Montgomery Catholic Sophomore Named Private School Player of the Week by Montgomery Quarterback Club

Montgomery Catholic Sophomore Named Private School Player of the Week by Montgomery Quarterback Club 1William Hooper was named Private School Player of the week by the Montgomery Quarterback Club for his performance October 23 on the road against Bullock County. A sophomore linebacker, Hooper had his best game of the season finishing with 18 tackles in Catholic’s effort against Bullock County.  He will be honored at the November 10, 2015 Montgomery Quarterback Club meeting. 

William is the son of Ashlee and Conwell Hooper of Montgomery.

Congratulations William! GO KNIGHTS!

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