BY ADAM THEYE

Junior William Majchszak, fresh off a state lacrosse championship, hopes to push the football Warriors to the same fate, led by new head coach ­­­­­Kurry Cummings.

As claimed by most of Mariemont High School lacrosse warriors, they peaked at state. Unbeknownst to the school, Majchszak does not follow this trend.

“I am a child, and am still waiting for my greatest accomplishment” Majchszak claims.

Soon after the Warriors won at State, Majchszak returned to his normal summer life, traveling to Michigan and playing football.

Football plays a key part in Majchszak’s life. He dedicates many hours per week in to his passion.

“Coach makes you not only a better football player, but a better man” Majchszak says about Coach Cummings.

As Majchszak gears up for college and the rest of his life, he is already ahead of the game. Majchszak wants to grow up and work either in a marketing field or in law. This may seem like a gaudy task, but Majchszak has experience from being a DECA member. He took 4^th place at District competition with his partner Connor Bortz in a marketing challenge.

Apart from football and DECA, Majchszak has some other interesting passions; such as men’s fashion.

Although this sharp dressed man does not do much shopping, he leaves it all up to his mom. Majchszak brings something new to the table every day.

Majchszak has an interesting approach on life, preaching that “integrity is ones best strength, and to be loyal to whom you must be loyal to.” And lives by this every day.