Every week Coach James announces the Swenke Dolphin Freshman Players of the Week. I am going to post this announcement on here as well. The paragraph below each boy's picture was written by Coach James.
Please join me in congratulating these amazing Swenke Dolphins!
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Ryan Woods – As we all know the Center position is one of the
most difficult positions to play at this level. You are the “center” of
attention, pardon my pun, when snaps don’t go well and you have to set the tone
for how the offensive line does against our opponents. Ryan simply did an
amazing job during our game with ZERO fumbled snaps and ZERO sacks on our
QBs. Ryan has a great attitude 100% of the time and comes ready to play
at every practice and game. He is a pleasure to be around and one of my
third graders that I expect a lot from this year. Great job Ryan,
congratulations!
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Joshua Wiseman – I have said it many times (both this year and
last)…when Joshua has his head on straight and works hard, he can do great
things for us. Joshua had or caused, by my count five sacks or fumbled
exchanges during the game on Wednesday. He was extremely aggressive for
every snap and had his game face on against the Ravens. Our success this
year will depend on the O-Line and D-Line; and if Wiseman has games like this I
am convinced no one can stop us. Joshua plays with a lot of emotion and
passion, which if channeled appropriately makes him a force to be reckoned
with. Keep up the good work Joshua!
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Brock Dalton – After an exciting year last year, we put a lot of
expectations on a number of our key 3rd graders this year.
Brock is certainly one of those players that I have high hopes for this
year. He did an amazing job at QB and worked hard with Ryan at ZERO
fumbled snaps….and I believe ZERO fumbled exchanges. His play on defense
was just as exciting with one of the biggest hits I have ever seen at this
level. Brock is developing very well at QB and is starting to see the
field. On one play he should have handed the ball off and didn’t only to
score a TD. When I asked why he didn’t run the play that was called, his
response, “I saw that it was open so I kept the ball,” which is something I as
an offensive coach loved to see. You are doing great this year Brock,
keep it up!
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Joey Thiel – I have asked Joey to do a tough job this year at
Full Back where the majority of the snaps will be as a lead blocker or fake up
the middle. Joey does his job without complaint every single time.
He never questions what position to play, never horses around, and asks specific
questions of who to block, when, and where. Joey had a number of carries
last game given the position we were in and took a couple of good hits as they
loaded up on the line. Joey also plays a key role on my offense in
playing a number of positions, of which he does extremely well on bouncing
around. This can be difficult for boys of this age, but Joey never
disappoints in any position he is put in. Awesome job Joey!
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