Will Stack

Played in all 10 games for the Spartans during his sophomore season, making three starts… Recorded career-best marks with 29 receptions for 373 yards and three touchdowns during the year, and added eight carries for 53 yards and a touchdown on the ground… Had a career-high 73 yards on five catches against Grove City on November 8… Caught a career-best eight passes for 65 yards and a touchdown against Geneva on November 15… Scored the first two touchdowns of his career against Saint Vincent on October 4, running for a 21-yard score and catching a 20-yard touchdown, while also notching a career-long 45-yard reception during the game… Named to the PAC Fall Academic Honor Roll. Played in six games during his first season as a Spartan, emerging as a receiving option by the end of the campaign… Finished the year with four catches for 65 yards, two runs for four yards, and two kick returns for 47 yards… Made his college debut against Bethany on September 14, catching one pass for 16 yards in the game… Caught three passes for 49 yards against Carnegie Mellon in the team's season finale on November 16… All three of his catches came on a fourth-quarter drive that helped CWRU take the lead against the Tartans. Was a four-year member of the Wadsworth High School football team, serving as a captain his senior year… Coached by Justin Todd… Helped his team win the Suburban League Championship in 2023… Named to the All-Ohio Second Team and was the Suburban League Offensive Most Valuable Player as a senior quarterback… Earned an all-state honorable mention as a wide receiver following his junior season… Became the second player in program history to throw and run for 1,000 yards in a season… Threw 16 touchdowns and ran for 23 scores as a senior… Secured Academic All-Ohio honors… Graduated summa cum laude… Named to the Excellence Roll each year of high school… Also competed in track & field. Born July 23… Son of John and Jen… His father played baseball and football at Mount Union… His mother was a basketball player at Mount Union.