After going to both the state soccer tournament and state track meet this past weekend, I am convinced that some of the best heads of hair on high school athletes hail from Goshen County.
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After going to both the state soccer tournament and state track meet this past weekend, I am convinced that some of the best heads of hair on high school athletes hail from Goshen County.
To give the local athletes some recognition for their abilities in growing hair, I have decided to name my own “all-hair” team, which is based on my own opinion and nothing else.
Players
Logan Harris – Rocking one of the two best manes in the county, Harris was an obvious selection. During football, it wasn’t too noticeable because he always had a helmet on, playing on both sides of the ball. It was rare to catch a glimpse of his locks while on the gridiron. This spring, his mane has been on full display. While throwing shot put and discus, it is hard to get a picture without his hair is his face, but that is one of the main reasons he gets on this list.
Garrett Cooper – I think as far as big hair goes, Harris and Cooper should be 1A and 1B. It’s not the exact same style of ‘do, both are glorious in their own right. Like Harris, Cooper’s helmet stifled his hairstyle during football, but he has had two seasons to show off his stuff. The headband has been a nice addition during both basketball and soccer.