Three members of the Osmond Tiger football team were selected for post-season recognition
The Osmond Tigers football three members selected for post-season recognition. These included seniors Alexis Solorzano, Josh Gansebom, and Landon Stelling. These three gentlemen were recognized as All-District D2-4 players, and . . .
Tigers end season at Riverside
CEDAR RAPIDS—The Osmond Tigers went into Thursday, October 24’s game at Riverside looking to make one more effort to keep their playoff hopes alive. After a 60-16 loss, the Tigers ended their season. The game really . . .
Wolfpack gang-up on Tigers
Wolfpack gang-up on Tigers The Osmond Tigers suffered a difficult loss to the Elgin Public/Pope John Wolfpack 42-22 on Friday night in Osmond—Senior Night. The Tigers came into the game needing to play well to subdue the . . .
Tigers defeat Wildcats in blustery contest
Tigers defeat Wildcats in blustery contest It wasn’t pretty, but the Osmond Tigers earned a 50-20 win over the Winside Wildcats on Friday, October 13 at Winside. The Tigers got off to a fast start as they recovered a fumble on . . .
Tigers fall to Pirates
The Osmond Tigers football team had a difficult night against the Plainview Pirates as they fell 52-6 at home on Friday, October 4. “Overall, we had a really good of practice, but we couldn’t quite translate it . . .
Flyers soar past Tigers
HUMPHREY—The Osmond Tigers football team was met with the rare opportunity of playing one of the elite teams in the area. They travelled to Humphrey to take on the St. Francis Flyers on Friday afternoon. . . .
Tigers lose to Bears in Homecoming game
The Osmond Tigers football team fell to the Laurel-Concord-Coleridge Bears 40-20 on Friday, September 20 in Osmond on Homecoming. Although the Tigers struggled once in a while to overcome penalties and some other mistakes, . . .
Tigers downed by Blue Devils
WYNOT—The Osmond Tigers football team suffered a loss on the road to the Wynot Blue Devils. The Tigers we defeated 42-40 in overtime. Overall, the Tigers had a lead throughout basically the whole game until the Blue Devils were . . .
Tigers open season against Viking
After nearly three weeks of practice, the Tigers finally got an opportunity to play against a live opponent. The Tigers began their game schedule by defeating the Wausa Vikings 38-8 in Osmond on Friday, August 30. For the Tigers, this . . .
The Osmond Tigers football team is ready to go for the 2019 season.
Tigers ready to begin new season The Osmond Tigers football team is ready to go for the 2019 season. Of course the Tigers lost two fantastic seniors to graduation last season in Nick Reikofski and Anthony . . .
Tigers fall in round 2
Tigers downed in second round BLOOMFIELD—The Osmond Tigers football team fell short on Halloween night to the Bloomfield Bees 30-20 in the second round of the Class D2 playoffs. After a scoreless first quarter, . . .
Tigers defeat Chargers
Tigers defeat Chargers in regular season home finale The Osmond Tigers football team had a busy night on Thursday, October 18. While the Tigers won 62-32 against the Riverside Chargers, there were a few activities going on . . .
Football players recognized for district accomplishments
Hard work before and during the 2017 football season paid off for five Osmond Tigers student-athletes who were slated as All-District D2-5 performers. Colton Beacom (Sr., B/OLB), Drew Krienert (Sr., E/DE), Anthony Heiman . . .
Jaguars outdo Tigers on gridiron
The Howells-Dodge Jaguars earned a 38-6 victory over the Osmond Tigers in Osmond on Friday, September 1. While the scoreboard may not have indicated it, the Tigers made significant improvements from their season opener . . .
Tigers fall to Flyers in Humphrey
Tiger football begins season with loss at St. Francis HUMPHREY—The Osmond Tigers football team opened their 2017 campaign with a 54-6 loss against the Humphrey-St. Francis Flyers on Friday, August 25 in Humphrey. While neither . . .
Tigers begin 2017 season at HSF
As the Osmond Tigers football team eyes the start of their 2017 season, they look to accomplish some lofty goals. Coming into the season with twenty players, the Tiger players owe a “Thank-you” to all of those who have helped . . .
