Watch the Game
Click here to download a copy of the 2008 Minnesota High School All-Star Football Game.
How to watch
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CCW Team
Back: Ken Lien, Joe Moore, Randy Luedtke, Landan, Doug Erlien, Alan Armstrong
Front: Dawson Blanck, Dan Hamann, Dan Hill, Mike Woodley
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Brian Dow Born: Green Bay, WI
 Birthday: August 27 Resides: Fridley, MN Family: Married 15 years with four children-Son (13), daughters (12, 10, 10), dog, & multiple fish Education: Pillsbury College – Business Administration Grew up in Madison, WI Graduated 1987
Coach: Soccer & Softball Player: Hockey, Softball, & Golf Favorites
Food: Pizza or Ice Cream Sports Movie: Rudy Favorite Cliche': " It's suppose to be hard. If it wasn't everybody would do it. The hard is what makes it great." Brian began his broadcasting career right here with Crystal Clear Sports.net in 2007. His inaugural season began while covering the USA Cup. He had previously spent hours enjoying the art of play-by-play at various athletic events in which his children participated.
His list of favorite broadcasters includes Kevin Harlan and Bob Uecker. “I love the way these broadcasters can paint a picture for the audience. The energy that they bring to the game makes you want to cheer for the winning team even when they are beating your own team.”
Athletic Background: Brian was the starting Goalkeeper for Pillsbury College in Owatonna, MN where he earned All-Conference honors his Senior year. He grew up playing sports in Madison, WI where he was a 4 year letter winner in Soccer and a 3 year letter winner in Basketball at Calvary Baptist Christian School.
In addition to being a participant, over the year he has officiated Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball, and Softball. His future plans, in addition to broadcasting, will include officiating football at various levels. It’s hard to decern where his sport’s passion falls because he will learn about and watch any sport that appears on TV.
Career: Works for Medica selling small group health insurance and has been in the same field since 1991.
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