Fullerton Football

Jakob Supik ran the ball 4 time for 15 yards and caught 1 pass for 5 yards on Thursday. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

Jakob Supik ran the ball 4 time for 15 yards and caught 1 pass for 5 yards on Thursday. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

Warrior season ends in playoff opener

WYNOT — The Warriors’ football season came to an end on Thursday in the opening round of the Class D-2 playoffs.“I’m proud of the kids,” Fullerton coach Brandon Siegel said. “As young as they were, to qualify for the state playoffs.
Cael Dubas finished with a career high 254 yards and 5 touchdowns in Fullerton’s 52-34 win over Riverside. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

Cael Dubas finished with a career high 254 yards and 5 touchdowns in Fullerton’s 52-34 win over Riverside. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

Battle-tested Warriors are playoff bound

FULLERTON — Now the real fun starts.The Warriors closed out the regular season with a 52-34 win over Riverside. Now Fullerton (5-3) hits the road to take on No. 7 Wynot (7-1) in the Class D-2 playoffs.The Blue Devils cruised through most of the regular season.
Isaac Supik caught 5 passes for 60 yards and had 6 tackles on defense. NCJ photo by Melissa Aaberg

Isaac Supik caught 5 passes for 60 yards and had 6 tackles on defense. NCJ photo by Melissa Aaberg

Defenders spoil Warrior Homecoming

FULLERTON — The Warriors knew they were in for a dog fight on Friday.Class D-2 No. 2 Archangels Catholic came to town looking to play spoiler for Fullerton’s homecoming.
Isaac Supik finds room on the sideline on his way to a touchdown. NCJ photo by Melissa Aaberg

Isaac Supik finds room on the sideline on his way to a touchdown. NCJ photo by Melissa Aaberg

Warriors tested by No. 6 Jaguars

HOWELLS — Fullerton faced its toughest competition of the season on Friday when they took on D-2 No. 6 Howells-Dodge.The Jaguars (5-0) used big plays to grab the momentum early in their 44-20 win over Fullerton. Senior Hunter Luther capped scoring drives with 57- and 70-yard runs.
Fullerton sophomore Landen Glup shakes off a defender after catching a pass on Friday. He finished with 5 catches for 59 yards. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

Fullerton sophomore Landen Glup shakes off a defender after catching a pass on Friday. He finished with 5 catches for 59 yards. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

Warriors fall to Bulldogs, 46-14

FULLERTON — Fullerton struggled to slow Osceola down on Friday and the Bulldogs ran all over the field.Osceola (2-2) finished with 461 yards of total offense in their 46-14 win over Fullerton (2-2).
Cael Dubas have three rushing touchdowns and passed for three touchdowns in Fullerton’s 62-22 win over Cedar Bluffs. NCJ photo by Melissa Aaberg

Cael Dubas have three rushing touchdowns and passed for three touchdowns in Fullerton’s 62-22 win over Cedar Bluffs. NCJ photo by Melissa Aaberg

WHAT A RUSH

CEDAR BLUFFS — Fullerton stayed perfect on the season Friday, running over Cedar Bluffs in a 62-22 road win.The Warriors (3-0) jumped out to a quick lead, scoring on their first play from the line of scrimmage.
Parker Aaberg and the Fullerton defense pressured the Nebraska Lutheran quarterback all game on Friday. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

Parker Aaberg and the Fullerton defense pressured the Nebraska Lutheran quarterback all game on Friday. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

CONFIDENCE BUILDER

WACO — Had the clock not run out, the Warriors might still be out there scoring touchdowns.Fullerton (2-0) shut out their opponent for the first time in 8 years in Friday’s 62-0 road win over Nebraska Lutheran.
Fullerton sophomore Cael Dubas found massive holes to run through on Friday on his way to 224 yards on 22 carries. He also found the end zone four times. NCJ photo by Sami Sullivan

Fullerton sophomore Cael Dubas found massive holes to run through on Friday on his way to 224 yards on 22 carries. He also found the end zone four times. NCJ photo by Sami Sullivan

Warriors open season with home win

FULLERTON — The Victory Bell was ringing in Fullerton on Friday.Fullerton (1-0) opened the season with a dominant 56-16 win over Palmer (0-1).“First off, I cannot express enough how proud I am of our young crew,” Fullerton coach Brandon Siegel said. “I saw awesome effort through the entire game.
Kneeling: Brock Dubas, Kolt Francis, Mason Hemmingsen, Evan Gleason, Jakob Supik, Cale Dubas, Issac Supik, Riley Williams, Issac Carey, Jack Malander Standing Coach Eric Frenzen, Coach Jeremy Wetovick, Tucker Smith, Landen Glup, Leighton Baker, Maxton Meysenburg, Landon Bittner, Kyle Horn, Wyatt Reilly, Parker Aaberg, Head Coach Brandon Siegel. Photo provided

Kneeling: Brock Dubas, Kolt Francis, Mason Hemmingsen, Evan Gleason, Jakob Supik, Cale Dubas, Issac Supik, Riley Williams, Issac Carey, Jack Malander Standing Coach Eric Frenzen, Coach Jeremy Wetovick, Tucker Smith, Landen Glup, Leighton Baker, Maxton Meysenburg, Landon Bittner, Kyle Horn, Wyatt Reilly, Parker Aaberg, Head Coach Brandon Siegel. Photo provided

Warriors bring youth and experience

FULLERTON — The road to the playoffs will not be easy.The Warriors face three ranked teams in the back-half of their 2025 schedule. Fullerton takes on No. 3 Howells-Dodge on the road on Sept. 26.