2024 Interview with Brady Woltz from Vinton County and newly Wittenberg University Commit

 


Name
Brady Woltz

School
Vinton County High School

Graduating Year
2024

Positions playedDB/OLB

What are you going to miss the most about playing high school football?

Going to practice every single day with my best friends, all working together for the same goal

What is the moment you will remember the most from your high school career?

Winning the first TVC championship for Vinton County since 1999

What were your feelings as you walked off the field after your last game?

It felt unreal. Nothing hurts worse than walking off a field knowing you will never step back on one with all of your friends that you have played with your whole life.

What, if any, is your biggest regret as far as your high school football career goes?

I don’t regret anything about my career, but if I could go back in time and give my younger self some advice, I would say to really cherish every moment and not take anything for granted.

What was your biggest embarrassment as an athlete?

My most embarrassing moment would have to be dropping an interception against Alexander this season, which would have set a new school record for most career interceptions.

What mark do you believe your class left on the football program?

My class left a huge impact on the culture and mindset of the future of Vinton County. We valued hard work, buying into the program, and going 100% every second in practice, so I think that the classes under us will pass the work ethic down to the younger kids, and the program will see a lot of success.

What was the biggest lesson you were able to learn from high school football that you will be able to use in life?

The biggest lesson that I learned is to work very hard at whatever goal you have and don’t stop until you have it.

Who was the best team you ever faced, along with what made them so good?

The best team I ever played for was Meadowbrook my sophomore year in the playoffs. They perfected the RPO offense and had an extremely talented quarterback.

Who was the best one or two players you faced in a game, along with the teams they played for?

The best two players that I have ever played against have to be Taizaun Burns of Columbus East and Jason Williams from Warren.

What has been the best and worst part as far as the recruiting process goes?

The best part about recruiting is getting out and visiting new campuses and meeting new coaching staff; the worst is the long car rides to and from campuses.

Would you tell us about some of the schools that are recruiting you?

The school that I am choosing to commit to is Wittenburg University. It’s a great school for football and academics; the coaching staff is amazing; and the facilities are top-of-the-line.

What will your major be once you are enrolled in college?

I plan on majoring in business, either finance or business management.

Play Station or X-Box

Play Station

What is your favorite type of music, along with your favorite song, and who sings it?

My favorite music is hip-hop/rap, and my favorite song right now is All Falls Down by Kanye West.

What is your favorite meal, and who cooks it the best?

My favorite food is a steak that my dad makes in the smoker.

 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

2024 With Head Coach Jake Heigel from Brockway High School, PA.

Image
  Jake Heigel Brockway High  Head Football Coach Who was the best player you have ever coached against, and what team did he play for? Carson Neely, Port Allegany  Looking back from day one as a coach up to the present, what have been the low and high points of your coaching career? 2020 was a rough first year. We had maybe 15 kids on the roster in preseason sometime in late June. We ended up with probably 6 starters who had never played football in their lives, which isn’t exactly a recipe for success! I was also ejected from our game against Cowanesque Valley. We lost to DuBois 49-0 to end the difficult season... The future did not look so bright. - But fast forward to 2022, where we won our first playoff game 62-6. Followed that up with a win against the reigning western finals champion, Redbank Valley, in a 7-3 fist fight to advance to the D9 championship. In 2023, we won an overtime thriller against DuBois Area 14–13, avenging a 1-point loss at the 1-yard line t...
Read more

2024 Interview with Braylon Sturgill from Ironton High School

Image
  Braylon Sturgill Ironton High School LB/FB 2025 What were your goals entering the 2023 season, and were you able to achieve those goals? Our goal every year is simple: win a state championship. We fell short last season, but we are coming back stronger. My personal goals were to be a full-time starter and contribute to my team's success. I was able to start and contribute despite a few injuries that prevented me from being 100% throughout the season. What is it like to play for Coach Pendleton? It’s an honor playing for Coach Pendleton; he knows what it takes to be successful and play at the next level. A coach demands excellence and accepts nothing less. What makes Coach different from other coaches is that he teaches us toughness, and that’s what separates Ironton from other teams. Coach has surrounded us with some of the best staff in Ohio. He is the best coach I have ever played for. What is the hardest part of an Ironton practice? The hardest part about practice is ...
Read more

2024 Interview with the powerfully talented K’Vuone McNeal from Canton McKinley

Image
  K’Vuone McNeal Canton McKinley  Defensive End/Outside LB 2025 6’3 235 What are your goals for the Bulldogs for the 2024 season? Play every game as a team, with everyone doing their job. The whole team gives one hundred percent at practice and in the weight room every single day. Players on the team lifting our guys up during games Get better and better each week and win the state title. What are your personal goals for the season? Break the school sack record. be the top-ranked defensive end in Ohio. Help my team make it to the state title. Continue to lead on and off the field. Stay healthy all season. How long have you been the long snapper, and how did you get into playing that position? I have been playing long snapper for 2 years, and I started playing it because my big brother Cynceir McNeal played it when he came here, and he inspired me to start playing long snapper. You are also a linebacker and a tight end. Of those two positions, which one do you feel y...
Read more