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    BCHS Pride Makes the Top 25

    BCHS Pride Makes the Top 25
    by
    August 20, 2024
    in All School, Athletics, Football, High School
    967

    BCHS Pride Makes the SacBee “Top 25 Football Teams” in Sacramento Area

    Coming off a successful ’23-’24 football season, Bradshaw is in the hunt for a section title and has the reputation to pull it off. Bradshaw is ranked at number 24 in the latest Bee’s “Top 25 Rankings”. It’s important to realize that making the SacBee list is impressive because it includes ALL the divisions, not just the division 6 that BCHS is in currently, only having an enrollment of 340 students. The football program has been under the exclusive leadership of head coach, Drew Rickert, all 18 years of varsity competition. He has a heart of a champion, which inspires the players to excel in their efforts to compete at the highest level. The ’24-’25 season opener just happens to be scheduled with the number 23 ranked team, Woodland Christian, which acheived a state championship last season. Below you will see a synopsis of both teams, by Joe Davidson, SacBee sports reporter, as they begin their new quests.

    23. WOODLAND CHRISTIAN CARDINALS (15-0) League: Sierra Delta Division: VI/VII Outlook: From meager beginnings in Yolo County with three wins in the program’s first three varsity seasons to last season’s spirited Division 5-A state title march, the Cardinals have arrived under coach Mike Plaschke. WC sported the best record in the state last season, the only one to go unbeaten, a big deal for a school with just under 200 students. Eleven starters return, including do-all Noah Hinkle, OL Zander Gimenez and DB Devin Herrera.

    24. BRADSHAW CHRISTIAN PRIDE (10-3) League: Sierra Valley Division: V/VI Outlook: Longtime coach Drew Rickert seeks the program’s sixth section title, 17th playoff berth and 13th consecutive postseason appearance. Nineteen returning starters make it doable. The run-heavy offense includes RB Mateo Mojica, also a tackling machine at LB, RBs Brandon Burden and Nathan Zeppieri, QB Ethan Rickert (son of the coach), TE/DE Devyn McDonald and OL/DL Miles McFarland. The opening games: Woodland Christian, Vista del Lago and Sutter.

    Read full article HERE.