-
4/24 4:30 PM
WCA
LSHS0
0 -
4/23 4:30 PM
LSHS
WCA0
0 -
FINAL 4/17
WCA
PRI15
8 -
FINAL 4/16
PRI
WCA0
10 -
FINAL 4/15
DHS
WCA3
13 -
FINAL 4/13
NDHS
WCA6
8 -
FINAL 4/13
NDHS
WCA0
10 -
FINAL 4/10
MICDS
WCA3
12 -
FINAL 4/10
WCA
MICDS17
5 -
FINAL 4/6
WCA
LHS0
8 -
FINAL 4/6
WASH
WCA1
15 -
FINAL 4/4
WCA
MHS3
2 -
FINAL 4/3
JBS
WCA1
4 -
FINAL 4/2
WCA
JBS9
5 -
FINAL 3/30
JMHS
WCA8
9 -
FINAL 3/30
LEG
WCA
9 -
FINAL 3/27
ETHS
WCA4
9 -
FINAL 3/21
WCA
SECK2
6 -
FINAL 3/19
CBC
WCA10
3 -
FINAL 3/16
FHHS
WCA3
5 -
FINAL 3/16
WCA
BHS18
0 -
FINAL 3/15
WRT
WCA0
15
-
4/25 5:30 PM
IWA
WCA0
0 -
4/23 3:30 PM
FHHS
WCA0
0 -
4/22 5:30 PM
LHS
WCA5
0 -
FINAL 4/17
WCA
ND0
2 -
FINAL 4/16
WGHS
WCA2
1 -
FINAL 4/12
WCA
JBS2
1 -
FINAL 4/10
WCA
VIS1
2 -
FINAL 4/9
PRIN
WCA0
7 -
FINAL 4/6
MICDS
WCA1
2 -
FINAL 4/5
LAD
WCA2
1 -
FINAL 4/3
PKYW
WCA1
0 -
FINAL 3/21
FHCS
WCA2
1 -
FINAL 3/21
SCW
WCA
1 -
FINAL 3/18
FZW
WCA1
2
-
4/26 4:30 PM
CHS
WCA0
0 -
4/24 5:00 PM
WCA
MHS0
0 -
4/23 5:30 PM
MICDS
WCA0
0 -
4/15 4:30 PM
WGHS
WCA0
0 -
4/12 7:00 PM
WCA
CBC0
0 -
FINAL 4/9
PRI
WCA10
3 -
FINAL 4/6
WCA
REP6
7 -
FINAL 4/3
WCA
VIAN15
3 -
FINAL 3/30
WCA
SMV10
7 -
FINAL 3/29
WCA
STA10
12 -
FINAL 3/21
FZW
WCA1
14 -
FINAL 3/20
STM
WCA
20 -
FINAL 3/15
PKWS
WCA1
9
-
4/29 5:15 PM
AFF
WCA0
0 -
4/26 5:30 PM
WCA
PKYW0
0 -
4/25 5:30 PM
WCA
KHS0
0 -
FINAL 4/18
LHS
WCA25|25
22|15 -
FINAL 4/17
WCA
LSC25|25
20|18 -
FINAL 4/13
MEL
WCA9|25|23
25|21|25 -
FINAL 4/13
WCA
LSC25|17|25
15|25|17 -
FINAL 4/12
CHAM
WCA27|27
25|25 -
FINAL 4/9
WCA
FZS22|22
25|25 -
FINAL 4/8
PKYS
WCA25|25
22|18 -
FINAL 4/6
WCA
PATT15|15
25|25 -
FINAL 4/6
WCA
CND23|25
25|27 -
FINAL 4/6
STD
WCA25|19|15
21|25|10 -
FINAL 4/6
WCA
EHS20|25|9
25|20|15 -
FINAL 4/5
FZE
WCA18|15
25|25 -
FINAL 4/3
WCA
PKYN25|18|25
22|25|21 -
FINAL 4/2
WCA
WGHS20|15
25|25 -
FINAL 3/20
WCA
OFALL25|25
13|13 -
FINAL 3/18
RIT
WCA10|21
25|25 -
FINAL 3/15
WCA
PAT18|17
25|25
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The Calm before the Storm: WCA vs. St. Charles West Pregame
- Updated: 10/20/2018

As the regular season draws to a close, Varsity Football is preparing for their final opponent: the St. Charles West Warriors. The Warriors enter this week with a record of 6-2 and are coming off a 48-17 victory against their rival St. Charles Pirates.
While the Warriors carry a 6-2 record and are on a five-game win streak, their resume of wins is fairly unimpressive. They’ve beaten just one team with a record better than .500. Both of their losses, however, have come against teams in Westminster’s District.
Similar to Westminster, the Warriors run the ball on the majority of their snaps. They’ve attempted just 51 passes all year, surprisingly 16 fewer than the Wildcats’ 67 passing attempts. However, the reason the Warriors throw so little is because they’re able to run the ball very effectively; they’ve run for an impressive 8.9 yards per carry this season.
Look for the Warriors to try to run the ball all day, but don’t be surprised if they don’t put up a bunch of points like they have in the past few weeks (a combined 143 in their last three games.) The Wildcats play their strongest football at the line of scrimmage, so a low scoring game like Westminster tends to play is easily foreseeable.

On the Westminster side, the Wildcats are still fighting injury. Atlin Hall went down on the second offensive possession last week with a high ankle sprain. He will not play Saturday. LJ Minner also went down with an ankle injury in last week’s game against O’Fallon Christian, but will be on the field against St. Charles West. Quarterback Nick Ford will miss his second consecutive game with a knee injury.
With only one week left and all teams being guaranteed a playoff game, the Wildcats won’t force anyone to come back prematurely for a game that means relatively little. Next week will be all hands on deck as every game after Saturday will be win-or-go-home.
The Wildcats’ offense will remain very one-dimensional as they’ll run the ball on the majority of all plays. Someone will have to be there to fill in for all of Hall’s carries, and Minner will likely see at least 25-30 touches. Jackson Selk will be the main quarterback for the game, but Zach Brasier may enter for a handful of plays.
St. Charles West is a tough team. They have three players with more than 625 rushing yards and at least eight rushing touchdowns. Their quarterback has run for an additional 334 yards. If they can run the ball successfully, they’ll have an easy day. If the Westminster defensive line can generate pressure off the line, the result will likely be the opposite.
At the end of the day, the most most important factor on Saturday is the Westminster defense. If the Wildcats win, they’ll have momentum heading into the playoffs. If not, hopefully they’ll be able to get healthy enough to survive next week.