by Drew Gibbs, Soldotna High School (Alaska) Football Player Blessed? Lucky? Call it what you want — I’ve been a pretty healthy and accident-free kid my whole life. 17 years old and I had never had surgery…until…September 10th — it’s…
Trey Gibbs, father of Soldotna High School football star Drew Gibbs, reports to us that his son’s knee surgery on Thursday at the hands of Dr. James Andrews was a success. Drew tore his ACL in the opening game of…
On this edition of the High School Football America Radio Show, host Jeff Fisher talks with Corona Centennial (California) head coach Matt Logan, who will be going after his 200th win Friday night against Orange Lutheran (California). The Huskies are…
by Jeff Fisher, High School Football America As we all know, Alaska isn’t the hotbed of high school football in America, but I do love a great story. When Trey Gibbs, father of Soldotna Stars‘ running back Drew Gibbs, contacted…
My name is Trey Gibbs and I have a 17 year old son named Drew that plays high School football in Soldotna, Alaska for the Soldotna Stars. Soldotna is located 150 miles south of Anchorage and is home to the…
My name is Drew Gibbs. I’m a seventeen year old senior at Soldotna High School in Alaska. We call ourselves SoHi.
Soldotna running back Drew Gibbs was dreaming of of leading his team to its fourth straight Alaska Medium School state football title this year. That dream ended in the first quarter of the first game of the year, when Gibbs…
by Jeff Fisher Soldotna‘s championship train continued to chug Saturday with a 57-28 win over North Pole (6-4) in the Alaska Medium School championship game. It was the Stars third straight state title and 29th straight victory, which ties the…