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EXECUTIVE SECRETARY’S COLUMN Hello Everyone!
As a coach do you realize the importance of your profession?
Two of my favorite quotes are, one by John Wooden, “A good coach can change a game, a great coach can change a life” and another by Billy Graham, “A coach will impact more young people in a year than an average person does in a lifetime.” So as a coach, you must realize that with being a coach comes great responsibility. If you want to be a suc - cessful coach you have to ask yourself several questions.
Drew Potthoff • Am I building athletes up with the way I coach or am I tearing them down? Executive Secretary • Is my main focus of coaching on winning games or developing young athletes? Illinois Coaches • Am I more concerned with my program, the strength program, my summer program than with the academic Association success and the development of the whole athlete in my program? • Will my influence on my athletes transcend beyond the win-loss record?
As coaches, we must always be self-assessing the way we coach and our priorities. The coaching profession demands that we be life- long learners, not only with the aspects of our sport but with how we are building our athletes in all aspects of their lives.
Below in an excerpt from one of the Coaches Corner articles in this issue:
In his book, InSideOut Coaching , Coach Joe Ehrmann describes two types of coaches: transactional and transformative. Transactional coaches, he writes, “use players as tools to meet their personal needs for validation, status and identity.” In contrast, transformational coaches use “their coaching platform to impart life-changing messages.” They are “Other-cen - tered. They use their power and platform to nurture and transform players.” The question is: what kind of coach are you?
As coaches we have been entrusted with our nation’s most precious commodity: our children. I take the responsibility of the Illinois Coaches Association to help develop the coaches in Illinois in all ways possible very seriously. I hope you find the information and articles in this issue of the TORCH, and all of the issues to follow, useful in helping you be a successful coach.
The Illinois Coaches Association Congratulates Collinsville Basketball Coach Darin Lee as he recorded his 600th win on January 17, 2018 at the Jerseyville Panther Mid-Winter Classic. NEW FOR THE ILLINOIS COACHES ASSOCIATION
We are excited to announce that the ICA website has a new look and many new features that will Benefit our membership. Please go to d www.icacoach.org d
Did you know that the Illinois Coaches Association now has a Twitter account? d Follow the ICA, coaches and high schools around the state: @ICA_Illinois d
“Coaches Corner” in every Torch that will include articles written by our coaches for our coaches. If you have an article, idea, new drill or special play you would like to share, please send it to me. Email your articles directly to me at [email protected] I have taken the liberty of the first “Coaches Corner” to submit my own article. This article is d for all of the coaches who have had, or will have the pleasure of coaching their own d son or daughter. Coaching your own children can be a challenge, but the rewards can be limitless. The submission is something I wrote for my son when I was coaching him in youth football. Check it out in “Coaches Corner”; I hope you enjoy it.
We can’t stress the importance of our corporate partners in the operation of the ICA. Check their website and ad in this edition. Remember - Give them your support!!! They are the lifeline of our programs!!! WHEN PURCHASING, USE THEIR PRODUCTS PLEASE!!
Coaches should all be aware an ICA membership includes the $1,000,000 Liability as a benefit. Inform your fellow coaches of this ben - efit and encourage them to obtain a membership. Urge your Athletic Director to take advantage of the school membership and at least purchase for the Head Coaches. At the ICA, we feel this is a benefit which all coaches can take advantage of by becoming an ICA Member. (Check the information in this publication) RENEW YOUR MEMBERSHIP! TAKE ADVANTAGE OF BENEFITS AVAILABLE.
The ICA is constantly working to improve sports activities for young people as well as benefits for coaches. Get Involved! Be a member! Help make a difference! 1 2 Lighting the way by sharing ideas
INDEX DATES TO REMEMBER 1 Executive Secretary’s Continued Illinois Coaches Association 2 Adrenaline Fundraising Advertisement 3 Dates to Remember Serving All Coaches in All Sports 3 Sports Chairmen P.O. Box 240 Alexis, Il 61412 4 Coaches Corner 5 Gatorade Phone 309-482-5561 6 Membership Website—www.icacoach.org [email protected] 7 HS Strength & Conditioning ICA All State Softball Teams March 8, 9 & 15,16, 2018 ICA conducts 3 Pt. contest -Boys State BB 8 Sport Decal 9 Gatordae Tourney 10 Riddell Advertisement April 5,6,7 IHSFCA Spring Football Clinic-Hilton 11 Hilton Garden Inn/Homewood Suites Garden Inn, Champaign 12 MaxPreps April, 2017 ICA Spring Board Meeting 13 BIG Athletics May 18-19, 2018 38th ICA Golf Clinic @ Fox Den in 14 ICA Baseball Bloomington 15 NHSACA Awards Program/Softball Nominees June 16, 2018 ICA/Shrine All Star Football Game @ 16 Wilson, Porter, Gatorade Illinois Wesleyan University 17,18 Loomis & Lapann, Inc June 23-27, 2018 NHSACA Awards Program Sioux Falls, 19 National Coach of the YEar Finalists South Dakota 20,21 ICA Golf Clinic June 23, 2018 ICA/MCStrong All Star Baseball Game- 22,23 ICA Shrine Football All Start 24 Jason Foundation Corn Crib 25 ProTech 26-28 CoachesPeace Achieving Peak Performance 29-33 Football Clinic The Illinois Coaches Association is endorsing Educational Resources as a source for Graduate Level Classes. This program has been quite successful in adjoining CURRENT SPORTS CHAIRMEN states and offers valuable opportunities for any educator. To Gain Complete Information and review testimonials visit the website of the CHAIRMAN SPORT SCHOOL EMAIL course sponsor—www.educresources.info Carlin Nalley CAPS Lisle H S [email protected] Dave Rodgers Baseball East Peoria HS [email protected] Steve Allen Boys Basketball Springfield Lutheran HS [email protected] Chris Neville Golf Pekin HS [email protected] Football Officials Needed-Illinois High Schools Mike Manahan Wrestling Olympia HS [email protected] Henry Johnson Athletic Director (Retired) [email protected] Coaches and Athletic Directors are encountering much difficulty in securing offi - Skip Tarran At-Large (Retired) [email protected] cials for Football Games. Many games are being moved to alternate dates, thus Zach Keene Girls Basketball Macomb HS Sara Kinney Membership [email protected] disrupting the organization of high school teams. Their is definitely a need for Ken Jakalski Boys Track Lisle HS [email protected] interested parties to become involved as a high school football official. This a Ken Jakalski Cross Country Lisle HS [email protected] great way to stay involved in high school sports and work with young people. Lucy Gilbert Softball Deer-Creek Mackinaw [email protected] Encourage young people interested in football to pursue this avocation, or at least Dave Jacobs Football Hoopston HS [email protected] Ed McNally Soccer Mother McAuley HS [email protected] visit with some veteran official about the benefits of this involvement. Who knows Jim Caliendo Swimming (Retired) where it could lead them!! Contact the IHSA 309-663-6377 Open Positions Tennis, Volleyball, Lacrosse Anyone interested should contact: HELP NEEDED AT GIRLS STATE TRACK MEETS—Due to many conflicts and the overlapping with Boys Sectional Meets, The IHSA Girls State Track Meet has Drew Pothoff / ICA /1510 Seneca Court / Woodstock, IL 60098 a need for event officials. Interested parties contact Kraig Garber at Phone or Fax: 815-405-3821 • [email protected] 309-663-6377 or 2715 McGraw Drive, Bloomington, IL 61702-2715
THERE WILL BE OBSTACLES. THERE WILL BE DOUBTERS. *Remember, we work daily with parents’ most THERE WILL BE MISTAKES. prized possessions, their children. *************************************************** BUT WITH HARD WORK, The ICA is constantly working to improve sports activities for young people as well as benefits for coaches. Get Involved! Be a member! THERE ARE NO LIMITS. Help make a difference!
