Glenwood football entering first season led by James Dambacher
CHATHAM, Ill. (WCIA) — Glenwood football has a clear identity under head coach James Dambacher, who is taking over the program after David Hay retired from coaching. “He really wants us to bring like speed and violence every game,” junior safety Jackson Wix said. “He preaches speed and violence,” junior wide receiver Hugo Lopp said. […]
Chatham, Illinois (WCIA) - Glenwood football enters its first season under new leadership, with head coach James Dambacher set to guide the team. Dambacher, a former head coach at New Berlin, is eager to instill a sense of speed and aggression in every game. Junior safety Jackson Wix and wide receiver Hugo Lopp echoed Dambacher's sentiments, emphasizing the importance of velocity and ferocity.
Dambacher's fresh perspective is also evident in his strategic approach to the offense, which deviates from traditional spread formations and introduces a variety of new techniques for the players to master. Despite the challenge of adapting to these changes, the Glenwood Titans seem ready to embrace Dambacher's vision, with Wix expressing optimism about the team's potential and Lopp predicting a strong showing as several seniors return from the previous season. The Titans kick off their Dambacher era with a home game against Normal West on Friday.
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