Marshfield sophomore QB Ethan Foemmel shows strong leadership this season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 2, 2026, 9:02 AM
Last updated Oct 2, 2026

Marshfield sophomore quarterback Ethan Foemmel has emerged as a key player this season, leading the team with 17 passing touchdowns and ranking third in the Wisconsin Valley Conference with 984 passing yards. Coach Dennis Goettl initially hesitated to play underclassmen, but praised Foemmel's exceptional skills and leadership qualities, stating he has built significant trust with his teammates. Foemmel attributes his success to hard work and the camaraderie developed during the offseason. The Tigers, currently 5-1 in the conference, aim to build on their strong start as they approach the later stages of the season.
- •Ethan Foemmel leads Marshfield with 17 passing touchdowns.
- •He ranks third in the conference with 984 passing yards.
- •Coach Dennis Goettl commends his leadership and preparation.
- •Marshfield holds a 5-1 conference record entering Week 7.
- •Foemmel earned trust through offseason work with teammates.
- 9:02 AMYahoo Sports — Marshfield's standout sophomore QB Ethan Foemmel 'calling shots' at 16
"Long-time Marshfield football coach Dennis Goettl doesn't typically start underclassmen under center, but this sophomore was undeniable.
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