As far as the Wildcats’ team, Plott and his staff are confident about this season. “We have a chance to be really good. We have a large senior class, about 21 seniors. They’ve been here for the long haul and they have put the work in. They are great in the weight room, they are great on the field, they are great in the hallways. It’s been a thrill to coach these guys through the years. And the underclassmen are watching and learning.”
With uncertainties about the 2020 year, Coach Plott thinks a little more of his seniors. “I worry about my seniors a little bit,” he says. “The ones that are here I believe are mentally in a good position, but with everything that has happened this year, there have been some kids that have gotten down in the doom and gloom and decided that playing ball wasn’t for them this year. I honestly worry about those kids.”
Overall, Plott acknowledges that this is a Woodland Wildcat team that can cause some ripples this season. “These kids are special; this is a good group,” he says. “They are good men. Their character and their spirit will be on display every Friday night and they’ll be doing what they are supposed to do to make the Woodland community proud and represent our school in a positive way.”