A Historic Start
The Green Bay West football squad has opened the season with a 2‑0 record, a feat that marks the program’s best start in decades and has ignited optimism among players and fans alike.
Head coach Drew Brusoe credits the turnaround to a culture built on continuity and veteran leadership, noting that the same core group has steered the team through four consecutive seasons of growth.
Player‑Led Momentum
Eight seniors have emerged as consistent leaders, fostering a mindset that emphasizes accountability and collective responsibility. Malik Hassan and Luke Rissling, among the most vocal of those voices, have highlighted the team’s improved discipline and cohesion as key drivers of success.
Rivalry Renewed
The upcoming Friday night showdown with historic rival Green Bay East represents the next major test. Coach Brusoe downplays the significance of the win‑loss column, stressing that physicality and execution will decide the outcome.
Luke Rissling aims to preserve his perfect career record against East by keeping penalties to a minimum and playing with the discipline that has defined the team’s recent performances.
Beyond the rivalry, the squad is focused on ending a 30‑year playoff drought, the longest active streak in Wisconsin, a milestone that would cement the current era as one of the most successful in school history.