Team Name: Bangor Slaters
Head Coach: Paul Reduzzi Bangor (10-17) Overall (151-124)
Assistant Coaches:
Vinnie Andrews Offensive Coordinator / Defensive Backs
Max SiuOffensive Line / Defensive Ends
Donnie Hawk Quarterbacks / Defensive Backs
Ryan Pysher Special Teams / Defensive Line / Receivers
Jesse Long Offensive Line / Linebackers
Matt Pysher Volunteer
2020 Record: 7 – 4 Eastern Conference Champions
Key Starters Lost:
Kael Godshalk US Coast Guard Academy
Gabe Woolverton
Offensive Starters Returning: (10)
Eric Striba QB Senior
Ben Engle OL Senior
Jose Fuentes OL Senior
Jayden Vilmenay OL Senior
Riley Stapp OL Junior
Sam Woolverton OL Junior
Dylan Krugh OL Junior
Dylan Miller TE Senior
Ashton Kluska WR Senior
MJ Siu WR Junior
Defensive Starters Returning: (6)
Dylan Miller LB Senior
Ashton Kluska LB Senior
Greg Campbell DB Junior
MJ Siu DB Junior
Jacob Weaver DE Junior
Ryan Wildrick DB Senior
Key Newcomers:
Quinn Karner OL/DE Senior (Injured 2021)
Jacob Cornell WR/DB Senior
Noah Hillis RB/LB Junior
Parker Sandt OL/DL Junior
2021 Returning Player Stats:
Eric Striba
Offense:
Passing:
57 of 102 passes
677 yards
7 touchdowns
Rushing:
154 carries
1,277 yards
19 touchdowns
Jose Fuentes
Defense:
4 solo tackles
14 total tackles
Riley Stapp
Defense:
4 solo tackles
6 total tackles
Dylan Krugh
Defense:
3 solo tackles
9 total tackles
Dylan Miller
Offense:
Receiving:
4 catches
27 yards
Defense:
22 solo tackles
32 total tackles
1 sack
1 interception
1 TFL
1 PD
Ashton Kluska
Offense:
Receiving:
9 catches
74 yards
1 touchdown
Rushing:
17 carries
53 yards
2 touchdowns
Defense:
21 solo tackles
33 total tackles
2 sacks
2 interceptions
MJ Siu
Offense:
Receiving:
3 catches
28 yards
Defense:
9 solo tackles
11 total tackles
2 interceptions
Greg Campbell
Offense:
Rushing:
26 carries
168 yards
2 touchdowns
Defense:
44 solo tackles
64 total tackles
2 PD
1 interception
Jacob Weaver
Defense:
35 solo tackles
41 total tackles
13 TFL
11 sacks
6 hurries
3 fumble recoveries
1 PD
Ryan Wildrick
Defense:
8 solo tackles
11 total tackles
2 PD
1 interception
2022 Outlook:
Overall: “We have a mature group of players who continue to develop and challenge each other every day. They experienced some success last season and began to realize their potential. They understand the team chemistry, work ethic, and accountability that is required to succeed.”
Offense: “We return a group of players on the offensive line who led the way for us to rush for over 3000 yards last season. That group has continued to improve during the off-season both in the weight room and on the field. Eric Striba is returning as a dual-threat QB who continues to develop as a leader on and off the field. We need to fill backfield spots at both the RB and HB positions and Ashton Kluska, Noah Hillis, and Riley Stapp are competing for those spots. There is also strong competition for open receiver positions.”
“Our success on offense will be built on establishing control of the line of scrimmage and rushing the football, but we are seeing very positive developments in our passing game.”
Defense: “We will look to continue developing a physical and fundamental defensive scheme that creates turnovers and is able to get off the field on key downs. We return players at all three levels of the defense who can lead the unit both verbally and physically. Our linebackers are physical athletic players that can play the run as well as execute our coverage schemes. Our secondary players developed throughout the season last year. We expect to see them continue to impact the run game as well as execute their coverage responsibilities. We have Jacob Weaver(11 sacks) returning at the defensive end but must fill the three other positions on the defensive line. There are a few new names as well as some of our returning offensive lineman competing for those spots. “
“Our success on defense will be based on getting pressure up front while staying solid against the run. We expect to face a number of multiple offenses and we will rely on our leaders to communicate and adjust to formations so we are in position at the snap.”
