Riverside Football
2023 Riverside Football Schedule
2022 Recap
In the highly anticipated 2022 football season, the Riverside Warriors faced their fair share of ups and downs, culminating in a 3-7 record. Although the team’s performance might not reflect their full potential, their hard-fought battles and moments of triumph showcased the resilience and determination that define the Warriors’ spirit.
The Warriors kicked off the season with two fiercely contested games that could have set the tone for the entire year. Unfortunately, they narrowly fell short, losing by a single score to both Woodrow Wilson and Parkersburg. These close encounters could have easily shifted the team’s momentum, turning the tide in their favor. Nonetheless, they valiantly pushed forward, eager to prove their mettle.
Amidst the challenges, the Riverside Warriors managed to claim victories over St. Albans, South Charleston, and Lincoln County. These wins demonstrated their ability to rise above adversity and seize opportunities when they presented themselves. Each victory provided a much-needed boost to the team’s morale and reinforced their unwavering determination to overcome obstacles.
Offensively, the Warriors showcased their scoring prowess, averaging 23 points per game. Despite the team’s overall record, their offensive capabilities kept them in contention throughout the season, giving fans hope for a brighter future. Defensively, the Warriors faced a more challenging task, conceding an average of 27 points per game. While the team strived to keep opponents at bay, their valiant efforts were met with formidable adversaries.
As the 2022 season concludes, the Riverside Warriors reflect on the challenges they faced and the lessons learned. The close defeats at the beginning of the season served as a poignant reminder that victory often hangs by the slimmest of margins. Nevertheless, the team’s indomitable spirit persisted, driving them to fight until the final whistle.
The 2022 Riverside Warriors football team may not have achieved the record they had hoped for, but their resilience and determination in the face of adversity demonstrated their potential for greatness. As they regroup and rebuild, the Warriors remain committed to the pursuit of victory, knowing that the next season holds new opportunities for success.
2023 Outlook
As the 2023 high school football season kicks off, all eyes are on the Riverside Warriors as they strive to bounce back from a disappointing 3-7 record in the previous year. With Head Coach Alex Daugherty entering his sixth season at the helm, the Warriors are determined to regain their winning ways and secure a spot in the playoffs. With a talented roster and a challenging schedule in the Mountain State Athletic Conference (MSAC), the team is gearing up for an exciting season.
Key players to watch this fall include defensive back Bryce Green, linebacker Evan Critchfield, defensive back Jakob Shanklin, lineman JR Cochran, running back Bishop Hairston, and offensive lineman Sam Peters. These athletes have shown exceptional skill and determination during offseason workouts and are expected to make significant contributions to the team’s overall performance. Their athleticism, versatility, and commitment to excellence will undoubtedly play a crucial role in the Warriors’ quest for victory.
However, the path to redemption won’t be an easy one for the Riverside Warriors, as they face a challenging schedule within the highly competitive MSAC. Week in and week out, they will be tested by formidable opponents, showcasing the level of talent and competitiveness within their conference. Notable matchups against Woodrow Wilson and St. Albans loom large on the schedule, and these games will likely have a significant impact on the team’s playoff aspirations.
As the 2023 football season approaches, the Riverside Warriors are ready to leave their disappointing previous season behind and embark on a journey of redemption. Coach Alex Daugherty’s leadership, combined with the talents of key players like Bryce Green, Evan Critchfield, Jakob Shanklin, Bishop Hairston, and Sam Peters, offer a strong foundation for success. With a grueling schedule in the MSAC, every game will be a battle, but the Warriors are determined to rise to the occasion and make their mark in West Virginia high school football once again.
