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AURORA, Colo. — Wray High School is off to an undefeated 4-0 start headed by coach Levi Kramer. Kramer has been the long-time coach for the Eagles and has them ready for conference play.
Through those four games, Wray has scored 168 points, while allowing just 35. After a tough 28-27 loss in the 1A state semifinals a year ago, the veterans that the Eagles have returned could spark a different outcome this year.
Overall Record at Wray: 118-67
Overall Record as a Head Coach: 118-67
Previous Coaching Experience: Running backs coach and quarterbacks coach at Kansas Wesleyan (two years), tight ends coach and wide receiver coach at Fort Hays State University (two years), quarterbacks coach and offensive coordinator at Wray High School (four years), head coach at Wray (2006-present).
What has allowed you guys to get off to a 4-0 start?
I really think it’s the experience that we’re bringing back. We basically had two seniors last year, and one of them got hurt in Week 2. So we really lost one starter from last year’s playoff run. Casey Midcap, our quarterback, is a four-year starter and middle linebacker, and our running back is a three-year starter. So we just have a ton of experience.
What has been special about coaching your hometown football team?
I think one of the things I’m most proud of is I played for coach Neal Rusher, who coached here for 27 years. We’ve been able to keep that tradition going. This is my 19th year as the head coach, which means that over the last 46 years, Wray has had just two head coaches, with those coaches coming from the same tree. I’m really proud of that and being able to help continue Coach Rusher’s legacy.
Having coached at both the collegiate and high school level, why choose the high school level?
Well, I’m not in the classroom anymore, but you get to see the students on a daily level, and it’s not just a sports thing. You…
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