Junior Jeffrey Serrano: Defying Expectations on the Lebanon Tigers’ Defense
Key points:
- Junior Jeffrey Serrano may not have the typical build for his position, but his hard work and dedication make him a valuable asset to the Lebanon Tigers' defense.
- Serrano, who plays nose tackle, uses his speed and technique to make an impact on the field.
- Despite being undersized, Serrano has become a leader on the team and sets an example for his teammates.
Lebanon Tigers’ junior Jeffrey Serrano may not have the typical physical attributes of a nose tackle, but his hard work and dedication are unmatched. Standing at 5 feet 6 inches and 180 pounds, Serrano has become a major asset for the Tigers’ defense, ranking eighth on the team with 31 tackles and adding a sack. His background in wrestling has helped him leverage and utilize his agility on the football field. Serrano, along with senior Eli Bridges, has formed a successful partnership on the field, using their contrasting skill sets to confuse opponents. Despite not being a starter, Serrano has embraced his role and strives to make an impact every time he steps on the field. He hopes to set an example for younger players on the team and lead the Tigers to their first sectional title since 1997.
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