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The Minutemen finished 2025 with a 9‑2 record, three Ohio Cardinal Conference titles and a potent defense, while new leadership and an open quarterback battle set the stage for 2026.
Jacob Owens was appointed Lexington High School's head football coach on July 22, succeeding the late Andrew Saris. With a background as a player and coach at Mansfield Senior and three seasons as offensive coordinator, Owens aims to honor his predecessor while focusing on player development and the upcoming season.
The Lexington Minutemen have named Jacob Owens as their new head coach after a unanimous vote, a move that seeks to preserve the program’s recent success while rebuilding after a mass graduation.
The sudden death of coach Andrew Saris has left Lexington High School and the wider Ohio community grieving, prompting reflections on his impact as a mentor, leader, and educator.
A Lexington High School athlete was hospitalized with severe hand burns after a training exercise, prompting an investigation and renewed scrutiny of coaching practices.
The second annual spring combine featured traditional drills and position‑specific workouts, highlighting standout performances by rising seniors Kael Lewis and others, while drawing a dozen college coaches and increased community support.