MADRID, Iowa – Madrid is a town, and a school with a proud football tradition. “Football is everything to this town,” said Emerson Bridgewater, a senior tight end and linebacker for Madrid. “Friday nights, the lights turn on. The crowd’s packed. Everyone’s here, everyone’s cheering, everyone’s supporting.” Likewise, at Woodward-Granger, football is huge. “Taking a […]
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