00:00:00-Intro 00:11:17-Wakefield 00:16:57-Marshall 00:25:39- Langley 00:35:27-Yorktown 00:45:50-McLean 00:57:42-Herndon 01:09:36-W&L 01:21:35- Future Picks
8/29: vs Annandale - 7:00 PM
9/6: @ Falls Church - 7:00 PM
9/13: vs Justice - 7:00 PM
9/20: @ James Madison - 7:00 PM
9/27: vs McLean - 7:00 PM
10/4: @ Langley - 7:00 PM
10/10: @ Washington-Liberty - 7:00 PM
10/18: vs Wakefield - 7:00 PM
10/25: vs Herndon - 7:00 PM
11/2: @ Yorktown - 5:00 PM
Last season didn't go as planned for Marshall, with the team struggling to gel as a cohesive unit. Coach Masten candidly reflects on the past year, noting that the lack of a team-first mentality was a key factor in their struggles. "We had too many I's and not enough We's, and it cost us games," he admits. However, the Statesmen found their stride in the final game of the season, learning how to work together and finish strong. This offseason has been a testament to their dedication and hard work, as each player has committed to improving and pushing the limits of their capabilities. As the Statesmen prepare to take the field, Coach Masten is eager to see how this newfound teamwork will translate into success.
The upcoming season promises to be a challenging yet exciting journey for the Statesmen. Coach Masten emphasizes the importance of treating every game as the most crucial one, a mentality that will drive the team forward. While specific key players have yet to emerge, the anticipation is palpable as the team awaits game day to showcase their talent and determination. The loss of players from last season leaves gaps to be filled, but Coach Masten remains optimistic about the team's potential. With a clean slate and a focus on unity, the Statesmen are poised to redefine themselves and make a mark in the Liberty District. As the season unfolds, fans can expect to witness a team that is not only playing to win but also playing as one.
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