Alex Riley, 2008
After making the first team as a junior, Seth Crosby, a wide receiver, became a starter in 2009 and switched to 7. He was lost midway through the season due to an injury.
Seth Crosby, 2008-09; wore #14 in 2008
Robert "Tre" Walker, a cornerback, wore 7 in 2010. His older brother, Chris, was the starting running back in 2008.
Robert Walker, 2010
After breaking out as a junior in 2010, Gary Tesch switched to 7 in 2011. He served as a team captain that season and was the top target for Gabe West and Nate German as he caught 10 touchdown passes, which is a Cy Woods single-season record that he shares with Fredrick Anderson, who accomplished this in 2010. Gary is Cy Woods' all-time leader in receiving touchdowns with 14 and is third all-time with 1,062 receiving yards.
Gary was also a standout centerfielder for the Wildcat baseball team, and that was what he did after Cy Woods; he played at the University of Pennsylvania from 2012-15. Two of his younger brothers also played for Cy Woods; Taylor was a receiver from 2012-14 and Jake played as a running back from 2016-18.
Gary Tesch, Cypress Woods Wildcats, 2010-11; wore #89 in 2010
Penn Quakers baseball, 2012-15
Xavier Banks, a starting safety, switched to 7 in 2012 after wearing #29 in 2011, his junior year.
Xavier Banks, 2011-12; wore #29 in 2011
Jarrett Bailey switched to 7 in 2013 after wearing 20 in 2012, his first season on the varsity.
Jarrett Bailey (front), 2012-13; wore #20 in 2012
Taylor Tesch, a starting wide receiver in 2014, switched to #7 for his senior season. Taylor was a late-season callup as a sophomore in 2012 and wore #82. When he became a full-time varsity player in 2013, he wore #6, which makes him the first player in Cy Woods history to wear three numbers in three years. Taylor also ran for the Wildcats; he competed in the 4x100, the 200, and the 4x200.
His older brother, Gary, played as a wide receiver from 2010-11. Their younger brother, Jake, was also a wide receiver who also played running back.
Taylor Tesch, 2012-14; wore #82 in 2012 and #6 in 2013
Luis Reyes, the kicker, switched to #7 in 2015. That season, he broke Andrew Klink's record for most points scored by a kicker in Cy Woods history.
Jacob Tesch is the third Tesch brother to wear this number. He wore #15 as a sophomore in 2016. Jake busted out as a senior as he recorded 500 rushing and receiving yards and combined to score 15 touchdowns on his way to earning first-team District 14-6A honors. He was always described as being the fastest and most elusive out of his brothers.
Jake Tesch, 2016-18; wore #15 in 2016
Rudy Mejia switched to #7 in 2019, his senior year, and became a starting A-back. He was an honorable mention All-District 14-6A selection.
Photo courtesy: Phlox Photography
Rudy Mejia III, 2018-19; wore #30 in 2018
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