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Quarrier Wrestling Wins Two Duels in Final Home Meet

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Photo taken and used with permission by Tammy Chamley, Dells City Journal

Photo taken and used with permission by Tammy Chamley, Dells City Journal

After having to reschedule their final home meet of the season, the Dell Rapids Quarrier wrestling team won two duels on Saturday, February 9th.  The Quarriers defeated Sioux Falls Roosevelt 42-30 and also defeated Sioux Falls Lincoln 48-24.

Max Lamer was recognized on Senior Day as the lone senior wrestler for the 2018-2019 Quarriers.  Ella Lueders was also recognized for her contributions to the wrestling program as a senior statistician.

Jacob Vogel, Canyon Lowman, Lamer, Zach McKee, Gage Carr, and Mitchell Klinkenborg all earned two victories on the afternoon.

Dell Rapids will now prepare for the Region 1A tournament will be held at Sioux Falls Roosevelt High School on Saturday, February 16th.

Dell Rapids (DERA) 42.0, Sioux Falls Roosevelt (SFR) 30.0

  • 106: Andrew Weiland (DERA) over (SFR) (For.)
  • 113: Jacob Vogel (DERA) over Dane Mediger (SFR) (TF 16-0 2:16)
  • 120: Riley Hollingshead (SFR) over (DERA) (For.)
  • 126: Canyon Lowman (DERA) over Eli Leonhardt (SFR) (Dec 9-3)
  • 132: Dan Momotic (SFR) over (DERA) (For.)
  • 138: Max Lamer (DERA) over Cruiz  Vaughn (SFR) (MD 9-1)
  • 145: Eli  Kadoun (SFR) over Trevon Cross (DERA) (Fall 3:11)
  • 152: Zach McKee (DERA) over Tanner Swab (SFR) (Fall 1:31)
  • 160: Gage Carr (DERA) over Brody  Erickson (SFR) (Fall 2:28)
  • 170: Double Forfeit
  • 182: Sam Cavigielli (DERA) over (SFR) (For.)
  • 195: Mitchell Klinkenborg (DERA) over (SFR) (For.)
  • 220: Zane Wilson (SFR) over (DERA) (For.)
  • 285: Caleb Dagel (SFR) over (DERA) (For.)

Dell Rapids (DERA) 48.0, Sioux Falls Lincoln (SFL) 24.0

  • 106: Jace Entringer (DERA) over (SFL) (For.)
  • 113: Andrew Weiland (DERA) over (SFL) (For.)
  • 120: Jacob Vogel (DERA) over Alex Mentzer (SFL) (Dec 9-2)
  • 126: Canyon Lowman (DERA) over Hsaw Reh (SFL) (Fall 1:19)
  • 132: Double Forfeit
  • 138: Max Lamer (DERA) over Tae Ellenbecker (SFL) (Dec 4-1)
  • 145: Trevon Cross (DERA) over Zach Johnston (SFL) (Fall 0:36)
  • 152: Zach McKee (DERA) over Emerant Beyene (SFL) (Fall 1:16)
  • 160: Gage Carr (DERA) over Braedon  Treadway (SFL) (Fall 3:27)
  • 170: Jacob Murphy (SFL) over (DERA) (For.)
  • 182: Caleb Dumke (SFL) over Sam Cavigielli (DERA) (Fall 1:38)
  • 195: Mitchell Klinkenborg (DERA) over Dylan Muth (SFL) (Fall 1:11)
  • 220: Colton Bechard (SFL) over (DERA) (For.)
  • 285: Gavin Marco (SFL) over (DERA) (For.)

Cardinal Boys Ride Third Quarter to DWU Culver Classic Win

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DRSM LogoA 31-point outburst in the third quarter turned a close game into a comfortable win for the Dell Rapids St Mary Cardinals over the Corsica-Stickney Jaguars on Saturday, February 9th at the Dakota Wesleyan University Culver’s Classic in Mitchell.  St Mary beat the Jaguars 74-51.

Corsica-Stickney had the lead in the first quarter and led by as many as eight points with under a minute to play in the quarter.  The Jaguars held a 17-12 led at the quarter break.  St Mary was able to take the lead in the second quarter as they outscored the Jaguars 17-9.  The Cardinals led 29-26 at halftime.

