A closer look at both George Washington Carver and Montgomery Catholic as they get set to kick off the 2023 football season.
G.W. Carver Head Coach, Marcus Gardner, and the rest of the team are excited to get the 2023 season underway after coming off a successful season in 2022, as they won their region and earned a trip to the playoffs.“We have four offensive lineman starters, two receivers that were pretty productive last year, maybe nine of eight defensive guys that played last year. A lot of them have played since ninth grade, so there’s a lot of guys coming back that could make an impact,” says Gardner.
“We’re just trying to get ahead of everybody, because while they aren’t working, we can get working. We’re just trying to get ahead of everybody. Just stay focused so we can get to the big path,” says Underwood. “That is something that we would lack every other year, but this year we have a lot of communication because there are a lot of veterans and last year’s starters coming back, so we’re excited for that,” says Wilkinson.The Montgomery Catholic Knights also coming off a successful campaign in 2022, where they had a perfect record in the regular season and made it all the way to the semi-finals.
“It’s a whole new season, you just kind of approach it with your best foot forward and you try to navigate it our during the season and you take it one game at a time and you start figuring out who this team really is. You know, we might go into the season thinking we’re run game heavy, but then we might pass more.
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