The Warsaw Tigers have cemented their reputation as a consistent contender, finishing the previous campaign with a 9‑1 record and falling only to South Callaway in the district playoffs.
A wave of returning all‑conference talent fuels optimism that the team can build on that success, with veterans ready to anchor both offense and defense.
Returning Stars and New Roles
Brecken Brewster, a second‑team all‑conference running back and first‑team linebacker, returns as a cornerstone of the squad, praised for his work ethic and high character.
Bostyn Wilson, formerly a second‑team offensive lineman, is slated to shift to tight end or a backfield position, adding versatility to the attack.
On the defensive line, Brett Howe, a second‑team all‑conference defensive end, will take the snap as quarterback, bringing a fresh arm to the offense.
Johrdan Decker will share the backfield with Howe, while Caden Casteel may see time at running back or contribute on the offensive line.
Key Playmakers and Special Teams
Cash Davis, a first‑team all‑conference receiver known for speed, technique and leadership, will anchor the secondary, while Jett Fluty, a sophomore kicker with a background in soccer and bike racing, returns as the team’s primary leg.
The Tigers will open the season with a jamboree on August 21, using the exhibition to fine‑tune schemes before the regular‑season debut on August 28 at Lawson.
Head coach Ryan Boyer emphasizes tradition and preparation, stressing that consistency and trust in the process will be the foundation of the team’s approach.