Mavs motivated for a state run this season
The Mavericks football team huddles up before a break at their first practice of the season. The Mavs went 9-2 last season and are optimistic about making a run for the state title this season.
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Mavericks linemen work through drills at their first practice of the 2025 season. They return six offensive linemen who started multiple games last season.
Mavericks quarterback Brady Jay takes some reps to throw at practice while Head Coach Brett Jay watches in the background. Brady said the team will take their season one week at a time.
Mavericks receiver Theo Kalasountas hauls in a deep ball from quarterback Brady Jay during practice. Head Coach Brett Jay said the Mavs have the personnel to be dynamic on offense this season.
Mavericks Head Coach Brett Jay talks with his team during their first practice of the 2025 season. Jay said they have worked on player development throughout the offseason in the hopes to build off a strong 2024 football season.
Moses Lake rising senior Grant Smith (13) turns up field after recording a catch against Eastmont last season. The Mavericks won the Columbia Basin Big 9 for the first time since 2021 last fall.
Elijah Burns (23) looks for the hole in the Mavericks’ state crossover game last season.
MOSES LAKE — As the start of the 2025 season hits, the Mavericks bring in an experienced roster that has stayed hungry for a state title opportunity. Head Coach Brett Jay said the team has homed in on player development in the offseason.
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