The third quarter put the game out of reach.  St Mary scored 31 points in the quarter while holding Corsica-Stickney to 15 points for a 60-41 lead heading into the fourth quarter.  The Cardinals also outscored the Jaguars in the fourth quarter, 14-10, for the win.

St Mary finished the game shooting 50% (28-56) from the field, 48% (14-29) from three-point area, and 80% (4-5) from the free-throw line.  The Jaguars finished the game shooting 43% (20-47) from the field.

Three players finished in double figures for the Cardinals.  Connor Libis had 27 points, six rebounds, and five assists.  Max Herber had 14 points and nine rebounds.  Sam Palmer finished with 12 points, two rebounds, two assists, and two steals.

The Cardinals (13-3) will travel to Elkton to play the Elkton-Lake Benton Elks on Tuesday, February 12th.  This is a change to the schedule.  The boys game will be first at 6:00 p.m. in a girls and boys double-header at Elkton.

Quarrier Girls Extend Streak to Five Games

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Photo taken and used with permission by Tammy Chamley, Dells City Journal

Photo taken and used with permission by Tammy Chamley, Dells City Journal

The Dell Rapids Quarrier girls basketball team extended their winning streak to five games after two wins on back-to-back days.  The Quarriers hosted the Dakota Valley Panthers on Friday, February 8th, and then traveled to Volga to play the Sioux Valley Cossacks in a make-up game on Saturday, February 9th.

Dell Rapids earned a 69-52 victory over Dakota Valley on Friday after strong second and third quarters.  Both offenses were on fire in the first quarter combining for 40 total points.  Dell Rapids held a 22-18 lead after the first quarter of play.  The Quarrier defense then put together two very strong quarters as the offense continued to shine.  Dell Rapids outscored the Panthers 19-11 in the second quarter for a 41-29 halftime lead.  The Quarriers then held Dakota Valley to just six third-quarter points to build a 19-point lead by the end of the quarter at 54-35.  That was more than enough for Dell Rapids as they cruised to the victory.

Four players finished in double figures on the night.  Jayda Knuppe had 21 points to lead the Quarriers.  Aspen Hansen had 18 points, and Ravyn Hoffman and Emma Paul both had 13 points each.  Dakota Valley was led by Rylee Rosenquist with 15 points.

The Quarriers then hit the road to Volga for a game against the Sioux Valley Cossacks on Saturday.  Dell Rapids had no trouble with Sioux Valley as they came home with 66-27 victory.

Knuppe led the team in scoring again with 17 points and four rebounds.  Paul added 13 points and four rebounds.  Hansen tallied nine points and 10 steals in the game, and Hoffman added eight points.

Dell Rapids (10-6) will host the Madison Bulldogs on Thursday, February 14th.  The game can be seen on Big Sioux Media.

Quarrier Boys Drop Two on Back-to-Back Days

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Photo taken by Tammy Chamley, Dells City Journal

Photo taken and used with permission by Tammy Chamley, Dells City Journal

The Dell Rapids Quarrier boys basketball team had a rough couple of days on Friday, February 8th and Saturday, February 9th.  Dell Rapids saw their three-game winning streak come to an end on Friday against the Dakota Valley Panthers.  The Parker Pheasants then handed the Quarriers another set back on Saturday at the DWU Culver’s Classic on Saturday.

On Friday the Dakota Valley Panthers traveled to Dell Rapids and beat the Quarriers 60-46.  Dell Rapids took an early lead in the game and led for most of the first quarter.  The Quarriers had a six-point lead at 14-8 and led 16-13 at the end of the first quarter.  The Panthers opened the second quarter on a 6-2 run to take a 19-18 lead with 5:30 to play.  The Quarriers responded with a 6-0 run for a 24-19 lead with 4:00 to go.  Dakota Valley took a timeout at that point which proved to be a momentum stopper for Dell Rapids.  The Panthers outscored Dell Rapids 10-2 the remainder of the quarter for a 29-26 halftime lead.  The Panthers kept their momentum rolling to start the third quarter and scored the first seven points for a 36-26 lead.  Dakota Valley ultimately outscored Dell Rapids 19-11 in the quarter and led 48-37 heading into the fourth.  The Quarriers had the Panther lead down to eight points at 48-40 with under 6:00 to play, but that was as close as Dell Rapids could get.

