Game Day!
Click on the image below to access rosters, game schedules, and links to fields.
Senior-Parent Pix (Go to the Amy Li website for more photos!)
Thank You
To everyone who showed up on Saturday to volunteer, donate, and support the ICA Community Food Shelf!
As a result of the generous donors, ICA collected 434 pounds of food and over $800 in money!
You Can Still Give
The Food & Fund Drive is over, but you can still donate!
(Make sure to write "Touchdown Club" in the comment section.)
Game Photo Galleries
MHS vs. Woodbury - 1st Round Playoffs
MHS vs. Prior Lake
MHS vs. Edina
MHS vs. Wayzata
MHS vs. Shakopee
MHS vs. Mounds View
MHS vs. EP
Photos courtesy of Amy Li. Click on the link below to view more pictures from Varsity & JV games.
Personalized Graphic Posters
Have you enjoyed the game graphics this year? Would you like a personalized image of your player? (sample here) Perfect keepsake or gift! Contact Colin Beil for info: crbeil723@gmail.com.
Minnetonka Football Thanks Our Corporate Sponsors!
Sign-up to Volunteer Here!
Next Touchdown Club Meeting - November 9th - 7:00 PM
via ZOOM Call -
All are welcome to attend.
Contact Shelly Smith for a Zoom link: shellymcglenosmith@gmail.com
John Mattox - 1930-2020
The Minnetonka Football Community lost a dear friend in the passing of long-time coach John Mattox on Sunday, September 13th.
Coach Mattox coached the Varsity Offensive Line at MHS for 15 years. "Mad Dog" loved our great game and loved the players who played it even more. He was a colorful man who made all who played for him feel special. He was one of those people who, if you met, you would never forget!
Coach Mattox began coaching in 1947 with Wells Memorial 
Settlement House where he won the City League Football Championship - while still attending West High School. He attended Junior College in Santa Ana, California, where he lettered in basketball. Mattox served as President and Regional Director for the Minnetonka Athletic Association and was the Head Coach of the Excelsior Jets when they won six MAA Championships. His coaching career took him to St. Louis Park, Blake, and Kennedy before he began coaching for the Skippers. Coach Mattox was credited with inventing the Nerf football!
Memorials to establish the John Mattox Scholarship are preferred, and can be made online by clicking on Coach Mattox's image in the upper left, or clicking the link below.
