2016 Team Preview – Wilson Area (11)

Written by: David Mika on Friday, July 22nd, 2016. Follow David Mika on Twitter.

Head Coach: Chris Labatch

Assistant Coaches: Edward Labatch, Herm Stein, Tyler Merrick, Scott Baltz, Vincent Spina, Matthew Lippincott, Nick Labatch, Tim Hinkle, Joe Kovacs, Brad Walters

Team Name: Wilson Area Warriors

2015 Record: 1 – 9

2016 Schedule:

Key Starters lost: Jaykwon Jefferson, Skyler Heft, Mike Fabian

Offensive Starters Return: (6) Jr. QB Cameron Clark, 5’9, 160, Jr. RB Job Goodman, 5’11, 170, Sr. TE Brian Huber, 6’1, 205, Sr. OL Zack Febbo, 5’10, 190, Sr. OL Trevor Loebsack, 6’0, 245, Jr. OL Jarin Kozemcheck ,5’10, 200

Defensive Starters Returning: (9) Sr. DL Brady Anderson, 5’10, 190, Sr. DT Trevor Loebsack, 6’0, 245, Sr. DE Terrence Mainor Jr, 6’5 220, Sr. DE Logan Grube, 5’10, 210, Sr. OLB Brian Huber, 6’1 205, Jr. MLB Jarin Kozemcheck, 5’10 200, Jr. CB Cameron Clark, 5’9, 160, Soph. CB Ethan Aquino, 5’10, 160, Jr. FS Job Goodman, 5’11, 170

Special Team Starters Returning: (1) KR Job Goodman, 5’11, 170

Key newcomers: (11) Jr. OL Joey Allen, 6’0, 240, Jr. Daishawn Bronson, 5’10, 170, Jr. OL Javier Espinal – Katz, 6’0, 215, Jr. TE Devlin Grielle, 5’10, 190, Jr. OL Dylan Short, 6’0, 230, Soph. WR Ethan Asiatico, 5’10, 170, Soph. OL Kevin Harrison, 6’3, 270, Soph. QB Ben Hindmarch, 6’1, 170, Soph. OL Zach Miller, 5’11, 200, Fr. LB Kolby Flank, 5’9, 165, Fr. RB Alec Snyder, 5’9, 170

2016 Offensive outlook: (Please let us know the keys about your team on offense. What are your keys to having a successful year?)

As an offense, we need to be able to control the line of scrimmage and not turn the ball over to be successful.

2016 Defensive Outlook: (Please let us know the keys about your team on defense. What are your keys to having a successful year?)

Our defense needs to be able to swarm to the football and create turnovers.

2016 Special Teams Outlook: (Please let us know the keys about your team on special teams. What are your keys to having a successful year?)

By winning the field position battle and creating point we can win on special teams.

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