This league has evolved over the past 15 years, and over the course of that time, has been known as the Windom Football League and the Great Plains Football League – and for 10+ years now as the SPFL. + Saturday, June 24 – Tri-State Buffalos at Truman High School Field, 5 p.m. + Saturday, June 17 – at Buffalo Ridge Wildcats at West Side Field in Lake Benton, 6 p.m. + Saturday, June 10 – at Watertown Rebels at Great Plains Lutheran High School Field, 4 p.m. + Saturday, May 20 – at Dakota Bulldogs at Cadwell Sports Complex, 3 p.m. + Saturday, May 13 – Watertown Rebels at Truman High School Field, 5 p.m. + Saturday, May 6 – Buffalo Ridge Wildcats at Truman High School Field, 5 p.m. The Hawgs’ 2017 remaining regular season schedule is as follows: Teams in the East Division are the Albert Lea Grizzlies (Albert Lea), Med City Freeze (Rochester), Midwest Rampage (Carlisle, Iowa), North Iowa Bucks (Rockwell, Iowa) and Southeast Minnesota Warhawks (Kasson-Mantorville). + Watertown Rebels, who play at Great Plains Lutheran High School Field in Watertown, South Dakota. + Tri-State Buffalos, whose home field is the Hills-Beaver Creek High School football field. + Dakota Bulldogs, who play at the Cadwell Sports Complex in Mitchell, South Dakota. + Buffalo Ridge Wildcats, who play on the West Side Field in Lake Benton. The Hawgs, based in Truman, play in the West Division of the SPFL. Stepping up to play for the Hawgs will be a duo of “locals,” 2015 Mountain Lake Public High School (MLHS) grad Derek Harder, along with Ricacrdo “Junior” Garcia, who will graduate this spring from MLHS. While Carter will not be returning to the Hawgs for a second year, as he will be focusing on the hard court as he heads next year into his final season on the Southwest Minnesota State University-Marshall Men’s Basketball Team, Jordan will suit up for his third go-round with the team, and Tim will return to the sidelines. Local members of that title team included a Mountain Lake connection – brothers and Hawg team members Jordan Kirk and Carter Kirk, along with their dad, Tim Kirk, Mountain Lake Public School Phy Ed instructor and Mountain Lake Area (MLA) Wolverine 9-Man Football Team, the squad’s offensive coordinator.Īt 6′ 2″ and 275 pounds, Jordan Kirk, a 2012 grad of Mountain Lake Public High School (MLHS) was an anchor for both the offensive and defensive lines Carter Kirk, at 6′ 7″ and 240 pounds, was a wide receiver and linebacker.
The Hawgs advanced to the title game by upending the previously-unbeaten Buffalo Ridge Wildcats 26-19 on Saturday, July 16 to win their fifth Southern Plains Football League (SPFL) Championship. The Skallywags, a semi-pro football team, represented the National Nineman Football League.
15TH STREET SOOEY SERIES
The Hawgs are cosidered “prime pork” following their 2016 National Championship title win over the Salem (Oregon) Skallywags 45-20 in the Nine-Man National Championship Football Series game played in Albany, Oregon on Saturday, July 30. And the Hawgs, did not disappoint, blanking the Tri-State Buffalos, 37-0. Mountain Lake area pigskin aficionados had the opportunity to catch the South Central Hawgs adult nine-man full-contact amateur football team in their regular season opening game this past Saturday, April 29 at Munson Field. Email South Central Hawgs open 2017 regular season at Mountain Lake’s Munson Field with a roast of the Buffalos
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