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Home›Sports›Ashwaubenon›Jaguar Football Recap and All Conference Honors

Jaguar Football Recap and All Conference Honors

By Murray Gleffe
November 4, 2017
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By Murray Gleffe, Correspondent


The 2017-18 Jaguar football team continued their streak of making the playoffs for the past 20 years despite finishing the season with a 4-6 mark.

Sitting at 2-5 after seven games, the Jaguars knew they had to win their last two games of the season over the Golden Raiders and Redwings and get help from the WIAA Football Committee to ensure they got into the field with a sub .500 conference mark.

They took care of business and were amongst the 224 overall schools selected to participate in this year’s playoffs.

“We really felt like we were a couple of plays away from being a 6-3 football team. The first two games were tough and helped shape the season. Unfortunately, we didn’t come out on top on those, but the kids fought back to qualify for the playoffs two straight decades,” said Jonas

On the year, the Jaguars had wins over De Pere, Manitowoc Lincoln, and the aforementioned Sheboygan schools.

Jonas, “I loved what the running backs brought this year. Alex Stanko was who we thought he was, and Troy Lo really filled in for Alex when he was injured in a great way. They are both very physical runners.”

“We were very proud of our three-line dudes who went both ways all year: Anthony Boyd, Katayean Gardner, and Tanner Mellinger. They were iron men! Anthony Guarascio continued the stellar play of our QB’s throwing for over 2,000 yds.”

With their high-powered offense, and physical defense, the Jaguars were rewarded with eight all conference selections.

2017 Fox River Classic Conference Jaguar Football Honors

1st Team Offense:

QB-Gurarascio

 

2nd Team Offense:

OL-Nolan Reese

WR-Will Adair

RB-Stanko

 

2nd Team Defense:

OLB-Cam Wheeler

DB-Diego Zastrow

 

Honorable Mention Offense

OL-Katayean Gardner

TE-Evan Wood

 

Honorable Mention Defense

DL-Gardner

Punter-Guarascio

 

Jaguar Football Final Offensive Stats

Passing

Gurarascio 2298 Yards, 22 TD’s

 

Rushing

Stanko  887 Yards, 10 TD’s

Troy Lo  157 Yards, 3 TD’s

Jonathan Maldonado 106 Yards, 1 TD

 

Receiving

Adair  674 Yards , 7 TD’s

Parker Murphy  344 Yards , 1 TD

Wood  271 Yards,  5 TD’s

Griffin Baierl  263 Yards, 1 TD

Collin Secor  259 Yards, 2 TD’s

Stanko  184 Yards, 4 TD’s

Ben DeLaurelle  181 Yards, 1 TD

 

Jaguar Head Football Coach, Mark Jonas: “This year’s senior class is going to be a tough one to see graduate. The 30 young men are a super group and we will miss them.”

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