Two players finished in double figures for the Quarriers.  Connor Rentz had 13 points, and Colin Rentz finished with 12 points.  Logan Heim and Coby Maeschen both had six rebounds in the game.  Paul Bruns led the Panthers with 25 points, and Charlie Cox added 10 points and 10 rebounds.

Photo taken and used with permission by Rhonda Rentz

Photo taken and used with permission by Rhonda Rentz

Dell Rapids had to try to bounce back quickly.  The Quarriers played the Parker Pheasants at the DWU Culver’s Classic Saturday afternoon.  After an early first quarter lead by Dell Rapids, Parker rolled to a 59-45 win over the Quarriers.

Parker outscored Dell Rapids in every quarter but the the fourth quarter.  The Pheasants held a 13-9 lead at the end of the first quarter and grew the lead to 13 by halftime at 33-20.  Parker had a game-high 20-point lead with 1:24 to play in the third quarter and led 49-30 heading into the final period.  Dell Rapids did outscore Parker 15-10 in the final quarter.

The Quarriers finished the game shooting 35% (18-51) from the field, 32% (7-22) from three-point area, and 33% (2-6) from the free-throw line.  Parker, meanwhile, shot 40% (19-47) from the field, 23% (3-13) from three-point area, and 78% (18-23) from the free-throw line.  The difference in the game turned out to be the gap in free throws.

Connor Rentz had 12 points and a steal.  Colin Rentz had nine points, six rebounds, and four assists.  Carter Nelson also finished with nine points and five rebounds.  Coby Maeschen and Logan Heim both had five points.  Heim had a team-high eight rebounds.  Trey Christensen had 21 points, and Camden Bialas had 20 points for Parker.

Dell Rapids (9-6) will travel to Sisseton on Tuesday, February 12th.  Big Sioux Media will have a link to a webstream of the game.

Dell Rapids Wrestling 1-3 in Salem

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NewQuarrierLogoThe Dell Rapids Quarrier wrestling team went 1-3 in a round robin dual at McCook Central High School in Salem on Tuesday, February 5th.

Dell Rapids fell to Parker 42-36, fell to Canton 67-12, and fell to McCook Central/Montrose 42-38.  The Quarriers did beat Vermillion 46-36.

Individually for Dell Rapids, Jacob Vogel went 4-0.  Andrew Weiland, Jace Entringer, Canyon Lowman, and Zach McKee all finished 3-1.

The Quarriers will host their final home meet of the season on Thursday, February 7th.  This will be senior night and the matches can be seen on Big Sioux Media.

Parker (PARK) 42.0, Dell Rapids (DERA) 36.0

  • 106: Tanner Preheim (PARK) over Jace Entringer (DERA) (Fall 0:22)
  • 113: Andrew Weiland (DERA) over Logan Buseman (PARK) (Dec 12-7)
  • 120: Jacob Vogel (DERA) over Connor Even (PARK) (Fall 0:31)
  • 126: Canyon Lowman (DERA) over Issac McDugle (PARK) (Fall 1:45)
  • 132: Kaleb Buseman (PARK) over (DERA) (For.)
  • 138: Trevon Cross (DERA) over Parker Eldeen (PARK) (Fall 0:45)
  • 145: Zach McKee (DERA) over Zanto Centeno (PARK) (Fall 1:10)
  • 152: Layne Hess (DERA) over Jack Even (PARK) (TF 19-4 4:31)
  • 160: Gage Carr (DERA) over Blake Eldeen (PARK) (MD 11-3)
  • 170: Charlie Patten (PARK) over (DERA) (For.)
  • 182: Tanner Even  (PARK) over (DERA) (For.)
  • 195: Levi Wieman (PARK) over Sam Cavigielli (DERA) (Fall 2:21)
  • 220: Jesse Walton (PARK) over Mitchell Klinkenborg (DERA) (Fall 5:29)
  • 285: Geoff Dunkelberger (PARK) over (DERA) (For.)

