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Deibele helps propel Magic football to state semifinals
Monticello football beat Bloomington Jefferson Friday in the Class AAAAA State Quarterfinals 42-7 to advance to the state semifinals for the first time in team history. The Magic and Jaguars played on a neutral site in Forest Lake and after kicking to the Jaguars, the Magic got one of the best starts they could hope for. The Jaguars managed five yards on the first couple plays, bringing up a third and five from their own 23. The Jaguar quarterback escaped pressure to his right, then all the way back to the left before firing an errant pass into the arms of Magic defensive back Carson Deibele. The early interception turned into six when Deibele followed running back Cale Holthaus on an outside run on fourth and goal at the one-yard line. Truit Garcia Silva missed the extra point wide left and the Magic led 6-0. A stop and Jaguar punt set the Magic up with the ball on their own 40. The Magic milked the clock, as the game moved to the second quarter. On third and 16 from the Jaguar 38, Deibele took a bad snap, broke a couple sack attempts and scrambled down the right sideline 37 yards
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Spartans storm into Class 4A semifinals
Orono moved within two victories of back-to-back state championships with a 56-20 beating of SMB on Thursday night at Buffalo High School in the Class 4A state tournament quarterfinals. Senior quarterback Finn Dyvik continued his stellar season for the Spartans, throwing three touchdown passes and running for two more scores. “Great state playoff win for us last night,” Orono head coach Joe McPherson said. “SMB came out strong and I was proud of our defense for making adjustments during the game to hold them to only 14 points in the first half.” SMB, led by freshman quarterback Carter Cupito, hung around for nearly a half. The Wolfpack cut the Orono lead to 16-14 with a Cupito to James Grossman touchdown 1:50 before the break. Cupito already has a scholarship offer from the University of Minnesota and is the son of former Gopher QB Bryan Cupito. But the Spartans had a quick answer and dominated the third quarter to put the game on ice. Just 38 seconds after SMB scored, Dyvik connected with Bennett Halverson for a 29-yard touchdown connection. Dyvik’s 2-point run made it 24-14 at the intermission. The third quarter was all Spartans. Just 18 seconds into the period,