Last year, the Falcons were led to their 7th state championship by a class of 19 seniors, many of whom were multi-year starters. This year, there are 18 seniors, but not as many familiar names, though day nights during the Falcons' many lopsided wins. The defense is where the Falcons will line up their most experienced group, and coach LePage says that group has been lights out during preseason camps and workouts. defense,” said LePage. “I mean this bunch is really getting after it.” From a defense that allowed just nine touchdowns all last sea-
West will be helped along the line by three-year starter James Rademan at defensive end, senior Mason Davis, who started the last all-stater Wyatt Libbert patrols, or do you run the other way where all-stater and leading tackler Carson Verslues locks things down? In the middle, two-year starter Jace Chouinard will be replaced by
to defense last season just before midseason when illness struck jack-of-all-trades, junior Derek Hagner, and senior Jax Luebbering.
“This year’s senior class has taken
ownership of this team, and they are determined to live up to the tradition that has been built before us by
working hard today.” —Ted LePage
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