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The game in photos: Tommies take conference opener against Oles
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Junior Fritz Waldvogel was unstoppable in Saturday’s conference opener against St. Olaf. The wide receiver scored three touchdowns and caught 12 passes for 239 yards in a 49-14 Tommie win.
The team will host the Concordia-Moorhead Cobbers (1-2) next Saturday.
John Kruger can be reached at jckruger@stthomas.edu.
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