![Senior Josie Grunzinger watches the football game intently from the sidelines on Oct. 18. Grunzinger stood out to the crowd as the only girl on the football team, encouraging other girls who want to play football to take a chance and go for a sport outside of their comfort zone. “If you think you could [play football] and you want to do it, just try it, because all it takes is to actually try it out,” Grunzinger said.](https://bestofsno.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Untitled-design-1200x675.png)
29 games. 116 quarters. 1,392 minutes of game action. 1,075 days. That’s how long it had been since the Redhawks last won a game in 2021, a first round playoff win over Forney. Now, after Thursday’s 28-7 win, the counter is reset and a thirst for a win is finally quenched. From the team, to the cheerleaders, to the fans in the stands, it’s a win that will likely be remembered for years to come. The players “Breaking the losing streak was great, we’re celebrating this weekend,” senior Brian Chandler said. “We weren’t finding a lot of success in the past couple years, but [last night] was great.” Winless since 2021, nobody on this year’s varsity team had ever won a game playing for the Redhawks. “It feels amazing I’m not going to lie, because...
