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WIDESIDE the Official Newsletter of Football Alberta WIDESIDE The Official Newsletter of Football Alberta Spring Edition, 90th Issue Spring 2014 Novice and Atom Flag Football—Register Now Inside this issue: NCCP Update 2 Member Links 2 Senior Bowl Roster 3 Team Alberta Selection 4 FB AB Coaching Awards 5-6 FB AB Scholarship 7 Program 2014 Membership Info 8 How to create Football Peo- 9 ple in your Community— article by Tim Enger WIDESIDE is the official newsletter of Football Alberta. 11759 Groat Rd Edmonton AB T5M 3K6 (P)780-427-8108 (F)780-427-0524 Web: www.footballalberta.ab.ca Executive Director: Brian Fryer [email protected] Eskimos’ Novice and Atom Flag Football program runs in the fall for Technical Director: Tim Enger ages 6 to 10. All games and practices take place in the Commonwealth [email protected] Fieldhouse. For more details, see our website … Administrative Coordinator: http://footballalberta.ab.ca/web/novice_flag_football/ Sally Ferrero [email protected] National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) Update—by Brian Fryer, Ex. D. Most of you should be aware of the new NCCP programs that are available. A good source for the program is at: http://footballalberta.ab.ca/web/coaching/nccp.php What is offered now is the Community Sport for novice or parent type coaches. This is available online at Football www.footballalberta.ab.ca Canada’s website at (http://www.footballcanada.com/Home/tabid/38/language/en-CA/Default.aspx). The other course available through Football Alberta is the Competition Introduction at Position. We still have to train our Learning Facilitators (LF’s) for the next module that will be offered next year. This will be Competition Introduc- tion at Coordinator. Coaches must attend the Competition at Position course and have taken at least two positions to qualify for the Coordinator clinic. To take the second Competition at Position, you would not have to attend the classroom portion, just the position technical module that is taught. All coaches must take the Making Ethical Decisions (MED) course online at the Coaching Association of Canada (www.coach.ca) and click the Locker. In order to remain active this has to be taken over the next four years. For coaches who want to be certified you would need to have Competition at Position or Coordinator, Course work- book sent in to us, MED online course and be evaluated. We will have Evaluators available for next year. For coaches who do not want to be certified they would have ‘Trained’ status with the Coaching Association of Cana- da’s database. For coaches taking the courses they would be ‘In Training’. So there are several options for coaches to go through the system from wanting to be just a parent coach for 2-3 years, to being Trained or coaches who want to be Certified and move up the ladder in coaching development oppor- tunities. Football Alberta Annual Team Fundraiser—not available in 2014 Unfortunately we will no longer be offering the Pull Ticket team fundraiser due to Gaming and licencing criteria. Since this raffle has to be licenced now, it does not work with how we offered the booklets before. We sincerely ap- preciate all of the teams who participated in this program in the past. Member League Websites...Do we have a link to your league? Call us to add/update a link. Minor Leagues High School CDMFA http://www.cdmfa.ca/ Edm. Metro http://www.telusplanet.net/public/ Red Deer Minor FB www.reddeerminorfootball.ca/ metroedm/Football.html Calgary Bantam http://www.cbfa.ab.ca/ SAMFA - Bantam http://southernalbertaminorfootball.ab.ca/ Calgary http://www.calgaryhighschoolsports.com Lloydminster Minor http://www.lmfa.info/ Wheatland http://www.wheatlandfootball.ca/ GP Pee Wee http://www.gppwfl.com/ Rockyview http://rvsa.rockyview.ab.ca/ Officials Touch & Flag Calgary http://www.cgyfoa.ab.ca/ Edmonton Touch http://www.etfa.ab.ca/ Edmonton http://www.efoa.ca/ Red Deer Touch http://rdtfa.redzoneleagues.com/ Calgary Touch http://www.calgarytouchfootball.com/ Jr. Prairie Conf. http://www.pfcfootball.com Edmonton Flag http://www.effa.ab.ca/ Senior Men’s http://www.eteamz.com/albertafootballleague/ Calgary Youth http://www.calgaryyouthflagfootball.ca/ 2 Senior Bowl 2014 25th Annual Senior Bowl 12:00 pm (Noon) Monday May 19th, 2014 Commonwealth Stadium, Edmonton www.footballalberta.ab.ca Tickets $10/each available at the gate NORTH All-Star Team SOUTH All-Star Team All players listed alphabetically by position All players listed alphabetically by position Quarterback Quarterbacks Cory Knott (Paul Kane, St. Albert) Matthew Fortini (Notre Dame, Calgary) Patrick O’Neill (Jasper Place, Edmonton) Bailey Wasdal (Bishop McNally/Father Lacombe, Calgary) Runningback Runningbacks David Adebayo (Harry Ainlay, Edmonton) Jordan Fasano (Bowness, Calgary) Jacob