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August 17, 2012

Wayne County drops to eight player

By Kyle Ocker - Sports editor Chariton Leader

CORYDON —  

The Wayne County Falcons were 0-9 last season playing 11 player football in Class 1-A. However, they graduated just four seniors and make the drop to eight-player football this season. A move head coach Bart Elliott said the team is excited about.
"We are excited about transitioning into eight man football," Elliott said. "We have a hard working and talented group of kids who are fun to work with."
The Falcons bring back experience on the offensive and defensive lines, as well as their running backs and linebackers. However, they will be replacing their quarterback as well as all their wide receivers and three defensive backs this season.
Tanner Robinson, Lucas Hysell, Colton Kiefer, C.D. Kunzie, Dillon Lain, Tate Van Dyne, Clayton Kiefer and Evan Sinclair are Wayne County's returning starters this season.
Keaton Carpenter, Trent Carpenter, Ridge Downard and Kenton Lain outline the other notable players on the team this season.
The schedule for Wayne County appeared in the Thursday, Aug. 16 edition of the Daily Iowegian.

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