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Brother Rice transfer Gavin Helpingstine’s punt return is a ‘big one’ in Andrean’s wet, windy win over Lowell

A standout play by Brother Rice transfer Gavin Helpingstine proved decisive in Andrean’s hard-fought victory over Lowell, overcoming challenging weather conditions. The game showcased the resilience of both teams, with Andrean’s defense and special teams making critical contributions to secure the win despite heavy rain and wind.

Meanwhile, Brother Rice’s Jameson Davis, who committed to Army over the summer, continues to make waves, reinforcing the school’s strong connection to military service traditions. Davis, whose family has deep ties to the armed forces, remains a key player as he prepares for his next chapter at the service academy.

Elsewhere in college football, Concordia Cobbers coach Terry Horan and Moorhead Spuds coach Kevin Feeney discussed recent team developments, highlighting the standout performance of St. John’s quarterback Trey Feeney.

Feeney, Kevin’s son, set a school record with seven touchdown passes in his last outing, demonstrating the depth of talent emerging in the region’s programs. Purdue’s Ryan Browne has also turned heads with improved play, leading a more cohesive offense that now poses a significant threat on the field.

In high school football, Anderson’s Owen Scalf delivered a dominant performance with 458 passing yards and six touchdowns, securing a 47-21 win over Winton Woods for the Eastern Conference Championship.

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