The St. Paul's Wolves are preparing for the 2026 football season under new head coach Joshua Gast, who is transitioning the team to a spread offense after 27 years with the previous coach. The team boasts strong returning players, including QB Brady Pierson and a solid offensive line featuring Andrew Shofstahl. With a tough pre-district schedule against teams like Destrehan and Brother Martin, the Wolves aim to maintain their winning legacy in District 6-5A, having recently secured three consecutive district titles.

By the Numbers
  • 2025 Record: 9-3, 4-0 in District 6-5A (1st place)
  • Three offensive line starters returning, including 6'4", 320 lb Andrew Shofstahl with 13 FBS offers
State of Play
  • Coaching change marks the first for St. Paul's in nearly three decades
  • Wolves maintain the majority of their defensive staff for continuity
  • Recent success includes a 19-game winning streak in District 6-5A
What's Next

The Wolves will face significant challenges early in the season but can expect to build momentum as they adapt to the new offense. Their goal is a strong playoff performance, with projections indicating a 7-5 finish and a promising home playoff game.

Bottom Line

As the St. Paul's Wolves enter a pivotal season, their ability to adapt to the new offensive system under Coach Gast will define their success and determine if they can continue their strong tradition in District 6-5A.