Football 2018: Lee County

By Ron Seibel

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July 28, 2018

Dean Fabrizio returns for his 10th season as Lee County’s head coach, having won 66 games, two region titles and one state championship. (Staff Photo: Ron Seibel)

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A look at Lee County football entering the 2018 season.

Lee County offensive linemen work on a blocking drill during practice Thursday in Leesburg. (Staff Photo: Ron Seibel)

Lee County’s Parker Rogers (72), Justin Lee (60) and Griffin Carder (77) work on a blocking drill during practice Thursday in Leesburg. (Staff Photo: Ron Seibel)

Lee County graduated 41 seniors off last year’s GHSA Class 6A championship team and has to fill starting spots at several positions, including quarterback. (Staff Photo: Ron Seibel)

Lee County players work on a pass-catching drill during practice Thursday in Leesburg. (Staff Photo: Ron Seibel)

Dean Fabrizio returns for his 10th season as Lee County’s head coach, having won 66 games, two region titles and one state championship. (Staff Photo: Ron Seibel)

Dean Fabrizio returns for his 10th season as Lee County’s head coach, having won 66 games, two region titles and one state championship. (Staff Photo: Ron Seibel)

Dean Fabrizio returns for his 10th season as Lee County’s head coach, having won 66 games, two region titles and one state championship. (Staff Photo: Ron Seibel)

Lee County defensive linemen work on a skill-building drill during practice Thursday in Leesburg. (Staff Photo: Ron Seibel)

Lee County graduated 41 seniors off last year’s GHSA Class 6A championship team. (Staff Photo: Ron Seibel)

Lee County graduated 41 seniors off last year’s GHSA Class 6A championship team and has to fill starting spots at several positions, including quarterback. (Staff Photo: Ron Seibel)

Lee County graduated 41 seniors off last year’s GHSA Class 6A championship team and has to fill starting spots at several positions, including quarterback. (Staff Photo: Ron Seibel)

A pair of Lee County players go for the ball during a passing drill Thursday in Leesburg. (Staff Photo: Ron Seibel)

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