Battenfelder (Fort Saskatchewan) Isaiah McLellan (Henry Wise Wood, Calgary) Fabeian Johnson (Austin O’Brien, Edmonton) Spencer Miller (Cardston) Donivan Grannum (Holy Rosary, Lloydminster) Franco Poon (St. Francis, Calgary) Receivers Receivers Ty Babiuk (Whitecourt) Jagveer Bahia (Ernest Manning, Calgary) Connor Bergerson (Salisbury, Sherwood Park) Julian Barnett (Bishop McNally/Father Lacombe, Calgary) Kain Kell (Harry Ainlay, Edmonton) Clay Flack (Notre Dame, Calgary) Colby Miller (Spruce Grove) Philip Hallett (George McDougall, Airdrie) Frederic Muamba (Austin O’Brien, Edmonton) William Maxwell (St. Francis, Calgary) Jonathan Muamba (Austin O’Brien, Edmonton) Kyle Moortgat (Cochrane) Tristan Schultenkamper (Jasper Place, Edmonton) Seth Roemmele (Willow Creek, Claresholm) Tyler Turner (Paul Kane, St. Albert) Jake Smith (Henry Wise Wood, Calgary) Offensive Line Offensive Line Zachary Creighton (Bev Facey, Sherwood Park) Brendan Bray (Henry Wise Wood, Calgary) Mark Korte (Spruce Grove) Dale Cummings (Cochrane) Justin Lawrence (Spruce Grove) Steven Dalquist (Bowness, Calgary) Eric Mahe (Holy Rosary, Lloydminster) Trea Hande (Henry Wise Wood, Calgary) Joe McQuay (Notre Dame, Red Deer) Dylan Helbing (Foothills, Okotoks) Brendon Sitko (Fort McMurray) Logan Wall (McCoy, Medicine Hat) T.J. Sloboda (H.J. Cody, Sylvan Lake) Liam West (McCoy, Medicine Hat) Defensive Line Defensive Line Kolton Batdorf (Ross Sheppard, Edmonton) David Choi (Western Canada, Calgary) Bronson Boley (Peace River) Anthony Crowshoe (St. Mary’s, Calgary) Jack Hanna (Bellerose, St. Albert) Brayden Dorren (Bowness, Calgary) Oleg Ivanchenko (Austin O’Brien, Edmonton) Carlo Gallotta (Notre Dame, Calgary) Jordan McCormick (Lloydminster) Brady McCafferty (Bishop McNally/Father Lacombe, Calgary) Jacob Neuls (Bellerose, St. Albert) Jason Van de Graaf (Rundle College, Calgary) Jordan Sperounes (Lloydminster) Linebackers Linebackers Colton Burr (Notre Dame, Calgary) Timothy Atrazhev (Ross Sheppard, Edmonton) James Gaetz (Henry Wise Wood, Calgary) Mitch Brinston (Salisbury, Sherwood Park) Alan Lister (Drumheller) Brendan Friesen (Ardrossan) Scott MacMillan (Cochrane) Tim Hayward (Lindsay Thurber, Red Deer) Stephen Nagy (Notre Dame, Calgary) Taylor Visser (St. Josephs, Grande Prairie) Jared South (Centennial, Calgary) Defensive Backs Cody Thompson (Foothills, Okotoks) Cole Christianson (Ardrossan) Defensive Backs Daniel Loggale (W.P. Wagner, Edmonton) Kendrick Ankamah (B. McNally/Father Lacombe, Calgary) Brandon Mellen (Jasper Place, Edmonton) Andrew Britton (Henry Wise Wood, Calgary) Kadeem Morin (Austin O’Brien, Edmonton) Linden Klein (Crescent Heights, Medicine Hat) Tyler Moroz (Bellerose, St. Albert) Marco Scafidi (Notre Dame, Calgary) Joshua Ouellette (Grande Prairie) Aaron Statz (Notre Dame, Calgary) Sheldon Shaw (W.P. Wagner, Edmonton) Nick Statz (Notre Dame, Calgary) Kicker/Punter Ryan Volpi (Notre Dame, Calgary) Vuyani Ndhlovu (Harry Ainlay, Edmonton) Kicker/Punter Kyle Byrne (Western Canada, Calgary) 3 Team Alberta 2014 Roster After four Talent ID Camps held over two April weekends in Lethbridge, Calgary, Edmonton, and Lacombe which totaled over 325 participants that narrowed them down to 110 finalists followed by the Final Selection Camp on May 9-11, Football Alberta is pleased to announce the following www.footballalberta.ab.ca 40 players who have been selected as Team Alberta U18 2014. The final 40 players will now compete in the Football Canada Cup this July in Saskatoon. The players selected to this camp come from Grade 10 & 11. Alberta has been to the National Championship Game in that tourna- ment the last three years and have finished as runners up to Quebec each time. Here is the roster for Team Alberta 2014 listed by position and alphabetically with their school. Quarterback Alex Basilis (St. Mary’s, Calgary) Defensive Line Colton Hunchak (Notre Dame, Calgary) Dexter Da Silva (Harry Ainlay, Edmonton) Tammo Fouad (Harry Ainlay, Edmonton) Anthony Hume (Harry Ainlay, Edmonton) Runningback Ethan Mahony (Henry Wise Wood, Calgary) Daniel Adesegun J-Min Pelley (B. McNally/F. Lacombe, Calgary) (B. McNally/F. Lacombe, Calgary) Bobby Sugai (Raymond) Miles Browne (Notre Dame, Calgary) Tristen Getzinger (Medicine Hat) Linebackers Ivan Boychuk (Cold Lake) Landon Rosene (H.J. Cody, Sylvan Lake) Gavin Burns (Willow Creek, Claresholm) Brendon Doubell (Henry Wise Wood, Calgary) Receivers Jonathan Leggett (Holy Trinity Academy, Kelton Bailey (Peace River) Okotoks) Sam Clayton (Bev Facey, Sherwood Park) Rory O’Donovan (St. Albert) Justin Dasiuk (Henry Wise Wood, Calgary) Cameron St. Amand (Bishop Carroll, Calgary) Jacob Janke (Harry Ainlay, Edmonton) Defensive Backs Trey Kellogg (Foothills, Okotoks) Daylon Creason (Foothills, Okotoks) Ben Pasiuk (Lindsay Thurber, Red Deer) Bowan Lewis (Notre
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