The Rams graduated four offensive linemen, certainly a negative factor or any offense, especially one with a new quarterback, although Nelson saw some playing time in 2021.Īs usual, expectations are high – and why not, after back-to-back appearances in the state championship game?
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“We’ve had a bunch of good experiences and some so-so experiences, but just keep building to learn, both about football and how to react to things. “It’s not too, too important, but it’s a good opportunity to get a lot of reps,” Pino said of 7-on-7s. The Rams won championships in’14 and ’16, and had one Gatorade Player of the Year, Chavez (2019).
Here are the Rams’ QBs since the Storm started playing: Tyler Baker (2007-09), Tim Foley (2010), Jason Fitzpatrick (2011), Easton Bruere (2012-14), Nic Little (2016), Logan Bruere (2017), Isaiah Chavez (2018-19), Joey Cave (2020) and Dominick Priddy (2021). “Whoever it is, we’ve got young guys (there),” first-year RRHS head coach Nate Pino said, knowing in each of the past three seasons a senior has been under center. Meanwhile, the Rams are going to their fourth quarterback in as many seasons this fall: junior Noah Nelson is the likely candidate sophomore JJ Arellano and junior Dominic Valencia could get time there, too. That experience has paid off for Cleveland, with state championships for returning QBs in 2011, ’15 and ’19, as well as Gatorade Player of the Year honors for Gautsche and Ortega. Since Travis Lonergan’s lone season (2009), every Storm QB has played at least two seasons: Cole Gautsche (2010-11), Kian Homme (2012-13), Gabe Ortega (2014-15), Angelo Trujillo (2016-17), Jeff Davison (2018-20) and Evan Wysong (2021-22).
for both: Centennial at Cleveland, La Cueva at Rio Rancho - since the Storm’s inaugural season (2009), they’ve had primarily only seven quarterbacks, while the Rams have had 11. Here’s an interesting fact as the City of Vision teams prepare for their 2022 openers -Aug. It’s long been a tradition for high school football teams: 7-on-7 competitions, giving quarterbacks and their receivers plenty of opportunities to find out more about each other, while giving the teams work for their defensive backfields.Meanwhile, as the 7-on-7 “games” go on, offensive and defensive linemen are challenged with weightlifting, 1-on-1s and tugs of war. Veteran Storm QB Evan Wysong spots a receiver.
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