PHOTOS: Chadron State football rolls past South Dakota Mines
Chadron State football rolled past South Dakota Mines 35-10 on Saturday, Nov. 1 in Rapid City.
Chadron State junior quarterback Aiden Thompson (12) eludes tacklers against South Dakota Mines on Saturday, Nov. 1 in Rapid City. The Eagles won 35-10. Thompson finished with 77 rush yards on 15 carries in the Eagles win. Thompson was 19-of-31 passing for 244 yards and three touchdowns.
Chadron State defenders celebrate with junior defensive end William Stemler (51) after he sacked South Dakota Mines freshman quarterback Gage Baker on Saturday, Nov. 1 at O'Harra Stadium in Rapid City.
Cheerleaders with Chadron State cheer on the Eagles.
Chadron State junior defensive end William Stemler dives to tackle South Dakota Mines senior running back Ty Harris.
The Chadron State offensive line.
South Dakota Mines junior running back Dawson Dunbar (30) of Chadron looks for a defender to block as Hardrocker freshman wide receiver Jacoby Ogbonna runs the ball on a reverse. Dunbar, a Chadron High grad, rushed 12 times for 77 yards against the Eagles.
Chadron State junior quarterback Aiden Thompson hands off to freshman running back Quincey Ryker (30) of Sargent.
Chadron State freshman Marcelo Rossi corrals a punt.
Chadron State sophomore wide receiver Cedar Amiotte (13) of Wall, South Dakota hypes up the team before the game.
Chadron State cheerleaders came out to Rapid City to cheer on the Eagles.
Chadron State beat South Dakota Mines 35-10 on Saturday, Nov. 1 in Rapid City.
Chadron State linebacker Logan O’Brien of Kearney (43) intercepted a pass and took it 30 yards to the end zone early in the fourth quarter last Friday, Nov. 1 as the Eagles defeated South Dakota Mines in Rapid City. It was O’Brien’s second pick-six of the season. That’s William Stemler (51), applauding O’Brien’s interception return.
Chadron State’s Garet Schlabs, a sophomore from Cheyenne, was at full stride when he caught this 33-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Aidan Thompson early in the second quarter against South Dakota Mines in Rapid City last Saturday.
Chadron State beat South Dakota Mines 35-10 on Saturday, Nov. 1 in Rapid City.
Chadron State freshman running back Quincey Ryker rushes against South Dakota Mines on Saturday, Nov. 1 in Rapid City.
The Chadron State players get hyped before the game.
The Chadron State and South Dakota Mines cheerleaders pose for a photo together.
A throng of Chadron State fans made the trip to Rapid City.
A group of Chadron State fans smile for a photo.
Chadron State and South Dakota Mines captains gather at midfield for the coin flip.
Chadron State junior defensive end William Stemler dives to tackle South Dakota Mines senior running back Ty Harris on Saturday, Nov. 1 at O'Harra Stadium in Rapid City.
A South Dakota Mines lineman tries in vain to prevent a Chadron State sack of Hardrockers quarterback Gage Baker.
Chadron State junior quarterback Aiden Thompson (12) runs the ball against South Dakota Mines on Saturday, Nov. 1. On the season, Thompson has completed 104 of 166 passes for 1,260 yards and 18 touchdowns, with three interceptions. He's gained 250 yards on 53 rushes, a total that includes lost yards due to sacks.
Chadron State junior quarterback Aiden Thompson eludes tacklers against South Dakota Mines on Saturday, Nov. 1 in Rapid City. The Eagles won 35-10.
ICYMI: The Eagles beat South Dakota Mines to stay undefeated in RMAC play.
The upstart Eagles have won seven consecutive Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference contests to share first place in the league standings with two games remaining on the schedule.
O’Brien is the only RMAC player with four weekly honors on the season.
A look at the standings, scores and upcoming games.
ICYIMI: The win keeps the Eagles in a deadlock for first place in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference standings with one game left in the regular season.
Chadron State earned a No. 22 national ranking.
The pair were honored this week.
It was an instant classic befitting an RMAC title decider.
The Chadron State football team is in the Division II playoffs.
The result ends the Eagles’ season at 8-4 overall, with the program’s first trip to the postseason since 2012.
Wilson Yee made an impact on and off the field in Chadron.
The coaches note that while the Eagles graduated a long list of players who led the team to an 8-1 RMAC record, capable replacements are available.
Much is at stake for the Eagles besides just possession the Eagle-Rock Trophy that goes to the winner.Â
Sidney finished its regular season undefeated.
The Hemingford Bobcats are having an outstanding football season. They have an 8-1 record entering their second Class D-1 playoff game at home…
The Chadron State women recorded 386 points and equaled their 12th-place finish at last year's meet.
Chadron’s Gracie Calkins was among the medal winners.
The Chadron State women recorded 386 points and equaled their 12th-place finish at last year's meet, which was the program's highest since 2017.
The Eagles will have the opportunity to snap that streak tonight in the Chicoine Center.Â
