Who’s the quarterback for the Glenwood Titans in David Hay’s second season as head coach? Turns out the answer isn’t as simple as you would think.
School: Glenwood
Mascot: Titans
Head Coach: David Hay
Years at School: 24 (2nd as HFC)
Overall Record: 6-4
Assistant Coaches: Trevor Lehnen, Vondel Edgar, Mike Janke, Henry Banks, Bryan Pruitt, Josh Atwood, Joe Wail, Josh Meisner, Brian Stapleton
Last Year’s Conference Record: 6-3
Last Year’s Overall Record: 6-4
Postseason: Lost in 6A 1st Round to Crete-Monee
2016 Team Scoring Average: 34.9
2016 Team Yards per Game Average: 384.2
2016 Team Yards per Game Passing: 94.5
2016 Team Yards per Game Rushing: 289.7
2016 Team Points Allowed Per Game: 30.1
2016 Team Yards Allowed Per Game: 359.0
2016 Team Yards Allowed per Game Passing: 191.5
2016 Team Yards Allowed Per Game Rushing: 167.5
School State Championships: 1998
School Conference Championships: 1997-1999
Biggest Rival Game Every Year: SHG
Number of Players out this season: 100
Number of returning letterman: 15
Number of returning starters:
Offense: 4
Defense: 8
Top Returnees from 2015: (Position & Stats)
Offensive:
Position Name Ht Wt Year
TE Cole Hembrough 6’3 215 Sr.
QB Jubbar Cross 6’0 195 Sr.
WR Devin Foy 6’0 175 Jr.
OL Ethan Lafountain 6’1 200 Sr
Defensive:
Position – Name
DB – JJ Cal
LB – Connor Dickenson
DB – Devin Foy
LB – Alex Butler
DB – Austin Schiff
DE – Talen Vogler
Who are the newcomers we should know about and why?
DB – Drew Dunbar (JR) – Will start in the defensive secondary
RB – Jason Hansbrough (SO) – Will start on offense
HB/QB – Luke Lehnen (SO) – Will start on offense
WR/DB – Conley Price (JR) – Will play on both sides of the ball
WR/DB – Luke Marsaglia (JR) – Can play on both sides of ball
DB – Jake Wooldridge (JR) – Will start in the defensive secondary
What are the questions marks for this team heading into the 2017 season?
Youth. The roster has only 7 Seniors in a historically small class.
What’s something unique about this team that’s worth noting?
“This will be the youngest team I have seen in 24 years at Glenwood. How quickly our newcomers will adjust to Varsity competition will go along way in setting the tone. We must steadily develop on the offensive and defensive lines where we will be younger and/or smaller than any opponent we face this season.”
Head Coach David Hay says: “This is Glenwood Football. Our expectations are high every season. This team has committed and is ready to perform with the consistency required to finish.”