Canton (CANT) 67.0, Dell Rapids (DERA) 12.0

  • 106: Andy Meyer (CANT) over Andrew Weiland (DERA) (MD 10-0)
  • 113: Jacob Vogel (DERA) over (CANT) (For.)
  • 120: Luke Richardson (CANT) over (DERA) (For.)
  • 126: Braden Sehr (CANT) over Canyon Lowman (DERA) (MD 12-2)
  • 132: Kellyn March (CANT) over (DERA) (For.)
  • 138: Seth Peterson (CANT) over Trevon Cross (DERA) (Fall 2:58)
  • 145: Jaden Dominisse (CANT) over Zach McKee (DERA) (Fall 1:19)
  • 152: Brayden Gee (DERA) over Jason Hammer (CANT) (Fall 5:51)
  • 160: Kaden Laubach (CANT) over Gage Carr (DERA) (Fall 1:02)
  • 170: Shaeden Scheidt (CANT) over (DERA) (For.)
  • 182: Isaac Suter (CANT) over Sam Cavigielli (DERA) (Fall 0:39)
  • 195: Scott Peterson (CANT) over Mitchell Klinkenborg (DERA) (Fall 1:36)
  • 220: Cullen Rutten (CANT) over (DERA) (For.)
  • 285: Marshall Baldwin (CANT) over (DERA) (For.) (CANT unsportsmanlike conduct -1.0)

McCook Central/Montrose (MCM) 42.0, Dell Rapids (DERA) 38.0

  • 106: Andrew Weiland (DERA) over Dakota Buck (MCM) (Fall 4:13)
  • 113: Jace Entringer (DERA) over (MCM) (For.)
  • 120: Jacob Vogel (DERA) over (MCM) (For.)
  • 126: Canyon Lowman (DERA) over Reid Montreal (MCM) (TF 16-1 2:39)
  • 132: Jayden Wolf (MCM) over Tate Feucht (DERA) (Fall 0:44)
  • 138: Trevon Cross (DERA) over Will Rotert (MCM) (Fall 0:39)
  • 145: Zach McKee (DERA) over Kade Grocott (MCM) (Fall 1:09)
  • 152: Layne Hess (DERA) over Brode Dennis (MCM) (Dec 9-5)
  • 160: Blake Gessner (MCM) over Gage Carr (DERA) (Fall 3:22)
  • 170: Austin Hoiten (MCM) over (DERA) (For.)
  • 182: Jacob Cheeseman (MCM) over (DERA) (For.)
  • 195: Cade Entwisle (MCM) over Sam Cavigielli (DERA) (Fall 0:24)
  • 220: Tanner Peterson (MCM) over Mitchell Klinkenborg (DERA) (Fall 2:41)
  • 285: Elliot Chase (MCM) over (DERA) (For.)

Dell Rapids (DERA) 46.0, Vermillion (VERM) 36.0

  • 106: Andrew Weiland (DERA) over Nick Roob (VERM) (MD 9-0)
  • 113: Jace Entringer (DERA) over Felix Perez (VERM) (Fall 0:21)
  • 120: Jacob Vogel (DERA) over (VERM) (For.)
  • 126: Canyon Lowman (DERA) over Jarrett Rueb (VERM) (Fall 5:59)
  • 132: Caleb Emerson  (VERM) over Tate Feucht (DERA) (Fall 3:01)
  • 138: Lucus Anglin (VERM) over (DERA) (For.)
  • 145: Mason Schroeder (VERM) over Trevon Cross (DERA) (Fall 1:59)
  • 152: Zach McKee (DERA) over Harrison Freeman (VERM) (Fall 1:27)
  • 160: Brayden Gee (DERA) over Tyson Hage (VERM) (Fall 1:57)
  • 170: Gage Carr (DERA) over Brock Voss (VERM) (Fall 2:45)
  • 182: Marshall Boppert (VERM) over Sam Cavigielli (DERA) (Fall 3:18)
  • 195: Kobe Culver (VERM) over (DERA) (For.)
  • 220: Mitchell Klinkenborg (DERA) over (VERM) (For.)
  • 285: Zach Brady (VERM) over (DERA) (For.)