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ATTENTION - CAOATCHTES, EATHNLETTIC DIIROECTNORS: & PRINCIPALS The ICA appreciates those of you have joined in the past. The school membership program makes it possi - ble for more coaches to become members of their professional organization at a small cost per coach. Membership in the ILLINOIS COACHES ASSOCIATION also gives you membership in the National High School Athletic Coaches Association. We are the only coaching organization that can offer this bonus. ALL ACTIVE MEMBERSHIPS INCLUDE: MEMBERSHIP IN NHSACA, WHICH INCLUDES: • The ICA Newsletter ‘The Torch’ • Clinic Participation - locally, statewide, nationally • $1,000,000 Liability Insurance Policy • Opportunity to earn up to 6 credit hours with clinic participation • Illinois Coach of the Year Awards • Increase in recognition for deserving coaches • Eligibility of Son or Daughter to Compete for one of five $500 • Reduced fees to all Clinics Scholarships Annually • Sponsor of Annual All Star Games in Football and Baseball • Nomination of Coaches for IHSA Advisory Committees in All Sports • Sponsor of Service Award Program
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The Impor tanc e of t he S oc ia l-emot iona l D ime ns ions f or H igh S chool S trengt h & C ondit ioning
Co aches, we often talk about the importance of sport psychology and the mindset of our athletes throughout a season. Wh en discussing health and wellness, there is an understanding that it is more than just physical health as well. The me ntal-em ot ional and soc ial heal th of a hi gh school at hl et e pl ay an ex ponent ial ly impor tant rol e as wel l. Suc ces sful st rength & co nditioning programs make these dimensi ons an EQ UALLY IMPO RTANT PR IORITY. T he p eriodizati on sch emes and training philoso phies sh ould neve r be dis proportio nate to the tim e I spend on creatin g a posit iv e and ef fec tive cul tur e, buy -in , and rela tio nship s wit h the student-at hl et es I ser ve. My pr of es sional mo tto as a teacher and coach is IT ’S A LL A BOUT R ELATIO NSHIP S. E ach a th lete h as uni que needs an d at tribut es that impac t hi s or her sel f-co nfidence , se nse of se lf-wo rth, co mpetitive drive , emotional balance , and leadersh ip ski lls. A high sch ool weight room ca n be one of the bes t pl ac es for a coac h to mak e an impac t in thes e critical ar eas . Se lf-est eem drops si gnifica ntly during teenage ye ars, and !" #$%&"#%'()*+,%-.#//0.#/1% .# +(&*2$/"*-%3"(++#$4#/1%($5%(3(5#)*3/6(&"+#&*3%5#)($5/%(.# %(55#5%*$%&"#.# %3($%7#% (% -" , /*2+ 24* 3(+ %#' '#3 &8 Th e following items are important reminders for helping support st udent s in the ar ea of cul tur e and spor t ps ychol ogy : Co aches providing PO SI TIVE & CARING FEED BACK in the weig ht room have a gr eat er impac t than one might thi nk . Thi s can still be ac com pl ished with a bal anc ed mes sage of ac count abi lity and hi gh ex p!ec tat ions . Po sitive communication can help athletes have greater self-ef ficac y, i“nW t rien as icre mnotot ivpositiveat ion, a becausend wlif iellingness is easy. to We take are risks pos iandt iv e pushbecause beyond li fe c theiran b elimits. h ard” Author John Gordon says it we ll, (2 017, p.7). A coach has a unique opport unity to model the abi lity to stay pos itive, in spi te of chal lenges thei r at hl et es might obs er ve them fac e whi le in the wei ght room .! Cr eate a culture that ME ETS SOCIAL-EM OTIONAL NEED S. A ll peopl e want to feel that they bel ong, they ar e lov ed, and they ar e spec ial . Of ten, young! people who struggle and get into trouble do so out of a deficiency in one of these areas and create a desir e to fill these needs wi th unhealthy options. A su cce ssf ul st rength program make s ef for ts to ens ur e ALL student -at hl et es who ent er the fac ility fe el w elcomed a nd th at th ey m atte r! O ur S tr ength P rogram a t Mc Henry High School takes pride in using a variety of te chnology fo r a v ariety o f d iffe rent p urposes and benefits. 9$ #%2'%&"#%7#/&%20&32)#/%'.2)%&"#%0/#%2'%"$2+24,%*/% &" #%# :&. (%&* )#%( %3 2(3"%3 ($%/ -#$5%4 *;*$4%( $%( &" +#&# %&" #%( &&# $&* 2$%( $5%&* )#%&" #,%$ ##58 I’ m a lso a pr oponent of findi ng creat ive way s to cel ebr at e ac com pl ishm ent s. Uni que aw ar ds , rec or d boar ds , mo tivational signs, and student-le d in spir atio nal talk s all can demonstrate PRIDE, and als o dem ons trat e we lov e and car e about the at hl et es as indi vidual s. ! Me ntal toughness and confidence that is built through emb racing challenges and striving bey ond limits ar e at the hear t of a suc ces sful at hl et e. The wei ght room is a per fec t ex per ient ial lear ni ng env ironm ent fo r tr aining! a th lete s to g row i n th eir c ompeti ti ve d rive, m enta l to ughness, a nd o vercoming th e fe ar o f fa ilure. P racti cing th e a ttr ibute s of PER SEVER ANCE and CO NT INUAL GRO WTH on a regul ar bas is hel p at hl et es suc ceed bey ond the wa lls of the we ight room!! In c onclusion, th e p revious s uggesti ons a re o nly e nhanced th rough a s tr ength c oach’s a bility to BUI LD RE LAT IONS HI PS. T he s ocial-em ot ional asp ect s of what we do have the greatest potential to leave lais tenlegain cgy bebeiyn ognd cth r itie ctiamel a th lete s tr ain i n a ny o f o ur w eight r ooms. O ur e ffo rts o n i mproving o ur c ommunicati on s kills ( ), empathy, and genuine care for each athlete are some of the mos t impor tant . I w ant to e ncourage c oaches to k eep a h ealth y b alance to ward th e s ocial-em ot ional impr ov em ent s as muc h as the phy sical gai ns made thr ough som e of thei r gr eat strengt h trai ni ng pr ogr am s. Hi gh School strength coaches have an amazing oppor tuni ty to impac t a young per son’ s soc ial em ot ional heal th, and co nse quently also impact their ove rall health and WE LLNESS!
St riving to Make A Di fference, Jo hn Beerbower, E d.D Di rector of Strength & Co nditioning – Mc Henry High School District 156 ALL STATE SOFTBALL NOMINATION SITES. 1A- Greg Neisler / [email protected] 2A- Philip Applebee / [email protected] 3A- Dwain Nance / [email protected] 4A- Jen Tyrrell / [email protected] 7
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13 Lighting the way by sharing ideas ICA/MCSTRONG ALL STAR BASEBALL GAME TO BE HELD IN NORMAL
The annual All Star Baseball Game will be held at the Corn Crib Stadium on June 23, 2018. This game is another great opportunity for young people offered by the Illinois Coaches Association.
You can secure a nomination form by going to www.ica-mcstronggame.com
Coaches---Be sure to check this as you approach the baseball season to be certain that you meet all deadlines.
