Bluejays look to improve despite tough, new district
SNOOK HEAD COACH Dylan Conway goes over these plays with the Snook Bluejays during the Monday, Aug. 15, practice.
FUTURE BLUEJAY cheerleaders help the current cheerleaders pump up the crowd at last week’s “Meet the Bluejays.”
MEMBERS OF THE SNOOK LADY JAYS volleyball teams sing the school song during last Thursday night’s “Meet the Bluejays.” -- Tribune photo by Denise Squier
SNOOK HIGH SCHOOL Principal Lee Hafley talks to Snook senior William See during a cake auction to raise money for the athletic booster club at last week’s “Meet the Bluejays.”
THE SNOOK BLUEJAY FOOTBALL team is recognized during last Thursday’s “Meet the Bluejays.” -- Tribune photo by Denise Squier
SNOOK WORKS ON pass plays and the defensive secondary.
THE SNOOK BLEUJAYS led by head coach Dylan Conway go over their offensive plays during the Monday practice session.
THE SNOOK Bluejays work on handoff skills during the Monday practice.
The Snook Bluejays will use a blend of newcomers and experienced starters from last year, including a veteran offensive and defensive line, heading into a new, rugged schedule in 2022.
Snook finished second in District 13-2A Division II last year with a bi-district playoff loss to Rock Springs to finish
The Bluejays will compete this year in District 14-2A Division II against traditional rivals Some…
