MLive has playoff brackets for all eight divisions of prep football.
Click here to see them.
It's the easiest way to stay on top of who the teams are playing as the playoffs progress.
Here is who regular-season Mountie foes Lansing Sexton, Mason and St. Johns play during the second round of playoffs (according to MLive):
St. Johns vs. Mount Pleasant (Division 3).
Mason vs. DeWitt (Division 3).
Lansing Sexton vs. Battle Creek Pennfield (Division 4).
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Showing posts with label st. johns. Show all posts
Sunday, October 31, 2010
Friday, September 3, 2010
Grant Wedgwood rushes for 90 yards in loss to St. Johns
Northwest's Grant Wedgwood rushed for 90 yards in Thursday night's loss to St. John's, according to the Jackson Citizen Patriot and MLive's High School Sports site.
Read the story here.
And here is the Lansing State Journal's game story.
Read the story here.
And here is the Lansing State Journal's game story.
Sunday, August 29, 2010
Mounties lose opener to Lansing Catholic; face tough Week 2 foe in St. Johns
Jackson Northwest lost its opener Friday to Lansing Catholic Central, 49-20, at home, according to the Jackson Citizen Patriot and MLive's high school sports site.
Read the game story here.
In Week 2, the Mounties play at St. Johns, which beat Charlotte, 54-21, on the road in its season opener.
Northwest lost to St. Johns 35-20 a year ago. The Mounties are 0-5 against the Redwings.
Read the game story here.
In Week 2, the Mounties play at St. Johns, which beat Charlotte, 54-21, on the road in its season opener.
Northwest lost to St. Johns 35-20 a year ago. The Mounties are 0-5 against the Redwings.
Saturday, September 19, 2009
Massey predicts easy Lansing Sexton win over Northwest
The Massey Ratings computer predicts Lansing Sexton will beat Northwest by three touchdowns -- 37-18.
See prediction here.
Of course, the Massey computer was wrong last week when it picked Belleville to beat the Mounties.
St. Johns is the only common opponent so far this year that both Northwest and Lansing Sexton have faced. The Mounties lost to St. Johns in Week 2, 35-20, while Sexton fell to them Friday, 35-28 in overtime. Redwings win thriller in overtime.
It'll be a tough one for the Mounties on Friday. But a three touchdown difference seems a bit much.
In fact, if the Mounties play their best ball of the season the game appears winnable. Perhaps their underdog status will inspire them.
See prediction here.
Of course, the Massey computer was wrong last week when it picked Belleville to beat the Mounties.
St. Johns is the only common opponent so far this year that both Northwest and Lansing Sexton have faced. The Mounties lost to St. Johns in Week 2, 35-20, while Sexton fell to them Friday, 35-28 in overtime. Redwings win thriller in overtime.
It'll be a tough one for the Mounties on Friday. But a three touchdown difference seems a bit much.
In fact, if the Mounties play their best ball of the season the game appears winnable. Perhaps their underdog status will inspire them.
Friday, September 4, 2009
Coach Cobb: 'We have to be consistent'
According to the Jackson Citizen Patriot, the Mounties put up a tough fight against St. Johns but missed several opportunities to take control of Thursday's game.
Check out the game story here (it includes a slideshow of pictures).
From MLive's High School Sports site:
TEAM STATS
PLAYER STATS
Check out the game story here (it includes a slideshow of pictures).
From MLive's High School Sports site:
TEAM STATS
PLAYER STATS
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Jackson Northwest loses to St. Johns, 35-20
The Jackson Northwest Mounties lost their home opener Friday to St. Johns, 35-20.
The Mounties fall to 0-2 on the season while St. Johns improves to 2-0.
No story or detailed stats are yet available on MLive's High School Sports site. But the quarter-by-quarter score is. Click here to see it.
It looks like Northwest played the Redwings tough but gave up 21 points in the fourth quarter.
Next week, Northwest plays at home against Owosso. The Mounties are 2-0 against the Trojans, beating them 36-6 last year and 35-14 in 2007.
Owosso is 0-2 so far this year. The Trojans lost on Thursday to Mason, 35-13. They lost their opener, 9-7, to Corunna.
The Mounties fall to 0-2 on the season while St. Johns improves to 2-0.
No story or detailed stats are yet available on MLive's High School Sports site. But the quarter-by-quarter score is. Click here to see it.
It looks like Northwest played the Redwings tough but gave up 21 points in the fourth quarter.
Next week, Northwest plays at home against Owosso. The Mounties are 2-0 against the Trojans, beating them 36-6 last year and 35-14 in 2007.
Owosso is 0-2 so far this year. The Trojans lost on Thursday to Mason, 35-13. They lost their opener, 9-7, to Corunna.
Friday, January 16, 2009
Rivals archive: Northwest vs. Saint Johns
Northwest has played Saint Johns 6 times.
The Redwings lead the series 6-0
2010 - Saint Johns 34, Northwest 7
2009 - Saint Johns 35, Northwest 20
2008 - Saint Johns 35, Northwest 6
2007 - Saint Johns 49, Northwest 41
2006 - Saint Johns 42, Northwest 14
2005 - Saint Johns 49, Northwest 20
Scores come from michigan-football.com.
The Redwings lead the series 6-0
2010 - Saint Johns 34, Northwest 7
2009 - Saint Johns 35, Northwest 20
2008 - Saint Johns 35, Northwest 6
2007 - Saint Johns 49, Northwest 41
2006 - Saint Johns 42, Northwest 14
2005 - Saint Johns 49, Northwest 20
Scores come from michigan-football.com.