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NHSACA AWARDS PROGRAM WILL BE HELD IN: Sioux Falls South Dakota June 23-27, 2018
Nominees for NHSACA National Coach of the Year from Illinois: Jeff Reents Wilmington High School Football John Artman Illini West HS Boys Track Patrick Garst Dunlap HS Girls Track Jess Kruger Hinsdale Central HS Golf Rob Murphy Wimington HS Wrestling Perry Pterson Barrington HS Softball Dorothy Gaters Girls Basketball Chicago Marshall Joe Murphy Boys Basketball Winnebago SEASON OF Tom Schergren Athletic Director IC Catholic Prep LIFE
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Doroth y Gat ors Gir ls Bask et ball Ch icag o Marsh all HS Jodi Sch oeck Go lf Barr in gto n HS Perr y Pet erso n So ftbal l Barr in gto n HS Bil l Sal et in e Bo ys W ate r Polo Nap erv il le C entral H S John Artm an Bo ys T rac k & Field Il li ni We st HS Ro b Murp hy Wrest li ng Wilm in gton HS r Award s Banq uet which will tak e plac e at the NH SA CA ’s natio nal Eig ht fin ali sts fr om a cro ss the nati on, in n in et ee n r ec ogniz ed spo rts ca te gories will b e honored du rin g the Nati onal C oach of t he Y ea co nventio n in Si oux Fall s, S outh D ak ota on t he eveni ng o f Ju ne 27, 2 018. The hig hli ght of t he ban quet will b e th e namin g o f the N HSA CA natio nal c oach of the y ear in n in et ee n r ec ogniz ed spo rt s ca te gori es. Al l Il li nois c oach es w ere nomin ate d f or thi s nati onal h onor b y t he Il li nois Co aches Asso cia tio n. The selec ti on is based on lo ngevity , se rvic e to hig h sc hool athl et ics, ho nors, cha mpionshi p y ears, an d winn in g percentage. The nomin ee s an d fin ali sts ar e evalu ate d b y e xperts in the field o f co achi ng usin g a sport -spe cifi c ru brics to ass ig n po in ts in e ach cat ego ry. NHSA CA is the old es t coac hes ass ociati on in th e nati on fo rmed by c oach es, fo r c oach es, and has be en reco gniz in g nati onal c oach es of t he year sin ce 1 978. Remember, we work daily with parents’ most prized possessions, their children. The ICA website is www:icacoach.org “They call it coaching but it’s The ICA continues to make efforts to increase benefits teaching. for coaches and young people. We have partnered to provide an opportunity for members to participate in a You do not just tell them — plan that would help save $$$$$$ on your electricity you show them the reasons.” costs. Look elsewhere in this publication for the infor - mation from Constellation Energy. -Vince Lombardi 19 Lighting the way by sharing ideas Illinois Coaches Association 39th Annual Golf Clinic - May 18 & 19, 2018 Clinic Focus: The Psychology of playing HS Golf Friday, May 18 The Den at Fox Creek & Doubletree Hotel, Bloomington Note: Earlier 8:00 - 8:30am Registration Check-In and open range time. this year Breakfest to be served, provided by the Illinois Junior Golf Association Cleveland/Srixon Gold & Wilson Golf will be on the range all morning Note: Earlier 8:30 - 11:30am Clinic to be held at The Den this year Presentations in the clubhouse of The Den by the IHSA, IJGA, and Wilson Golf Guide for Golf year #2 - Discussion from company and coaches who used it in 2017 Michael Riggs (ONE Way Founder) - Coaching Between the Ears Morning - Time TBD Hall of Fame selection HOF member only meeting Evaluation and screening criteria for membership nominations for class of 2019 11:30 - 11:55am Lunch & PrepareOnl y c uforrre shotgunn t Hall o f Fstartam e mem bers are e li gib le t o v ote in p ro ces s Noon - 5:00pm Shotgun FIRST 144 to register for clinic play Friday 6:30pm DINNER - AWARD CEREMONY - HALL OF FAME INDUCTIONS 6:00pm Bar service begins 6:30pm ICA MERITORIOUS SERVICE Awards Hall of Fame induction - 5 deserving inductees into our Hall of Fame 7:15pm 8:15pm Saturday, May 19 SPrairiei t-D own d Vistai nner (S tGC,eak o rBloomington, Chi cke n). In fo rm a l ILattire Priz es fro m Fri day's pl ay, Door P riz es 6:30am Doubletree Hotel Breakfast Buffet begins, included with room if ICA Block is used 8:15 - 10:15am Tee times for playday at Prairie Vista (up to 60 players, 15 groups) Hotel Doubletree Hotel 10 Brickyard Ln, Bloomington (309) 664-6446 ICA has a block of rooms reserved for Thursday 5/17 and Friday 5/18 Room rate (includingfo r o ther breakfastho te l cho i cbuffet)es, lo g iso n $125.00 t o: htt p:// perw roomw w.b (+l oom 12%in g tax)to nnorm alcvb.o rg / Registration Thursday, April 26 Doubletree Inn releases reserved rooms Guidelines Friday, May 4 Due date for Clinic signup and golf fees Friday, May 11 Dinner count needed, all non-golf fees due See entry form for new incentives for future coaches and conferences 20 Lighting the way by sharing ideas Questions?? - Contact Chris Neville, ICA Golf Chairman (309)647-0071 or [email protected] 38th ICA Golf Clinic - May 18 & 19, 2018 Please return this entire page with fee Mail to: Illinois Coaches Assoc. Checks are to be payable to: c/o Chris Neville, Pekin HS Illinois Coaches Association 1903 Court St Pekin, IL 61554 Friday Golf: The Den @ Fox Creek Saturday Golf: Prairie Vista GC (Breakfast & Lunch included) Option Details of option All fees include $20 annual dues to the ICA ($5 for retirees) 1 2 days of clinic (includes all events) $215 2 Friday activities (Clinic, Golf, Dinner) No Saturday Activites $170 3 Friday: Clinic and Golf only $155 4 Friday: HOF Dinner only Saturday: Golf $120 No D in ner 5 Saturday activities No Friday Activities $105 6 Friday: Morning Clinic Only (No Golf or Dinner - No Saturday) $65 Prices Reduced for our retirees 7 7A Retirees only - Both days: $160 7B - Retirees (Friday only): $115 7C - Retirees(Dinner Only): $45 NEW - Future Coach (College Student attending with Mentor) 8 8A Friday Clinic only: $20 8B - All day Friday: $65 8C: Both days: $120 New this year: Playing groups Notification Please send an e-mail to [email protected] or text your group to (309) 360-2161 for either Friday or Saturday New this year: Conference Incentive Contest - Reduce your & conference collegue's fees for next year The conference with the highest percentage of teams represented at the clinic (combination of total boys and girls teams) will have their 2019 ICA Golf Clinic fees reduced by $40 per coach who also attended in 2018. New this year: Online registration and payments Log on to www.icacoach.org and click the golf tab and follow the instructions to sign up online. Credit card payments available online only - if sending and entry thru mail, checks only Please fill out one form per coach, do not combine multiple coaches on single form Nam e: Ad dress: Online registration is available go to icacoach.org - go to golf tab City : ZIP E-M ail add ress: Home Phone: Name of High School Name Sofc h Conferenceool P hone: $ TOTAL enclosed (check to ICA) Boys or Girls Check one please: Steak______Chicken______ Entry Deadline: Friday, May 4, 2018 Questions?? - Contact Chris Neville, ICA Golf Chairman (309)647-0071 or [email protected] 21 Lighting the way by sharing ideas ICA SHRINE ALL STAR EAST TEAM Te am : E ast Nam e#POS HT WT Sch ool Class Head Co ach Ray Ni rro 2 QB 5'10 180 Barr in gto n 8A Joe Sa nchez Jav on W il li am s3QB 6'2 240 Central ia 5A Bo b Brenn eisen Ju stice Ferrier 4 QB 6' 175 Will iams vil le 3A Aa ro n K unz Caleb Griffi n5P/K 6'2 185 Dan vil le 6A Marcu s Fo rrest An drew Ry zek 6 P/K 6'3 185 Gran t Co mmuntiy 7A Ch ris Ro bin so n Jayv on Blissett 10 WT 6'3 195 Hoffm an E stat es 6A Tim Hey se Nico L odoke 11 WR 5'8 Johnsbu rg 4A Dan D eBo euf M arcu s Zim merm an 12 WR 5'11 200 Van dali a 3A Jaso n Clay Ty ler Siev er 13 WR 6'3 180 Carl yle 2A Ch ris Bir kner Jam es Morri s 14 WR 6'2 195 Blo omin gto n C. C. 3A Mike Moew s Lam ar L il lar d 15 WR 6'4 180 Momence 2A Way ne Walker T ylan Stricklet t 16 WR 6'2 180 We stv il le 2A Gu y Go odlo ve K yle L ev a 20 RB 6'2 200 Cryst al L ake - So uth 6A Ro b Fan tana Mitch M cN utt 21 RB 6' 215 Gib so n City 2A Mike Al len Ch an dler Gartner 22 Rb 5'11 175 Peo to ne 3A Ap osto lo s T siam as Gav in Sco tt 23 RB 6'1 220 Mari an Cat holi c 5A Mike Malo ney Garr et t Fr an k 24 RB 5'10 175 Marsh all 2A To dd E vers Ke nnedy Ko sm alski 30 DB 6'1 McHen ry 7A Nat Zu nke l Ge nesis Fo rrest 31 DB 5'9 165 Norm al We st 6A Darr en Hess EAS T COACH ES SCH OOL Joey L ombard i 32 DB 5'10 170 St. P atrick 7A Ad am Guerra HC- J aso n Fu lto nNew to n Jad en Wat kin s-J ones 33 DB 6'1 165 Fi sher 1A Jake Palme r Ch uck Sp ag noli Lake Fo rest K oll in K ru mwe id e 34 DB 5'7 160 Cli fto n Ce ntral 2A Bri an Sp ooner Steph en Rig sby El P aso Dio ndre Lew is 35 S5'8155 Warren sbu rg 2A Sco tt Go dfrey Derek Sp ate sMacAr thu r Arm an i We bste r 36 S 6' 170 Ch icag o T ech 2A Jonathan San chez Josh L ee Masco utah Brend an Fletcher 37 S6'2180 Watse ka 2A Aa ro n Hil gend orf Aa ro n Hil gend orf Watse ka Ro nald Clay 38 S5'10 Masco utah 5A Josh L ee Jaco b Be eso n 39 S5'10175 Pan a 3A Trev or Hi ggin s W il li am Baum an 40 ILB 6'1 175 Grayslake North 6A Sa m Bake r Jayce T urn er 41 ILB 5'11 210 An na-J onesbo ro 3A Brett D et erin g John D ee rin g 42 ILB 6'2 223 Lake Fo rest 6A Ch uck Sp ag noli To m Gustafso n 43 ILB 6'1 210 Plai nfield Ce ntral 7A Jonatho n P ereiro Et han M ieb ach 44 ILB 6'1 220 Un ity 4A Sco tt Ham il to n Al ec Dev ecc hi 45 OL B6'2 245 Norm al Co mmunity 7A We s T em ples Lan don Flo rko wsk i 46 OL B6'1 190 Red Hi ll 1A Bil ly Gray Jaco b T raxler 47 OL B6'4 Eld orad o 2A Joe Clar k Ke nyea Housto n 48 OL B5'10200 Ch icag o W est in ghouse 5A Juli us Carte r Nico la Rend in a 49 OL B6'1 215 Wheato n St. Fran cis 5A Bo b M cM il len Gabe Fu lto n 50 C 6' 220 New to n 3A Jaso n Fu lto n Prest on E ngel 51 C6'1260 Norm al Co mmunity 7A We s T em ples Noah Zim merm an 52 G6'2220 Montice ll o 3A Cu ll en We lter Co dy M il ler 53 G 6' 245 BH RA 2A Mark D odd Trev or We bb 54 G5'11200 Ar genta O rean a 1A Stev e Kirk Bri an Hai lam 55 G6'1220 Maro a Fo rsyt h 2A Josh J oste s Dylan Butts 60 DL 6'2 205 Fen to n 6A Matt hew L ynch Cam ero n E lam 61 DL 5'10 245 Tri-V all ey 2A Josh Ro op K ayden Wrig ht 62 DL 6'1 250 Tay lo rv il le 4A Jeb Odam Ty ler Rich 63 DL 6'4 220 Pontiac 4A Bu ck Casso n Jil ian P earl 64 DL 6'6 245 Dan vil le 6A Marcu s Fo rrest Zach D onah ue 65 DL 6'3 240 Dek alb 6A Matt W eck ler Mich ael W ittich 66 DL 6'2 195 St. Vi ato r 7A Dav e Ar chi bald Logan Zachar ias 67 DL 6'3 265 Ree d-Cu ste r 3A Mark W olf Drew Ho ut 70 T5'10215 Fl ora 2A Bri an T ackitt Bla ke Ge iss 71 T6'3260 Wilm in gto n 3A Jeff R ee nts An drew Nev il le 72 T6'4245 Ro ll in g M eado ws 7A Matt M ish ler Beau Bran yan 73 T6'4265 St. Te resa 3A Mark Ram sey An tho ny M aravig li a 74 T 6' 280 St. Vi ato r 5A Dav id Arch ib ald Joe Mali nowsk i 75 T6'1 240 Blo omin gto n C. C. 3A Mike Moew s 22 Lighting the way by sharing ideas ICA SHRINE ALL STAR WEST TEAM Te am : W est NAME #POS HT WT Sch ool Class Head Co ach John Be cke ndorf 2 QB 6'2 205 Streato r 5A Bri an Hassett D rew Sau erw ein 3 QB 5'11 190 Jerse yvil le 5A Jon Ad kin s Ke enan Streitm att er 4 QB 6'3 191 Rich wo ods 5A Ro lan d Bro wn Be n Buresh 5 P/K 6'3 190 An nawan We thersfield 1A Bran don Jo hnsto n Ben Elli s 10 WR 6'4 200 Ro ck Isl an d 6A Ben Ha mmer Ke vin Cald we ll , Jr 11 WR 5'11 165 Al to n 7A Eric D ickerso n Bla ke W ittm an 12 WR 6'2 195 Jerse yvil le 5A John Atkins Drayt on D av is 13 WR 6'1 180 Ath ens 1A Ry an K nox Cayden M uench 14 WR 5'11 170 Au burn 2A Dav e Bates Nolan Su ll ivan 15 WR 6'1 200 Sterli ng 5A Jon Schl em mer TA’NJ Ca hlrei sg t eHnasl el n 16 WR 5'11 185 Fo rresto n 1A Denn is D id uch Asto n Bian chi 20 RB 5'7 145 Sterli ng Newm an 2A Mike Pap occia 21 RB 5'10 212 Rich wo ods 5A Ro lan d Bro wn Rav en Val entin e 22 RB 5'9 180 Lena- Win slo w 2A Rick Ar an d Jalen Griffi n 23 RB 6'1 210 Ro ckfo rd E ast 7A Gary Gri ffi n Darr ell Sm ith 24 RB 5'10 175 Al to n 7a Eric D ickerso n Kaleb P latte nberger 30 DB 5'10 185 We st Carr oll 2A Matt L eitzen Ty Bick 31 DB 5'10 175 Calh oun 1A Aa ro n E lm ore Dylan Be rh al 32 DB 6'3 175 Au ro ra We st 8A Nate E im er Dalto n Cran e 33 DB 5'10 160 Pleasan t Hil l 1A Mike Gil es Ril ey L an gfo rd 34 DB 5'11 175 Ham il to n 2A Trav is Co ok Jake Bach man 35 S5'9 170 Eur ek a 3A Jaso n Bachm an Nolan Bielskis 36 S6'2 175 Byro n 3A Jeff Bo yer WEST COACH ES SCH OOL Ky rese Jo nes 37 S5'11172 Peo ria 5A Tim T horn to n HC- Ch ad E aste rd ay Carl in vil le Aa ro n D et er 38 S5'11190 Morri so n 1A Co ry Bielem a Eric D ickerso n Al to n Cad e Wo zniak 39 S6'1 195 Sp rin g Vall ey Hal l 3A Ran dy T iem an Darr en Winkler Lew isto n Al ex Har vey 40 ILB 5'11 210 Ro chell e 4A Ke vin Cran dall Brett Caza let Dunlap Bro ck Bai rd 41 ILB 6'2 215 Qui ncy 6A Rick Little Mike Morri ssey Moli ne Zach ary Kin cad e 42 ILB 6'2 220 East Al to n-Wo od Riv er 3A Greg Herro n Ro y Gul ley Sp rin gfield Co nnor D ickenso n 43 ILB Ch atham 5A Dav id Hay Marcu s Atni p 44 ILB Moli ne 7A Mike Morri ssey Parker Ho ward 45 OL B 6' 205 Morto n 5A Tim Brill ey Marcu s Sh et te r 46 OL B6'2 185 Sterli ng 5A Jon Schl em mer Gag e Mil ler 47 OL B 6' 215 Can to n4A Co dy M il ler Jonny D arr ah 48 OL B5'8 170 Mt. O li ve 1A Bri an Bo rko wsk i Au stin Sch ro eder 49 OL B5'10 195 Fu lto n 1A Patrick L owe r Dem ari Craig 50 C6'6 325 Ro ck Isl an d 6A Ben Ha mmer Matt T hoele 51 C6'2 245 Sp rin