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HOLMEN 21, MEDFORD 14 - Chances were there, but Vikings escape with 21-14 win

Chances were there, but Vikings escape with 21-14 win
Medford’s Caden Olson bounces outside on his way to a 28-yard gain that puts the Raiders inside Holmen’s 10-yard line and sets up the Raiders’ tying touchdown in the fourth quarter of what wound up being a 21-14 loss in Friday’s season opener.
Chances were there, but Vikings escape with 21-14 win
Medford’s Caden Olson bounces outside on his way to a 28-yard gain that puts the Raiders inside Holmen’s 10-yard line and sets up the Raiders’ tying touchdown in the fourth quarter of what wound up being a 21-14 loss in Friday’s season opener.

While both teams had their fair share of mistakes, penalties and leg cramps that can be typical of first football games, Medford and Holmen both showed glimpses of what they’re capable of Friday ...

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