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Great Lakes Loons At Lake County Captains

Work, gym, and visiting residents at Rettenhouse Village in Gahanna.

Oil 80.78 Most stations in my neck of Columbus raised their prices by 30 cents. Highest 3.69 (Most stations) Lowest 3.59 (2 shell stations on Hamilton road

Work, late lunch at my sister's, and laundry.

Being L.C. is my favorite team in the state, I would have gone there again, but I wanted to see the new, to me Boyd County stadium. Plus I get to visit for a minute or two with the W.C. coach.

Lake County Captains (Cleveland) at South Bend Cubs (Chicago)

Name:Brycen Tuell School:Raceland-Worthington High School Positions played: All line positions on both sides of the ball Graduating year:2027 Height and weight: 5’10” 210lbs What are your goals for the 2024 season? Earn a starting position. Center or tackle—which one are you better at? I personally think I am better at tackle. Center or tackle—which one do you like playing more? Explain Tackle without a doubt; however, I am willing to play any position that I am needed at. What is the strongest part of your game? I think I play with a chip on my shoulder, which is a huge help when it comes to playing offensive line. What part of your game must you improve on to be a better player? I need to become stronger in general. What has been your biggest moment as an athlete, in any sport, at any age? Middle School State Playoffs What is the best and worst part of a Raceland High School practice? The worst part of practice for me personally was the scout team last year, as we were an incredible team. The best part of practice is the intensity—no questions are asked. Who is the toughest player to face in practice? Evan Burroughs Which teammate is most likely to do something funny in practice to make everyone laugh? Jorden Stewart Which game are you looking forward to the most this season, along with the reason why? Week 1 against Ashland is the game I’m most excited for as of right now. How long have you played football, along with the reason you continue to play? I’ve played football since 1st grade, and I continue to play because of the passion and love I have for the game. What is the best advice that you have been giving when it comes to sports, and who gave you the advice? “Play every rep as if it’s a championship game." My Dad What goes on your burger? Bacon and cheese Who are your role models? My Dad and Mom What is your favorite class or subject? History has always been my favorite subject. Liink to the pics to the interview sent by the player https://daveburnworth.blogspot.com/2024/06/namebrycen-tuell-schoolraceland.html

Does anyone else go to the grid games?

Columbo

Greenville Drive (Red Sox) at Rome Emperors (Braves)

Renegade

Richmond Flying Squirrels at Portland Sea Dogs

Columbus Clippers at Worcester Red Sox

Wake up Columbus 5am.

Saskatchewan at Hamilton (CFL)

Chicago at Indiana (WNBA)

May 1st 19,440 2nd 18,084 3rd 15,009 4th 15,011 5th 8,151 6th 17,261 7th 23,100 8th 35,586 9th 26,417 10th 22,164 11th 25,741 12th 1,555 13th 20,443 14th 22,181 15th 11,273 16th 20,127 17th 11,861 18th 10,701 19th 14,048 20th 17,425 21st 15,996 22nd 15,007 23rd 13,735 24th 22,964 25th 19,586 26th 14,987 27th 12,722 28th 21,777 29th 22,108 30th 13,762 31st 28012

Name: Isaac Horsley School: Raceland High School Positions played:OL/DL Graduating year:2026 Height and weight: 6,3 355 lb What are your goals for the 2024 season? My goals for this season are to grow as a player but also to grow better and closer as a team, and hopefully have a safe and successful season. What position on the offensive line do you believe you are best at? I can play anywhere the team needs me to, but right guard is what I have always played. What is the best part of playing on the line? The best part about being a lineman is the bond you create with the guys lined up beside you and the friendships you make that hopefully last a lifetime. What is the toughest part of being a lineman? The toughest part about being a lineman is not only the physicality but also being a part of every single play and fighting to protect the guys behind you. What was the highlight of your 2023 season? Unfortunately, I had a season-ending knee injury in the first game of the season, so my 2023 season did not last very long. What has been your biggest memory as an athlete? My biggest memory is probably transferring to Raceland. When I came in a couple of weeks ago, the players and the coach really made me feel at home. I’m proud to be part of the Ram family now. What has been your most embarrassing moment as an athlete? Probably when I had my knee injury at the beginning of the 2023 season. I felt that I was letting my team down by not being able to play. Who is the toughest teammate to face in practice? Everyone on our team is a good athlete, and they all have their personal perks, but I would definitely say in the lineman category, Linden Sammsons or Jacob Litteral. What is the toughest part of practice? The intensity and toughness of practice may be rough sometimes, but those are the things that also make practices great. Which game are you looking forward to the most? I’m looking forward to this whole season with the team, but if I had to pick, I would say our Ashland game because they are a tough competitor and our first game of the season. What is the strongest part of your game? I think the strongest part of my game is my size and speed, but also being a good teammate and my adaptability to different situations. How long have you played football, along with the reasons you continue to play? I have played football my entire life, ever since I can remember. And continue to play because football teaches you valuable and important life lessons and skills. What is your go-to snack? My go-to snack is definitely fruit. What is your favorite subject or class? My favorite is definitely math. Have you ever been to a Kentucky Christian football game? Yes, and I have been to a couple. This interview has had more reads than any interview I have posted from Kentucky. You should click on the link to see the pics https://daveburnworth.blogspot.com/2024/06/2024-interview-with-6-3-355-pound-isaac.html

