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12 and out with Colton Overstreet


SJO's Colton Overstreet breaks up a pass play
Photo: Sentinel/Clark Brooks

From early morning practices to Friday night victories, Colton Overstreet has left a quiet mark on the St. Joseph-Ogden football program. On the field, Overstreet has been in on 24 tackles in his seven games on defense and one interception to his name.

In his Spartan Senior Salute, the SJO senior shares his favorite place to eat with friends and three people he would invite to dinner if he won the lottery.


Sentinel: What is your favorite class at St. Joseph-Ogden High School?

Overstreet: Foods


Sentinel: What is your go-to pregame meal?

Overstreet: Spaghetti and meatballs


Sentinel: What is your dream car?

Overstreet: Bugatti Chiron


Sentinel: Name theree people you would invite to dinner if you won the lottery?

Overstreet: My mom, dad, and girlfriend


Sentinel: What is the best coaching advice you ever had?

Overstreet: “Don’t blink” - Coach Skinner


Sentinel: Name an Instagram handle everyone should follow.

Overstreet: @coverstreet42


Sentinel: If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would you booking a flight?

Overstreet: Australia


Sentinel: What is your hype-song?

Overstreet: Swag Surfin’ by F.L.Y.


Sentinel: If you were a superhero, what would your alias be and your two main super powers?

Overstreet: I’d be Thor. My main super powers would be flying and super strength.


Sentinel: Favorite place to eat with you friends?

Overstreet: Las Palmas


Sentinel: If you could become a professional athlete, what sport would you be playing?

Overstreet: Football


Sentinel: What other sports have you played at St. Joseph-Ogden and for how long?

Overstreet: Basketball for one year, soccer for a year, track for four years, and football for three years.





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