The Analy High School football program is gearing up for another competitive season, with head coach Dan Bourdon expressing confidence that the team can contend for the REC‑Bay league title.
A roster built on experience and fresh talent
Senior quarterback Matthew Medina returns after a junior season that saw him amass over 1,700 yards and 21 touchdowns despite missing half the schedule due to injury.
His top targets, receivers Clayton Graham and Logan Willis, combined for nearly 900 yards and 14 touchdowns last year, giving the offense a potent passing attack.
Running back Kaleb Jacobs steps into the lead role, inheriting the mantle from his brother Brantz Jacobs, who earned first‑team offense honors in the REC‑Bay last season.
The offensive line will be anchored by seniors Andrew McCallum and Lochland Ramos, alongside Julian Guerrero, providing stability in the trenches.
Defensively, the team welcomes new coordinator Daniel Benjamin, who is installing an aggressive scheme that could reshape the unit's identity.
Benjamin will be supported by impact newcomers Gavin Sutter, a junior safety and receiver, his twin brother Ty Sutter on the line, and varsity debutant Brady Andrews.
The schedule blends familiar league rivals with nonleague opponents, including new additions such as Sonoma Valley and San Rafael, setting up early tests that could define the team's trajectory.
With a mix of proven returners and promising newcomers, Analy hopes to translate optimism into a league championship and a deep playoff run.