gfield 6A Ro y Gul ly Aa ro n Bo ley 52 G5'9 245 Washi ngto n 5A Darr ell Cro uch John Hiel 52 G6'3 290 Bu shn ell We st Prai rie 2A Dav e Ro ddis Al len W ren 54 G6'1 320 Peo ria 5A Tim T horn to n Brayden W alto n 55 G5'11250 Fo rresto n 1A Denn is D id uch Bran don W elty 60 DL 6'3 310 Cam p P oin t 1A Brad D ixo n Hunte r M ull 61 DL 6'1 Dee r Cree k Mackin ow 2A Job L in dboom Co dy M axw ell 62 DL 6'2 235 Cu ba 1A Elli ot Crai g Sh an non McN eal 64 DL 6'2 ISD 1A Dav e Co ok Co ll in Schmidt 63 DL 5'9 198 Ro ckrid ge 2A Sa m Grav es Gran t Pee bles 65 DL 6'4 235 Pleasan t Hil l 1A Mike Gil es Jam es Malo ne 66 DL 6' 265 Al to n M arq uet te 3A Darr ell An gleto n Lucas Britin stine 67 DL 6'2 330 North M ac 3A Dan Carlso n Will Chri sto pher 70 T6'6 310 North M ac 3A Dan Carlso n Cad en Buett ner 71 T6'4 280 LaS all e-P eru 5A Jose Medi na Jaco b D enn iso n 72 T5'11230 Merce r Co unty 2A An drew Ho fer Ow en T homas 73 T6'3 250 We st Au ro ra 8A Nate E im er Brett L ehm an 74 T5'10210 Harvard 4A Sean Saylo r Brayden So bol 75 T6'5 270 Noko mis 1A Pau l Wat so n 23 Lighting the way by sharing ideas Get Involved You have taken an enormous step to help fight the problem of youth JFI has educational programs, specialized programs geared towards suicide by simply visiting our website. Thank you for your desire and teens, donation opportunities, annual fundraising events, and social efforts in keeping more than dreams alive, one young person at a time. media campaigns. There are many things you can do to get involved with not only The Whatever you choose to invest in, we’ll be working together to save Jason Foundation, but youth suicide prevention & awareness efforts as more young lives!If you are experiencing a crisis, please call 911 or a whole. Obviously, the first thing you need to do if you haven’t already 1-800-SUICIDE (784-2433) is educate yourself on the problem and how to recognize and assist at- risk youth. Thank you for your interest in The Jason Foundation and the prevention of youth suicide. The foundation receives many request and regrets Ways to get involved can vary specifically from students, parents, teach - that we cannot answer each request personally however please see our ers and youth workers. Getting involved can be as simple as telling your Frequently Asked Questions to help us devote our time to our mission. friends about The Jason Foundation & youth suicide. However The Jason Foundation has endless ways for a community or individual to get more involved. JASONFOUNDATION.COM 24 25 Lighting the way by sharing ideas ! ! HAHHAZAZINGZINZIZ ING PREVENPREVENTPREVENTIPREVENTIOPREVENTIONPREPREVPREVEPRPREVENT ION AARARTARTIRT IICICLICLECL E # 2 ! Aut hor ed by Di ana Cut ai a, Coac hi ng Peac e Cons ul ting The atmos phe re you establ ish withi n your team will de termine wha t be ha vior is accep tab le and unaccep tab le by your at hl et es . Cu lture isHaHHaz thea zinzingzzii nsoilg 110101 0where1 character can grow. A p ositive a nd sa fe atmosp here builds character. A negative culture creates cond itions wher e des truct ive be havior s can flou rish, includi ng hazing. 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Each month we w! ill share FIVE tips to help you develop safe, positive programs in the areas that have" t#h$e% g! &re# '(atest impact: Team Culture, Parent Engagement, Policy Development and Communication. BBee ccacarcarecarefcarefucarefulareful aababoabouaboutbout mmamakmakimakinmakingaking ffrfrefresfreshfreshmfreshmereshme n ccacarcarrcarryarry eeqequequiequipequipmequipmeequipmenequipmentquipment . I know it sounds like blasphemy to s ay that the time -honored tradition of having freshme n carry equipment is problematic, but it is. Her e’s why: When a coach sets up a rule that only freshmen carry equipment, he Tip # 1 or she makes it about one group being “less than” another. It sets up a power dynamic that can be detrimental and creates a culture where some players appear to be valued more than others. If you don’t appear to value the freshmen, it sends the message that it is okay for older players to belittle them, too. And that sets the stage for hazing. Instead think about instituting a servant leadership mode l whereby the leadership qualities that are valued are one of humility, service, and sportsmanship. "#$ %&'( )!* +$%+!', !$ (!-. +)#(/0$ ,+1! %#(, 23 4'() !5'.6!4&$ 4!7#. 8,!7'4&! 4+$6,9!%!#$ %&+ ,!$(1! $4&3 +4'%!1+ :$ .46+(4 ,!4#! &+ 3:! 1+ ;+3#:! $(1! ,2, 4$'(! :#, '4';+!%23 42. +, 26 Lighting the way by sharing ideas ! S StStrStruStrucStructStructuStructurStructuretructure tteteateameam rreretretrretreretrearetreatretreatsetreats ! Everyone believes that if a team goes away into the woods t ogether for a weekend, players will bond. It doesn’t happen that way. While it’s important to allow your athletes to determine their own rituals and traditions, they shouldn’t do it in Tip # 2 a silo. These choices should be facilitated by staff and monitored by staff. Retreats should be viewed as classrooms. Each minute away should have a purpose. Your daily practices have plans, and so should any type of retreat. Without this type of structure in place, it becomes easy for hazing to surface. d WWaWatWatcWatchatch tththehe llalanlanglangulangualanguaglanguageanguage yyoyouou uususese . So much of the language we use in coaching is automatic. We don ’t think about its impact. But it has tremendous impact. For instance, when we say things l ike, “t ake off the skirt,” or “s top playing like a girl,” we teac h male athletes that Tip # 3 there is nothing worse than being referred to a s a girl and that girls are weak . In addition to demeaning women using this , and similar language with your players also teaches them that it’s acceptable to degrade each other —the first step to condoning hazing . Teaching our players to be mentally and physically resilient should be done by inspiration not in timidation or denigration . TTeachTeTeaTeaceach athletesaatathathlathleathletathletethletes toto SSPSPESPEASPEAKPEAK UUPUP.P. Often, we tell athletes that they need to “have each other ’s back ” but we don ’t take the time to define what that means and it can lead to blind loyalty . Letting athletes know that when they see something that is harmful to others or to them Tip # 4 it’s not just okay to speak up, but expected. By doing this you ensure t hat you aren ’t the only set of eyes and ears making sure that hazing doesn ’t occur. On BAD teams, no one leads. On AVERAGE teams, coaches lead. On GREAT teams, players lead. He lp your pl ayer s lead by rem indi ng them they have a voi ce. TTaTalTalkalk aababoabouaboutbout hhahazhazihazinhazingazing aalallll tththehe ttitimtimetime.ime. If you don ’t make this a topic you address, then it co uld eventua lly happen. You must take the time to let your athletes know that it is something Tip # 5 that is unacceptable. And when you see something that looks like hazing or you think could set up fertile ground for hazing you must address it immediately . 