Cy Woods All-Time Roster: Number 3

Hayden Dobbs, a starting linebacker and team captain in 2008, was the first Wildcat to wear 3. He was one of the top performers on the defense and earned a 1st-team All-District 15-5A selection. After Cy Woods, he moved on to play at McNeese State and coached at Cy Park for a year before making a career change.

Hayden Dobbs, Cypress Woods Wildcats, 2008

One of his old profile pictures on Facebook.

Hayden Dobbs, McNeese State Cowboys, 2009-13

Derek Nelson, a wide receiver, wore 3 in 2009. He joined the Army after graduating and was an officer with the Houston Police Department.

Derek passed away in March 2020.

Derek Nelson (1991-2020), 2009

Phillip "P.J./Peedy" Johnson, a cornerback, wore 3 in 2010. He was one of the primary backups and occasionally started. Coach Neill once asked him what the ZIP code of Cypress was and he replied "713!!!"

Phillip Johnson, 2010

Demetri King was a wide receiver in 2011.

Demetri King, 2011

Jake Seaboch switched to 3 in 2012, his senior year, after getting assigned 87 following his call-up in 2011. He was a starting wide receiver in 2012 and returned a kickoff for a touchdown against Cy Lakes.

Jake Seaboch, 2011-12; wore #87 in 2011

Devin Hokanson was the next Wildcat to wear #3. He was also a starting wide receiver and was known for his excellent hands. Devin played for a season at Bethany College in Kansas.

Devin Hokanson, Cypress Woods Wildcats, 2013

Bethany Swedes, 2014

Reid Epps wore 3 in 2014. His cousin, Chad, played as a safety in 2008. His younger sister, Hannah, played softball for the Wildcats.

Reid Epps, 2014

Jacob Kainer made the varsity in 2015, his sophomore year, and served as the backup quarterback. He became the starter in 2016 and was supposed to start again in 2017, but he suffered an injury before the first game against Cy Springs.

Jacob couldn't catch a break. He broke his leg as a sophomore. He got the starting job in 2016 but struggled as he was probably dealing with the mental effects of such a catastrophic injury. He was set to be the starter again in 2017 but got hurt in the build-up to the season opener.

He was also a standout lacrosse player in high school. Jacob began his college football career as a tight end at Tyler Junior College and then moved on to the University of Tulsa.

Jacob Kainer, Cypress Woods Wildcats, 2015-17

Tyler Apaches, 2018-19

Tulsa Golden Hurricane, beginning in fall 2020

Tevis Adams switched to #3 in his junior year after wearing #33 as a sophomore in 2017. He was mainly a backup in his three seasons; he was a starter early in his junior season, which was cut short due to an injury.

Photo by Tom Dendy

Tevis Adams, 2017-19