Join us each week as we share a little about our players, in their own words, as they get ready to graduate this year
#72 John Gallipeau
Position(s): DE / RT
I've played football since: 8th Grade
My favorite football moment: My first varsity down.
My plans after high school: Go to college and major in Law Enforcement Administration.
My favorite football player: Barry Sanders
I would like to thank: My parents for all their motivation and my coaches for helping me so much.
My message to the underclassmen: Take advantage of all your opportunities to play and get better.
#73 Mark Hansen
Position(s): OL / DL
I’ve played football since: 7th Grade
My favorite football moment: Having a perfect record on modified in 8th grade.
My plans after high school: Attend a four year college for Computer Engineering.
My favorite football player: Brandon Marshall
I would like to thank: My parents, coaches, and brother.
My message to the underclassmen: Take every opportunity to get better because they’ll be gone before you know it.
#81 Ryan Harris
Position(s): WR / CB
I’ve played football since: 8th Grade
My favorite football moment: My first touchdown as a varsity player.
My plans after high school: Go to college and major in accounting.
My favorite football player: Stevie Johnson
I would like to thank: My family, friends and coaches.
My message to the underclassmen: Always work hard and focus on the task at hand.
#14 Michael Joiner
Position(s): WR / FS
I’ve played football since: 1st Grade
My favorite football moment: Becoming a
starter both ways as a sophomore.
My plans after high school: To continue to play in college and study sports management.
My favorite football player: Randy Moss
I would like to thank: God, my family, my coaches, my teammates for the memories and PCX.
My message to the underclassmen: No regrets. Don’t be content with being good. Good is the enemy of great, always work hard and look to improve every day. Stick with it. Don’t quit. If you listen to Sept’s mental toughness speeches you will become more successful than ever imagined in school, life and football. And in one word boys – “Deuces”
