By Ryan Deal Mitchell Republic MITCHELL -- Tiospa Zina put an exclamation point on its dominant All-Nations Football Conference spring season. The Wambdi captured the ANFC title with a convincing 38-8 win over Winnebago (Neb.) on May 27 at Joe Quintal Field. The win put a stamp on Tiospa Zina’s 7-0 season and its first-ever state football championship. “It’s just nice to see a good end to all our hard work,” Tiospa Zina coach Michael Peters said. “We worked really hard and we wanted to make a positive impact on these young men and give them something to be proud of.” On Thursday, the Wambdi prided itself on defense and kept Winnebago (5-2) out of the end zone for 2 1/2 quarters on a rainy, drizzly evening in Mitchell.  “It was so big,” said Tiospa Zina quarterback/defensive back Jayden Fryer, who was named the offensive MVP. “I am not even going to lie, I wasn’t expecting it. I was expecting them to score more than eight points.” Tiospa Z