Years ago, Hubmen shut down Medford in football season opener
Thirty years ago, the Jordan Hubmen secondary — Tom Sunder, Fronto Kipp, Rich Pieper, and Ron Pieper — blanketed the Medford receivers during the local high school’s season-opening football game. Medford completed one pass for 2 yards.
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