ACH Warriors hoping to rebound this season
ACH Warriors Quarterback Max Grindy takes reps during practice. Grindy is filling in for Caden Correia while he recovers from an ankle injury he suffered in the spring.
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Two ACH Warriors football players watch drills during practice. The Warriors were one game shy of making the 1B state championship last season and are optimistic about returning this season.
ACH Warriors Quarterback Max Grindy running an option play during their practice. Grindy also plays receiver and running back.
ACH Warriors Running Back Harvest Parrish works through footwork drills at their practice. Head Coach Brandon Walsh said Parrish will likely lead the team in carries this season.
ACH rising senior Brady Roberts (21) carries the ball during a game against Dayton last season.
The Almira/Coulee-Hartline defense sets up for a play against Wilbur-Creston-Keller on last season.
COULEE CITY — The Almira/Coulee-Hartline Warriors put together a strong 10-3 season last year, but left with a sour taste in their mouth after a close loss in the 1B state semifinals. Head Coach Brandon Walsh said he was proud of what the Warriors did last year, despite the outcome.
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