Mira Costa is the place with a special teams trio set to punt, kick, snap and hold
Regarding the special teams, the Mira Costa football team has a dream group ready to manage the kicks, kicks, long clicks and shooting.
The senior trio of the bettor Jackson Shevin, the botter Nico Talbott and the long Escap Jackson Reach is an impressive group.
Shevin, who is also the holder of pits and goals on the ground, has an average of 38 yards on the shifts last season. Talbott waited for his time to manage kicking tasks on junior university and be the safeguard. He performed well at Chris Sailer’s kick camps. Reach is a long elite living and an excellent secondary.
Shevin also says that he is ready to pass or run if the coach Don Morrow calls false boots or false goals on the ground.
“It’s pretty cool,” said Morrow about his trio of special teams. Morrow enters his 33rd season at Mira Costa and N ° 37 in total and thinks that special teams are large enough for a football program.
With two of the three names Jackson and being from Manhattan Beach, you can imagine the confidence and the pleasure they play in the same team.
Mira Costa is part of a talented group of Bay League teams joining Palos Verdes, Inglewood, Leuzinger and Culver City, who could all be contenders in the title according to the division in which they are placed.
Mira Costa returns the best quarter-rear Liam Meeker and the best Ballon AJ McBean ball carrier. But they know that if they need a clearance of clearance or a goal on the field, the “three amigos” are ready.
