HIGH PLAINS ENTERS NEW ERA OF HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
Coach Greg Wood (center) head coach of the of the High Plains Storm talks with his players as they practice for the upcoming inagural season of six-man football at High Plains. PCN photo by Ken Kush
Coach Greg Wood (center) head coach of the of the High Plains Storm talks with his players as they practice for the upcoming inagural season of six-man football at High Plains. PCN photo by Ken Kush
Last year as a freshman, Bowdy Glasser’s only job on offense was to block. With all the players eligible as receivers in six-man, Glasser hopes to be a consistent producer on offense as well as defense. PCN photo by Ken Kush
Last year as a freshman, Bowdy Glasser’s only job on offense was to block. With all the players eligible as receivers in six-man, Glasser hopes to be a consistent producer on offense as well as defense. PCN photo by Ken Kush
HIGH PLAINS ENTERS NEW ERA OF HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
HIGH PLAINS ENTERS NEW ERA OF HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
Junior Colin Howell (left) and senior Carson Swedenburg (right) will be heavy contributors to the success of the High Plains team in six-man football. PCN photo by Ken Kush.
Junior Colin Howell (left) and senior Carson Swedenburg (right) will be heavy contributors to the success of the High Plains team in six-man football. PCN photo by Ken Kush.
SIX-MAN FOOTBALL- WHERE SPEED IS KING
POLK- In 1934 in Chester, NE the six-man football game was born.
Stephen Epler created a game where more smaller schools could still play football with less players.
There were only a few adjustments to the rules of the regular game.
The High Plains Storm and head coach Greg Wood will open their era of six-man football on Friday, August 28th at Elba.