St. John's Routs St. Scholastica 56-6
The win secures a share of St. John's MIAC-record 38th conference title and an automatic NCAA Division III playoff berth.
Updated on Nov. 9, 2026 in Football
St. John's football defeated St. Scholastica 56-6 on Saturday in Duluth, improving to 9-0. Senior quarterback Trey Feeney threw for 441 yards and 5 touchdowns in the win.
Why it matters
The victory guarantees St. John's the MIAC's automatic bid to the NCAA Division III playoffs and secures at least a share of its record 38th conference title. The team is ranked #3 in the d3football.com poll and #8 in the National Power Index.
Trey Feeney's 441 passing yards and five touchdowns powered a 56-6 result, a win that moves St. John's to 9-0 and into the top three of the d3football.com poll. The extraction does not specify how the conference standings will be finalized beyond the team securing at least a share of the title.
The players
Trey Feeney
Senior quarterback for St. John's football who threw for 441 yards and five touchdowns against St. Scholastica.
The details
St. John's won 56-6 at St. Scholastica in Duluth on Saturday, with Feeney throwing for 441 yards and five scores. The victory clinched at least a share of the MIAC-record 38th conference title and guaranteed the conference's automatic berth in the NCAA Division III playoffs.
Timeline
Saturday, November 14: St. John's closes its regular season at TCO Stadium in Eagan at 6 p.m.
Season Trajectory
The win extends St. John's record run of MIAC titles, with the team's 38th conference championship securing a 35th overall NCAA postseason appearance. The team's 31st Division III playoff berth places it among the program's most consistent postseason performers.
Fantasy managers tracking Feeney should note his 441-yard, five-touchdown performance as a strong recent output. The win also sets up St. John's automatic NCAA Division III playoff bid, which fans can follow as the regular season closes.
The takeaway
The win confirms St. John's place among the strongest teams in Division III and locks in its postseason path. Its final regular-season game in Eagan will determine the closing stretch of a 9-0 campaign.
What happens next
St. John's closes its regular season at TCO Stadium in Eagan on Saturday, November 14 at 6 p.m.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by 1390 Granite City Sports.
