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EDITOR'S NOTE: With the highly anticipated Warren at Eisenhower football game set for Friday, Times Observer correspondents Steve Younger and Nate Sandberg have collaborated to write daily articles pertaining to the matchup of the Warren County rivals. Today's topic: the offenses.
Warren's offense has a variety of key players looking to make an impact Friday.
Sophomore quarterback Parker Kiser seems to be finding his form, especially on the ground, as he notched his fifth rushing touchdown of the season last Friday at Cathedral Prep. Kiser has also thrown for more than 500 yards.
The Dragons' offense also features a solid tandem of running backs in Aiden Eger and Ayden Corbett. Eger has totaled more than 600 yards on the season, including five rushing touchdowns in just six games played, and is averaging better than six yards per carry. Corbett has accumulated almost 300 total yards of offensewith one rushing and one receiving touchdown.
Sophomore receiver Grant May has more than 300 receiving yards and two TDs, including a 72-yard reception. Tight end Christopher Orth has also had a solid season so far as he has totaled more than 100 receiving yards.
Following are the offensive starters: quarterback, Parker Kiser; running back Aiden Eger; running back Ayden Corbett; wide receiver Grant May; tight end Chris Orth; left tackle Landen Pritzl; left guard Gio Larson; center Kaleb Niemetz; right guard Garrett Winship; and right tackle Alex Wilkins.