It seems so strange for Henry to not be in Fort Hunt green, but he really seems to be happy as a part of the Warthogs. Hen played with two other teams in the fall and winter and the fit just wasn't right with them. He doesn't put much stock in if the team is competitive. He just wants to feel comfortable playing on the team and playing for the coaches. He doesn't want to be the new kid or the short kid or anything like that. He doesn't care to watch film or rehash every detail of the game. Hen wants to go out and play some lacrosse with his buddies, simple as that and thankfully, he found his place pretty quickly with the Warthogs. He was welcomed and put right to work.
His coaches have already told him that they appreciate how coach-able he is and that because of his coach-ability he's probably going to get play time at a couple of different positions. He may not love playing middie but his sense of space is too good to always be on attack. That's my boy -- easy and flexible even on the field!
His coaches have already told him that they appreciate how coach-able he is and that because of his coach-ability he's probably going to get play time at a couple of different positions. He may not love playing middie but his sense of space is too good to always be on attack. That's my boy -- easy and flexible even on the field!
Rattlers - 7
Warthogs - 2
Hanson #26 (and with the orange shoe laces) with 4 ground balls and 2 shots on goal
where he's most comfortable -- at attack
playing some middie defense
Let's go Hogs!!
Boulder - 5
Warthogs - 1
Hanson #26 with 3 ground balls and 1 shot on goal
*I didn't get any action shots because I was at the scorekeepers table. Next time!
Let's go Hogs!!
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