Cy Woods All-Time Roster: Number 90

Done with the 90s.

Glenn Etienne, a team captain in 2008, was the first player to wear #90. He was a versatile player who had the ability to play inside and outside on the defensive line. After Cy Woods, he played college football at Trinity University in San Antonio.

Glenn Etienne, Cypress Woods Wildcats, 2008

Photo from Trinity University Athletics

Glenn Etienne, Trinity Tigers, 2009-13

Chris Burbridge, a reserve defensive end, was the next to wear #90; his brother, Nick, played as a defensive end in 2008. 

Chris Burbridge (far right), 2009

Derrick Johnson was the next to wear #90; he was called up to the varsity during his junior season in 2011 and recorded a couple of sacks during his senior season in 2012.

Derrick Johnson, 2011-12

The next player to wear #90 was another defensive end, Jarel Jones. He started a few games early in 2013 and eventually became one of the primary backups off the bench. His younger brother, Stephon, played as an offensive lineman in 2016.

Jarel Jones, 2013

Anthony Chavez, a defensive end, wore #90 in 2014.

Anthony Chavez (left), 2014

Jacob Daniels, a nose tackle, wore #90 in 2015. If I remember correctly, he injured both of his knees as a sub-varsity player. To be honest, the fact that he even managed to play in his senior year tells me that he has an incredible work ethic. Unfortunately, Jacob re-injured his right knee early in his senior season. 

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Jacob Daniels, 2015

Hunter Magallan was one of the primary backups on the defensive line in 2016.

Jozef Taylor wore #90 in 2017. I think his nickname was "Carolina?"

Photo by Tom Dendy

Jozef Taylor, 2017

Jakob Jones made the varsity in 2018, his junior year, and became a two-year starter at defensive end. He earned 2nd-team All-District 14-6A honors as a senior in 2019. 

Jakob will continue his football career at Wheeling College, a Division II school located in Wheeling, West Virginia. 

Photo by Tom Dendy

Jakob Jones (kneeling), 2018-19