Oil 78.49 Lowest gas price 2.95 New Lexington Highest 3.59 Worthington

Name Michael Salmons School Raceland HS Position Head Coach College Thomas More College, 2003 grad Morehead State, 2009 grad Would you share with everyone your coaching career, from your first job up to your current position? I was hired at Raceland in July 2021 as an assistant coach and have spent 17 years here now. 7 as an assistant, and the last 10 as head coach. Who are some of the coaches you have learned the game from, and how much of what you have learned from them will you incorporate into what you do? I worked under Coach Randy Vanderhoof for 3 seasons and also played for him for 2 years in high school. He was a very strong mentor of mine. I also worked under Coach TJ Maynard for 4 seasons, and college coach Dean Paul has been influential in my career. And all-time Raceland wins leader Coach Bill Tom Ross was my first high school coach and helped me fall in love with the game of football! What are your thoughts on playing out-of-state teams, and will you be playing any once you have openings in your schedule? We have typically played for out-of-state teams due to our location and difficulty finding games. We currently do not have any of our state teams on our schedule, but that could change at any time. What are your thoughts about students playing multiple sports? Raceland is a high school with 300 kids, so the ballpark has 150 males. The sports program here cannot excel without kids playing multiple sports. In school history, our best athletes have always played multiple sports in an effort to field as many competitive sports teams as possible. How important is it to you that all of the lower levels throughout the program play a full schedule? This is a major point of emphasis for us, from JV to middle school to our youth league. We try to make sure all teams play a weekly game to follow along with the schedule of high school football. It is also very important to make sure all those players have adequate practice time to address the things learned during competition in games. What are your biggest concerns heading into the 2024 season? 2024 brings new challenges for us, just like any new season does. We have had really good senior classes the past few seasons, but the standard doesn’t change. Our players know what is expected and really work hard to excel on the playing field. This team will really grow as they gain more and more game-time experience. We lack experience and will most definitely be a work in progress in hopes of playing our best football come playoff time. What are you going to miss the most from the 2024 class? The class of 2024 left a legacy at Raceland that has no match up to now. Those guys really were selfless team-first players who gave great effort every time they stepped on the field. The one thing that we will try to duplicate from this class is their business-like approach to the process. They had lots of actions and few words! Could you name some of the best players that you have coached? Raceland has been blessed with many good players over the years! Naming them would undoubtedly mean someone would be missed, and we don’t want that. It’s all about the team, and players have excelled individually through our team's accomplishments. When you are in a blowout-type game, when do you pull the starters? We usually try to pull starters and/or rotation guys when the clock begins to run nonstop. This is by a margin of 36 points in the state of Kentucky. As the head coach, what do you do to help your players get recruited? Recruiting is one thing that is always evolving in today’s game. Our biggest resource is our one-stop shop for all player information through our website, www.racelandfootball.com. This houses all important information for our potential college players, such as contact information, grades, camps, highlights, etc. Also, we encourage all of our kids to attend multiple camps over the course of the course of multiple years of their careers to gain exposure. The one thing that we are completely confident in is our ability to be accessible and in constant contact with college coaches to get our kids in the best possible situation as they enter the next phase of their career. Link to interview with pics https://daveburnworth.blogspot.com/2024/06/2024-interview-with-head-coach-michael.html

Oil77.85 All the stations I passed on my way home from work have raised their prices back up to 3.59. That is a 30-cent increase at most stations.