Salt Fork Storm
Head Coach: Joe Hageman
Assistant Coaches:
Andrew Johnson, Les Siefert, Dave Bass, Troy Chew, Colton Fauver, Dan Hageman
School Nickname/Mascot: Storm
Team Twitter Handle: @SFStormFootbal1
Conference: Vermillion Valley (South)
2023 Regular Season schedule (if known):
8/26/23 v. Westville 12 PM
9/1/23 @ Hoopeston 7 PM
9/8/23 @Iroquois West 7 PM
9/15/23 V. Watseka 7 PM
9/22/23 V. Bismarck 7 PM
9/29/23 @ Momence 7 P
10/6/23 @ Georgetown 7 PM
10/13/23 @ Oakwood 7 PM
10/20/23 V. Clifton Central 7 PM
Returning Offensive Starters for 2023:
Evan Hageman RG 5'11'' 195 2024
Hayden Chew RT 6'1'' 210 2024
Evan Webb C 5'11' 175 2024
Tyler Norton LT 5'9' 215 2024
Cam Merritt LG 5'7" 185 2024
Jameson Remole QB 6'1'' 170 2025
Returning Defensive Starters for 2023:
Evan Webb DE
Hayden Chew DT
Carter Chambliss OLB 5'8'' 150 2025
Dalton Brown DT 6'2'' 185 2024
Newcomers to Watch for 2023:
Kam Keller RB/DB
Pedor Rangel RB/DB
Grant Wilson SE/LB
Kyson Keller OL/OLB
2023 Team 7on7 or Team Summer Camp?
NA
Impact Player for Salt Fork:
Both Salt Fork senior OL/DL Evan Webb and senior OL/DL Hayden Chew are experienced two way starters who will be asked to help lead a Salt Fork team that will have very limited experience back in 2023. The line play for Salt Fork should be an early strength with all 5 starters back on the offensive line from a season ago. Look for both Evan Webb and Hayden Chew to be asked to provide leadership on and off the field this season.
EDGY's Quick Take on the 2023 Salt Fork Storm:
Salt Fork and head coach Joe Hageman was able to finish the 2022 regular season with a 6-3 record....and in many ways this 6-3 finish could have easily been a 9-0 finish if the Storm would have caught a break in close losses to Seneca (37-35) Iroquois West (23-20) and Bismark (43-42). The Storm for the 2023 season welcomes back it's entire starting offensive line along with a solid core of experienced starters on both sides of the football. Look for Salt Fork to again contend for the Vermillion Valley conference race and to again crack the Class 1A state playoff field this fall.
Head Coach: Joe Hageman
Assistant Coaches:
Andrew Johnson, Les Siefert, Dave Bass, Troy Chew, Colton Fauver, Dan Hageman
School Nickname/Mascot: Storm
Team Twitter Handle: @SFStormFootbal1
Conference: Vermillion Valley (South)
2023 Regular Season schedule (if known):
8/26/23 v. Westville 12 PM
9/1/23 @ Hoopeston 7 PM
9/8/23 @Iroquois West 7 PM
9/15/23 V. Watseka 7 PM
9/22/23 V. Bismarck 7 PM
9/29/23 @ Momence 7 P
10/6/23 @ Georgetown 7 PM
10/13/23 @ Oakwood 7 PM
10/20/23 V. Clifton Central 7 PM
Returning Offensive Starters for 2023:
Evan Hageman RG 5'11'' 195 2024
Hayden Chew RT 6'1'' 210 2024
Evan Webb C 5'11' 175 2024
Tyler Norton LT 5'9' 215 2024
Cam Merritt LG 5'7" 185 2024
Jameson Remole QB 6'1'' 170 2025
Returning Defensive Starters for 2023:
Evan Webb DE
Hayden Chew DT
Carter Chambliss OLB 5'8'' 150 2025
Dalton Brown DT 6'2'' 185 2024
Newcomers to Watch for 2023:
Kam Keller RB/DB
Pedor Rangel RB/DB
Grant Wilson SE/LB
Kyson Keller OL/OLB
2023 Team 7on7 or Team Summer Camp?
NA
Impact Player for Salt Fork:
Both Salt Fork senior OL/DL Evan Webb and senior OL/DL Hayden Chew are experienced two way starters who will be asked to help lead a Salt Fork team that will have very limited experience back in 2023. The line play for Salt Fork should be an early strength with all 5 starters back on the offensive line from a season ago. Look for both Evan Webb and Hayden Chew to be asked to provide leadership on and off the field this season.
EDGY's Quick Take on the 2023 Salt Fork Storm:
Salt Fork and head coach Joe Hageman was able to finish the 2022 regular season with a 6-3 record....and in many ways this 6-3 finish could have easily been a 9-0 finish if the Storm would have caught a break in close losses to Seneca (37-35) Iroquois West (23-20) and Bismark (43-42). The Storm for the 2023 season welcomes back it's entire starting offensive line along with a solid core of experienced starters on both sides of the football. Look for Salt Fork to again contend for the Vermillion Valley conference race and to again crack the Class 1A state playoff field this fall.
