2024 PFN Player Profile: Getting To Know Nick Stuchell from Jeannette High School
Tagged under: District 7, News, Player Previews
contributor | May 2, 2024
Coach Paulone says:
“Nick is a work horse in our program. His mentality & growth has put him in a position to have a big senior year. Nick has meant a lot to our offensive & defensive lines throughout his career. Nick has started in every game in his high school career.”
Nick Stuchell
2025
Jersey67
Height and weight
6’0 240
Other sports
None
Awards won/earned
2nd team all-conference tackle
2nd team all-county
What are you most looking forward to this season?
Playing GCC, it is always a fun game to play in.
With this being your final high school season, do you think you will prepare any differently?
I prepare every season like it is my last but I will try to add different things into my routine for this coming up year.
What are your personal goals for the 2024 season?
Have a winning record and making the playoffs.
What goals will you set for your team?
Making the playoffs, nothing less.
What is the best part of being a student-athlete at Jeannette High School?
The traditional aspect of it many good athletes came from the program and it gives me something to work for.
What is the toughest part of being a high school student-athlete?
Trying to balance time for everything else going on in my life.
What is your best memory as an athlete?
Beating Leechburg in the final minute of the game.
What has been your most embarrassing moment as an athlete?
Getting a double calf cramp coming off the field against Jefferson Morgan.
Left tackle or nose guard—which one do you feel you are better at?
I feel like I’m a better nose guard, I can fight off double teams very good and feel like I’m not the easiest person to block.
Left tackle or nose guard—which one do you feel is the hardest to prepare for? Explain
Left tackle I have to prepare to go against a faster defensive end and worry about having the blind side of my qb.
If you are invited to play in any of the all-star games after the season is completed, will you?
Yes I would play it seems like it would be fun.
Would you share with PAFOOTBALLNEWS Nation some of the schools that have shown interest in you at the next level?
RMU, Cal U, and Wheeling have all reached out.
What scares you?
Getting injured to the point I can’t play.
Who is your role model?
My pap and my mom, they are the most hard working people I have ever met and they push me to be great.
What is the one sport you cannot watch on TV?
Baseball, I get too bored watching it.
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