two-year starter. At one guard, senior Chris Utterback is the likely starter. He started four games last year but - tling and track. At the other guard, senior Parker Godsy, are all in competition. The center will be junior Brayden Blaha, another younger player who played a lot last tackle position will be one of the biggest players in Blair Oaks football history, massive 6-foot-6, 290-pound ju- nior Gavon Brand.
LePage. LePage said summer practices went so well for the
Falcons that he was disappointed when the state-man- “Especially that last week after we had the joint prac-
yard bombs than he is to fake a charging lineman out of his shoes ability to throw the ball. -
threw the same passes,” said LePage. “The thing that a lot of people
Weider, a big back who is not as physical a runner as Hayden Lack- 220-pound senior tight end Cooper Peters…a true weapon with the
long and strong.” - sition with seniors Dawson Maness, Hudson Meldrum, and Skyler Lootens rotating at the outside positions. seems to excel in every season. Senior tackle Brayden Schaefer is grew by leaps and bounds as the season progressed. Schaefer is a
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tice with CBC and Lift for Life (Prep Academy)”, said LePage. “We Sounds like the same old Blair Oaks to me. I guess after 24 sea-
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