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WRA Remains Upbeat Despite Being Winless

by David Lee Morgan Jr. on September 29, 2009

in ABJ thoughts, Football, Western Reserve Academy

You have to admire Western Reserve Academy football coach Chris Monsiletto for not getting down through the first four games (0-4) and not letting his players and staff get down.

WRA showed signs of improvement last weekend. The Pioneers lost to Berlin Center Western Reserve 42-0, Bedford St. Peter Chanel 42-7, Blair 30-7 the first three weeks and 44-28 to Warren J.F.K. last week.

But that loss to Warren J.F.K. was encouraging because WRA scored 28 points, after only scoring 14 points in the first three games.

Mike (Gulasey) has been getting better each week,” Monsiletto said about his sophomore quarterback. “He went from throwing two interceptions a game to playing really well against Warren J.F.K.”

In that game, Gulasey was 17-of-28 for 263 and two touchdown passes and he ran for a touchdown. He did not throw an interception.

“Last year as a freshman, (Mike) played as a wide receiver so he’s still learning the (quarterback) position,” Monsiletto said. ”He’s getting better as he sees more competition.”

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