Grinnell College SID Ted Schultz interviews the George B. Critchett '25 Service Award winner, Harpreet Mann-Singh '12
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Thursday, May 24, 2012
Monday, May 21, 2012
Rob Seer '12 and Harpreet Singh-Mann '12 Win Major Awards
A half-dozen male senior student-athletes were honored at the annual Grinnell College Honor G Banquet Sunday at Herrick Chapel.
Among the 6 honorees were two Pioneer Football players. Harpreet Singh-Mann '12 claimed the George B. Critchett '25 Service Award (most varsity letters earned - Harpreet had 12) and Robert Seer '12 won the Coaches Award (given to the student-athlete whose contributions both on and off the field set an example for all student-athletes).
Congrats guys and enjoy today's graduation!
Photos by Ted Schultz, Grinnell College SID
Monday, November 7, 2011
Pioneers Fall in Season Finale
It was Senior Day and the Season Finale this past Saturday at Rosenbloom Field and the host Pioneers fell short against the visitors from Carroll University, 31-21.
Despite gaining more total yardage (403-282) and winning the turnover battle (3-1), Grinnell wasn't able to over come the field position battle and fell behind early before the late rally fell short.
Offensively, Robert Seer '12 and Logan Granera '12, one last time, paced the Scarlet & Black with a combined 256 yards receiving and 1 TD among their 14 catches.
Defensively, the Pioneers were about as balanced as possible. Drew Blumberg '13 led the unit with 11 tackles, but 10 players had at least 5 tackles AND at least .5 TFL. The Pioneers also had 2 INT (Andrew Clark '14 and Max Keller '14).
Defense: Matt John '12 and Ryan Creps '12
Practice: Harpreet Singh-Mann '12
The Pioneers finish the 2011 campaign at 5-5 (4-5 in MWC) good for 6th in the league. The last two seasons have been the most successful back-to-back years since the 1999-2000 seasons that combined for 12 victories.
We bid farewell to Jimmy Borrasso, Ryan Creps, Kelsey Davis, Logan Granera, Chris Jarmon, Matt John, Stephen Hudak, Robert Seer, Harpreet Singh-Mann, and Brian Westerlind! Thank you for all that you have done for Grinnell College Football. You will be missed!
Despite gaining more total yardage (403-282) and winning the turnover battle (3-1), Grinnell wasn't able to over come the field position battle and fell behind early before the late rally fell short.
Offensively, Robert Seer '12 and Logan Granera '12, one last time, paced the Scarlet & Black with a combined 256 yards receiving and 1 TD among their 14 catches.
Defensively, the Pioneers were about as balanced as possible. Drew Blumberg '13 led the unit with 11 tackles, but 10 players had at least 5 tackles AND at least .5 TFL. The Pioneers also had 2 INT (Andrew Clark '14 and Max Keller '14).
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| Drew Blumberg (#44) '13 and Max Keller (#20) '14 combine for a tackle |
Players of the week:
Offense: Logan Granera '12Defense: Matt John '12 and Ryan Creps '12
Practice: Harpreet Singh-Mann '12
The Pioneers finish the 2011 campaign at 5-5 (4-5 in MWC) good for 6th in the league. The last two seasons have been the most successful back-to-back years since the 1999-2000 seasons that combined for 12 victories.
We bid farewell to Jimmy Borrasso, Ryan Creps, Kelsey Davis, Logan Granera, Chris Jarmon, Matt John, Stephen Hudak, Robert Seer, Harpreet Singh-Mann, and Brian Westerlind! Thank you for all that you have done for Grinnell College Football. You will be missed!
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
2011 Senior Profiles: Harpreet Singh-Mann!
Each week this season we will highlight a member of our 2011 senior class, up next is senior wide receiver, Harpreet Singh-Mann!
Name: Harpreet Singh-Mann
Hometown: Stockton, CA
High School: Cesar Chavez High School
Major: Biological Chemistry
Why did you choose to attend Grinnell?
Major: Biological Chemistry
Why did you choose to attend Grinnell?
Grinnell gave me the opportunity to receive a top notch education and continue what I love doing which is playing football. Note to mention, the financial assistance they presented me was also lovely. When I came to visit on my recruiting visit, I was sold on the “Self-Gov” policy that people went by here which was definitely a culture shock and the great athletic facilities. Deciding between the corn fields and Cali weather was definitely a hard decision, but I think I made the right decision. Grinnell has allowed for me to get out of Cali, and do something that nobody back home is doing.
What is your favorite Pioneer football moment?
What is your favorite Pioneer football moment?
My favorite Pioneer football moment would definitely have to be the win over Monmouth last year. The upset was set up so well. It was their homecoming (or something like it), it would have been a milestone victory (100th career victory) for their head coach, we hadn’t scored on them in 3 years, their fans were talking a lot of trash, and the “icing on the cake” (like Creps would say) would be the fact that it was my birthday. Not only did we obviously score on them, but we came out there…on their home field, played hard and left with a big DUB. Everybody was so happy; the look on the Coach P’s face captivated everything. The bus ride home was probably the shortest ever because everybody was just having a good time. We pulled up at Grinnell to peers popping bottles and having a great time.
Plans after graduation?
Plans after graduation?
Wherever the Lord takes me.
Favorite Professional Sports Team:
Favorite Professional Sports Team:
Don’t have one; I’m a fan of the sport. College football is way better
Favorite Division I team:
Favorite Division I team:
University of California Berkeley (Cal)……swag
Favorite Song/Book/Movie/Food:
Favorite Song/Book/Movie/Food:
Favorite Song: Today Was a Good Day by Ice Cube
Book: The Holy Bible and Where the Red Fern Grows
Movie: Remember the Titans
Food: Spaghetti
Favorite Course at Grinnell:
Organic Chemistry II……oh and Coaching Methods of course haha
Favorite Course at Grinnell:
Organic Chemistry II……oh and Coaching Methods of course haha
Interesting facts about you:
I can solve a Rubik cube in 48 seconds.
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