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High school football: Woodbury upsets crosstown rival East Ridge

By | jfrederick@pioneerpress.com
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Woodbury 47, East Ridge 25: Woodbury senior quarterback Jake West threw three touchdowns as the Royals (4-4) upset crosstown rival East Ridge (6-2) for their fourth win in their last five games. Royals senior running back Ricardo Twinawe provided big-play scores, tallying a 52-yard receiving touchdown, a 33-yard receiving touchdown and a 76-yard run. Woodbury running back Jalen Morrison ran in two touchdowns, while senior receiver Jeremiah Coddon hauled in two scores.

Mounds View 21, Cretin-Derham Hall 7: Mounds View junior fullback Alex Relling ran for three scores as Mounds View (6-2) racked up 163 rushing yards. The Mustangs held Cretin-Derham Hall (6-2) to just 205 total yards, while also forcing two turnovers.

St. Thomas Academy 10, Henry Sibley 6: St. Thomas Academy quarterback Tommy Dolan connected with senior receiver John Myran for a 29-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter to give the Cadets (5-3) a lead they wouldn’t surrender. Henry Sibley (3-5) was led by senior running back Sakai Kelly, who netted 101 rushing yards.

Jace Frederick

Jace Frederick

Jace has covered a slew of sports since he joined the Pioneer Press in May 2015, but his primary duty is covering high schools. Jace enjoys the beat, even though he's been mistaken for a student on multiple occasions.
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