BOTHELL, Wash. -- It helps to have a father who has experience coaching at the high school level.
Keynan Foster (Mill Creek, Wash./Jackson) is learning that lesson on a daily basis as he works toward his goal of earning a Division I scholarship.
The 5-foot-8, 155-pound sophomore often spends free time on a football field with his father, Selwyn, working on the skills that will make him a complete football player.
“We worked out a lot,” Foster said. “Before football season, he took me out there and we worked really hard.”
Whether it was catching passes from a Jugs machine or working on his quickness, father and son have invested a lot of time on the practice field preparing the athlete for Friday nights.
Now that the season is over, Foster is “trying to get my name out there.”
Keynan Foster (Mill Creek, Wash./Jackson) is learning that lesson on a daily basis as he works toward his goal of earning a Division I scholarship.
The 5-foot-8, 155-pound sophomore often spends free time on a football field with his father, Selwyn, working on the skills that will make him a complete football player.
“We worked out a lot,” Foster said. “Before football season, he took me out there and we worked really hard.”
Whether it was catching passes from a Jugs machine or working on his quickness, father and son have invested a lot of time on the practice field preparing the athlete for Friday nights.
Now that the season is over, Foster is “trying to get my name out there.”
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