Liberty Center Vs Coldwater. My junior year. This was my best game even though we lost because I showed off my ability to break double teams and versatility even though my size wasn't that big compared to the players I was against. I was making plays left and right on defense showing my true ability that I should be going to the next level. Being 16 then and going against 18-year-old players shows It's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog. Senior year. TBD

Cody Depweg and Mason Welsch

Kyle ugnrine, 6'6 265 Class of 2025. Kicked my butt a couple of plays, but so did I.

Football is my passion. Growing up in a small town, football isn’t just a game; it’s life. Every Friday night, my whole town shuts down to watch us play under those bright lights. There's this crazy energy you can feel in the stands, and every time I take the field, I know I’m representing where I come from. College football is a chance to keep doing what I love but on an even bigger stage. I want to compete with the best, test myself, and get better every single day. Football has taught me about hard work, commitment, and teamwork. It’s helped me push past my limits and has given me a second family with my teammates. Playing in college would let me keep growing, not just as an athlete but as a person. Coaches need to know because I'm not just another player. I’m someone who’s all-in for the game and my team. I’m willing to grind, to put in those hours, to make sure I’m doing everything I can to make the team better. I’m bringing everything my small town has taught me-- the grit, the discipline, the loyalty.