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The Weimar Wildcat varsity football team made a name for themselves in Head Coach Wade Griffin’s first year by playing a physical, ground-and-pound style that was built to wear down their opponents. The result was an offensive attack that was much more effective than their 2021 season as they had several big running performances and increased their win total by one to 3-7 in 2022. This season, Griffin and the Wildcats will be looking to make a much bigger jump to finish higher in the district standings and attempt to secure a spot in the UIL postseason.
A big improvement in their record is well within the realm of possibility as many of their losses from last season were within 10 points as each game featured just a few plays that went against the Wildcats that eventually decided the game. While Weimar had their moments of success and impressive play, they were undermined at times by mistakes that were difficult to overcome.
“We want to be a more consistent team,” Griffin said, “We showed signs a lot of times last season but could not always finish plays and games the way we needed to. We think with the work our guys have put in, we will be better and more prepared to do that.”
