(Featured photo taken by Christopher Eiffert)
Jaxon Ducre
By Brennan Worthington
School: Brother Martin High School
Position: OL
Height: 6′ 3″
Weight: 260 pounds
Jaxon Ducre returns his senior year to lead the offensive line of the Brother Martin Crusaders coming off his team’s runner-up placement in division I (select) playoffs in 2022. Brother Martin is currently 5-2 in the season and looking to make another deep run in playoffs. They’ve already secured a tough victory over Holy Cross 22-19 where the offensive line of Brother Martin blocked a total of 241 rushing yards on 41 carries.
Jaxon Ducre (Photo taken by Christopher Eiffert)
“Playing for Brother Martin has been one of the best experiences in my life. The friendships and brotherhoods I’ve made have been great and I plan on having those forever.” said Ducre, “To represent the name Brother Martin on my jersey means a lot to me as every time I step onto the field alongside my teammates we are going to battle as hard as we can no matter the circumstance…”
Ducre is currently looking at attending LSU, Southeastern Louisiana, Xavier, or Florida State. He intends to continue playing football at the next level because “… I love the game of football and I do not think that I am ready to live without it.”
“I fell in love with football at a young age as I started playing at 5 years old…” said Ducre. “One of the main reasons I play the sport is for the experience of teamwork, knowing that we are relying on each other and having each other’s backs every moment.”
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Congratulations young man. I am very proud of you and all your achievements so far. Proud of your school and all the growing it has allowed you to do to become the proud young man you are today. Thanks to the steady hard efforts of your Mom and your sticking it out you are bound to have positive impact in your future endeavors. Keep up the good work.