2023 Wirt County Football


2023 Wirt County Football Schedule



2022 Recap
The Wirt County Tigers, a local high school football team, are gearing up for the upcoming 2023 season with high expectations and hopes of making a playoff run. Head Coach Jason Hickman is optimistic about their chances, citing the valuable experience gained by several key players during the previous year’s campaign.
The Tigers’ 2022 season saw them finish with a respectable 6-4 record, demonstrating their potential for success on the field. The team started the season on a strong note, securing an impressive 53-8 victory against Calhoun County at their home stadium, Wilson-Eismon Field in Elizabeth. This win set the tone for the Tigers’ season, as they continued to dominate their opponents.
Throughout the season, the Tigers displayed their offensive prowess, overpowering their rivals and racking up significant scores. Notable victories included a commanding 68-0 win against Magnolia and a convincing 60-6 triumph over Gilmer County. The team’s offensive stars, RB Chase Lowe, RB/WR/QB Channing Lowe, and QB Tyler Smith, showcased their skills and played crucial roles in the Tigers’ success.
However, the season wasn’t without its challenges, as the Tigers faced some tough opponents and suffered a few setbacks. Despite their best efforts, they suffered defeats against Doddridge County, St. Marys, Wahama, and Ritchie County. Nevertheless, the team bounced back with a hard-fought 34-21 victory over Madonna, closing out the regular season on a positive note.

2023 Outlook
Looking ahead to the 2023 season, the Tigers will rely on a group of talented players to lead the team to success. While the team captains will not be chosen until Fall camp, several impact players are already making their mark.
Chase Lowe, a senior running back, is expected to make significant contributions with his explosive speed and agility. His versatility and ability to excel in different positions make him a valuable asset for the Tigers. Channing Lowe, also a senior, brings versatility to the team, capable of playing as a running back, wide receiver, or even taking snaps at quarterback. His versatility and athleticism will keep opposing defenses on their toes.
Sophomore quarterback Tyler Smith, despite his young age, has shown tremendous promise and is poised to make a considerable impact. His growth and development in the offseason will be critical for the Tigers’ success. Junior wide receiver Brody Ewing will provide a reliable target for Smith, utilizing his speed and hands to make crucial plays. Kolton Toler, a junior, will anchor the offensive and defensive lines, using his strength and technique to control the trenches.
Expectations for the 2023 Season
Coach Jason Hickman is enthusiastic about the team’s prospects for the upcoming season. With 11 starters returning from the previous year, the Tigers have a solid foundation to build upon. Reflecting on their 6-4 record from last season, Hickman believes that the experience gained by the players will serve as a stepping stone towards greater achievements in 2023.
“We hope to continue to build off of what we accomplished last season and make a playoff run,” expressed Coach Hickman, showcasing the team’s ambition and hunger for success. With a combination of experienced players and emerging talents, the Tigers aim to showcase their growth and compete at the highest level.
The Wirt County Tigers are eagerly preparing for the 2023 season, dedicating themselves to rigorous training and refining their strategies. Football fans in Elizabeth and surrounding areas eagerly anticipate the team’s performance as they set their sights on a playoff berth. The Tigers’ journey promises to be filled with excitement.


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2023 Wirt County Football Roster
# | Name | Pos. | Gr. | Ht. | Wt. |
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1 | Brody Ewing | WR, DB | So. | 5’7″ | 155 |
2 | Zay Fasogbon | WR, CB | Jr. | 5’10” | 140 |
3 | Deshawn Middleton | WR, FS | Sr. | 5’10” | 165 |
4 | Chase Lowe | RB, WR | Jr. | 5’10” | 175 |
5 | Channing Lowe | QB, OLB | Jr. | 5’10” | 180 |
6 | Cole Wager | WR, LB | Sr. | 5’8″ | 145 |
8 | Jake Moore | TE, LB | Fr. | 5’6″ | 146 |
9 | Easton Wyer | WR, LB | Fr. | 6’3″ | 185 |
10 | Randy Harris | RB, LB | Jr. | 5’10” | 165 |
11 | Porter Goodwin | WR, DB | So. | 5’8″ | 140 |
12 | Memphis Keaton | TE, LB | So. | 5’9″ | 165 |
14 | Brandon Richards | QB, DB | Sr. | 5’10” | 130 |
15 | Tyler Smith | QB, DB | Fr. | 6’0″ | 135 |
17 | Isaiah Sampson | WR, DB | So. | 5’4″ | 110 |
18 | Alex Bevel | WR, DB | Fr. | 5’6″ | 140 |
21 | Xavier Wells | WR, DB | Fr. | 5’3″ | 105 |
23 | Braylan Dawson | WR, FS | Fr. | 5’8″ | 125 |
24 | Brodie Goodwin | WR, DB | Fr. | 5’1″ | 90 |
26 | Drake Taylor | WR, DB | So. | 5’8″ | 130 |
28 | Steven Parsons | WR, DB | Sr. | 5’10” | 150 |
29 | Grant Boyce | RB, OLB | Fr. | 5’3″ | 0 |
29 | Grant Boyce | RB, OLB | Fr. | 0 | |
30 | Anthony Morgan | RB, LB | Fr. | 5’7″ | 150 |
35 | Cole Winnell | ATH, LB, K | Sr. | 6’0″ | 0 |
50 | Holden Siers | OL, DL | So. | 5’7″ | 215 |
51 | Colin Hudnall | OL, DL | So. | 5’11” | 253 |
52 | Kolton Toler | OL, LB | So. | 5’10” | 251 |
53 | Trevor Jones | OL, DL | So. | 5’7″ | 0 |
55 | Landon Casto | OL, DL | So. | 5’9″ | 170 |
56 | Clayton Mills | OL, DL | So. | 5’7″ | 202 |
57 | Grady McFee | OL, DL | Sr. | 5’11” | 190 |
59 | Dallas Pigott III | OL, DL | Jr. | 6’0″ | 196 |
60 | Lucas Pahl | OL, DL | Fr. | 5’5″ | 202 |
61 | Evan Mcclung | OL, DL | So. | 5’5″ | 150 |
64 | Cole Roberts | OL, DL | Jr. | 5’10” | 0 |
65 | Ryan Goodnight | OL, DL | Sr. | 6’0″ | 220 |
66 | Braden Whipkey | OL, DL | Fr. | 6’5″ | 240 |
69 | Chase Parsons | OL, LB | Jr. | 5’8″ | 0 |
77 | Mike Miller | Jr. | 0 | ||
79 | Logan Sitckle | OL, DL | Fr. | 6’2″ | 270 |
Staff | Position |
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Eric Cheeseman | Assistant Coach |
Jason Hickman | Head Coach |
Aaron Hill | Assistant Coach |
Scotty Lowe | Assistant Coach |
Ben Moore | Assistant Coach |
Joe Villers | Assistant Coach |