Irondale Knights

Home playoff games have been few and far between in recent years for the Irondale High School football team. The Knights have their first one in three years this week.

The four highest-seeded teams in the Section 5AA boys soccer tournament all hosted quarterfinal matches on Saturday. The home-field advantage was not there, however, as all four top seeds lost one-goal contests.

The Irondale High School football team has a chance to head into the post-season with some momentum. The Knights host a Park Center team that hasn’t won a game since week one of the regular season.

The three Bulletin-area high school girls soccer teams went a combined 1-3 in the section playoffs last week.

Irondale

After coming up short on its own homecoming night the week prior, the Irondale High School football team went out on the road last week and won someone else’s homecoming game. The Knights used a dominant second half to spoil St.

All of the Bulletin-area high school teams are gearing up for the post-season, which starts at various times this week.

Here’s a look at where each team is headed.

Irondale boys

The Irondale High School boys soccer team entered the 2016 season having won just three games over the previous two years. Following a 0-5 start, it looked like it was going to be more of the same this season but then something changed.

The volleyball teams from Irondale and Mounds View spent most of the first day of October in a gym competing in tournaments. While they missed out on some spectacular Minnesota fall weather, it was worth it in the end.

Finding a spot in the home bleachers at Wendt Stadium for the Irondale High School homecoming football game last week was not easy.

As part of the homecoming festivities at Irondale High School this week is the football game on Friday night. The Knights host Robbinsdale Armstrong in a game scheduled to kick off at 7 p.m.