Saturday, October 18, 2008
3rd quarter tough for Northwest -- again
St. Johns outscored the Mounties 21-0 in the third quarter Friday on its way to a 35-6 win, according to MLive.
"I thought we played pretty well in the first half," Northwest coach Eddie Cobb said. "Either we played well, or they played bad and came out and played better in the second half."
Trevor Boyk ran for 95 yards on 20 carries, giving him more than 1,000 yards rushing on the season.
Last week, Jackson High scored 10 points off of a pair of Mountie fumbles in the third quarter in its 1-point win over Northwest.
*MLive game story here.
*Team/game stats here.
*Player stats here.
*St. Johns' stats here from the Lansing State Journal.
"I thought we played pretty well in the first half," Northwest coach Eddie Cobb said. "Either we played well, or they played bad and came out and played better in the second half."
Trevor Boyk ran for 95 yards on 20 carries, giving him more than 1,000 yards rushing on the season.
Last week, Jackson High scored 10 points off of a pair of Mountie fumbles in the third quarter in its 1-point win over Northwest.
*MLive game story here.
*Team/game stats here.
*Player stats here.
*St. Johns' stats here from the Lansing State Journal.
Sunday, October 12, 2008
Predicting the St. Johns game
Except for that win-loss thing, my prediction of a 27-22 Mountie victory over Jackson High last week wasn't too far off.
So now, in another shameless attempt to lure comments and prompt a conversation about Mountie football, I'll make another prediction.
Here goes.
Let there be no doubt the Mounties have an uphill climb this week.
They are fairly evenly matched with St. Johns although on a neutral field I'd give the Redwings a 3-4 point advantage on account of their win over Lansing Sexton.
Give them another couple of points for being at home and a few more for basically playing a tune-up game last week while Northwest was battling Jackson High. With those factors in mind, the Massey Ratings prediction of a 35-23 St. Johns win doesn't seem too outlandish.
But computers don't factor in the human element.
This is a team that was talking about Ford Field after the first game of the season.
Now, if they want to make the playoffs, they must win their final two games.
I think one of two things will happen this week.
Either the Mounties will come out unfocused, flat and hungover from the Jackson High game and lose by two or three touchdowns, or they will play with the same grit, spirit and high level of intensity they showed last week while eliminating the mistakes and grind out a tough win.
They'll have to play their best game of the season to beat St. Johns.
I say they do it.
Prediction: Northwest 30, St. Johns 28.
Please share your prediction in the comment section below.
So now, in another shameless attempt to lure comments and prompt a conversation about Mountie football, I'll make another prediction.
Here goes.
Let there be no doubt the Mounties have an uphill climb this week.
They are fairly evenly matched with St. Johns although on a neutral field I'd give the Redwings a 3-4 point advantage on account of their win over Lansing Sexton.
Give them another couple of points for being at home and a few more for basically playing a tune-up game last week while Northwest was battling Jackson High. With those factors in mind, the Massey Ratings prediction of a 35-23 St. Johns win doesn't seem too outlandish.
But computers don't factor in the human element.
This is a team that was talking about Ford Field after the first game of the season.
Now, if they want to make the playoffs, they must win their final two games.
I think one of two things will happen this week.
Either the Mounties will come out unfocused, flat and hungover from the Jackson High game and lose by two or three touchdowns, or they will play with the same grit, spirit and high level of intensity they showed last week while eliminating the mistakes and grind out a tough win.
They'll have to play their best game of the season to beat St. Johns.
I say they do it.
Prediction: Northwest 30, St. Johns 28.
Please share your prediction in the comment section below.
Saturday, October 11, 2008
Week 8: St. Johns
The Jackson Northwest Mounties (4-3) go on the road to St. Johns (5-2) on Friday, Oct. 17, in a must-win game for Northwest if it hopes to make the playoffs this year.
St. Johns is coming off of an easy 34-20 road victory Friday over Owosso (they led 34-6 after 3 quarters and then gave up a pair of 4th-quarter touchdowns).
A year ago, St. Johns beat Northwest 49-41.
Here's a look at St. Johns so far this year, according to michigan-football.com:
W - Charlotte, 10-7
W - Flint Powers Catholic, 15-13
W - Lansing Sexton, 17-14 (Northwest lost to Sexton 36-15)
L - Mason, 22-50 (Northwest lost to Mason 42-7)
W - Lansing Waverly, 47-12 (Northwest beat Waverly 33-21)
L - Lansing Everett, 27-37
W - Owosso, 34-20 (Northwest beat Owosso 36-6)
St. Johns is coming off of an easy 34-20 road victory Friday over Owosso (they led 34-6 after 3 quarters and then gave up a pair of 4th-quarter touchdowns).
A year ago, St. Johns beat Northwest 49-41.
Here's a look at St. Johns so far this year, according to michigan-football.com:
W - Charlotte, 10-7
W - Flint Powers Catholic, 15-13
W - Lansing Sexton, 17-14 (Northwest lost to Sexton 36-15)
L - Mason, 22-50 (Northwest lost to Mason 42-7)
W - Lansing Waverly, 47-12 (Northwest beat Waverly 33-21)
L - Lansing Everett, 27-37
W - Owosso, 34-20 (Northwest beat Owosso 36-6)
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