- April 19, 2024
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Local youngsters enjoyed participating in the Punt, Pass and Throw challenge.
The Wolverines began their uniformed practice and scrimmage by stretching.
Windermere High football players were dressed either in black or white uniforms for the scrimmage.
Players showed off the many drills they’d been working on, including those for footwork.
Coaches drilled players on keeping their eyes on and catching the ball.
Most of the time the Wolverines were making great catches like this one.
Players received valuable advice from the coaching staff during drills.
The boys cheered their teammates on as they watched them participate in the “Fastest Man” contest.
Many of the boys showed off their speed during the “Fastest Man” contest.
Teammates went up against each other for some blocking drills.
Blocking drills became a contest of sorts for the boys as they showed off what they’d been working on.
Head Coach Greg Miller was consistent in reminding his players of what could be improved on during drills.
The team prepares to break to begin their scrimmage.
The quarterback for the first scrimmage warms up his throwing arm.
This Wolverine focused intensely on getting the ball past the defense.
This player flew past the defense on his way toward the end zone.
The Wolverines showed off some nice tackles during the scrimmage.
Windermere High PTSO members Hitomi Silverstein, Chali Marcoccia, Jennifer Fleischer and Denise Milazzo manned the merchandise table.
The new Windermere Wolverines football team suited up and hit the field at Olympia High Saturday, May 20, during the first community event for Windermere High School. More than 35 boys took to the field to show of their drills and hard work leading up to the team’s first spring scrimmage. It was the first official appearance for the Wolverines, who will make their debut in the 7A Region 2 District 5 division in the fall. The school’s PTSO organized the community event, which included an array of vendors, food trucks and official Windermere High merchandise.
Contact Danielle Hendrix at [email protected].
