Leadership Revives Marshfield's Football Team
The Marshfield football team is currently 7-0 this season, a significant improvement from last year's 2-7 record. Pirates head coach John Lemmons, in his ninth year with the program, has seen a notable change in team dynamics.
Last year, players felt that a lack of leadership was a major factor in their poor performance.
"Last year, I just don't feel like enough of us stepped up, not enough of us took charge,"said senior lineman Jamison Batdorff. Senior running back Kaleb Fox also noted that
"there was a little bit of just toxic-ness"within the team.
This season, however, the team has
"flipped the script"with their offense averaging 46.5 points per game. Every player is giving their all, regardless of the opponent.
Author's summary: Marshfield's football team revives with new leadership.
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