2023 Riverside Football Roster
Senior Football Roster
- Class: AAA
- City: BELLE
- County: KANAWHA
- Superintendent: Dr. Tom Williams
- Principal: Jane Kennedy
- Assistant Principal: Steve Loftis, Beth Musgrave, John Lipscomb
- Athletic Director: Todd Chevalier
- Head Coach: Alex Daughtery
- Assistant Coaches: Tom Sowers, John Frisby, Adam Gum, Slayton Beard, Jacob Bilanti, Allen Baria, Caleb Terry
- Sports Medicine Staff: : Cory Donnelly
- Cheerleading Coaches: Brooke Sparks
- Cheerleaders:
- Nickname: Warriors
- Band Director: Sean McCallister
- Team Doctor:
- Managers:
- Statistician: Keith Briggs
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Players
# Pos. Name Gr Ht Wt Avg
1 WR/DB Bradden Tatum 11 5’8 148
2 WR/DB Jase Cook 11 5’9 175
3 QB/DB Caden Ray 11 6,0 164
4 WR/DB Logan Tudor 10 6’1 161
5 WR/DL Logan Lively 11 6’2 178
6 WR/DB Roland Ford 9 5’11 159
7 WR/DB John Battle 9 5’6 152
8 RB/DB Tyson Arms 9 5’6 154
9 RB/DB Malique Thomas 11 5’8 155
10 QB/DB Malik Brown 10 5’9 154
11 QB/DB Dasani McCallister 10 6’3 153
12 QB/DB Bryer Mullins 9 5’10 156
13 QB/DB Riley Gilmore 10 6’2 162
14 WR/DB David Stout 9 5’11 153
15 RB/DL Brayden Peck 9 5’7 167
16 WR/DB Matthew Hunt 9
17 WR/DB Ethan Scruggs 9 5’11 168
18 RB/DB Teavion Woods 9 5’10 165
19 WR/DB Andrew Tudor 11 5’11 159
20 RB/DB Brody Hensley 9 5’6 152
21 RB/DB Bryce Green 12 5’11 170
22 WR/DB Jakob Shanklin 11 5’11 165
23 RB/DL Bishop Hairston 12 6’1 201
23 WR/LB Bishop Hairston 12 6’2 190
24 RB/LB Kaleb Shanklin 11 5’11 193
25 WR/DB Auric Booker 9 5’8 146
26 WR/DB Andrew Tudor 11 6’1 161
28 RB/DB Logan Nelson 10 5’10 154
29 RB/LB William Smith 10 5’10 179
30 WR/DB Noah Nuckols 11 5’9 160
30 WR/DB Noah Nuckols 11 5’9 160
31 K ELIJAH TAFT 9 5’7 157
32 FB/LB Evan Critchfield 11 5’8 172
35 FB/LB Ethan Holcomb 10 5’9 166
40 RB/LB Christian Holcomb 12 5’8 170
41 RB/DL Levi Petty 11 5’8 160
42 FB/LB Quade McGhee 10 5’8 160
43 FB/LB Landyn Hamilton 10 5’9 185
50 OL/DL Colin Campbell 10 5’8 181
51 Ol/DL Casey Chapman 11 5’11 220
52 IOL/DL Jonathan Welch 11 6,0 223
53 OL/DL Cooper Halstead 10 5’10 235
54 OL/DL Samuel Rogers 10 5’8 196
55 OL/DL Xander Weese 9 5’9 189
56 OL/DL Tristan Shrewsburry 9 5’8 190
57 OL/DL Jacob Adams 9 5’7 167
58 OL/DL Joesph Miller 10 5’8 200
61 OL/DL Noah Hairston 9 5’10 193
62 OL/DL Robert Myers 12 5’10 223
63 OL/DL Remington Rose 10 5’9 222
64 OL/DL James Litton 9 5’9 182
65 OL/DL Sam Peters 12 6’3 321
66 OL/DL Jason Smith 10 5’7 200
70 OL/DL Jordan Tackett 12 5’11 203
71 OL/DL Josh Cochran 11 5’10 236
72 OL/DL Thomas Christy 9 6′ 200
76 OL/DL David Bubash 9 6’2 285
77 OL/DL Gavin Garten 10 5’9 198
79 OL/DL Brayden Sider 10 5’10 207
85 K Rachel Siders 12 5’8 160
86 WR/DB David Bobadilla 9 6’0 150