Castro closed the regular season in style, powering Glencoe to a 49-19 win over Newberg with a massive performance on the ground. He rushed for 259 yards and three touchdowns, consistently giving the Crimson Tide an explosive presence in the backfield. Glencoe also found success through the air, with Nolan Wolfe Nolan Wolfe 6'4" | 205 lbs | QB Glencoe | 2028 State OR throwing for 214 yards and two touchdowns, both of which went to Berry Fonua Berry Fonua 6'0" | 180 lbs | ATH/WR Glencoe | 2028 State OR . Fonua’s 200 receiving yards were certainly impressive, but Castro’s nearly 260-yard rushing performance and three scores made him the choice this week. He was a major reason Glencoe finished the regular season with such a convincing victory.

Castro was the driving force behind Glencoe’s 28-18 upset of #9 Sherwood, a result that snapped the Bowmen’s remarkable 29-game conference winning streak. He rushed for 209 yards and three touchdowns, repeatedly giving the Crimson Tide the production needed to pull off one of the week’s biggest upsets. Ending a streak of that length takes a complete team effort, but Castro’s three scores made him a central figure in the victory. His performance helped Glencoe deliver a statement win and shake up the Pacific Conference race.

Castro helped Glencoe control the game from start to finish in a 33-7 victory over McMinnville. The junior running back powered the Crimson Tide’s ground attack with 155 rushing yards and two touchdowns, providing the production needed to keep Glencoe in command throughout the night. Castro’s ability to consistently gain yards on the ground helped Glencoe establish its offense and pull away for a convincing win.

Castro earned his honorable mention as a sophomore running back, a position loaded with experienced players across the conference. He showed the ability to handle contact, find space, and contribute within Glencoe’s offensive system. Young backs who already earn trust tend to see their workload grow quickly. Castro looks poised for a larger role as he continues to develop.