Quarrier Boys Get Third Straight Win for Third Time

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Photo courtesy of Rhonda Rentz

The Dell Rapids Quarrier boys basketball team won their third straight game on Tuesday, February 5th against the Mt Vernon/Plankinton Titans.  The Quarriers won by a score of 56-44.  This is the third time during the season the Quarriers have won three games in a row.

Dell Rapids opened the game by winning the tip-off and scoring seconds later for a quick 2-0 lead.  The Titans took the next five points and led 5-2 with 5:40 to go in the first quarter.  The Titans kept their three-point lead over the next minute and led 9-6.  Dell Rapids then went on an 11-0 run over three minutes to take a 17-9 lead with 1:50 to go in the quarter.  Dell Rapids led 19-13 at the end of the first quarter.  Dell Rapids maintained a five-to-seven point lead through the first half of the second quarter.  The lead grew to 10 points at 28-18 with 3:26 to go in the half.  The Titans were able to cut that lead in half by halftime at 31-26.

The Quarrier defense locked down the Titans in the third quarter and only allowed two points in the first five minutes of the second half.  Dell Rapids grew their lead to 13 points 41-28 with 2:49 to play in the third quarter.  Dell Rapids finished the third quarter leading 44-31.  The Quarriers grew their lead to a game-high 19 points at 54-35 with 4:40 to play in the game.  The Titans went on a 9-0 run to cut the lead to 54-44 with 3:00 to play, but that’s all the Quarriers would allow for the Titans in the game.

The Quarriers had a total of 31 team rebounds, 12 assists, seven steals, and 10 team turnovers.  Connor Rentz had a game-high 25 points to lead the Quarrier offense.  Logan Heim had nine rebounds, and Coby Maeschen had seven rebounds.  Colin Rentz led the team with four assists.

Dell Rapids (9-4) will host the Dakota Valley Panthers in a girls and boys double-header on Friday, February 8th.  Both games can be seen on Big Sioux Media.

Cardinal Boys Basketball Continues to Roll

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DRSM LogoThe Dell Rapids St Mary Cardinal boys basketball team continued their strong season with another win on back-to-back nights.   The Cardinals traveled to Centerville on Tuesday, February 5th and defeated the Tornadoes 84-50.

St Mary won the opening tip and scored in the first 10 seconds on a layup by Weston Geraets.  Centerville did have a short 7-6 lead with 5:00 to play in the first quarter, but St Mary made sure it was a short-lived lead as they scored on their next two possessions.  The Cardinals maintained a four-to-six point lead through much of the rest of quarter and pushed that lead to eight points at 25-17 by the break.  St Mary pushed their lead into double digits early in the second quarter, but the Tornadoes got back within five points at 34-29 with 2:30 to go in the half.  The Cardinals then ended the quarter on a 10-2 run to take a 44-31 lead into halftime.

The Cardinal offense and defense put together a great third quarter that helped push the St Mary lead to nearly 30 points.  The Cardinals outscored the Tornadoes 26-12 in the quarter for a 70-43 lead heading into the final quarter.  St Mary again outscored Centerville in the final quarter 14-6 for the win.

Three players finished in double figures for the Cardinals.  Connor Libis led the team with 21 points.  Geraets finished with 15 points, and Max Herber added 11 points.  Centerville was led by Dallas Knutson with 12 points.

The Cardinals (12-3) will play in their fourth straight road game and third game of the week when they travel to Arlington on Thursday, February 7th for a battle of the Cardinal.  The game can be seen on Big Sioux Media.

Quarrier Girls Win Third Straight

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NewDRLogoThe Dell Rapids Quarrier girls survived a late-game rally by the Mt Vernon/Plankinton Titans and won their third straight game on Tuesday, February 5th at Dell Rapids High School.  The Quarriers took the 52-42 victory.

The game got off to a slow start with each team only scoring two points in the first five minutes.  The first quarter ended with the Titans leading 7-6.  Dell Rapids got rolling in the second quarter and went on 13-3 run in the first four minutes for a 19-10 lead.  The Quarriers maintained that nine-point lead at halftime at 27-18.

