Football season is still a few months away, so now is the perfect time for the Banks County Leopards to start getting into shape.
The Leopards started spring practice on Monday and even with the rain, coach Blair Armstrong had the players out and running drills. Banks is looking to improve on last season’s 2-8 record.
Banks County suffered several setbacks during the previous season and by about mid-schedule the team was playing with the fourth and fifth string as injuries and sickness sidelined several. With the approaching season, coach Blair Armstrong and his staff are hoping to keep the boys healthy and put the Leopards back on track in the win column.
Harrison Dale and Dylan Lackey (33) work on ball handling manuvers during the first day of Banks County’s spring football practice.Photo by Justin Poole
Leopards prepare for gridiron
A preview of what to expect this fall will be later this month as the Leopards play an intra-squad scrimmage on May 21.
That Friday night also features the middle school team scrimmage at 6 p.m. at the high school football field, with the varsity and JV playing at 7:30 p.m.
To get into the games, each person should bring one of the following items: a box of DVD-R, case of bottled water, bag of hard candy, 12 pack variety of crackers, or a bottle of liquid laundry detergent. One of these items per person is the ticket into the gate.
For more BCHS football, see The Banks County News.
That Friday night also features the middle school team scrimmage at 6 p.m. at the high school football field, with the varsity and JV playing at 7:30 p.m.
To get into the games, each person should bring one of the following items: a box of DVD-R, case of bottled water, bag of hard candy, 12 pack variety of crackers, or a bottle of liquid laundry detergent. One of these items per person is the ticket into the gate.
For more BCHS football, see The Banks County News.
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