Southern Sports & Travel, By Darron Thomas
The Glenbrook Apaches recently completed a successful first year in AA football that included a playoff appearance, but replacing senior quarterback Preston Wise may prove to be a tall order for head coach Ryan Porter.
Wise led the Apaches to a 7-4 record and a second place finish in district 6AA, but the word quickly spread regarding the signal caller’s abilities after a 46-38 loss to Centreville in round one of the playoffs. Wise and the Apaches fought off a big first half deficit to tie the defending champs late in the game only to lose in the waning moments. In that game Wise passed for 314 yards and three touchdowns and accounted for two more touchdowns on the ground as he rushed for 70 yards.
Preston Wise definitely left his mark as the quarterback at Glenbrook. Wise amassed 2,868 all-purpose yards and 37 touchdowns this season.
Wise led the Apaches to a 7-4 record and a second place finish in district 6AA, but the word quickly spread regarding the signal caller’s abilities after a 46-38 loss to Centreville in round one of the playoffs. Wise and the Apaches fought off a big first half deficit to tie the defending champs late in the game only to lose in the waning moments. In that game Wise passed for 314 yards and three touchdowns and accounted for two more touchdowns on the ground as he rushed for 70 yards.
Preston Wise definitely left his mark as the quarterback at Glenbrook. Wise amassed 2,868 all-purpose yards and 37 touchdowns this season.
(Photo below) Wise (#25) was part of the 2007 Glenbrook team that won the single A title.
Inside the numbers……
Passing
128/182 – 2,011 yards
70% completion rate
19 tds – 8 ints
Rushing
857 yards on 124 carries – 18 tds
Avg yards per carry – 6.9
31 career rushing tds
Defense
57 tackles (3 year starter at LB)
1 int
221 career tackles
Wise was selected to the MAIS All-Star squad this season and was chosen as District 6AA MVP.
All-Star Game Final
South 41
North 26
*Photos Courtesy of Darrell Winget