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“We Win Together” Welcome to the 2006 Simsbury High School Football Season “We win together” Welcome to the 2006 Simsbury High School Football Season We are entering a very exciting year for Simsbury High School football. This season, our young men are competing under the lights on a state-of-the-art artificial playing surface right on our high school’s campus. Our new stadium is the envy of our opponents and one of the state’s best high school sporting event venues. Seven years ago, this facility was the vision of the charter members of the Simsbury Gridiron Club. Thanks to the volunteerism of a growing number of Club members and the perseverance of Board of Education and community leaders, this vision has become a welcome reality. The Simsbury Gridiron Club is a booster club for football in Simsbury and, in particular, our high school program. Our common goal is to ensure that the students participating in football have safe, fun, and successful seasons. Money that the Club raises through various campaigns goes to pay for necessary equipment, scholarships, and resources not funded by the Board of Education that are needed to help sustain a strong and competitive football program. The Club is managed by volunteers and all of the net proceeds benefit the high school football program. Our efforts have resulted in the ability to fund additional coaching staff, our scoreboard, the weight room, along with a variety of other necessary equipment for players, coaches, and the practice field. One of our goals this season is to contribute to the upgrade and expansion of the visitor’s stands. We want to publicly thank our sponsors and encourage everyone in the community to patronize them. We especially want to recognize our scoreboard sponsors and our gold, silver, and bronze golf tourney sponsors. Without your support, we would not be able to produce a quality football product year in and year out. We invite anyone interested in Simsbury football to check out our website - www. simsburygridiron.org, become a member of the Simsbury Gridiron Club, and get involved in its booster activities. The Simsbury football family has built a solid program that is only sustainable with your help and volunteerism. Let’s make this season one of the best ever for our boys and our community. Best of Luck to the 2006 Trojans! Jim Wasz, president The Simsbury Gridiron Club Special thanks to: Joyce Crocker in the Athletic Department. The Simsbury High School Marching Band Dr. Aris Yannopoulos Rich Wagner of Imagine it Framed All the volunteers who helped during the 2006 football season 2006 Simsbury Trojans Football Schedule Varsity Date Time Opponent Location Fri 9/15 7:00 PM Conard Home Fri 9/22 2:30 PM Hall Away Fri 9/29 6:30 PM Maloney Away - Ceppa Field Sat. 10/7 1:30 PM Hartford Public Homecoming Fri. 10/13 7:00 PM Southington Away Fri. 10/20 6:00 PM Manchester Away Fri. 10/27 7:00 PM New Britain Home Fri. 11/3 7:00 PM East Hartford Home Fri. 11/10 7:00 PM Bloomfield Away Fri. 11/17 7:00 PM Glastonbury Home - Senior Day Junior Varsity Date Time Opponent Location Sat. 9/16 10:00 AM Conard Home Mon. 9/25 3:00 PM Hall Away Sat. 9/30 10:00 AM Maloney Away Mon. 10/9 10:00 AM Hartford Public Homecoming Sat. 10/14 10:00 AM Southington Away Sat. 10/21 10:00 AM Manchester Away Sat. 10/28 10:00 AM New Britain Home Sat. 11/4 10:00 AM East Hartford Home Sat. 11/11 10:00 AM Bloomfield Away Sat. 11/18 10:00 AM Glastonbury Home Player roster # Last Name First Name HT WT Positions Year 4 Lumpkin Hakim 5’8” 180 RB SR 6 Arnold Lawton 6’2” 200 QB, LB SO 7 Bernard Logan 5’10” 160 QB, LB SO 10 Addis* Robby 6’1” 180 WR, DB, P SR 11 Daly Connor 6’0” 170 QB, DB JR 14 Fogarty Dan 5’4” 123 OLB SO 15 Jenkins Keith 6’0” 195 WR, OLB SR 17 Rahardjo Edwin 5’4” 117 WR, DB SO 20 Gross* Evan 5’10” 180 SB, FB, OLB SR 21 Smallwood Brandt 5’7” 170 OLB SO 22 Miller KeRonn 5’9” 155 SB, DB SO 23 Watson Shane 5’10” 170 SB, LB JR 24 Gammie Chad 5’9” 150 QB, DB SO 25 Mathews Rashad 5’9” 160 WR, DB SR 26 Richardson Jack 5’9” 150 SB, DB SO 27 Meyer Chris 5’10” 170 SB, DB JR 28 Smith Nate 5’7” 135 QB, DB SO 29 Riordan Dan 6’1” 180 SR, DB JR 30 Silvester Nico 5’6” 140 