Norwalk QB Easton Pace aims to build on breakout sophomore season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 26, 2026, 4:15 PM
Last updated Aug 26, 2026

Norwalk QB Easton Pace enters his junior season with heightened expectations after a standout sophomore year, where he amassed 1,184 rushing yards and 1,337 passing yards, totaling 35 touchdowns. As Pace adapts to increased scrutiny, coach Mike Forget emphasizes the need to change offensive strategies to keep opponents guessing. Both Pace and Forget highlight the importance of reading defenses, marking a significant development in the quarterback's game. Improved protection from an experienced offensive line is anticipated to aid Pace's growth as a passer this season, with a focus on the run-pass option scheme and building trust with teammates.
- •Pace led Norwalk with 1,184 rushing yards last season.
- •He aims to show improvement in reading defenses this year.
- •The coaching staff plans new offensive strategies for Pace.
- •A strong offensive line returns, aiding in his passing game.
- •Trust among teammates is a key focus for the team.
- 4:15 PMYahoo Sports — Norwalk quarterback Easton Pace broke out last season. Now comes the next challenge.
"After a breakout sophomore season, Norwalk QB Easton Pace is embracing bigger expectations.
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