Dell Rapids seemed to take complete control of the game in the third quarter.  The Quarriers led the Titans 40-22 with 1:33 to play in the third quarter.  Mt Vernon/Plankinton was able to get their offense going and closed out the quarter on a 9-0 run to cut the lead to 40-31 heading into the fourth quarter.  The Titans continued the hot streak and went on an 8-0 run to start the fourth quarter.  With 4:25 to go in the game, the Titans cut an 18-point lead down to one point at 40-39.  Emma Paul hit a tough runner in the lane to finally get Dell Rapids on the board in the quarter.  After a defensive stop, Ravyn Hoffman hit a three-point shot from the left wing to give the Quarriers from breathing room at 45-39.  Dell Rapids then closed out the rest of the game on a 7-3 run to hold on for the win.

Three players finished in double figures for Dell Rapids.  Aspen Hansen and Jayda Knuppe both had 14 points each.  Paul finished the game with 13 points, and Hoffman added six points.  The Titans were led by Hailey Walz and Katlyn Briggs both with 14 points.

Dell Rapids (8-6) will host the Dakota Valley Panthers in a girls and boys double-header on Friday, February 8th.  Both games can be seen on Big Sioux Media.

Close Game Turns into Big Cardinal Win

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DRSM LogoA close, back-and-forth battle through three quarters turned into a big win after a fourth-quarter Cardinal explosion on Monday, February 4th.  The St Mary Cardinals erupted in the fourth quarter for a 72-48 road win against the Gayville-Volin Raiders.

St Mary started fast and took an early 8-1 lead in the first three minutes of the game.  The Raiders responded after a timeout to go on an 11-4 run to take a 13-12 lead at the end of the first quarter.  The Cardinals had a five-point lead two different times in the second quarter, but each time Gayville-Voin responded.  The game was tied 26-26 at halftime.  St Mary scored the first six points of the third quarter for a 32-26 lead with 5:45 to play in the quarter.  The lead grew to seven points at 36-29 just a couple of minutes later.  The Raiders responded with an 11-4 run to close out the quarter, and once again, the game was tied.  This time the score was 40-40 heading into the final quarter.  The Cardinals then got on fire in the fourth quarter.  St Mary went on a 10-3 in the first two minutes of the quarter for a 50-43 with 6:00 to play.  The Cardinals eventually outscored the Raiders 32-8 in the final quarter for the win.

Connor Libis finished the game with a game-high 38 points.  Max Herber finished with 10 points, and Weston Geraets added eight points.  Gayville-Volin was led by Tristan Gustand with 16 points.

The Cadinals (11-3) will travel to Centerville to take on the Tornadoes in their third road game in a row.  The game can be seen on Big Sioux Media.

Five Wins in a Row for Cardinal Girls

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DRSM LogoA big second quarter gave the Dell Rapids St Mary Cardinal girls basketball team their fifth win in a row on Monday, February 4th.  The Cardinals got a 58-41 road win against the Gayville-Volin Raiders.

The home team Raiders grabbed the early lead at 5-2 in the ball game.  The first quarter went back and forth with St Mary getting the 14-12 lead at the break.  St Mary then held Gayville-Volin scoreless for six minutes in the second quarter and only allowed three points as the Cardinals built a 34-15 halftime lead.

The Cardinals grew the lead to 20 points by the halfway point of the third quarter 38-18.  The lead grew to as many as 22 points in the quarter, and St Mary led the Raiders 46-30 heading into the final quarter.  The Raiders got the game within 13 points at 54-41 with 1:13 to play in the game, but that was as close as they would get as St Mary closed out the game on a 4-0 run.

Ella Heinitz finished the game with 15 points, six rebounds, and five steals.  Ella Griffin had 14 points and six rebounds.  Maddie Schwebach tallied nine points, eight rebounds, and three steals.  Courtney Brown had eight points, and Clare Klein added seven points.  Gayville-Volin was led by Molly Larson with 14 points and eight rebounds.

St Mary (9-8) will travel to Arlington to play the Cardinals on Friday, February 8th.

 

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