The silver lining of a rocky 2015 season is that many White Pigeon underclassmen got plenty of experience. The Chiefs will need them in bigger roles this year after several productive seniors hung up their helmets for the final time last fall.
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A 4-5 record left the Chiefs out of the playoffs for the sixth consecutive year. But there were plenty of encouraging efforts that left White Pigeon fans eager for another shot in 2016. Head coach Joseph Morsaw, who enters his fifth season in charge of the program, hopes a little more togetherness and commitment in the offseason compared to last year’s group will pay dividends.
“Last season was a season of missed opportunities,” he said. “We had talent throughout the program but did not get together enough in the off season to get the talent to work together. We had great performances by senior linemen and underclassmen running backs to keep us close in many games. We were lucky last year to give many of our underclassmen lots of experience last season to be ready to perform this year.”
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The focus of the Chiefs’ offense is again running back Hunter Rummler, who comes into his senior year with 1,810 yards (7.6 per carry) and 25 touchdowns. The 5-foot-11, 174-pounder was named All-BCS Co-MVP as a junior and landed on the Detroit Free Press All-State Honorable Mention Team after producing 1,063 yards and 15 touchdowns. He averaged 118 rushing yards per game.
“This will be his fourth year playing on the varsity,” Morsaw said of Rummler. “We look for him to play on both sides of the ball and play a solid MLB to again be one of the leading tacklers on the team and the league.”
The Chiefs, behind a veteran offensive line that includes returning starters Tony Solis, Kevin Barnes, Mike Bright and Hunter Hooley, will have little trouble establishing a powerful running game, which will only help quarterback Cole Grant gain confidence when it’s time to throw the ball. Grant started four games in 2015 and had a 3-1 record in those contests.
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The BCS Red Division should be a competitive one this year with White Pigeon on the rise. Cassopolis, which finished 4-0 in divisional play last year en route to a 9-3 record and a trip to the Division 7 regional finals, is the team with the target on its back. Cassopolis defeated White Pigeon 26-0 in Week 6 last fall.
“Our outlook is to make the next step in our football progression and win a conference title and make the playoffs,” Morsaw said. “We were a quarter away and a dropped pass away from qualifying for the playoffs last year. Our BCS conference will change again in 2017, so we will be losing a key opponent Bronson after this year. This game has been a battle every year between our towns and we want to finish the conference rivalry with a win.
“Cassopolis is always loaded with talent and they will be the team to beat. Cassopolis is returning Shane Los and Marquis Curtis, who both had good performances in the 2015 season.
“Hunter Rummler, Mike Bright, Zane Shoppell, Sebastian Castro and Gavin Kopf will make a name for the Chiefs in Southwest Michigan.”
Morsaw On Key Players …
On JR QB/LB Kamren Garten
“He was one of our starting MLB’s and backup quarterback. He stepped in early in the season from the JV, and pound for pound, is one of our biggest hitters on the team. Kamren received Special Mention in the conference.”
On SR QB/DB Cole Grant
“He started four games at QB for us last year on offense. He is 3-1 as a starter and has had a great offseason, adding 25 pounds of muscle to his frame. He has had a great summer refining his throwing technique and timing with his receivers. We expect him to lead us on offense.”
On JR RB/S Sebastian Castro
“He is a junior and will be a third-year starter on the team. Sebastian also received All Conference First Team Blue Division for strong safety on the defense. He will also carry the load in the backfield with Hunter Rummler.”
On the offensive line
“Tony Solis, Kevin Barnes, Mike Bright, and Hunter Hooley are returning starting linemen from last year. They did an excellent job of learning their line positions and bring their skill and knowledge to this year’s line. Their pulling techniques on the line are some of the best that we have had in our program.”
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On SR OL/DL Kevin Barnes
“He is a returning lineman who made big blocks from the guard position. Kevin received Special Mention in the conference and his quick feet and pulling ability make him our best pulling lineman.”
On SR SE/DB Gavin Kopf
“Gavin is a talented senior who will see the field from both sides of the ball. He had a great finish to his junior year making key plays in tough positions. We expect him to contribute to our passing game and lead our receiving corps.”
On SR OL/DL Mike Bright
“He is a senior who has been working hard in the offseason. We expect him to be a solid center for us and lead our offensive and defensive lines. Mike received All-Conference Honorable Mention and handled many defensive linemen in the 2015 season. His hard work and perseverance in the offseason will pay off for him in 2016.
White Pigeon Chiefs
Coach: Joseph Morsaw
2015 record: 4-5 (2-2 BCS Red Division)
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Schedule
Aug. 26 — vs. Union City 7:30 p.m.
Sept. 1 — vs. Lake Michigan Catholic 7 p.m.
Sept. 9 — at Bridgman 7 p.m.
Sept. 16 — vs. Centreville (Homecoming) 7 p.m.
Sept. 23 — vs. Mendon (Parents Night) 7 p.m.
Sept. 30 — vs. Cassopolis 7 p.m. (Game was originally supposed to be played at Cass)
Oct. 7 — vs. Bronson (Hall of Fame Night) 7 p.m.
Oct. 14 — at River Valley 7 p.m.
Oct. 21 — at Colon 7 p.m.
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WHITE PIGEON — The White Pigeon Chiefs grinded out a hard-fought 14-8 Southwest 10 Conference win at home over Centreville Friday at Everett F. Gray Stadium.
White Pigeon’s Stone Kemp raced 37 yards for the game’s first score in the second period. The two-point conversion failed.
Hunter Hutchinson dove over for Centreville’s only score late in the half and the Bulldogs added the conversion run for a 8-6 halftime advantage.
Anthony Rubio crashed over Centreville’s goal line from two yards out in the third quarter and the Chiefs added the conversion run and a 14-8 lead.
Rubio carried the ball 21 times for 82 yards and one TD for White Pigeon, now 4-0. Kemp lugged the pigskin 13 times for 69 yards and Collin Mayville added five rushes for 23 yards for the Chiefs.
Mayville also starred on defense for White Pigeon with seven tackles. Dominic Pant added five stops, while Lee Murphy, Rubio, Kobie DeBruine and Chris Bontrager added four apiece.
Hutchinson led Centreville with 16 carries for 68 yards. Anagrams game pigeon cheat. Ben Yoder gained 52 yards on nine carries and Sam Todd was held to 12 yards on four carries.
White Pigeon outgained Centreville in total yardage 200-151, including a 12-9 edge in first-down conversions.
Centreville, now 2-2 overall, lost two fumbles.