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Recent Headlines

Fall All-SPC, Team Awards And Sterling Wilson Award Winners Announced
11/28/2017
CRU/Spartans Team-Up, Face Austin High JV
11/3/2017
October Athletes Of The Month
10/29/2017
Final Trip North Awaits Varsity Football
10/27/2017
St. Andrew's Returns Home, Honors Seniors
10/20/2017
CRU Head To Irving To Take On Cistercian
10/13/2017
St. Andrew’s and St. Stephen’s To Unite Football Forces in 2018
10/3/2017
SEPTEMBER ATHLETES OF THE MONTH
10/2/2017
CRU Take BYE, Then Host Greenhill
9/30/2017
FOOTBALL CELEBRATES ANNUAL HOMECOMING ON SATURDAY
9/27/2017

Statistics

Overall Statistics

W	L	T	%
2	9	0	18.2

League Statistics

W	L	T	%
0	7	0	0

Non-League Statistics

W	L	T	%
2	2	0	50

Coaches

Head Coach: Taylor Stewart

512-299-9706

tstewart@sasaustin.org

Bio
Taylor Stewart was named the varsity head coach in 2016 after completing six seasons as defensive coordinator and linebacker’s coach beginning in 2010.

Taylor held the same position at St. Stephen’s Episcopal School from 2006-2009 where he also coached the offensive and defensive lines from 2003-2005. He played high school football for seven-time state champion Plano Senior High School where he earned varsity letters as both a junior and senior; the only two seasons that players were able to receive this honor.

Taylor is a member of the Texas High School Coaches Association. He thoroughly enjoys researching X’s and O’s as well as coaching theory and principle from some of the professions most successful coaches. Furthermore, working alongside Coach Detmer for five seasons has proven to be an invaluable resource to his professional growth.

In conjunction with coaching football, Taylor also holds the title of head strength and conditioning coach at St. Andrew’s. He trains all of the school’s student-athletes in a number of capacities, most notably through an intensive off-season program. He and his wife, Amanda, have five children, daughters Siennas and Sloane, and their sons Jaxon, Mads, and Sidney.
Assistant Coach: Edward Cantrell

(512) 380-7012

ecantrell@sasaustin.org

Bio
Born the youngest of three sons to Edward and Vernita Hawkins of Elkart, IN, Edward Cantrell has spent most of his life in Austin, TX. In 2003, he graduated from Reagan High School, where he was a four-sport athlete and a three-year letter man. As a junior, he accepted an offer to play for Mississippi College and, later, Angelo State University, where he earned all-conference honors, multiple Defensive Player of the Week awards, and the Greg Stokes Award, given to players who help in the community while excelling on the field and in the classroom. After his successful college career, Cantrell went on to play professionally for the Austin Turfcats, for whom he set a franchise tackle record (17) and the Amarillo Venom, whom he helped lead to an LSFL championship. During his time with the Venom, Cantrell led the Lone Star division of the IFL by 40 tackles, was the two-time team leading rusher and also lead his team in interceptions. He retired after the 2012 season to become a full-time trainer and coach and in 2014, married Donyea Riles, the love of his life. Cantrell has been coaching at St. Andrew’s since 2010, acting as the middle defensive coordinator, upper school defensive back coach and, now, the upper school assistant strength and conditioning coach.
Assistant Coach: Arjun Gupta

arjungupta291@berkeley.edu

Bio
Arjun is an assistant varsity football coach.
Assistant Coach: Drew Hodgdon

drew.hodgdon@gmail.com

Bio
Hodgdon was born in Palo Alto, California and graduated in 2000 from Palo Alto High School, where he wrestled and participated in track and field in addition to starring on the football field.

He chose to attend Arizona State University where he played in 45 career games with 34 starts at both center and guard.

Following his NCAA career he was selected by the Texans in the fifth round (151st overall) of the 2005 NFL Draft. He saw action in four games during his rookie season, starting three, before being placed on the injured reserve list. He increased his playing time in his second season, when he saw action in eight games and started in five. He was released just before the 2007 season, but was re-signed on December 4, 2007.
Assistant Coach: Justin Jones

512-299-9697

jjones@sasaustin.org

Bio
All Saints in Ft. Worth graduate Justin Jones was a 4-year letter winner in football while also participating in 5 varsity sports (football, soccer, baseball, basketball, and golf)

Jones went onto to play at the NCAA DIII level at Kenyon College in 2001 where he was a dual-sport athlete in football/track.

No stranger to SAS, he previously taught and coached at Southwest Parkway from 2001-2004 before returning in 2017.

He also had coaching stints at Lake Forest Academy and the Hotchkiss School.

Jones teaches Upper School History.
Assistant Coach: Earnie Solomon

Coach.solo716@gmail.com

Bio
Entering his third year at St. Andrew’s, Earnie Solomon is a ten year coaching veteran with stops in the NCAA and TAPPS. A native of Conroe, TX, Solomon played safety at Conroe High, earning All-District & All-County honors. While at Conroe, he also excelled in track and basketball. Solomon started his career at Sul Ross State, playing every position in the secondary and earning American Southwest Conference Player of Week twice and being named the conference newcomer. After finishing his playing career, he graduated from Sam Houston State with a BS in Kinesiology. Upon graduating he became a Sports Performance coach in The Woodlands coaching NFL, MLB, & NCAA athletes such as: Thomas Moorestead (Saints), Andrew Cashner (Padres), & Derrick Blaylock (Chiefs). Solomon started his football coaching career returning to Sul Ross State as the wide receivers coach. While there the Lobos lead the conference in passing efficiency. Under his watch four Lobo wide receivers were named All Southwest Conference. Returning home to the Houston area, Solomon began coaching at St. Pius X High School. While at SPX, Solomon was in charge of a passing attack that led TAPPS D1 in yards and and points. He also guided multiple players to All State honors and scholarship opportunities: Kohl Stewart (TAMU/MLB), Jonothan Moroney (TAMU), Demiti Morris (UMHB), & Brian Newman (Hillsdale College). Solomon was also the head golf head for the Panthers.