Arlee's Schall signs at Minot State
John Heglie Special For Leader | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 6 years AGO
ARLEE SENIOR Lane Schall signs his Letter of Intent to play football for Minot State University of Minot, N.D. Flanking him are mother Jennifer, sister Sarah, father Scott and Arlee football head coach Chuck Forgey. (Photo courtesy of Logan Lefler)
Arlee senior Lane Schall is slated to extend his athletic career at the collegiate level playing football for the Minot State University Beavers of Minot, N.D. The 6-foot, 185-pound Schall received dual acknowledgement on offense as well as defense during the 2018 season for the 8-3 Warriors. Schall received all-state as well as all-conference first-team recognition at quarterback as well at defensive lineman.
His junior season he was a second-team all-conference pick at quarterback, and an honorable mention at inside linebacker.
Schall was also a forward on the two-time (2016-18) state C champion, twice runner-up (2015-16, 2018-19) Arlee Warriors basketball team, being part of its roster all four years during which it compiled a cumulative 99-6 record.
L.Schall – 2018: PASS155-270-2601-9 (28TDs), RUSH 66-140 (6TDs), 6SACK, 16TFL, 94tkl, 1FmblCaus
cumulative accrued athletic accolades
Lane Schall (FB a-s QB/DL, 2x a-c: 1st-tm QB/DL 2018, 2nd-tm QB 2017, hm ILB 2017)
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