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But the diminutive sophomore uses it to his advantage. If defenses can't see him, they can't tackle him. Moose Lake-Willow River certainly had a tough time keeping tabs on Tonsfeldt in the Class AA quarterfinals of the state tournament Friday night at frosty and snow-swept Don Adamson Field, where his running and deception with the football keyed Barnesville's 40-0 win that ended the Rebels' season. Tonsfeldt's effectiveness extended beyond the plays in which he called his own number, and those netted a productive 139 rushing yards and two touchdowns on 14 carries. He masterfully masked his handoffs, sold fakes and generally kept the ball so obscured that MLWR (8-3) spent a lot of time trying to identify who the ballcarrier was.

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'We were guessing most of the night as far as trying to figure out where the ball was,' Rebels coach Dave Louzek said. All season long, MLWR's linebackers were coached to attack the line of scrimmage as soon as the ball snapped.

This week, though, Louzek wanted them to be patient, stay back and let plays develop because of all the misdirection employed by the Trojans. He admitted that was a big ask, trying to change an ingrained style three months in the making. Tonsfeldt especially made the Rebels pay in the first half, when he piled up 124 yards, 61 of which came on the game's first score when the shifty QB slipped across the line, wiggled free of trouble, then exploded through MLWR's secondary. 'Having a small quarterback, sometimes they can't find the ball and then all of a sudden he's so quick that he's gone,' Barnesville coach Bryan Strand said. While Tonsfeldt initiated much of the damage, the Rebels suffered from a rash of self-inflicted wounds. Chief among them: six turnovers.

Stuck in neutral all night on offense, they found a little rhythm near the end of the second quarter. But just as senior running back Trent Juhl was trying to make something out of nothing, the ball either popped loose or Juhl tried to flip it to a teammate while being tackled, and it went directly to Barnesville linebacker Joey Mark. The sophomore returned it 75 yards for a back-breaking 28-0 lead.

'It was huge, especially having to kick to start the second half and give them the football again,' Louzek said. 'We talked about just trying to get something going, get some momentum going. But going into halftime with something like that happening, it's hard for kids to overcome that, mentally to overcome that.' Juhl finished with a team-high 91 rushing yards. At the break, the Trojans owned a 225-47 advantage in rushing yardage.

The disparity highlighted Barnesville's multifaceted ground game as well as its swarming defense, which recorded its fifth shutout of the fall. It came on a night that felt more like December or January than November. The temperature at kickoff was 17 degrees, which felt like 2 degrees thanks to a 14 mph wind blowing out of the northwest. The Trojans (10-2) advance to the state semifinals against Minneapolis North next week at U.S.

Bank Stadium in Minneapolis. That's where the Rebels' season ended last November. And that's where they hope to finish again in 2019. 'Get in the weight room and become a family next summer,' senior lineman Aidan Szczyrbak implored his younger teammates during an emotional postgame gathering, with subdued friends and family lingering nearby on the turf.

As the discussion wound down, players and coaches came together one last time. 'Bring it in on Bo,' Louzek said of Bo Moffett, the inspiring senior with Williams syndrome, who scored a touchdown in the Section 7AA final.

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Those talks never are easy, the coach admitted. 'It's always hard, but like I told the kids, unless you're state champions, you're going to end with a loss,' Louzek said. 'The hardest thing is the seniors. The seniors have put in so much time and they want to go as far as they can, so it's always a difficult thing to accept.' Barnesville 14-14-6-6—40 Moose Lake-WR 0-0-0-0—0 B — Adam Tonsfeldt 61 run (Grant Inniger pass from Tonsfeldt) B — Kellen Hinsz 14 run (run failed) B — Nick Detloff 1 run (run failed) B — Joey Mark 75 fumble return (Preston Snobl run) B — Tonsfeldt 2 run (conversion failed) B — Detloff 35 run (kick failed).