About the Wolves

School:  Henry M. Jackson High School, Mill Creek, WA

District: Everett School District

Athletic Director: Blythe Young

Athletic Trainer: Brenda Black

League: WESCO 4A

Colors:  Forest Green & Black

Mascot:  Timberwolves

Fans: Wolf Pack

Popular Hashtags: #jhstimberwolves,  #jhswolfpack,  

#henrymjacksonhighschool, #weRtwolves

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Jackson High School has competed in the highly competitive 4A Western Conference. We offer 3 levels of football for our athletes (Frosh., J.V. and Varsity) and have proven to be successful at every level. High Schools in our Conference include Cascade, Kamiak, Mariner, Monroe, Glacier Peak, Lake Stevens, and Mt. Vernon.

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Coaching Staff

The Jackson High Coaching Staff is committed to excellence. We have worked very hard to develop a program that is rated among the best in the state. The Wolves have 5 Western Conference 4A Championships (2003, 2008 ,2009,2010,2012) and 7 trips to the state playoffs in recent years.

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Coaches

Mason Siddick - Head Coach

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-Offensive Coordinator

-Defensive Line

- Defensive Backs

- Running Backs

-Offensive Line

- Quarterbacks

- Wide Receivers

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- Frosh Coach

- Frosh Asst

- Frosh Asst

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- S&C Coach

 

Past Wolves

We have many players that have played in our program that have went on to play at the college level. Some of them are:

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Craig Chambers WR– University of Montana

Johnny Kirton TE– University of Washington

Brian Whiteaker LB– Washington State University

Scott Allanson OL– Western Wash. University

Andy Gay QB– Dartmouth.

Taylor Cox RB– University of Kansas

Riley Carr LB– Central Washington Univ.

Chandler Woolley– Central Wa. University

John Robert Woolley CB– Whitworth College

 

Program Philosophy

We want our student athletes to be winners in life, as well as winners on the field of play. The lessons that we teach as a staff will follow our players for many years. As we model attributes such as sportsmanship, loyalty, hard work, unselfishness, and discipline our athletes will be learning valuable lessons for their lives. Our program will be successful because of the sound, positive lessons that our young men learn. Our mission as a football program is to provide the young men at our school with the greatest possible learning experience we can offer. Our first concern is the growth and development of the young men in our program. I believe in the establishment of positive relationships with these young men so that high school will be a rewarding life experience. I believe that it is imperative for our program to have rules and guidelines for our players to live by. Discipline will perhaps be the most important lesson that our athletes will learn by being part of our program. We will bend to meet the needs or our players, however, our rules will not bend.