After lifting weights, Greenwood senior linebackers/defensive backs took time for a photo: Danny Smalls, Logan Roddy, Justin VanDyke, Tim Johns and Noah Compton.
(8-4, 4A) Reached sectional title game two straight years against powerhouse Roncalli … first back-to-back winning seasons since 2011-12 … tied for second in Mid-State … coach Mike Campbell in 12th year at helm … Woodmen look lean and mean … return with one of area’s top quarterback-halfback duos in senior signal-caller Seth Gallman, 1,276 yards passing, 12 TDS, and running back Brandon Rosado, a jokester who is all business on the field, 1,279 yards rushing, 14 TDs … Gallman also can throw to variety of receivers: Isaiah Drew, 15.2 yards per reception, four TDs; 6-5 Conner Battinau, 13.8 yards, two TDs; Justin VanDyke, 11.8 yards; or RJ Magness … D-line includes buffed 6-6 Ethan McClain (260), Andy Pollert (245), Cameron Bridges, Joey Craig (240), Jake Patton (233) and Nick Young (225) … five seniors back up line – linebackers VanDyke, Danny Smalls, Logan Roddy, 6-3 Army commit Tim Johns (230), Noah Compton and safety Van Dyke … open Friday at Perry Meridian, first of three straight games on road … first home date Sept. 8 against Mooresville.
Coach’s comments: “I really like the leadership of this team; I think that will help us as the season goes on and we get into the playoffs. This is as good a group as I’ve ever had working hard in the weight room and it shows. They are very coachable too.
“Our backs have a lot of experience and have been together. These seniors have been together for a long time. We play one 6A team and five 5A teams. I think our strength of schedule will help us in the playoffs. I expect us to be in the thick of things in the Mid-State again.”
Coach’s comments: “I really like the leadership of this team; I think that will help us as the season goes on and we get into the playoffs. This is as good a group as I’ve ever had working hard in the weight room and it shows. They are very coachable too.
“Our backs have a lot of experience and have been together. These seniors have been together for a long time. We play one 6A team and five 5A teams. I think our strength of schedule will help us in the playoffs. I expect us to be in the thick of things in the Mid-State again.”
Greenwood may have one of the best offenses in central Indiana in senior threats in tight end Conner Battinau, running back Brandon Rosado, quarterback Set Gallman and wide receiver RJ Myers.
 A lean and mean offensive line at Greenwood features seniors Kenny Bridges, Ethan McLain and Andy Pollert. |  Seniors on Greenwood’s defensive line are Joey Craig, Nick Young and Jay Patton. |
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