Coleman and Shadow Creek scored a week one win over Summer Creek 24-14, with Tavis making big plays under center. Coleman passed for 323 yards and 3 touchdowns, showing the arm talent to stretch the field with the deep ball and make timely throws in rhythm. The sharks signal caller looked like he was in midseason form and he will be a key cog in the Shadow Creek attack this fall.

Tavis is a productive and confident quarterback who put together a strong season, throwing for 2,441 passing yards and 37 touchdowns. He operates the offense with poise and command, showing the ability to consistently move the ball and finish drives in the red zone.

As a passer, Tavis displays good decision-making and timing, especially in rhythm-based concepts where he can get the ball out quickly and accurately. He understands how to read defenses at a solid level, limiting mistakes while still being aggressive when opportunities present themselves. His touchdown production reflects his ability to capitalize in scoring situations and deliver when it matters most.

He also shows leadership and control of the offense, keeping his unit organized and playing with confidence throughout the game. Whether working short-to-intermediate throws or taking shots downfield, he maintains balance and composure in the pocket.

Tavis has committed to McNeese State.

Tavis is a quarterback who combines poise and precision in the pocket with the ability to make plays on the move. He reads defenses well, delivers accurate throws, and can extend plays with his legs when needed. Tavis’s leadership, decision-making, and dual-threat ability make him a consistent and dynamic presence for his offense.