Runaway

Always evolving their sound, We The Kings does it again with their latest album, "Strange Love." They keep their pop and romantic roots, while they grow more mature in their sound. I didn't love the album, but I appreciate the hard work, and they are still one of my favorite bands.

The song I picked was perfect, because this blog will include a number of photos from Pierz' runaway win at the Class 3A Prep bowl (36-8), Nov. 14.

Former Pierz running back Robbie Skiba goes down to congratulate his former teammates after the 36-8 win, Nov. 14.

Lane Girtz and the Pioneers celebrate with fans.

Derick Hall (No. 2) shouts for joy as Pierz celebrates its Class 3A Prep Bowl victory.

Pierz senior Michael Meyer on his way to the endzone on a 75-yard touchdown catch in the first quarter.

Pioneers junior Matt Kummet (left) and Teddy Dehler celebrate after the clock expires.

Pierz celebrates after it recovered a fumble inside the five yard line in the fourth quarter.

Jackson County Central's Ryan Salzwedel.

Pierz' managers carry out the sign that the team will break before coming on to the field for the second half.

Pierz head coach Leo Pohlkamp is interviewed by Channel 45's Allie Arlt (a former classmate of mine) at halftime.

Pierz fans cheer.

Dehler gives Jonny Kasper a little love tap after the senior scored a touchdown in the second half.

Lane Girtz (No. 46) takes a look at the replay on the big screen after Pierz scored late in the game.

Meyer and Salzwedel get tied up fighting for a jump ball.

Pierz had a large and loyal fan base at the game.

Rachel Josephson dives in for the 50 freestyle at section prelims, Nov. 12.

Little Falls junior Christy Masog does the breaststroke portion of the 200 individual medley.