The John Glenn Muskies high school football program is gearing up for the 2026 season with a significant reshaping of its roster.
Graduation has taken away the starting quarterback Cashton Paisley, running back Charlie Cameron and leading wide receiver Matt Edwards, all of whom were pivotal to the team's scoring a year ago.
Despite the loss, the Muskies will field the same starting offensive line that helped anchor the attack, giving the team continuity at the line of scrimmage.
In addition, 25 lettermen return, providing a deep pool of experience that coaches hope will offset the departures.
Looking Ahead
The coaching staff believes the returning core will keep the team competitive, translating veteran stability into a more balanced offensive approach.
The Muskies open the season with a renewed focus on fundamentals, aiming to turn depth into wins on the field.
Fans can expect a dynamic season as emerging skill players look to fill the void left by the departed stars.