Young Troopers hope to continue jamboree success
It was just a jamboree, but Mooreville coaches have plenty of reasons to like what saw Friday against Kossuth. In the two-quarter scrimmage, the Troopers put up 28 points. “One thing I wanted to see coming away from the jamboree is us being efficient in the passing game. I felt like we did that,” Mooreville coach Jacob Massey said. Junior Cam Kady threw a pair of touchdown passes and didn’t ...
The Mooreville Troopers showcased their offensive prowess in a scrimmage against Kossuth, tallying up 28 points in two quarters. Coach Jacob Massey was pleased with the team's efficiency in passing, noting the absence of turnovers. Junior Cam Kady and Jett Hussey stood out with touchdown passes and receptions, while sophomore Jerry Meredith contributed with several catches.
Massey emphasized the team's improved execution of their offensive and defensive strategies. Sophomore Levi Gray, who didn't start last season, was a standout performer with two rushing touchdowns. Senior Kason Mathis, the team's previous leading rusher, also excelled. Looking ahead to their season opener against Ripley, Mooreville faces a formidable opponent known for their athletic abilities and coaching.
Massey stressed the importance of executing a complete game and avoiding turnovers to secure a victory.
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