Reid Ragsdale became the first in Paris school history to be an all-state 8-man football player.
This was Paris’ first 8-man football season in history, and Ragdale was named a third-team …
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Reid Ragsdale became the first in Paris school history to be an all-state 8-man football player.
This was Paris’ first 8-man football season in history, and Ragdale was named a third-team tight end for the 2-8 Coyotes. He was also one of five Coyotes to be considered all-district in Class 1 District 8.
The other Paris all-district players that were announced earlier this month includes punter Brady Shivers, linebacker Gatlin Fountain, offensive lineman Ian Farrell and quarterback Colton Kendrick.
