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STAFF BLOG CHEF JEFF All-American Chili
So, you're going to host an informal get-together for a bunch of your friends and family to watch some pro football playoff games, but you don't know what to serve. A safe and easy option is chili. Th...
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Football: 3-6 season paves way for future 
Farmington football coach Mark Froehling believes this season helped his team build a good foundation for better success next year.
By Matt Steichen , November 09, 2011
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Caledonia, Maple Lake open Class 2A State play Friday in Farmington
The Tigers' season may be over, but Farmington football fans can still see one more game on the Tiger Stadium turf this year.
By Matt Steichen , November 07, 2011
Football: Ninth-ranked Owatonna blanks Tigers, 21-0
Farmington managed just 71 total yards against a suffocating Owatonna defense last Tuesday night as the top-seeded Huskies advanced to the second round of the Section 1AAAAA tournament with a 21-0 shutout in Owatonna.
By Matt Steichen , November 02, 2011
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Football: Cold start costs Tigers in home finale
A personal foul on the opening kickoff and an interception on the first play from scrimmage foreshadowed a less-than-festive Senior Night for Farmington Wednesday night. The Tigers allowed 22 points in the first quarter as they capped off a 3-5 regular season with a 30-17 home loss to 1-6 New Prague at a chilly Tiger Stadium.
By Matt Steichen , October 26, 2011
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Section 1AAAAA football: Tigers blanked at Owatonna
Farmington's football season came to an end with a 21-0 loss to ninth-ranked (Class 5A) Owatonna in the opening round of the Section 1AAAAA playoffs Tuesday night in Owatonna.
By Matt Steichen , October 25, 2011
Football: Section bracket released
Farmington finished 3-5 and earned the seventh-seed in Section 1AAAAA. They will face No. 2 seed Owatonna (7-1) Tuesday night at 7 p.m. in Owatonna.
By Matt Steichen , October 20, 2011
Week 8: Tigers can't overcome cold first quarter against New Prague
A personal foul on the opening kickoff and an interception on the first play from scrimmage foreshadowed a less-than-festive Senior Night for Farmington Wednesday night.
The Tigers allowed 22 points in the first quarter as they capped off a 3-5 regular season with a 30-17 home loss to 1-6 New Prague at a chilly Tiger Stadium.
By Matt Steichen , October 19, 2011
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Football: Defense shines again in road win at Chaska
Less than two weeks ago, the Farmington football team was coming off back-to-back lopsided losses to Shakopee and Holy Angels and had just one win to show for its efforts over the first five weeks of the season.
By Matt Steichen , October 19, 2011
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Football: Tigers top Chaska, 14-3
The Farmington Tiger football beat Chaska 14-3 Friday night for it second straight win.
October 15, 2011
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Football: Tigers take back the tractor
Farmington scored touchdowns on its first two drives of each half and went on to reclaim the Tractor Trophy by defeating rival Northfield 27-0 in a Homecoming showdown Friday night at Tiger Stadium.
By Matt Steichen , October 12, 2011
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UMD football: Eich, Harper continue Bulldogs’ tradition of excellence at safety
Cody Eich wanted to play wide receiver coming out of high school in Farmington in 2007, but everywhere he went, coaches envisioned him as a college safety.
Except one: Minnesota Duluth. Eich’s time on offense at UMD was brief, however, and he and Cameron Harper have since developed into one of the best safety tandems in NCAA Division II, carrying on a Bulldogs’ tradition at the position.
By Jon Nowacki , October 06, 2011
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Football: Unbeaten Stars pull away
Farmington’s inability to execute offensively ended up giving the Holy Angels offense too many opportunities in Friday night’s Missota Conference meeting in Richfield.
After a 42-yard touchdown run by senior Athen Ashton on their opening drive, the Tigers allowed five unanswered touchdowns – including three in the fourth quarter – in a 35-7 loss to the eighth-ranked (Class 4A) Stars in their Homecoming game at the StarDome.
By Matt Steichen , October 05, 2011
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Week 5: Stars shine in second half, 35-7
Eighth-ranked (Class 4A) Holy Angels scored 28 unanswered points in the second half of a 35-7 victory over Farmington in its Homecoming game Friday night in Richfield.
September 30, 2011
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Football: Sabers ground game too much for Tigers
Unbeaten Shakopee ran for 377 yards in a 42-10 victory over Farmington Friday night
By Matt Steichen , September 28, 2011
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Week 4: Tigers fall, 42-10
Shakopee remained undefeated with a 42-10 victory over Farmington Friday night at Tiger Stadium.
By Matt Steichen , September 23, 2011
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