Arkansas City football is eagerly preparing for their upcoming season opener under the guidance of their new head coach, Chet Pobolish. Pobolish, who is thrilled to be a part of the Bulldogs program, was drawn to the team’s resilience and the strong sense of community he witnessed during their run to the state championship last year.
Having previously served as an assistant coach, Pobolish now steps into the role of head coach, taking over from the esteemed Jon Wiemers. Wiemers led the team for the past five seasons and led them to the regional round of playoffs against McPherson in the previous year.
Pobolish recognizes the existing strong culture within the team but aims to enhance their camaraderie to foster better teamwork on the field. He emphasizes the importance of other teams recognizing their style of play – physically tough, mentally tough, and most importantly, driven by a genuine love for the game.
The Bulldogs team boasts a significant number of seniors, but there are also several talented underclassmen, including their starting quarterback, expected to make substantial contributions this season. These athletes are eager to come together, unite their strengths, and create a memorable first year under Coach Pobolish’s guidance.
Hayden Lucas, a senior tight end and outside linebacker, express the team’s determination, stating, This year, we’re all in. Having each other’s back and going out there and rushing, pounding the ball, catching the ball, getting good yards, and just loving each other and winning the game and looking up in the stadium after and looking at the fans and just knowing we did good.
David Metzinger, a senior lineman, believes that the team’s dedication to improvement over the past years will be amplified this season. While they have faced challenges in the past, Metzinger emphasizes their ability to overcome adversity, displaying their resilience on and off the field.
Arkansas City’s football season will kick off on September 1st with a highly anticipated game against Winfield. The Bulldogs are eager to showcase their skills and begin their journey towards a successful season. The full season schedule can be found below:
– September 1: Winfield
– September 10: Newton
– September 17: Wichita Collegiate
– September 24: El Dorado
– October 1: Maize South
– October 8: Circle
– October 15: Buhler
– October 22: Valley Center
– October 28: Andover
Under the guidance of their new head coach, Chet Pobolish, and with a team that exudes strength, talent, and unwavering determination, Arkansas City football is primed and ready to take on the challenges that lie ahead. Fans eagerly await the opening game, as they too believe this season will be one to remember.
New Head Coach Chet Pobolish Energizes Arkansas City Football for Season Opener
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