Caleb Vasquez is coming off his final season of football at Mount Pleasant High School. The Senior Tackle has had quite a journey throughout his time as an Oiler making lifelong memories with his friends and teammates, on and off the field. Caleb was kind enough to do an interview and answer a few questions about the season, his memories at Mount Pleasant High School, with football in general, and what his future plans are looking like. -The season did not end the way you expected it to, but what can you take away from this season? "Of course I am upset we didn't make the playoffs, but I wouldn't take anything back that happened this season because it showed me and my teammates how to fight back and never give in. We started off the season 1-4 unfortunately and I knew people were doubting us, so as a team we all focused on one game at a time and we ended up winning the last 4 games of the season to end up with a positive record of 5-4" -Favorite game/memory ...
The Offensive Player of the Week recipient for Friday nights game against Saginaw Heritage was Cole Smallwood. The Senior put on a show for the Oiler crowd as he rushed for 191 yards on 26 carries. Smallwood also punched in 4TDs in Mount Pleasant's big win on Senior Night. After Friday night's impressive performance, Cole Smallwood had a season total 11 touchdowns and rushed for 593 yards. Unfortunately the Oilers did not make the playoffs as a 5-4 team, but Smallwood and the rest of the Oiler Seniors have a lot to hold their heads up high for. Go Oilers! Photo Courtesy Ken Kadwell, The Morning Sun -Brandon Hoffman *Not Affiliated with MPHS
For the second week in a row Mount Pleasant played dominant football in their 43-7 win over Bay City Western. These types of wins are always nice as it gets your depth players more time on the field while your starters can rest. As such, a bunch of Oilers made plays in big ways. According to Max Preps ( http://www.maxpreps.com/games/football-fall-17/bay-city-western-vs-mt-pleasant/10-6-2017-nvz7CKF-p02Lfo64MD2jqQ.htm#tab=box-score&schoolid=1271a89c-b85b-44dd-a791-5382496c6363 ) 25 oilers recorded tackles for a total of 111 (includes assisted) The Defensive Player of the Week for this game goes to Hunter Norris. He tallied for himself 6 solo tackles while also making 7 assisted tackles. In games like these it is hard to give one single player considering the volume of players that are getting snaps. Norris however stood out as a player who was able to make plays for the Oilers consistently while he was on the field. Norris will look to continue making big plays for the Oilers as t...
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