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Smith, w25htoh shpeean d t f 1o1o ty beaalrl cs oaas cah n at N FIlLli nhoe iasd. c oach with (2010) and Cincinna (2014-15). the Chic ag o Bear s and T ampa Bucc aneer s, is the IWn a2s0h1i7n,g tth oe nB (r2o0w0n3s def), A tlean stae m(2a0d0e 7)s, i gOn ai cklaann d t impr ovemen ts in man y categ ories. The Br owns, who nished 31s t in is in th e process of ch an gi ng th e cu ltu re of Figh n g Il lini footb al l. He start ed the NFL in both tot al de fense and rushing de fense in 2016, rank ed 14th by pu n g togeth er a coach Sing sta mith haws ci toh m mpo lere ytede atw r s of o seNaF sL eonxsp a etr Iilelin coe is t ah nand an y other in colleg e football. He br ough t in former NFL All-Pr o line back er bec ome the r st Br owns line back er named to the Pr o Bo wl in 16 year s. Dine tfoetnasli vde e felinne sme aann dM sye leves n Gtahr rine ru, sthein g r dst overe fensea lil n p 2ic0k 1 o7f . tJhoee 2S0c1h7o Nbe FrLt hir ed former Ariz ona o ensiv e coor dina tor Rod Smith to lead the Figh ng Dr a , led the Br owns with se ven sack s, ed for sec ond among all NFL IHllainr di a y N aicckker. son as assis tan t he ad c oach/de fensiv e c oor dina tor and r ece ntly The rebuilding pr ocess is unde rway, with Illinois pu ng the young est team In his r st year with Cle veland in 201 6, Jack son he lpe d the Br owns rookies. in colleg e footbal l on the eld in 2017. The Illini start ed (16) and pla yed nish sec ond in the NFL with a 4.89 rushing aver ag e, the team’ s be st (22) the mos t true- fr eshme n in the na on, including ESPN .c om Fr eshman mark since 1966. Lineback er Chris an Kirk se y nished thir d in the NFL All-A me ric an sa fety Be nne Williams and v e tr ue -fr eshman all-c on ference with 148 tackles, while le tackle Joe Thomas was sele ct ed to his 10th se lec ons: TE Louis Dor se y, DE Bobb y Roundtr ee, CB Na te Hobb s, Wil liams, car ee r Pr o Bo wl. Prior to joining the Br owns, Jack son spen t the pr evious four seasons and P Blak e Ha yes. (2012-15) wi th th e Ci nci nna Ben gal s. Duri ng th at me, he hel ped Smi th returned to col leg e footbal l for the r st me si nce 1996 a er spendi ng the Beng als to tw o division tles and a trip to the pos tseason all four 19 year s in the NFL , including 11 year s as a head coach. He owns an 89-87 (.506) car ee r recor d as a NFL head coach fr om 2004-12 and 2014-15 and be for e coaching the running back s in 2013. Jack son spen t 2014-15 as went 3-3 in pla yo game s, including one tr ip to the Supe r Bo wl. He also has a yoe aer nss. iIv ne c 20o1o2r d, ihne a tsoe r rv. ed as sec ondar y/ assis tan t special t eams c oach With Jack son as coor dina tor in 2015, the Beng als o ense nished thir d in the AF C in yar ds per pla y (5.7) and poin ts per game (26.2). He was 2Su0 p0e4 r-1 B 2 ow anl ad p apme araassne cd a rece a s t heo rdd e feofn s8i1v -e6 c 3 oo(.r5d6 in3)a , t oinr c f lour d t ihneg Stth. rLee ouids iRv amisiosn . vot ed by the Pr of essional Football Writ er s of Ameri ca (PFW A) as the S mtleitsh, tw ao NFC s t he C hhe aamdp ciona schi p o Gf at hme e C ahpipc eagaor a nB cee as r s(2 f 0o0r 6 n, i2n0e 1 0se) asnod n a s bfer ortmh In Jac kson’ s r st year as o ensiv e coor dina tor for Cinc inna in 2014, the The AP Coach of the Year in 2005, Smith’ s 81 wins with Chic ag o ar e the rCuon -A gsasmis eta pn ot s Cted oaciths ohfi g the st y Y eaarr.ds pe r game averag e (134.1) since 2000. itnh iSr du-pmero Bs t o iwn lB Xe LaIr. s his tor y. Lo vie’ s Be ar s featur ed one of the bes t de fenses A er spending the 2010 season as the Raide rs o ensiv e coor dina tor , of the er a, including All-Pr o line back er s Brian Urlacher and Lance Brig gs, Jack son was pr omot ed to head coach in 2011. Oakland nished the cornerback Charles Tillman and de fensiv e end Julius Pepper s. year 8-8 and ed for r st in the AF C Wes t but misse d the pos tseason Smith’ s connec on to Illinois beg an with the Be ar s when he hir ed former via ebr eak er . Figh ng Illini head coach Ron Turner as Chic ag o’ s o ensiv e coor dina tor in Be fore jo ining th e Rai der s, Jack so n sp en t tw o seaso ns (2008-09) as 2005. Tur ne r was cur rent Illinois Athle c Dir ector Josh Whit man’ s he ad quart erback s coach for Bal mor e, helping the Ra vens adv ance to the coach whe n he pla yed gh t end for the Illini and he lpe d facilit ate the pla yo s both year s. He was vit al in the de velopmen t of Joe Flacc o, who was name d NFL Rookie of the Year in 2008. in tr oduc on of Whitman and Smith. Whitman hir ed Smith on his thir d da y From 2004- 06, Jack so n ser ved as th e Ben gal s wi de recei ver s coach , of the job as Illinois AD . Be tw een coaching the Bear s and the Figh ng Illini, Smith spen t tw o year s helping de velop one of the be st wide r eceiv er t ande ms in N FL his tor y fr om tw o vic tor ie s in 2014 to six wins in 2015 with rook ie quar terbac k as he ad c oach of the T ampa Ba y Bucc anee rs, whe re the Bucs impr oved w15 it tho uCchhado Jwonhsn spoenr saenads oT n.J.. Houshmandz ade h. During tha t span, the tJaw cok sc o on gmbained his rst t o a ver fau g lle 1m7e 3 N.3F cL eatxcpheersi ,e n2,c3e 6 w3.i t3h r Wecaesihviington, ng y ar dwsh aenr de Be for e taking over as Chic ag o’ s he ad coach, Smith spe nt thr ee se asons Jameis Wins ton. pr omot ed to o ensiv e coor dina tor in 2003. Jhaec k sseo r n vesd p eans t th14e yruenninar s cog ab cah cing k s c oon a cthh e collf rom e2g 0e lev01-0e2l , goi, b eforng ef r boem i ng a with the St. Louis Rams as the assis tan t head c oach/de fensiv e c oor dina tor gr ad uate assi stan t at Paci c al l th e way to o en si ve coordinator at E(2n0g0la3n) d a Pand tdrie oftesn. siv e c oor dina tor (2001-03). He helpe d the 2001 Rams t o Southern Cali fornia. He spen t four seasons (1997-2000) as US C’s Panri oarp to pe harisa n cmee in in S uStp. e Lro Buoisw, Sl mXXitXh V sI,p der n ot fppoiunrg s ae a2s0o-1n7s tduet coirsinogn lt ion e thbeac N k ers ew o en si ve coordinator, wh er e he al so hel ped to recru it an d devel op in Tampa Ba y as part of Ton y Dungy ’s coaching sta , helping to cr ea te one pla yers, including quart erback Car son Palme r, who went on to win the of the league ’s mos t dominan t de fenses