Month: June 2019

I have written a couple of times about the influence that Brian Moler has had on the football program at Reeds Spring.  I think my opinion of him is pretty well documented.

As one last tribute to Coach Moler I have come up with what I am calling the All-Moler Era Team.  It represents players that played for Coach Moler while he was a head coach or assistant at Reeds Spring.

Now a couple of things, there are plenty of talented folks that have put on a Wolves Uniform in this time and there is no doubt that I left out a few very deserving players… That was not done intentionally.  You could come up with a very good team using only guys I left off…

I did limit players to one side of the ball.  That being said, Here are my choices for the Reeds Spring Football All-Moler Era Team..

 

QB  Nick Haddock

RB  Kelly Newton

RB  Korey Robinette

RB  Dalton Pomeroy

OL  Austin Bradfield

OL  Dalton Thomas

OL  Tristen Beyer

OL Asa Baker

OL Justin Miller

TE  Logen Plumb

WR Ben Selby

 

DL  Colin Cross

DL  Adam Hale

DL Gage Nolan

DL Dalton Haddock

ILB  Easton Flaugh

ILB  Ben Moler

OLB Colton Pomeroy

OLB Kaz Woodward

DB Joey Longstreet

DB Seth Stamps

DB Josh Kent

 

ATH Blake Gronvold

 

K- Joel Gertson

P- Garret Verheyen

As Summer School comes to a close and the calendar gets ready to turn to July, the career of perhaps the greatest Hollister Tiger of all-time will come to an end.

Scott Wenger may or may not hold any individual athletic records.  He may not ever have his name on a field or a building.  But make no mistake, no one has meant more to the Hollister School District over the past 27 years than has Wenger.  When you think of Hollister Sports, or Hollister Schools, in general, in some way you think of Scott.

He has just about done it all… And I mean, done it all.  Off the top of my head, I can remember that he has served as: a  volleyball coach, a softball coach, a para, the athletic director, a bus driver, ms basketball coach, boys and girls hs basketball head coach and assistant, director of the alternative school, cross country coach, he taught science at both the high school and the middle school, paraprofessional, health teacher, and physical education at both the middle school and the high school.  Most recently, he has served as the assistant principal at the high school.  I am sure I have left one or two positions out.  The point is Scott Wenger is MR HOLLISTER.

He has touched countless lives.  Whether it was a player, a student, a parent, or a friend, Scott Wenger has had an influence on anyone that has had the pleasure to meet him.  He is loved by students and peers alike.  Administrators, Coaches, and teachers of the past, saw his potential. Administrators, Coaches, and Teachers today: get to learn from his knowledge.  He is the definition of loyal and the kind of man that all guys should strive to be.

Happy Retirement Coach, you deserve it….