On offense, the Eagles return their leading running back from last season, junior Raymond Paye, who ran for 610 yards on 105 carries and received honorable mention at running back and as a punter. The Eagles open the season at home Aug. 21 with a non-conference game against New Holstein. Though Sturgeon Bay has enough players to have an 11-player varsity program for the fifth season in a row, Landers said the Clippers once again won’t field a junior varsity team with 30-plus high school players out for football this year.