Super Bowl Lix: Representation of Southeast Wisconsin for both teams – FOX 6 Milwaukee

Brown Ellen, wis. – On the biggest night in the sport, two athletes from Southeast Wisconsin went their head to the head.

Philadelphia Orley Beckgrander Zack Baun played at Brown Deer High School, and the Guard of Kansas City’s Guard Mike Calliendo was awarded in Brookfield East.

“Quite special”

Local perspective:

There was never any doubt that Zack Bown was special.

Andy and Rob Green saw the high school athlete becoming a star in front of their eyes. The brothers coach him at Brown Deer High School. He was a defender then.

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They are now watching him together as the Eagles Linear played the super -bowle chiefs.

What they say:

“It’s just a very explosive athlete. It’s quite special,” said coach Rob Green. “I am quite proud of who he is and who is a person and ultimately who is like a football player.”

This is quite special. I am quite proud of who he is and who he is and, in the end, who is like a football player.

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“Always a competitor, he always wanted to win,” said coach Andy Green. “If you know Zack, he will give you everything and I’m glad he landed with Philadelphia for a year.”

“He works hard”

Local perspective:

The head left of the boss, Mike Caliendo, is a former frankly from Brookfield East. His parents are still in the area.

What they say:

“He works hard to win both his place and to see that this is being realized, in fact starting for Kansas City’s super -bowle chiefs? It’s outside him and us,” said Sue Caliendo.

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“You have to go back to the first time it happens to us and still use the cliché, it is once in your life. And you know, so many great players who have never had the chance. And now your son gets that A chance to go.

Why you should be interested:

On the biggest night in Sport Baun and Kaliendo, they prove that dreams are never too big.