Lions look forward to increased roster for ’25-26 season
A Lions player slams into a training bag as he practices proper tackling technique during one of their practices. Coach Josh Kast said the team has grown significantly since last season, with around 20 players set to play this year.
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Lions players line up to practice tackling training bags during their practice. The Lions have put a major focus on tackling this season.
A Lions player tackles an exercise ball during a drill where they run past a blocker and try to catch the exercise ball as it bounces off the ground.
Two Lions players participate in a drill where one player runs a route with the ball, and the other player runs a mirrored version of the route and has to stop the progress of the ball carrier.
Derick Smith jumps up to make a catch during a receiver drill at practice. Smith said he is excited to see what the team can do with the increased depth on the roster this season.
Lions players line up behind a row of barrels and work on a line drill during their practice.
Johnathan Ferguson, left, carries the ball against Soap Lake last year. Ferguson is a returning senior on the Lions squad.
Treyson Kast evades a Soap Lake defender in a game last year. Kast returns to the team as a junior this year.
MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake Christian Academy/Covenant Christian School Lions are preparing for the upcoming football season with high expectations as they enter their third year of the school’s football program.
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