Player-led Jacks ready to show growth on the gridiron
Isaac Gregg (left) high fives a teammate at the Quincy Jacks practice. Gregg will be the teams new starting quarterback this season.
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Alfonso Tovar sits in the safety spot during a drill while Head Coach Seth Longwill (up close) gives direction.
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The Jacks’ Jody Gardner sprints through a drill at practice. Head Coach Seth Longwill expects Gardner to be a key player for them on offense this season.
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The Quincy Jacks Head Coach Seth Longwill (in black) talks with his players during a team break from drills.
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The Jacks’ Keyen Lee eyes the pad as he sprints in for a tackle drill.
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The Quincy Jacks warmup as a team ahead of practice.
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QUINCY — When the Quincy Jacks (1-8) take the field this season, they’ll be a hungry group determined to show last seasons record does not reflect the growth they made as a team.
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