🚨 2025Season Preview 🚨 Plano Prestonwood Christian Academy TAPPS D1, District 1 HC: @donnieyantis RC: @CoachCoreyH Team: @PCALionsFB @matthewmcclain_ @LukeGlassTX @BrockSchlef @KalebKozloski @abrambengard @JoshuaBengard @ColtHillhouse @Canaan_Smith58 @AJ_Morreale9 @gabe_tyree_jr @EddieBrownn14 @Trent_Clarkson3 @trottoneal @RidgeCasanova26 @JadenMorris2026 Up front, the Lions are absolutely loaded. The offensive line, anchored by Kaleb Kozloski, Abram Bengard, Brock Schlef, Canaan Smith, and Colt Hillhouse, is arguably the best in the state. Every member of the unit holds an offer to play at the next level, with four already receiving Division I offers. That elite protection will give quarterback Luke Glass, himself a Division I recruit, plenty of time to work. Expect him to frequently target Washington State commit Matthew McClain, who returns as the most productive receiver in Texas private school football. Weapons abound beyond McClain, too. Tyler Shaw and William Taylor are dynamic playmakers who should thrive in this high-powered offense. On the defensive side, three-year starter Eddie Brownstein provides toughness and leadership in the trenches. The linebacker trio of AJ Morreale, Joshua Bengard, and Gabe Tyree is among the best in TXPSFB, athletic, physical, and experienced. McClain will pull double duty, leading the secondary as a lockdown corner alongside Cam Avery and a strong supporting cast. When you combine dominance in the trenches with the firepower of Glass and McClain, it’s hard to look away from what Prestonwood is building. The talent is undeniable. Can they put it all together? I’m betting they do.