Jack Guy selected to play in Shrine Bowl

Humboldt High School senior football standout Jack Guy, one of the top offensive linemen in the state last season, has been selected to play in the annual Shrine Bowl All-Star game in July.

Guy is the 32nd Humboldt player to play in the summer all-star classic, which began in 1973. The game pits the top seniors across the state with players from north of Highway 30 meeting players from the south.

Guy is a 6-foot-2, 260-pounder who was named the top offensive lineman in Class 3A District 1 this past season. He was a first-team all-district pick and topped it off by being named first-team all-state. In an interview with the Independent, Guy says he’s humbled by the honors.

“When I first started football, I never thought I would have come this far and develop into the player that I’ve become,” Guy said. “Getting selected to play in the Shrine Bowl is a huge honor. I am very thankful for the opportunity and can’t wait to meet all the great coaches and players who will be a part of it.”

“My senior year was where all my growth came from. I can thank all of my coaches and teammates for that. Both my coaches and my teammates would push me to do my best, whether it was in the weight room or on the practice field,” Guy said.

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