2024 Interview with WR.FS Briggs Gallehue from Edon


Briggs Gallehue

Edon 

Wr,Fs

2026

6’5 210 lbs

What will you remember the most from the 2023 season?

Upsetting the #3-ranked Waynesfield-Goshen team

What was it like not only to make the playoffs last season but to go on the road and get that big win?

That win was one of my favorite moments of playing football.

Football, basketball, and track How long have you been in each sport, and what got you started in them?

I have played football since 4th grade and have always loved playing it. I started playing basketball at an early age, always trying to beat my brother. I started doing track in my 8th grade year, and the sport has been growing on me more every year.

What are your personal goals for the 2024 season?

To have 500 yards receiving, 8 tds, 7 ints, and to win a TAAC championship 

What do you believe is the strongest part of your game?

High-pointing the football and my football IQ

Which part of your game are you hoping to improve on to make you a better player?

Better footwork, route running, and leadership 

Which teammate would you go to if you were having problems at practice or in a game?

Cohen Hulbert is a huge leader on the team, knows every position on offense, and is my go-to guy if I’m struggling with something.

Which game are you looking forward to the most this season? Explain

Edgerton just because of the rivalry between our schools, and it’s the first game of the season, and we want to start on a good note.

How did your basketball and track seasons go?

I took a big step forward in basketball by becoming my team's #1 option and the team's leading rebounder, and for track, I threw discus and continued to get better each meet and practice.

Wide receiver or free safety—which one do you feel you are best at?

Wide receiver 

Which of the two positions is the toughest to prepare for?

Free Safety 

Do you feel that you and your teammates are role models for the younger kids who come to watch you play?

Yes, coming into high school, one of my goals was to be a good role model for kids younger than me who were watching me.

Where is the best local place to get a good meal?

Dairy Treat

What is your favorite sports movie?

Draft Day

Who are your role models?

My parents, my older siblings, and my teammates, who help me become a better player and a better person

 


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