2025 Interview with Will Sabatos from Bethel Park (PA)


 

Will Sabatos

Bethel Park High School

RB/WR/S 2027

6’2 195

Jersey Number 12

Awards won or earned: First Team All Conference 2024

What are your goals for the 2025 season?

My goals for the 2025 season are to repeat First Team All Conference and work on getting bigger, faster, and stronger.

What goals are you setting for your team?

For the team, I think a section championship is a great goal to have as well as a WPIAL championship.

What is the best part of being a safety?

The best part about being a safety is being able to play both in coverage and to play downhill on the run.

What is the toughest part of being a safety?

The toughest part about being a safety is maintaining speed and agility with your body as well as getting bigger to be able to make plays.

What motivates you the most to keep playing football?

What motivates me to keep playing football is just my love for the game and passion for it.

Who is the best player that you have faced in a game, along with the team he played for?

The best player I have ever played was Scoop Smith from Woodland Hills. His speed and agility are just different from others.

Who is the one teammate that is most likely to do something funny at practice when things are tense?

Probably Evan Devine; he usually lightens the mood at practice.

What is the toughest part of practice?

The toughest part about spring ball right now is getting the signals and plays right during our team sessions.

What makes you a good teammate?

What makes me a good teammate is when my teammate or someone on the team doesn’t know what they are doing, I make sure I know what the whole defense is doing and tell them to keep our team in check.

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

Absolutely, I feel that a lot of the community of Bethel Park looks up to the football atmosphere and players.

What was the high point of the 2024 season?

The high point of the 2024 season was definitely when we made it to the WPIAL semifinals.

What is the biggest lesson that you have learned from playing sports?

The biggest lesson I have learned from sports is nothing is handed to you; everything is worked for and earned.

Where is the best local spot to grab a pizza?

The best local spot to grab a pizza is definitely Fiori’s.

What is the one food that you cannot eat?

One food I cannot eat is green beans, for sure.

Who are your favorite and least favorite college football teams?

My favorite college football team is Penn State; that is just who I grew up liking, and my least favorite right now is probably Michigan because of the rivalry.

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