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STAFF BLOG MORE WITH MORKEN Facing reality helps turn around Alexandria's season
Maybe the biggest reason for the Alexandria football team's turnaround in the last three weeks has stemmed from admitting a mistake early in the year. The Cardinal coaching staff came into the season...
Posted on 10/26/11 at 3:55 PM
Card football: Alex runs all over Sauk Rapids-Rice
The Cardinals are playing their best football at the right time
By Eric Morken , October 28, 2011
Football: Cardinal rally falls short in overtime
A two-point conversion fails and the Cards fall in the Section 8AAAA championships
By Lori Mork , November 10, 2010
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Weathering the storm: Alexandria hands Rocori 34-6 loss in 8AAAA opener
The Cardinal football team put aside miserable conditions on Tuesday night to dominate its first round game against Rocori in the Section 8AAAA playoffs.
By Eric Morken , October 29, 2010
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Card football: Team falls short in 8AAAA championship
Sartell held fast on a final second conversion attempt by the Cards, ending their season
By By Eric Morken, Sports Reporter , November 11, 2009
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Card football: Sabres final roadblock to state
Alexandria will meet Sartell for the first time this season tomorrow.
By By Eric Morken, Sports Reporter , November 06, 2009
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Card gridders head to Section 8AAAA finals
Alex's defense was stellar in the 21-7 win over Detroit Lakes Halloween night.
By By Lori Mork, Sports Editor , November 04, 2009
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Card football: On to round two
The Cardinals scored on the ground and in the air to rout St. Cloud Apollo 37-8 in Section 8AAAA football
By By Eric Morken, Sports Reporter , October 30, 2009
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