Longwill’s first year brings culture shift to Jacks football
The Jacks offense takes the field after a defensive stop against the Ephrata Tigers earlier this season. Head Coach Seth Longwill said they built a strong foundation for the future.
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Jace Reyes, left, and Maximo Serrano, right, hype each other up before kickoff against Prosser earlier this season. Reyes was a key player on offense for the Jacks this season.
The Jacks’ Pierce Bierlink (3) hands the ball off to Maximo Serrano, right, during their game against Prosser. Head Coach Seth Longwill said he calls Bierlink their mini-Mahomes because of how he likes to make plays outside the pocket.
The Jacks’ Pierce Bierlink (3) looks to the sideline for the next play call. Head Coach Seth Longwill said the players bought into the vision he had for the program this season.
QUINCY – On Oct. 30, the Quincy Jacks (1-8) finished their season with a loss to the Othello Huskies. Head Coach Seth Longwill still came out proud of the foundation his team built in his first year leading them.
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