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G-Men Football Seniors Reflect on a Record-Breaking Season

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Aaron Rodhe and Landen Gedeon were joined by Keegan Sell and Eric Geddes in the GGtv studio/Ben Coll
Aaron Rodhe and Landen Gedeon were joined by Keegan Sell and Eric Geddes in the GGtv studio/Ben Coll

In a recent episode of Beyond The Bureau, hosts Aaron Rodhe and Landen Gedeon welcomed G-Men football seniors Eric Geddes and Keegan Sell to the podcast studio. The discussion delved deep into the incredible journey of the G-Men during the football season, touching upon their achievements, challenges, and the excitement surrounding their performances.

The conversation began with reflections on the G-Men’s season, a remarkable stretch that lasted nearly six months. From enduring snowy practices to taking on opponents with an unmatched determination, the season was filled with standout moments and record-breaking triumphs. Both Geddes and Sell emphasized the team’s unity and dedication, highlighting the gratification of accomplishing their goals as a collective force.

Keegan Sell, a pivotal figure in the G-Men’s success, particularly emphasized the significance of achieving the “most winningest class” title, an accomplishment the team aimed for and successfully secured by going 12-1 in the season. Moreover, Sell’s personal achievements, such as breaking his own tackle record, as well as the career tackle record previously held by Jesse Grace.

Eric Geddes, serving as a leader on the offensive side, discussed the strategic shift and focus on enhancing the passing game, a facet that evolved to become notably more effective than in previous seasons. The synergy among players, notably with Leo Grandizio, Deacon Sommer, and Christian “Beanie” Gallagher, bore fruit in creating an efficient and impactful passing strategy.

The conversation shifted gears as they touched on the intense dedication of both the football team and the band members. Landen Gedeon, also the band president, shared insights into the band’s experiences, shedding light on the challenges and camaraderie forged through long bus rides and intense performances. Rodhe shared that despite Gedeon’s modesty, he has gone above and beyond as band president, composing many of the stand tunes fans enjoyed this season.

The discussion didn’t solely revolve around football; it extended to the leadership roles that both Geddes and Gedeon embraced within their respective domains. Eric Geddes highlighted the significance of leading the offensive side of the team, complementing Keegan Sell’s leadership on defense. This shared responsibility significantly contributed to the team’s synergy and overall success.

Keegan Sell, a multi-talented athlete, not only excelled in football but will also be showcasing his prowess in wrestling, the reigning state champ set high expectations for the upcoming season. Meanwhile, Landen Gedeon’s dedication and passion for music extended beyond his band presidency, reflecting his commitment to elevating the band’s performances during the concert, jazz and pep band season.

As the conversation drew to a close, it was evident that these G-Men athletes were more than just players on the field. Their leadership, dedication, and relentless pursuit of excellence transcended their roles, leaving an indelible mark on both their teams and the community.

JAG Student Media’s Beyond the Bureau podcastcan  be found on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Amazon Music.

Benjamin Coll

Ben is the co-owner and editor of The Weekly Villager and actively guides the James A. Garfield Local School District's student media programs. He oversees GGtv broadcasting, the High School yearbook, and Podcasting initiatives, fostering student creativity for the JAG community. In Garrettsville, he serves as vice president of the Garrettsville Area Chamber, vice president of the Garrettsville Board of Public Affairs, and contributes as a board member for the Nelson Garrettsville Community cupboard,

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Benjamin Coll
Ben is the co-owner and editor of The Weekly Villager and actively guides the James A. Garfield Local School District's student media programs. He oversees GGtv broadcasting, the High School yearbook, and Podcasting initiatives, fostering student creativity for the JAG community. In Garrettsville, he serves as vice president of the Garrettsville Area Chamber, vice president of the Garrettsville Board of Public Affairs, and contributes as a board member for the Nelson Garrettsville Community cupboard,