Varsity Coach: Jon Kitna Freshmen Coach: Dave Schreier
After a big growth year in 2024, the 2025 Thunderhawks continue their quest in search of Peak Performance week in and week out. Graduating Seniors from last year have opened the door for some great competitions in many spots on the Offensive Line, Quarterback, Cornerback and Defensive Line. We’re excited about the Leadership of our Returning Starters though - Dawson Reip, Carson Shroyer, Cole Miranda, Gabe Abdelnour, AJ Fitzstephens, Carter Fausnaugh, Beckett Bush, Ryder Hooks, Carter Jones, Chris Bouyer, Jayden Seay and PJ MacFarlane. It is rare to have so many guys who will be playing in their 3rd Varsity season, we will need to lean on that experience as we get the new guys up to speed. Really fired up for our Defensive Line additions-Towdah Fofie, Jayden Ross, Chris Seabrooks, Devon Caldwell, Cord Wallace and Devon Caldwell. Nile Knutson was in great competition with AJ Skoog for the QB spot and he will be our starter in the 2025 campaign. The Offensive Line has been revamped and reimagined after graduating 7 seniors from last year. We are looking forward to watching this group get after opposing teams. We hope you will come out to support our guys and continue to build a community of Pride around our young men.
GMC Champions | 2004 (Co-Champs) | |
Playoff Qualifier | 2012, 2014, 2018, 2019 |
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A close 1st half (7-3) got out of hand in the final two quarters as East falls to Middletown 27-6 last Friday. Ryder Hooks' 175 rushing yards only produced two Hawk field goals on the night: AJ Fitzstephens' 39 and 21 yards,. East suffered 4 turnovers in the
The Thunder is back! Published weekly during the FALL, WINTER, and SPRING sports seasons, this newsletter is designed to give you a quick, inside look at our Hawk teams and athletes. Each issue will feature the latest varsity event recaps, along
Lakota East claimed a resounding 34-7 victory over the Fairfield Indians last Friday. The contest marked the Thunderhawks' most dominant win of the season. The Hawks pushed their record up to 4-2 with the victory (3-2 GMC), which was their sixth
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