Spring football
May 22, 2023
DAWSON
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DAWSON SPRING GAME
Dawson QB Gage Green looks for a receiver in the Dawson spring football game.
Head coach Mike Allison is optimistic that the Eagles will be a much stronger team for the 2023 football season.
Dawson has never had a losing season in its young history and they've never missed the post-season.
[Photo by Lloyd Hendricks]
Dawson QB Gage Green looks for a receiver in the Dawson spring football game (see photo).
Head coach Mike Allison is optimistic that the Eagles will be a much stronger team for the 2023 football season.
Dawson has never had a losing season in its young history and they've never missed the post-season.
PEARLAND
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PEARLAND SPRING FOOTBALL
The Pearland Oilers just concluded the spring football game and head coach B.J. Gotte got an early look at his team for the 2023 football season.
Senior QB Cole Morkovsky looks for a receiver during the game as the Maroon team played the White team.
The Maroon team won the game 7-0 as both teams were evenly divided and the competition was strong on both sides of the ball. The Oilers made the playoffs last season for the 23rd straight year and coach Gotte is confident that Pearland will be even stronger in 2023.
[Photo by Lloyd Hendricks]
The Pearland Oilers just concluded the spring football game and head coach B.J. Gotte got an early look at his team for the 2023 football season.
Senior QB Cole Morkovsky looks for a receiver during the game as the Maroon team played the White team.
The Maroon team won the game 7-0 as both teams were evenly divided and the competition was strong on both sides of the ball.
The Oilers made the playoffs last season for the 23rd straight year and coach Gotte is confident that Pearland will be even stronger in 2023.
FRIENDSWOOD
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FRIENDSWOOD SPRING FOOTBALL
Friendswood QB Brock Foster throws a pass in the spring game at Henry Winston Stadium.
Former Friendswood graduate Jordan Johnson is the new head football coach as he replaced Robert Koopmann, who retired Jan. 27 after serving as the Mustangs' head coach and AD the past 11 seasons.
The Mustangs compete in one of the toughest 5A districts in the state.
[Photo by Lloyd Hendricks]
Friendswood QB Brock Foster throws a pass in the spring game at Henry Winston Stadium. Former Friendswood graduate Jordan Johnson is the new head football coach as he replaced Robert Koopmann, who retired Jan. 27 after serving as the Mustangs' head coach and AD the past 11 seasons. The Mustangs compete in one of the toughest 5A districts in the state.
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FIRST SPRING GAME
New Friendswood head football coach Jordan Johnson got his first look at his Mustangs after the spring game at Henry Winston Stadium.
Friendswood is in one of the toughest 5A districts in the state but Johnson, who came from state-power Denton Guyer, is accustomed to playing tough teams.
Johnson is a graduate of Friendswood HS and has said, "My time spent throughout Friendswood ISD, and just the way my teachers and coaches poured everything into my life makes this special," Johnson said.
"That experience really changed my life at a pivotal moment, and it means the world to come back and have the opportunity to do that same thing for athletes at Friendswood High School."
[Photo by Lloyd Hendricks]
New Friendswood head football coach Jordan Johnson got his first look at his Mustangs after the spring game at Henry Winston Stadium.
Friendswood is in one of the toughest 5A districts in the state but Johnson, who came from state-power Denton Guyer, is accustomed to playing tough teams.
Johnson is a graduate of Friendswood HS and has said, "My time spent throughout Friendswood ISD, and just the way my teachers and coaches poured everything into my life makes this special," Johnson said.
"That experience really changed my life at a pivotal moment, and it means the world to come back and have the opportunity to do that same thing for athletes at Friendswood High School."
