The Northwest Grizzlies football roster is loaded with college-level talent and that talent was showcased in a 73-0 victory over Wichita Southeast on September 18.
Here is the scouting report from last year’s 5A State Runners-up, who look poised to make another run at a state title in 2020.
Offensive Stars of the Game
RB, Julius BoldenJuliusBolden5'11" | RBWichita NW | 2021StateKS, 5’11”, 190 (Ranked No. 15) – Bolden rushed for 76 yards on six carries. He had touchdown runs of a four and 36-yards. The senior running back is fast and likes to break tackles. He added an 85-yard kickoff return for a touchdown to open the second half. He has offers from Western Michigan and South Dakota State.
TE, Mason RossMasonRoss6'3" | TEWichita Northwest | 2021StateKS, 6’3”, 210 (Ranked No. 32) – Ross starts at quarterback but is being recruited primarily as a tight end. He does throw a nice ball from the quarterback spot and can play multiple positions. He threw for 120 yards and two scores. He will have college offers to pick from.
WR, Kaleb ColemanKalebColeman5'9" | ATHWichita Northwest | 2021StateKS, 5’10”, 180(Ranked No. 33) – Coleman turned in the most productive night for the Grizzlies. He caught five balls for 108 yards and
The Northwest Grizzlies football roster is loaded with college-level talent and that talent was showcased in a 73-0 victory over Wichita Southeast on September 18.
Here is the scouting report from last year’s 5A State Runners-up, who look poised to make another run at a state title in 2020.
Offensive Stars of the Game
RB,
Julius BoldenJuliusBolden5'11" | RBWichita NW | 2021StateKS, 5’11”, 190 (Ranked No. 15) – Bolden rushed for 76 yards on six carries. He had touchdown runs of a four and 36-yards. The senior running back is fast and likes to break tackles. He added an 85-yard kickoff return for a touchdown to open the second half. He has offers from Western Michigan and South Dakota State.
TE,
Mason RossMasonRoss6'3" | TEWichita Northwest | 2021StateKS, 6’3”, 210 (Ranked No. 32) – Ross starts at quarterback but is being recruited primarily as a tight end. He does throw a nice ball from the quarterback spot and can play multiple positions. He threw for 120 yards and two scores. He will have college offers to pick from.
WR,
Kaleb ColemanKalebColeman5'9" | ATHWichita Northwest | 2021StateKS, 5’10”, 180(Ranked No. 33) – Coleman turned in the most productive night for the Grizzlies. He caught five balls for 108 yards and three touchdowns. Coleman was a late starter to the game of football as baseball was his first love. However, he has received offers from JUCO programs for football.
Defensive Stars of the Game
DB,
Wetu KalomoWetuKalomo6'1" | DBWichita NW | 2021StateKS, 6’1”, 195 (Ranked No. 12) – Kalomo is a cover corner who runs a 4.46 forty. He hsd two tackles and one pass break-up. Southeast did not throw the ball against him hardly at all. He thrives in the powerful Grizzly defense and has incredible ball-hawking skills. Kalomo has and will continue to receive DI offers.
DB,
Todrick McGeeTodrickMcGee5'11" | DBWichita NW | 2021StateKS, 5’11”, 170 (Ranked No. 19) – McGee arguably could be the best all-around athlete at Northwest. He had six tackles in the game including an impressive open-field tackle of a kickoff return, McGee also return punts for Wichita Northwest. He has an impressive combination of speed and strength. He has received offers from DI schools including Missouri State.
LB,
Jacob YounkmanJacobYounkman5'10" | LBWichita NW | 2021StateKS, 5’10”, 195 (Ranked No. 23) – Younkmann had four tackles in the game and is a dangerous linebacker on stunts. He is an intelligent linebacker who provides solid coverage against the pass game as he had two pass breaks ups in the victory. He runs a 4.6 forty. He is strong and smart enough to maintain gap responsibilities, but quick and dangerous on blitzes. He offers from multiple Kansas JUCO programs.
