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I’ve always been also compassionate and backfield. year so keeping them ing said the Ansonia ANSONIA – For a a free safety, man guy. understanding, and I Of the Tigers’ top four healthy and in the right defense likely will have second consecutive sea- And Coach Macy, Coach think these guys do that rushers last season, only direction will be a key more opportunities for son the Ansonia football Hall, says with all these well.” Aydan Sanders returns for success with the interceptions. However, team is changing up its spread teams you just Along with a strong so he will be relied on a team.” the zone also makes the defensive philosophy. can’t stay in man and coaching staff, Ansonia lot this season. In the revamped team more susceptible After employing a do it. So, OK, we’re in a returns most its players “I think Aydan will defense, Andrew Row- to allowing pass comple- 4-3 defense last season, zone. I will say, though, from last year after only have to carry more of land, Austin Ward, tions. defensive coordinator it seems to work.” losing three seniors to the load,” Hoening said. Mason Billenstein, “So maybe it’s part Adam Hall along with Entering his 36th graduation. Those three “I don’t want to single Nathan Denniston and of that bend-but-don’t- assistant coach Matt season at the helm for seniors – Nick Bucking- him out, but he’s the Austin Helmke will man break mentality,” Hoen- Macy are having the Ansonia with more than ham, Cody Burnfield back that comes back the inside at defensive ing said. Tigers move to a 4-4 200 career victories, and Dane Wentworth – with experience.” tackle. They will be Last season Ansonia defense this year. Head Hoening said the assis- were all four-year varsity Ansonia isn’t known flanked by defensive finished just 2-8, but coach Eugene Hoening tant coaches are crucial starters, though. for its passing, but the ends Ross Shook and Hoening is hoping his said his assistants told to the Tigers’ success. Assuming the quar- Tigers do have some Rygh Fortkamp. squad can continue him the 4-4 is similar to “I’ve got to give credit terback duties from the athletic ends in Max At linebacker Trevor improving and contend what the Tigers used in to our assistant coach- departed Wentworth Wardrip, Hunter Muir Beam, Jarvis Thwaits for a Cross County Con- the past, but he’s leaving es,” he said. “Coach is sophomore Matthew and Peyton Setser. and Andrew Rowland ference championship. the defensive transition Macy, Coach Hall, Shook. The Tigers also have will play the inside posi- “My goal is always the to them. Coach (Stuart) Beisner. “He’s doing fine now,” their entire offensive tions. Hunter Muir, Max same: win the CCC and “You heard the old When it comes to coach- Hoening said. “I don’t line back with Andrew Wardrip, Peyton Setser go undefeated. Easier saying you can’t teach ing, they go above and know why things should Rowland at center, and Hunter Buckingham said than done,” Hoen- an old dog new tricks. beyond the call of duty. change.” Ross Shook and Dylan will share the outside ing said. “Every team’s I’m the old dog,” Hoen- They work well with the In addition to losing Burnfield at guard and linebacker duties. goal should be that. Why ing said. “The boys boys. The boys respond Wentworth, Ansonia Nathan Denniston Matthew Shook, Cody not?” have absorbed the 4-4 to them. If my boy was also lost Cody Burnfield and Rygh Fortkamp at Sanders and Aydan Kyle Shaner may be reached defense. I’ve got to give young enough to play and Nick Buckingham tackle. Sanders are the project- at 937-569-4316. Follow me on Coach Hall and Coach football, I’d like these from its backfield. Aydan “I would like to think ed starters in Ansonia’s Twitter @KShanerAdvocate or Macy especially credit guys to coach him, and Sanders, Cody Sanders, experience on the defensive backfield. get updates on Facebook by searching Darke County Sports or for explaining the intri- I think that’s what every Trevor Beam, Jarvis offensive line (will be Moving to a 4-4 Advocate 360. For more features cacies of running a zone parent wants – some- Thwaits and Devyn Sink a strength),” Hoening defense and more zone online go to dailyadvocate.com. Cal-Maine Foods, Inc. 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