Jeff Marshall, a defensive end in 2009, was the first player to wear 45. Jeff was on the A-team as a freshman, but he decided to focus on baseball. When that decision didn't pan out, he returned to football and began at the bottom of the depth chart as a defensive end. Despite this, Jeff emerged as a starter and became one of the Cats' top defensive linemen.
Jeff Marshall, 2009
Mark Lamping, a backup linebacker, wore #45 in 2010.
Liam Dwyer was the next player to wear #45; he was a backup defensive end in 2013.
Mark Lamping, 2010
Liam Dwyer was the next player to wear #45; he was a backup defensive end in 2013.
Liam Dwyer, 2013
Slade Ortiz, a backup running back in 2014, was the most recent Wildcat to wear #45.
Tyler Redgrave, a linebacker, made the varsity in 2016, his junior year, and was mainly a backup and a special teams player. His younger brother, Riley, is a linebacker. His youngest brother, Kristian, is a B-back.
Slade Ortiz, 2014
Tyler Redgrave, a linebacker, made the varsity in 2016, his junior year, and was mainly a backup and a special teams player. His younger brother, Riley, is a linebacker. His youngest brother, Kristian, is a B-back.
Tyler Redgrave, 2016-17
Ryan Colwell, a linebacker, was given this number after his call-up in 2018, his junior year.
Juan Rojas, a B-back/linebacker, was given this number after he was called up for the 2019 playoffs, during his freshman year. Juan is the fifth freshman to appear in a varsity football game for Cy Woods, following his classmates, Sam Myers and Dylan Rogers.
Photo courtesy: Phlox Photography
Juan Rojas, 2019 playoffs
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