 passing for 73 yards and one interception.
The Raiders take their undefeated mark back on the road to Mahnomen in a showdown for the conference lead against the top team in Class 1A and winners of 31 straight games.The Indians were hit by the injury bug in their 35-14 win at Fosston over the Greyhounds. The Indians’ top two quarterbacks junior Tom Pavek and sophomore Brian Schoenborn left the game. Schoenborn broke his wrist and will miss significant time. Pavek’s status for Friday night is not yet available.“I would say we survived with a win,” Mahnomen Head Coach John Clark, Jr. said after defeating the Greyhounds by three scores.“It will be a big test on Friday against Mahnomen,” said Dunham.Raider resultsLake Park-Audubon 34, Badger-Greenbush-Middle River 6BGM 0 6 0 0 – 6LPA 7 0 7 20 – 34LPA–Briard 35 run (Brekken kick)BGMR–Undeberg pass from Watson (kick failed)LPA–Haglund 3 run (Brekken kick)LPA–Brekken 1 run (kick failed)LPA–Haglund 28 run (kick failed)LPA–Raaen 37 run (Mattson run)
