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Team Preview: Deerfield

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School: Deerfield

Mascot: Warriors

Conference: Central Suburban North Conference

Team Twitter: @Deerfield_FB

Head Coach: Steve Winiecki

Assistant Coaches: Nick Rossie, Mark Januszewski, Andy Goldberg, Jeremy Sheldon, Jame Williams, Flo MItran, Dan Mayer, Kevin LeFevre, Jim Tsigalis

2018 results: 4-5 (3-2) Central Suburban North Conference. The Warriors failed to make the 2018 IHSA state football playoff field.

2019 Deerfield Warriors schedule

8/30 Lakes

9/6 @ Grayslake North

9/13 @ Rolling Meadows

9/20 Schaumberg

9/27 @ Maine West

10/4 Maine East

10/11 Vernon Hills

10/18 @ Highland Park

10/25 Niles North

Returning Offensive Starters
Name Position Grad Year Height Weight

Adam Pottinger

WR

2020

6-foot-0

175

Ryan Nagelbach

QB

2020

5-foot-11

185

Alex Cohan

WR

2020

6-foot-1

185

Kevin Marshall

OL

2020

6-foot-2

235

Colin Ward

TE

2020

6-foot-3

210

Finn Pressi

RB

2020

5-foot-11

195

Returning Defensive Starters
Name Position Grad Year Height Weight

Matt Dawson

DB

2020

5-foot-6

155

Corey Siegal

LB

2020

6-foot-0

190

Cole Woodson

LB

2020

5-foot-9

175

Colin Ward

DE

2020

6-foot-3

210

Zach Fishman

DE

2020

6-foot-0

200

Newcomers to Watch
Name Position Grad Year Height Weight

Chris Dawson

DB

2021

5-foot-7

165

Jacob Grossman

LB

2021

5-foot-11

195

James Lindquist

OL

2021

6-foot-2

205

Cam Sabath

WR

2020

5-foot-11

165

Zach Goldstein

LB

2020

5-foot-10

205

Ben Reznik

OL

2020

6-foot-7

280

2019 Deerfield Warriors Summer/7on7 plans

DHS 7on7 June 11,18, 25

CSL 7on7 July 9

Winona St Team Camp July 15-17

Did you know....that Deerfield won the Class 6A state title in 1975 and also placed second in state in 1981 and 1984.

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