Shrine Bowl Rosters Announced

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NORTH

Coaches
Chad Fox, Wahoo (Head Coach)
Jordan Haas, Hemingford
Darin Suckstorf, Lutheran High Northeast
Guy Rosenburg, Elkhorn South
Jayson Iverson, Wahoo
Brooks Tapp, Omaha North

Players
Riley Bilstein, Atkinson West Holt
Trystn Ducker, Bellevue West
Jadyn Kowalski, Bellevue West
Keaton Henry, Boone Central/Newman Grove
David Hansen, Boone Central/Newman Grove
Travis Holcomb, Centura
Jake Bos, Columbus Scotus
Shane Henderson, Elkhorn South
Tanner Meyo, Elkhorn South
Christian Harmon, Fremont
Sean Lambert, Fremont
Alec Redwine, Grand Island
Brook Brown, Grand Island Northwest
Tanner Benge, Hemingford
Ruon Choul, Lincoln High
Aundra Gilbert, Lincoln High
Tavlin Hunt, Lincoln North Star
Lee Grebe, Lutheran High Northeast
Brody Buck, Millard North
David Jahn, Millard North
David Englehaupt, Norfolk Catholic
Chandler Waugh, Omaha Burke
Clayton Witmayer, Omaha Burke
Grant Martin, Omaha North
Justin Jemison, Omaha North
Max Frank, Osmond
Adam Atkinson, Papillion-LaVista
Jared Ertz, Papillion-LaVista
Devin Soll, Pender
Austin Freeman, Pierce
Austin Clarkson, Scottsbluff
Brad Johnston, Scottsbluff
Tyler Winholtz, Sidney
Blake Huisman, Stanton
Ethan Stratman, Wahoo

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SOUTH

Coaches
Bob Sexton, Beatrice (Head Coach)
Dean Filipi, Exeter-Milligan
Mark McLaughlin, Gibbon
Jeff Kezeor, Omaha Bryan
Kevin Meyer, Beatrice
Dan Kracl, Omaha Skutt

Players
Todd Honas, Aurora
Gavin Rush, Aurora
Alec Cromer, Beatrice
Bill Adusei-Poku, Boys Town
Sam Christensen, Bruning-Davenport/Shickley
Ozzy Rodriguez, Gibbon
Hunter Fischer, Hastings St. Cecilia
Blake Schroeder, Holdrege
Alex Harris, Kearney
Creighton Hamik, Kearney Catholic
Jack Cobb, Lincoln East
Alex Bruner, Lincoln Southeast
Matt McBride, McCook
Joe Schlager, McCook
Alex Cloyd, Millard South
Barrett McDonald, Millard South
Logan Anderjaska, Millard West
Jack Domandle, Millard West
Noah Kasbohm, Nebraska City
Louis Gray, Norris
Brian Muhia, Omaha Bryan
Conner Pavlik, Omaha Central
Elijah Wilson, Omaha Central
Christian Peters, Omaha Skutt
Noah Fant, Omaha South
Monte McGary, Omaha South
Jack Connelly, Omaha Westside
Logan Duryee, Omaha Westside
Triston Fairchild, Papillion-LaVista South
Logan Hoyt, Plattsmouth
Gage Orton, Plattsmouth
Garrett Clark, Sutton
Connor O'Toole, Wilber-Clatonia
Marvin Lazo, York
J.J. Schultz, York

 

[bugaha3]

6 players from private schools out of 70 players. Wow, wonder what thats about.

 

[hailvictors2]

6 of 70 is between 8% and 9%. There are about 30 parochial schools of 254 Football teams. That means parochial schools make up between 11-12% of the membership. The representation in the Shrine Bowl doesn't seem that far off to me.

 

[cavalot]

Most of the perochial schools are in the lower classes. Simply put there is a lot of individual talent to be pulled from the upper classes. And that's what has happened.

 

[Lucky76]

I may be a little biased but Aquinas puts together one of the best C2 teams in recently memory and doesn't have one Shrine Bowler?

 

[cavalot]

49/70 are from the upper classes. And Engelhaupt from nc is not playing.

 

[hailvictors2]

Englehaupt is inaccurate. It is actually Christian Ellsworth of GINW

 

[northeastNebraska]

I may be a little biased but Aquinas puts together one of the best C2 teams in recently memory and doesn't have one Shrine Bowler?

I've always felt Aquinas teams are guys who don't get headlines but do the dirty work and win. Which if I were them, I wouldn't care. They have a few titles, which are more important than individual awards.

 

[Sean Callahan]

6 of 70 is between 8% and 9%. There are about 30 parochial schools of 254 Football teams. That means parochial schools make up between 11-12% of the membership. The representation in the Shrine Bowl doesn't seem that far off to me.

Engelhaupt and Buroughs at Norfolk Cahtolic both declined fwiw. As did Stille, Lenners and Manchigiah.

 

[hailvictors2]

Bubak declined, as well

 

[highschoolfootballnut]

so are you saying that the numbers should always work out, kinda like if the public school are 88% of the schools, then they should win 88% of the titles. Or do the private supporters only use the numbers and percentages when it doesnt favor them ??

 

[Sean Callahan]

Bubak declined, as well

Technically no. He's already enrolled in college at Arizona State. He was not eligible to even play.