WR, DB SO 31 Kucinskas Steve 5’10” 150 SB, DB SR 32 Hendershot Andrew 6’0” 195 FB, TE, OLB JR 33 Hills John 5’11” 165 OLB JR 35 Salisbury Sean 6’0” 165 OLB SO 36 Langefels Preston 5’9” 155 WR, OLB JR 37 Peck Josh 5’6” 125 LB SO 41 Campagna* Mike 5’11” 210 FB, OLB SR 42 Slotnick Ben 5’10” 175 TE, LB SR 44 Gross Jared 5’9” 165 FB, LB SO 47 Urda Nick 6’2” 230 FB, TE, DT JR 50 Davenport Joey 6’1” 180 OL, DE SO 52 Wisse* Nick 6’0” 195 OL, LB, K SR 52 Melville Ian 5’8” 150 OL, DE SO 54 Leathe Chris 5’7” 218 OL, DL SO 55 Calabro Nick 5’8” 160 OL, LB SO 57 Johnson Jeremy 6’2” 185 OL, DE SR 58 Jadovich Pete 6’0” 171 OL, DE SO 59 Shore Jason 5’10” 270 OL, DL SR 60 Williams Bill 6’3” 230 OL, DL SO 61 Smith Zach 5’10” 200 OL, DL SO 62 Lostocco Adam 5’10” 190 OL, DE SR # Last Name First Name HT WT Positions Year 63 Bernier Aric 5’10” 175 OL, DL SO 64 Dafgek Matt 5’11” 250 OL, DL SR 66 Brown Addison 6’1” 215 OL, DE SR 67 Strumpf Mike 5’5” 200 OL, DL SO 68 Clarke Drew 5’10” 236 OL, DL JR 70 Brown Anson 6’2” 266 OL, DL SR 76 Steen Cory 5’11” 200 OL, DL SO 77 Levenstein Jake 5’8” 180 OL, LB JR 80 Schrank Steve 6’1” 160 WR, DB SR 82 Hayes Spencer 6’4” 200 WR, TE, DB JR 84 Porter Brad 6’0” 155 WR, TE, DB SO 85 Malette Nick 5’10” 160 WR, DB SO 86 Egbarin Goziem 6’0” 170 DE SR 87 Smith Craig 6’0” 160 WR, DB SO 89 Cain Tucker 6’2” 187 TE, DE JR 90 Delgado Luis 5’8” 230 DL SR 91 Hession John 5’6” 145 DL SO 92 Hazelwood Sam 5’10” 160 LB JR 96 Rivera Kevin 5’7” 165 LB SR Acosta Felix 5’10” 250 DL JR Head Coach: Joe Grace Assistants: Jeff Osborne, Dave Masters, Pete Borquin, Steve Pantano, Craig Wilson, Eric Weinbach, Jim Fiedler Managers: Sara Longo, Kelley Shea, Lauren Meltzer, Heather Melanson Trainers: Emmy Lou McLean, Sean Desjardins Team Physician: Dr. Aris Yannopoulos * Team Co-Captains Simsbury Fight Song Come on you loyal Simsbury Trojans All our hopes are pinned on you. We’ll fight to the end and never give up: We’ll show (opponents name) what we can do. Come on you loyal Simsbury Trojans: We want victory here today. So raise the score and fight for more For Simsbury High RAH RAH RAH. Message from the Principal Welcome to the new home of the Trojans! I want to take this opportunity to celebrate all of the parents, town officials, and community members who supported the construction of Simsbury High’s all-purpose field. This facil- ity, which was overwhelmingly approved at a special town meeting two years ago, is hosting its second season of Trojan football. However, this is the first season that our football program features a full slate of Friday night games! We expect tremendous community support for our football team as the Tro- jans compete for victories in the extremely competitive CCC North. The football program - like all of our interscholastic teams – is vitally im- portant to the mission of our school. In addition to developing these young men’s skills in areas of teamwork, leadership, and commitment, their partici- pation in football should give them perspective about the importance of fam- ily and other priorities in their lives, especially the pursuit of academic excel- lence. Our student-athletes are most successful at Simsbury High when they strike the balance between effort in the classroom and effort on the field. For many years, that balance has been a hallmark of SHS football. Thanks to Coach Grace and all of his assistants for their incredible commitment to these students. I also want to thank the players at all levels of the program for continuing the tradition of representing Simsbury High through their sportsmanship, respect, and hard play. I hope that you all enjoy a great season of Tro- jan football. Neil Sullivan, Principal Message from the Athletic Director I would like to thank all those involved in the Simsbury High School football community for the opportunity to be part of a program that is so rich in tradition and success. As the fall 2006 football season gets under- way, we are all excited about the completion of our new track and field project. With the installation of field lighting along with the artificial turf field, Simsbury now ranks as one of the top game facilities in the state.
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