Colgan Sharks Poised for Breakthrough Season Under Coach Reggie Scott
- novafootballpodcas
- Aug 9, 2024
- 2 min read
Updated: Aug 11, 2024

00:00:00-Intro 00:06:40-Hylton 00:16:28-Colgan 00:24:44-Gar-Field 00:32:43-Woodbridge 00:39:40-Potomac 00:45:57-Forest Park 00:53:51-Freedom 01:02:47-Future Picks
8/29 vs Lake Braddock, 7:00pm
9/6 @ Osbourn, 7:00pm
9/13 @ Stafford, 7:00pm
9/20 vs Osbourn Park, 7:00pm
10/4 vs Gar-Field*, 7:00pm
10/11 @ Freedom*, 7:00pm
10/18 vs Hylton*, 7:00pm
10/25 @ Woodbridge*, 7:00pm
10/31 @ Forest Park*, 7:00pm
11/8 vs Potomac Senior*, 7:00pm
The Colgan Sharks have been steadily increasing their win totals over the past three years, and this season looks to be another step forward for Coach Reggie Scott's squad. Coming off a 4-6 season, the Sharks learned the importance of fast starts and strong finishes. Despite their modest record, the team showed promise with significant defensive improvements, allowing 10 points fewer per game compared to the previous campaign. Their offense also saw a mild improvement, scoring three points more per game.
Coach Scott is optimistic about the upcoming season. The team has been preparing rigorously for the home opener against Lake Braddock Secondary, a key game that could set the tone for the rest of the season.
One of the challenges the Sharks face this year is filling the gaps left by key departures. Wide receiver Tyler Henry and linebacker Ethan Norah, both All-Cardinal District selections, have graduated. Losing players like Tyler and Ethan is tough, but it also opens up opportunities for others to step up. “We’ve created a competitive environment in camp to identify the best replacements.”
Among the players to watch this season are juniors George Hall III and LJ Richards. Hall, a 6’2”, 200-pound quarterback, was a 2023 Offensive All-Purpose All-Cardinal District First Team selection. His leadership and playmaking ability will be crucial for the Sharks' offense. On the defensive side, Richards, a 6’2”, 215-pound linebacker, earned All-Cardinal District Second Team honors. His presence will be vital in maintaining the defensive strides the team made last season.
The Sharks' schedule is set to be challenging, but Coach Scott believes his team is ready. The schedule is tough, but it’s a great opportunity to test the Sharks and grow. The home opener is definitely a game to watch. With the foundation laid in the offseason and a focus on consistency and competitiveness, the Sharks are primed to continue their upward trend and make a splash in the Cardinal District this year.
Key Players
George Hall III (QB, 6'2", 200 lbs) - 2023 Offensive All-Purpose All-Cardinal District 1st Team
LJ Richards (LB, 6'2", 215 lbs) - All-Cardinal District 2nd Team Selection







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