Monona Grove entered Friday night unbeaten, ranked No. 2 in Division 2 and facing what appeared to be an improved Oregon team capable of making the rivalry more competitive than the previous two meetings. Instead, the Silver Eagles delivered their most complete half of the season. Monona Grove scored touchdowns on all six first-half possessions, held Oregon without a single first down before halftime

Monona Grove and Oregon arrive at Friday night's rivalry game from very different Conference opening Week 3 experiences. The Silver Eagles improved to 3–0 after scoring 42 points in the 1st half vs Milton, while Oregon fell to 2–1 after an 8–7 loss to DeForest.

Monona Grove entered Friday night ranked No. 3 in Division 2 and looking to open Badger Large play with another statement. It did not take long. The Silver Eagles scored on six first-half possessions, built a 42–0 halftime lead and rolled past Milton 42–7 at John Klement Stadium to improve to 3–0. MG finished with 360 total yards, held the Red Hawks to just 77, and continued to get production from a growing list of veterans, first-year starters and younger contributors.

Monona Grove began the school year on Tuesday Sept. 1st and its football team returns home Friday night at 2–0, having overwhelmed Janesville Parker and Madison La Follette by a combined 94–14 through the first two weeks. Milton enters at 0–2 following losses to Oconomowoc and Janesville Craig, but the Red Hawks’ record may be misleading. Recent history suggests MG should expect another fight. The last two meetings have been decided by just 12 combined points.

Monona Grove Pulls Away From La Follette for 52–14 Week 2 Win

Monona Grove’s Week 2 trip to Madison La Follette comes with an obvious storyline: new Lancers head coach Toren Young will face his alma mater for the first time. But once the game starts, the bigger question will be whether MG can slow a La Follette offense that already looks far more dangerous than the one the Silver Eagles shut out 42-0 a year ago. The Lancers opened 2026 with a 34-16 win over Beloit Memorial, piling up 425 total yards, including 269 on the ground. Behind

When Monona Grove travels to Lussier Stadium on Thursday night, it will not technically be a homecoming for Toren Young. The game will be played at Madison La Follette, where Young is beginning his first season as the Lancers’ head coach. But geographically, it might as well be. The south side of the Monona Grove High School property sits only about 500 yards, as the crow flies, from the north side of La Follette High School’s property. The two schools are separated by little

MONONA GROVE 42, JANESVILLE PARKER 0 Thursday, August 20, 2026 — John Klement Stadium Monona Grove entered its 2026 season opener with an established group of veteran leaders surrounded by a large collection of players stepping into varsity starting roles for the first time. By halftime, many of those newcomers had already made their presence known. The Silver Eagles scored five touchdowns before the break, created turnovers, produced points on special teams and overwhelmed J

The 2023 Monona Grove football season was not a smooth climb from August to October. It was something more complicated — and ultimately more revealing. The Silver Eagles began the year breaking in a sophomore quarterback, replacing much of the previous season’s defense and facing an unforgiving early schedule. By mid-September, MG had been beaten decisively by Waunakee, lost three of four games and fallen to 2-3 overall. From that point forward, however, the season changed dr

A New Conference, a New Backfield and a One-Point Finish: Monona Grove Rebuilds Its Identity and Returns to Level 2 One point. That was all that separated Monona Grove from another week of football when the 2024 season finally ended. On November 1 at Rice Lake, the Silver Eagles and defending Division 3 state champion Warriors spent four quarters doing exactly what everyone expected them to do: run the football. They combined for 573 rushing yards and eight rushing touchdowns

MG opens 2026 with a familiar Week 1 opponent when Janesville Parker visits John Klement Stadium on Thursday, August 20. This will be the third consecutive season the Silver Eagles and Vikings have met in the opener. What began as a new nonconference matchup has quickly become a useful early-season measuring stick for MG—a chance to evaluate new personnel, establish physicality, earn valuable playoff points against a Division 1 opponent and begin answering the defining questi

Monona Grove enters the 2026 football season with high expectations, a strong returning core and one of the more experienced coaching staffs in the Badger Large Conference. The 2026 season will bring a different challenge. MG graduated 21 seniors from last year’s team which finished with a 10-2 record and state playoffs quarterfinal appearance, which means the coaching staff will need to blend proven im pact players with a new wave of varsity contributors. That makes the cont

Monona Grove enters the 2026 season ranked No. 4 in the Bound Wisconsin Division 2 preseason rankings. The Silver Eagles are coming off one of their strongest seasons in recent years. Monona Grove dropped only one regular-season game in 2025, a narrow 14–13 loss to longtime rival Waunakee, before advancing to the postseason. MG’s season ended with another close result, a 14–10 playoff loss to Homestead. That success has positioned the Silver Eagles among the leading Division