2025 Interview with Niko Bogetich from Westerville Central High School


Niko Bogetich

Westerville Central High School

QB/WR

2028

5,8 160'

Jersey Number 3

If you want, you can post a small recap of last season with personal highlights and any other big moments you have and/or memories you have from last season, whether it be a game, the bus ride to or from the game, or any other thing that sticks out.

I had 1500 passing yards, 500 rushing yards, and 26 touchdowns.

What or who got you started playing football?

I’ve just loved football ever since I was in diapers and would always carry a football around everywhere I went.

What motivates you to play football?

Playing for my mom and just proving people wrong and showing them what I can do motivates me best.

What are your goals for the 2025 season?

My goal for the 2025 season is to at atleast play varsity and get a varsity touchdown.

What is the best part of being a quarterback?

The best part of being a quarterback is just being the guy and leading your team. It’s also the best part because you have control of the offense, and it’s in you to drive the ball down the field and score.

What is the toughest part of being a quarterback?

The toughest part of being a quarterback is keeping your composure. It’s also tough because whatever happens, bad or good, the quarterback always gets blamed, so you just have to deal with all of the pressure.

What is the best part of being a student-athlete?

The best part of being a student-athlete is just having confidence in what you do and just making you smart off and on the field.

What is the toughest part of being a student-athlete?

The toughest part of being a student athlete for some people is that they don’t put academics first, and that’s a problem. It’s a problem because if you don’t have good grades, you can’t play, and that shows you are being irresponsible.

What are you doing during the off-season to better your game?

During my offseason, I’m always working on my weaknesses, like getting confidence and being able to throw the ball farther. I just always am grinding, and I just have to continue to keep getting better at my craft.

How do you describe your style of play?

I describe my play style as being a dual-threat quarterback. I say this because I can run it really well and also throw it in the pocket just at 5’8 really well.

What is your favorite part of practice?

My favorite part of practice is just getting better and just working on my weaknesses and always getting a lot of reps.

What is your favorite weather to play in?

My favorite weather to play in is definitely sunny and warm.

What is your favorite class or subject?

My favorite subject in class is English or science.

Where is the best local spot to grab a pizza?

The best local spot to grab pizza is Jet's Pizza.


Follow me on X @HEARTLANDFAN15

 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

2025 Interview with Max Novak from Bethel Park (PA.)

Image
  Max Novak Bethel Park Quarterback 2028 6’3 180 lbs Jersey Number: 1 HUDL LINK: http://www.hudl.com/profile/26298860 Other sports played:Baseball First, how has the transfer from Southern Columbia to the bigger Bethel Park been going for you? It’s been great. I’ve been focused on earning trust and building chemistry with the team. When you met your new teammates, what was the first thing that you said to them? I told them I’m excited to be a part of something special, work hard, and help the team win. What do you believe the strongest part of your game is? I think my ability to stay balanced, whether that’s making the right throw or using my legs when I need to help the offense stay moving. How would you describe your style of play? I’d say I’m a gritty, poised quarterback who’s good at pocket passing but not afraid to put my shoulder down to get an extra yard. What have you done during the off-season to better your game? In the off-season, I focused on gaining weight, improving m...
Read more

2024 Interview with QB/CB/P Brady Hyre from Harrison Central

Image
  Name: Brady Hyre  School: Harrison Central  Positions Played: QB/CB/P Graduating Year: 2026  Height Weight: 6’3 175lbs  Harrison Central has a special stadium. Can you tell the readers what makes it so special?  Harrison Central Stadium is a very special place; it holds a lot of memories for me and the guys that I’ve worked beside through my high school career and before that. Friday night home games are even more special thanks to the help of our fans and the community, who always support us no matter what. They make the memories more fulfilling. We are extremely grateful and blessed for the stadium we have and are proud to play football where we play it.  How long have you played football, along with the reason you continue to play?  I’ve played football since I was in 3rd grade. It was the first way I found to have fun growing up. From throwing the football in the yard with my dad or even mom, I always found the excitement of being ou...
Read more

2025 Interview with Jarred Johnson from Huntington High School

Image
  Jarred Johnson Huntington High School Guard, Defensive Line, MLB 2027 5'9, 230 lbs. Jersey Number: 59 Other sports played: powerlifting Please post a small recap of last season with something like a big game you had, something about a certain game, something from a bus ride to or from the game, or something that sticks out from a practice. A big game last year for me was the game against Eastern Pike; even though the score didn’t show it, I feel like I had a good game on both sides of the ball. Eastern is always a good game. When we last spoke, you had said that 2024 would be the first year playing on the defensive line. So, how did that go? Last year was my first year playing defensive line; it went great. I loved being the one who did the dirty work for our inside linebackers! Last time we spoke, you said one of your goals was to become a leader. Were you able to achieve this goal? Yes, now that I’m considered an “upperclassman,” I feel that it’s my job to lead the upcoming pla...
Read more