of the la te 1990s and early 2000s. Heisman Troph y and be se lect ed No. 1 over all in the NFL dr a . Smith and Dungy bec ame the r st tw o Afric an-Americ an head coache s to in 1990, Ari zona Car dinal s in 1992 an d Wash ington Red ski ns in 1995. He He was a minority coaching fello wship in tern with the Los Ang ele s Rams Smith spen t his r st 14 year s as a colle gia te coach, working at Tulsa (1983- c8o6a),c Wh insc tohne s iSn u(p1e9r8 B7)o , w Alr iwzohnea n S tt hate e y (f 1a9ce8d8- e9a1c),h K oetn hteurc kiny X(1L9I. 9 2), Tennessee for the London Monar chs of the World League in 1991. Balosron s Oercvt.e 2d2 a, s1 9th6e5 , r Juancnk isnogn wbaacsk a s/qwuidaert er erbceaicv k e at Pr s/ sapce ic ica lf rt oemam 1s9 c8o5a-8ch6 (1993-94) and Ohio St ate (1995). His las t collegia te game was the 1996 and thr ew for 2,544 yar ds and 19 touchdo wns. The Los Ang ele s na v e Citrus Bo wl (1995 season) with Ohio St ate and also has bo wl experience in also le er ed in bask etbal l and earned his degr ee in ph ysic al educ a on. the 1994 Citrus Bo wl and 1994 Ga tor Bo wl (1993 season) with Tennessee . Jack son and his wif e, Michelle, launched the Hue Jack son Founda on A na v e of Bi g Sandy , Texas, Smi th led the Bi g Sandy Wi ldc ats to thr ee on July 20, 20 17. The founda on is com mi ed to empo wering childr en, tee n and adult sur viv or s of human tr a cking thr ough the funding of consecu ti ve s tate ch amp ionsh ips i n h igh sch ool an d w as al l-s tate as or ganiz a ons tha t champion for and ser ve as a voice for those who ar e Univ ersity of Tulsa and was a tw o- me All-Americ an and thr ee - me All- exploit ed. The founda on also focuses its e orts to furthe r awar eness, aM disesfeounrsi iCv oe n e fenrde nacne d sleinle e cb aoc nker. . He w ent on t o pla y c olle gia tely a t t he preven o n an d heal ing for vi c ms of human tr a cki ng. The founda o n’s Smith and his wif e, Mar yAnne , ar e the pr oud par ents of thr ee chil dr en: web sit e is www.huejack son.or g. Mik al, Ma he w and Miles, who is a de fensiv e gr adua te assis tan t on the Figh ng Illini sta . Jack son and his wif e ha ve thr ee daugh ter s, Jor dyn, Ba yle e and Ha ydyn. 29 ILLINOIS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL COACHES ASSOCIA TION 2018 CLINIC HSIL TOCN GHARDEN INDN ULE (Ten tatiBv reod) y W alw orth-Pleasan t Plains H.S. 3A , “U lizing TE’S and H-Back s in the Spre ad O ense” Alumni R oo m 3T:0H0 - U7:3R0 PSM D A Y ARePgisRtr aI Lon 5 , 2018 Hilt on Gar den Inn Ma Bo lles-Musk eg on H. S. Michig an St ate Champ s Division 3, “Musk egon Big R ed O ensive T ackle T echnique s” Badg er R oom 7:00 - 9:15 PM Illinois F ootball St a Speaking Hilt on Gar den Inn Luk e Butk us - Bob Lig ashesky Alumni R oom C hris topher B irkner - Carlyle H.S. 2A , Andr ew Ha yes-St ok er - R od Smith Badg er R oom “ What t o Do in a Suc cessful Small T own 2A Program” Buck eye/W olv erine Gill B yr d – Do nnie Abr aham Buck eye/W olv erine R oo m Da ve Jac ob s-Alt on H.S. 7A , “Winning in the O Se ason: Ex ecu ng an E ec ve T raining Program f or F ootball A thle tes” Ho osier/Ha wk eye R oom Aus n Clark – Har dy Nick er son Hoosier/Ha wk eye R oom Thad W ar d – Cor y P a er son Illinois R oom SE SSION 4 - 3:30 - 4:40 PM Joe y B oese 9:30 - 11:30 PM Chalk T alk/Social Hour Alumni R oo m HA WTHORN SUITE S Jon Carruther s-Prince ville H.S. 1A , “3-5-3 F ron t E ver yday Drills and T echnique s” Whit e Oak 1 Chip Filler -Orion H.S. 2A , “Situa onal F ootball” Whit e Oak 2 Bre De tering-Anna Jo nesbor o H.S. 3A , “U lizing F orma ons, Mo on, and Blocking Adjus tme nts t o Gain an Advan tage in the Fle xbone ” Gr and Pr airie 1 & 2 6F:0R0 AIM D A Y APRIExLhi b6it o,r a2nd0 R 1ec8 rui ng F air Se t-up Hilt on/Ha wthorn Alan Thor son-Morris H.S. 4A , 7:00 AM Regis tr a on Hilt on “Morris Run Game /Play Ac on P asse s o the Run Game ” Gr and Pr airie 3 & 4 Teague Den n o - D u nlap H.S. 5A SE SSION 1 - 8:00 - 9:00 AM “Line back er Play: Ge ng the Saf e es t o Play Lik e Line back ers” Savoy HA WTHORN SUITE S HOMEW OOD S U I TE S Jim Schr oeder -R ockf ord Colleg e, Whit e Oak 1 Mik e Gr oss-W es tmins ter Ac adem y Elgin, “8-Man F ootball O ense ” Illinois R oom Trevor Olson-Southern Illinois Un i v e r s i t “y D, e fe n s i v e L i n e D “rOill se annsdiv Tee Lcihnne i qPulae y s”” Whit e Oak 2 HIL TON GARDEN INN Mik e Emendorf er -Wisc onsin Pla eville, Todd K usk a-St Rit a H.S. 7A , “The Pis tol Running Game ” Alumni R oo m “What I have learne d in 20 ye ars as a Head Coach” Gr and Pr airie 1 & 2 John Garr e -W es t Bloom eld H. S. Line Coach Runner s up Division 1, Da ve Sz en tes y-Millikin Univ er si ty , Gr and Pr airie 3 & 4 “Building a Le gacy Line” Badg er R oom Ma F os ter -Colleg e of DuP ag e, “The 4-3 De fense ” Gar y Gri n-R ockf or d E as t H.S. 7A , “P owe r Run Game: A W ay W e K no w What W e Do” Buck eye/W olv erine R oom “De fensive Game Planning and Prac c e Coordina on” Savoy Rob Z vonar -Linc oln way E as t H.S. 8A , “Program Organiz a on and De fensive Philosoph y” Ho osier/Ha wk eye R oom HIL TON GARDEN INN Nick Da vis-R ose-Hulman Ins tut e, “Prac c e Ge ng Sack s” Alumni R oo m SE SSION 5 - ILLINOIS PRA CTICE 4:30 - 6:00 PM HOMEW OOD SUI TE S Memorial St adium and Ir win Indoor F ootball F acility Ric Ar end-Lena-Winslo w H.S. 1A , 6:00 - 7:30 PM Memorial St adium Cook out Gr ea t W es t Hall “Le na Win slo w’s 4-3 De fense : Wh y, Ho w and Adjus tmen ts v s Mul ple F orma ons” Illinois R oom RE CRUITING F AIR Will be held in the f oyer outside the speaking r ooms a t the Hilt on 9:15 - 10:00 AM IHSF CA Speak er s/ Aw ar ds Cer emon y Hilt on B allr oom 10:00 - 11:00 AM Lo vie Smith Head Coach Univ er sity Illinois Hilt on B allr oom 7S:0A 0 ATM U R DA Y A RePgisRtr aI Lon 7 , 2018 Hilt on Gar den Inn 11:00 - 12:30 PM Hue Jack son Head Coach Cle veland B rowns Hilt on B allr oom 7:45 - 8:30 AM Jim R exilius F CA Br eakf as t Chie f Illiniw ek B allr oom LUNCH Ken & Der ek Leonar d - “F aith, F amily , F ootball” 12:30 - 1:00 PM SE SSION 6 - 9:15 - 10:20 AM SE SSION 2 - 1:00 - 2:00 PM HA WTHORN SUITE S HA WTHORN SUITE S Eric Dick er son-Alt on H.S. 7A , Whit e Oak 1 Mick McCall-North wes tern Univ er sity O ensiv e Coor dina tor , Michael Morrisse y-Moline H.S. 7A , “4-3 De fense ” “The N orth we stern P assing Game -Crossing R out es” Whit e Oak 1 “U lizing Single Wing F orma ons and Principle s in a Spread S ys tem” Whit e Oak 2 Kurt B ea thar d -Illinois St ate Univ er sity O ensiv e Coor dina tor , Mar cus F orr es t-Dan ville H.S. 6A , “Coaching: Es tablishing Y our Style and Philosoph y” Gr and Pr airie 1 & 2 “ Adjus ng your