Rickey Armstrong has built West Nassau into a consistent winning program since taking over a few years ago, but you wouldn’t know it judging by the lack of hardware in the trophy display.
Having to play Bolles and Raines every year in District 2-4A makes it difficult for West Nassau to bring home a playoff appearance, and therefore, any trophies. Beating Jackson and Fernandina Beach is no problem- it’s upsetting either Bolles or Raines that is the problem.
For West Nassau to make that next stop, it’s going to take a special group to do the near impossible thing and spring an upset. Perhaps that group is this year’s team, which goes into the season with a lot of expectations.
Gone are quarterback Bryce Jenkins (1077 yards and 10 TDs), playmakers Ke’shan Pennamon (500 A.P. yards) and Davion Dubose (1,215 yards, 13 TDs).
Who is going to step up and take over their roles? Perhaps seniors Quinn Coxwell, Ayden Havener or junior Kyler Crosby may take on those roles.
West Nassau Warriors
Warriors Seeking End Of Season Glory
Written by Corey Davis
Photo by jacksonville.com
