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To the next level

Darlington's Jason Singer finds room to run in the second quarter of a second round playoff game against Mineral Point at home Saturday. The Redbirds, the state runner-up last year, like the Warriors are two wins away from returning to the state championship game at Camp Randall Stadium. (Times photo: Anthony Wahl)

Darlington's Jason Singer finds room to run in the second quarter of a second round playoff game against Mineral Point at home Saturday. The Redbirds, the state runner-up last year, like the Warriors are two wins away from returning to the state championship game at Camp Randall Stadium. (Times photo: Anthony Wahl)

Mark Nesbitt

Posted: Nov. 5, 2014, 4:34 p.m.

SOUTH WAYNE - The last time Black Hawk played at Potosi earlier this year, disaster struck when junior Chase Stietz was injured on the opening kickoff. Potosi knocked off Black Hawk 29-22 en route to winning the Six Rivers Conference championship. Fast forward six weeks and Black Hawk (8-3) gets a rematch with Potosi (10-1) in the WIAA Division 7 state quarterfinals at Potosi Friday.

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