110 Report For Dog’s Red & White Scrimmage
Days Ticking Down To Sept. 5 Opener vs. Washington
The days are ticking down to what is shaping up as a monumental battle between two of the best football teams in the state, Sulphur and Washington.
The two clubs will meet Friday, Sept. 5 in Sulphur, the Bulldogs hoping to get their first-ever win over the three-time reigning state champion Warriors.
The Dogs are going into the season ranked second in Class 3A, behind last year’s state champion Lincoln Christian and the Warriors are the odds-on favorite to capture their fourth consecutive
2A-1 title, according to at least one preseason poll.
Sulphur and Washington began the series in 2020 with the Dogs
Sulphur 2025 Football Roster
No. Name Gr. Off. Def. Ht. Wt.
0 DRAKE WOOD 11 Z CB 5’8 146
1 BRIDGE BARRETT 12 X CB 6’1 168
2 KALE BRAKEFIELD 12 Q LB 6’1 215
3 RUSH PITTMAN 11 X CB 6’1 157
4 MADDAX MOBLY 12 S/T SS 5’10 188
5 MADDEN DUCK 11 T LB 5’8 173
6 DYLAN GLEASON 12 T LB 5’9 185
7 JOJO GRAY 11 T DE 5’10 201
8 MICHAEL MORRIS 10 H LB 5’10 206
9 JACKSON HAGGARD 10 T/H LB 5’10 185
10 CARTER COLE 10 S/Y/Q FS 6’1 174
11 MAVRIC LOWRANCE 9 S/Y/T FS 5’10 163
12 NATE WOOD 9 S CB 5’8 134
13 JAXON FREEHILL 11 X CB 6’ 147
14 TRABER SARTORS 11 Q/Z SS 6’ 161
15 BRAXTON EUCHLER 9 S SS 5’9 131
16 AYLOR DIXON 9 Q LB 5’8 162
17 COLTEN COLE 12 H DE 6’4 237
18 KASH PICKETT 11 H LB 5’11 201
19 COOPER COLE 12 H DE 5’11 178
20 GARIN WATSON 10 X/Z LB 6’1 170
21 JAYDEN MCCLURE 12 T LB 5’11 178
22 ANGEL RIOS 10 S SS 5’5 125
23 DUGAN GRAY 11 X DB 6’1 181
24 HARRSION TAYLOR 9 Z CB 5’10 146
28 BRADY FOSTER 9 X CB 6’ 145
30 JUDE COLE 9 Z CB 5’11 132
31 JOSEPH VAIL 10 H DE 6’3 174
32 LUCAS MITCHELL 9 T LB 5’9 164
33 IRELAN CAUDILL 9 X SS 5’9 136
35 JESSE PETERS 10 H DE 6’1 162
42 GRADY HARDOIN 12 T DE 5’11 180
44 LANDEN WOODS 12 H LB 5’9 187 No. Name Gr. Off. Def. Ht. Wt.
50 GEORGE MARTINEZ 11 G DE/DT 5’9 193
51 ACER DIXON 11 T DE/DT 6’2 222
52 THOMAS JACKSON 11 G DT 5’9 195
54 MAKHI GRAY 9 G DT 6’ 230
55 KALEB LEESON 10 T DT 6’3 290
56 CARTER SCROGGINS 9 G/T DT 5’9 225
61 KADEN HOWE 11 C DT 5’11 304
62 WRILEY ASHLEY 10 C DT 6’ 224
63 KALEB WALKER 11 T DT 6’1 276
65 JAGGER SEELEY 9 C DT 6’1 197
66 JACOB ASHFORD 9 T DE 6’1 173
69 CAYSEN MEADOR 10 G/T DT 5’10 269
70 BOSTON BROWN 9 G DT 5’8 175
72 AJ GORDON 11 T DT 6’2 299
73 HARLEY PETERS 11 T DT 6’2 305
74 WESTON HILLIARD 10 G DT 5’9 288
75 KALLEN PARENTI 9 T DE 6’3 175
76 CONNOR SULLIVAN 12 G DT 6’ 263
77 BRITTON MCKINLEY 9 G DT 5’11 206
79 BRODY WALLACE 12 C-G DT 5’11 240
80 BRODY SCOTT 9 S LB 5’5 124
81 KAEDYN EDWARDS 9 Z CB
85 TITUS VINSON 9 X SS 6’ 179
88 ANGEL ANGELES 9 Z CB 5’6 117 Coaches: Corey Cole, head coach; Keith Garrett, David Gilliam, Linn Marshall, Will Coffman, Denton Miller, Zach Petersen, Ty Ferguson, Nick McGill, assistants.
Trainers: Lyryk Hiser, Landri Oxley, Chloe Drawbaugh, Oliva Cox, Amaurie Peters, Madelyn McClure, Riley Burnside.
Ball Boys: Casten Cole, Rance Gilbert, and Owen Billings.
Dogs
losing all five contests, mostly by incredibly close margins. Last year, a walk-off field goal in the second overtime appeared to give Sulphur their first win, but the kick was ruled just wide and the Dogs was forced to wait another season to get that elusive first win.
Dogs Prep For Opener With Red & White Scrimmage
Now in full-prep mode, position battles are being waged and new plays and new schemes are being inserted into the play book as the team gets ready for their first scrimmage, set this Friday vs. Lindsay Last Saturday, local fans got to see a glimpse of the team at the annual Red and White intra-squad scrimmage, held on the practice field. Head coach Corey Cole liked what he saw play out during the morning session, so the fans were most likely in agreement as well.
“We had a great opening week of football for 2025,” Cole said Monday. “We had a great week of effort and attitude, kids were focused on learning and getting better and our leadership was great week 1.”
Cole said coaches are always trying to get everything they can installed during the first week and get in good conditioning as well. “I really thought our coaches and players were dialed in and attention to detail was great,” he said. “We have a lot of players competing for jobs each and everyday and that’s what you want in your program, great competition brings success.”
As far as the scrimmage was concerned, Cole said it was fast and physical.
“I thought we were really physical and fast in our annual Red and White scrimmage on Saturday morning,” he said. “Several younger players made great impressions on the coaching staff and showed they are ready to compete. We had a great turnout for the intra-squad for both the junior high and high school portions of the scrimmage.”
Although precise records are not readily available, this year’s total number of high school and junior high players who turned out for the scrimmage may be one of the biggest in recent Sulphur history.
“We had 110 kids out competing and getting after it Saturday morning,” said Cole. “I am very proud of the way all groups competed and so thankful for all the people who showed up to not only watch but support the Sulphur Bulldog football teams. We just have to keep working everyday to make sure we are ready for Washington in week one. There are lots of areas that need to get better and improved but I really believe we have the pieces to have a really good football team in 2025.
Fans can get a good perspective on the team this Friday when the Dogs host Lindsay at 7:00 p.m. for their first scrimmage of the season.
