Regardless of what's happened this season, this Friday's 42nd annual season-ending football game between Dow High and Midland High is always one that gets both teams fired up. "It's certainly a red-letter game on our schedule," said Chemics' coach Eric Methner, whose team is 7-1 overall and in the Saginaw Valley League and headed to the playoffs. "It's the city rivalry. It's a very important game every year for both teams." Kickoff is at 7 p.m. at Midland Stadium, and Dow is the host team this year. The game will be aired live on WMPX AM 1490 and ESPN 100.9 FM. The Chemics lead the series 32-10, including one playoff game won by Midland. The Chargers beat the Chemics 24-0 last year for their first win in the series since 2002. As Chargers' coach Jason Watkins noted, the players on the two teams know each other pretty well.
Friday, October 21, 2011
Dow, MHS square off on Friday at Midland Stadium
via Midland Daily News
Regardless of what's happened this season, this Friday's 42nd annual season-ending football game between Dow High and Midland High is always one that gets both teams fired up. "It's certainly a red-letter game on our schedule," said Chemics' coach Eric Methner, whose team is 7-1 overall and in the Saginaw Valley League and headed to the playoffs. "It's the city rivalry. It's a very important game every year for both teams." Kickoff is at 7 p.m. at Midland Stadium, and Dow is the host team this year. The game will be aired live on WMPX AM 1490 and ESPN 100.9 FM. The Chemics lead the series 32-10, including one playoff game won by Midland. The Chargers beat the Chemics 24-0 last year for their first win in the series since 2002. As Chargers' coach Jason Watkins noted, the players on the two teams know each other pretty well.
Regardless of what's happened this season, this Friday's 42nd annual season-ending football game between Dow High and Midland High is always one that gets both teams fired up. "It's certainly a red-letter game on our schedule," said Chemics' coach Eric Methner, whose team is 7-1 overall and in the Saginaw Valley League and headed to the playoffs. "It's the city rivalry. It's a very important game every year for both teams." Kickoff is at 7 p.m. at Midland Stadium, and Dow is the host team this year. The game will be aired live on WMPX AM 1490 and ESPN 100.9 FM. The Chemics lead the series 32-10, including one playoff game won by Midland. The Chargers beat the Chemics 24-0 last year for their first win in the series since 2002. As Chargers' coach Jason Watkins noted, the players on the two teams know each other pretty well.
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