A formidable and exceptionally versatile athlete, Lesch was a cornerstone to Edmond Memorial's historic 2024 semi-finalist football season.

His relentless effort and skill as a Defensive Lineman were crucial to the team's success. He enters his fourth year with Bulldog Football, bringing an impressive 11 years of competitive experience within the Edmond Bulldog Vertical.

Beyond the gridiron, Lesch's remarkable athletic prowess extends to wrestling, basketball, jujitsu, and throwing events for track at Memorial. This diverse multi-sport background showcases his strength, agility, discipline, and competitive drive.

A proud product of Central Middle School, he is driven to continue his athletic career by playing college football after high school. He's exuberantly cheered on this season by Bryan and Tiana Lesch.

No Stats Available

Games Played - 12

Defensive Stats:

Tackles - 20

Assisted Tackles - 11

TFL - 2.5

Sacks/QB Pressure - 22.5

Games Played - 22

Defensive Stats:

Tackles - 48

Assisted Tackles - 11

TFL - 8.5

Sacks/QB Pressure - 26.5

Marked by an impressive blend of team success and consistent individual recognition for his defensive prowess, Teagan Leash's football career stands out.

During the 2024 season, he was a vital member of the Edmond Memorial Football team, which achieved significant milestones: reaching the OSSAA State Semi-finals, securing the title of Oklahoma Class 6A-1 Regional Champions, finishing as District Championship Runners-up, and being crowned Edmond All-City Champions.

Beyond these collective achievements, Lesh garnered numerous individual accolades in 2024. He was recognized as a KREF SPORTS TV “Difference Maker” of the Game at Broken Arrow and earned EMHS Week 8 Defensive Player of the Game. His strong defensive play also led to him being named KREF SPORTS TV Co-Defensive Player of the Game vs. Westmoore, EMHS Week 2 Defensive Player of the Game, and KREF SPORTS TV Defensive Player of the Game vs. Edmond North.

His history of contributing to winning teams extends to his earlier high school years; in 2022, he was a member of the COAC Conference 9th Grade Championship team.

University of Central Oklahoma

University of Nebraska - Kearney

Missouri Western State University