P assing Game Base d on P ersonne l Stre ngths and W eakne sses” Whit e Oak 2 Tim B rille y-Mort on H.S. 5A , St an Z weif el-Univ er si ty of Dubuque H. C., “Mas tering the Art of the Cat ch” Gr and Pr airie 1 & 2 “Prac c e Done Di ere ntly: Plan t o Impro ve E ciency t o Ge t the Mos t out of Y our Playe rs” Gr and Pr airie 3 & 4 Car y F owler -E as tern Illinois Univ er sity De fensiv e Coor dina tor , Jer em y Clodf elder -P aris H.S. 4A , “De fending the 1 Back and 2 Back Run Game with the 4-2-5 De fense ” Gr and Pr airie 3 & 4 “Changing the F ootball Culture in Y our School and Community ” Savoy Gar y Smith-NFL Consult an t, “Dogs and Blitz es F rom Unde r and Over F ron ts with Co ver 10” Savoy HOMEW OOD SUI TE S Bre He fner -E ngham H.S. 4A , “P owe r Run Play , V aria ons and Play Ac on” Illinois R oom HOMEW OOD SUITE S HIL TON GARDEN INN Robbi Ho war d-B ear ds town H.S. 3A , “Combining the T radi onal Unde r Cen ter Wing-T S ys tem with Shot -Gun Wing-T ” Illinois R oom Mik e Allen-Chad-Augsbur ger Gib son City -Melvin-Sible y H.S. 2A , “ There is More t o F ootball than Jus t X ’s and O ’s” Alumni R oo m HIL TON GARDEN INN Ryan K no x-A thens H.S. 1A , “Running the Double Wing in a Spre ad Conf ere nc e” Badg er R oom Dan Sabock -Northern Illinois Univ er sity Speci al T eams Coor dina tor , “De fending Mul ple Shield Pun t T eams and K ick -O -R eturns” Alumni R oom Todd Hollis-Elm wood-B rim eld Coop 3A , “Gro wing and Main taining a Small School F ootball Program” Buck eye/W olv erine Luk e Cutk omp-Univ er sity of Chic ag o, “Fla en the F ron t: Run Fits in the 3-4 De fense ” Badg er R oom Hall of F ame R e c e p on Ho osier/Ha wk eye R oom Joe Fur co-Colleg e of DuP ag e, “Quart erback F undame ntals” Buck eye/W olv erine R oom SE SSION 7 - 10:35 - 11:40 AM Michael Juscik -Co nc or dia Univ er sity , “4-3 De fense: Fle xibility De fending T radi onal Op on t o Spre ad no Huddle RPO ” Hoosier/Ha wk eye R oo m HA WTHORN SUITE S Aar on Ellio -T eaching Quart erback s, “ Quart erback Ac ade my” Whit e Oak 1 SE SSION 3 - 2:15 - 3:15 PM Mik e Rude- Vienna H.S. 2A , “Michigan 50 Angle Stun t P ack age” Whit e Oak 2 HA WTHORN SUITE S Chad Wilmarth- Genoa-Kings ton H.S. 4A , “O-Line Play: Coach What Y ou K no w” Gr and Pr airie 1 & 2 Na te Eimer -W es t Aur or a H.S. 8A , “Wes t Aurora Wing-T O ense ” Whit e Oak 1 Kerr y Mar n-Marion H.S. 5A , Jason K radman- Maine W es t H.S. 7A , “De fense : Drills t o Impro ve Y our De fense T ack le Be er/T ackle Smart er” Gr and Pr airie 3 & 4 “E ver ything 2 Lose : Building A High School F ootball Program” Whit e Oak 2 Ma W alsh-Ridg ewood H.S. 5A , “De fending the Spread with the Ridge wood 4-4 De fense ” Savoy Tim He yse-Ho m an Es tates H.S. 6A , “Split Co ve rages t o Game Plan” Gr and Pr airie 1 & 2 HIL TON GARDEN INN Dan Thorpe-Marmion Ac adem y 6A , Je rey Vik -B u alo Gr ove H.S. 7A , “Mo ving Seamlessly Be twee n a 4 and 3 Man F ron t” Alumni R oo m “Unbalanc ed Gun-Wing-T both Run and P ass P ack age s” Gr and Pr airie 3 & 4 Chris R oll-Lak e P ark H.S 8A , “Colle ge R ecrui ng 101” Badg er R oom Sheamus Mur p h y - C h i c ag o B ack of the Y ar ds H.S. 5A , “Cre a ng a Culture and Spre ad Inside Run” Savoy Jesse Chick - Hall of F ame Speak er , “Be yond X ’s and 0’ s” Buck eye/W olv erine R oom HOMEW OOD SUI TE S Hall of F ame R ecep on Ho osier/Ha wk eye R oom Bill Shepar d-R ockf or d Chris an Lif e H.S., “3-3 De fense : 8 Man W ay De fense” Illinois R oom HOMEW OOD SUI TE S Open Illinois R oom 12:00 – 2:00 PM Hall of F ame Banque t 30 FEA TURED SPEAKERS Lo vie Smith Head Coach Univ er sity of Illinois Hue Jack son Head Coach Cle veland Br owns APPLICA TION ILLINI ST AFF SPEAKERS $85.00 Donnie Abr aham Univ er sity of Illinois Includes: IHSF CA Member ship, Hall of Fame Banque t, Joe y Boese Univ er sity of Illinois Luk e Butk us Univ er sity of Illinois Gill Byr d Univ er sity of Illinois No refunds a er April 9, 2018 Aus n Clark Univ er sity of Illinois Frida y Cook out, Br eakf as t, Clinic CD & Social Hour Andr ew Ha yes-St ok er Univ er sity of Illinois Not e: Check, mone y or der or cr edit car d pa ymen t mus t Bob Lig ashesky Univ er sity of Illinois Har dy Nick er son Univ er sity of Illinois acc ompan y this regis tr a on form. 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Ric Ar end Lena-Winslo w H.S. 2. ______CMha a d BAoulglessb ur ger Gib son City - MMeulvsikne -g Soin b lHe .yS H. M.S.I Chris topher Birkner Carlyle H.S. 3. ______4. ______Jon Carruther s Prince ville H.S. Tim Brille y Mort on H.S. 5. ______Jer em y Clodf elder Paris H.S. JEersic s eD Cichk iecr ks o n SimAlet on H.S. Teague Den no Dunlap H.S. Br e De tering Anna-Jonesbor o H.S. 6. ______Na te Eimer Wes t Aur or a H.S. 7. ______8. ______CJohhipn FGilalerrre Wes t Bloom eOld r iHon.S H. M.S.I 9. ______MGaar ry cuGsr iF onrr es t Rockf oDrad En vaills et H.S. Br e He fner E ngham H.S. MTim ik e H Ge yr osess WHeos t mminasn t eErs tatAc aeds eHm .Sy. 10. ______Todd Hollis Elm wood-Brim eld Coop H.S. 11. ______Robbi Ho war d Bear ds town H.S. Jason Kradman Maine Wes t H.S. 12. ______DRya avne K Janc o ox b s AtAhlet onns H.S. COMPLETE AND RETURN THE APPLICA TION WITH FULL PAYMENT Todd Kusk a St Rit a H.S. ❑ $85/Coach Kerr y Mar n Marion H.S. 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Mail applic a on and pa ymen t t o: FCA SPEAKERS Sport Camp s & Clinics, Univ er sity of Illinois, 1700 South Fourth Str ee t, Der ek Leonar d Ken Leonar d Champaign, IL 61820 31 ILLINOIS COACHING ST AFF 2018 HALL OF FAME IDANN ADPPUINO CTEES JOHN BO THE DENNIS BUND Y BARR Y DEIS T DAVE DEJ AE GHER CLINT F OR SYTH J.RAJINM D HY UHGOHFEMSAN JOHN JACK SON RON MUHIT CH LEN ONKEN BOB PIEPER LOVIE SMITH DAN SHARP PAUL THOMASON Head Coach RICH THOMPSON CULLEY WEL TER 2018 Ra y Eliot Aw ar d: DA WN V AN BUSKIRK Addi onal FHoarl lI HoSf FF CaAm Me Beamnbqeur e st h ipc koer t s con tact: Phil Salz er • 3101 North Old Trail Rd., DONNIE ABRAHAM LUKE BUTK US GILL BYRD O ensiv e Line Passing Game Coor dina tor Peoria, IL 61604 • (309) 682-9429 Lineback ers 2018 ILLINOIS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL COACHES ASSOCIA TION C• KLeyInNot Ie CSp eFaEk eAr TURES: Hue Jack son , Head Coach, AUS TIN CLARK ANDREW HA YE S-STOKER BOB LIGASHE SKY • LCo le vveie lSamndit hB—r owHenas d Coach, Univ er sity of Illinois Tigh t Ends • Illinois Football sta conduc ng both clinic sessions De fensiv e Line Wide R eceiv er s Special T eams / and on the eld demons tr a ons • High School clinicians repr esen ng state championship and state runner -up pla yo teams • Division 1, 1 AA , N. 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