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NCAA DIVISION I PLAYERS: JUNE 17 – 20 (Monday-Thursday) John Yowell: DL Bowling Green Benny McGowan: OL Michigan St. Entering Grades K – 8 Randy Gunlock: OL Miami, OH Brandt Gressel: DT Iowa Chuck Thomas: RB Dartmouth Evan Lisle: OL Ohio St 9:00 a.m. – noon Mike Pignatiello: K Dayton Jake Replogle: DT Purdue Dave Brown: DL Bowling Green Jared Weyler: OL Minnesota Bill Becker: DL Iowa State Pat Osterhage: OL Wake Forest This year's camp will be open to students who have Terry Bach: DL Ohio State Tito Odenigbo: DL Illinois th Jeff Felton: OL Michigan Cameron Langer DB Butler completed kindergarten through 8 grade and will Doug McEldowney: K Ohio State Chad Coeling DL Toledo Chris Davis: LB Miami, Fl. Clayton Schmerber TE Easter Ky be held at the CHS Football Stadium. Tom Delaney: QB Kent State Scott Garrison DL Harvard Doug Fletcher: WR Kent State Jack Disser DB Butler Participants are expected to improve in: Todd Hall: OL Dayton Grant Tinnerman: K, Bowling Green Frank Carr: OL Arizona State Adam Hensley:, LB West Virginia • Passing/Receiving Bob Ptacek: LB Miami, OH Xavior Motley: DB, Ohio University Larry Kubaszewski: WR Miami Ilyaas Motley: DB, Ohio University • Ball Handling Gary Alders: QB Ohio State Jacob Harrison: QB, Navy Dave Stout: OL Louisiana State Colin Debord: WR, Bowling Green • Blocking Techniques Dave Morrill: DL Ohio State Michael Purcell, Elon University Scott Neff: K Ohio State Mason Kuhr, Miami of Ohio • Open Field Running Jim Tomallo: QB Air Force Jevon Henderson, DL,Bowling Green Greg Doll: WR Kentucky Sam Vance, Air Force Academy • Agility Jody Welde: DB Dayton Jake Spiewak, Air Force Academy Jason Zeller: K Bowling Green Trey King, Duquesne University Matt Bradley: DL Pittsburgh Max Wynn, Miami (OH) John Schaefer: OL Miami, OH Campers will learn proper Brian Stout: DB Miami, OH Doug Bradley: DL Vanderbilt Techniques in: Pat Thomas: DL Ohio State Keith Bertram: LB Eastern Mich. • Tackling Dave Miller: QB Kentucky Kirk Herbstreit: QB Ohio State • Punting/Kicking Jon Berger: K Ohio State Deron Brown: RB Ohio State Jeff Bohlman: P Ohio State Scott Alexander: RB Dayton This is a NON-CONTACT camp with some use Young Hahn: LB Army Andy Krupa: DL Kent State Andy Harmon: DL Kent State of shields and bags. No helmets will be Joe Krupa: OL Army Derek McBeth: DL Ball State needed. We will stress fundamentals, hard Andy Bracken: WR Air Force Craig Peeps: OL Kent State work and team work throughout the week. Matt Cravens: OL Miami, OH Greg Wafford: WR Louisville Water will be provided but it is Jeremy Adkins: RB Miami, OH Luke Morton: LS Eastern KY recommended that campers bring their own Chad Brightman: DE Miami, OH Ben Mercer: QB Dayton water bottles as well. Jay Fullenkamp: OL Dayton David George: RB Dayton The camp will consist of specialized coaching Jon Zimmerman: OL Dayton Ryan Hawk: QB Ohio University Ray Huston: RB Ohio University for more advanced campers, active Andy DeVito: OL Dayton Zac Elcess: OL Marshall participation on the field, chalkboard Jason Flowers DB Toledo Mike Nugent: K Ohio State instruction by coaching staff, and film of A.J. Hawk: LB Ohio State Brent Ullery: WR Ohio State professional, college, and Centerville High Tom Ingham : DL Ohio State Greg Malone OL Eastern KY School football games. Eric Larrimer: OL Ball State Dan Cline: DL Western Kentucky Scott Chillinsky DB Cincinnati Jameson Hartke DL Ohio U. Jeremy Kash: LS West Virginia The cost of this year's camp is $65 Tyler Replogle LB Indiana Will Johnson: RB West Virginia and includes an official camp t-shirt. Jay Cravens: RB Ball St. Drew Serruto: DL Eastern Mich. You may also register at 8:00am, first day of Adam Replogle: DL Indiana Jake Feldmeyer OL Illinois camp. Matt Wall: LS Toledo th Nick Lisle: OL Dayton *There will be no refunds after June 16 John Ehrensberger: DB Dayton For additional information about the camp, contact: Michael Bennett: DL Ohio State Kyle Rose: DL West Virginia Brent Ullery, HEAD COACH Mike Replogle: LB Indiana Chris Willis: OL Eastern KY 500 E. Franklin St., Centerville OH 45459 Tristin Boykin: RB Kent State Ayinde Ramsey: DB Indiana St. Ifeadi Odenigbo Northwestern Cell: 937 – 369 – 7759 Jay Mastin: DB Miami (OH) [email protected] PAY ONLINE AT: www.CentervilleElksFootball.com www.CentervilleElksFootball.com The Centerville Football Program : , 2019 Centerville Football has long been recognized as one (Since 1974) th of the premier high school football programs in the Wins: 343 Losses: 110 7759 – state of Ohio. Over the past half-century, the program Greater Western Ohio Conference ____________ 20: - has built a tradition of winning matched by few. & Western Ohio League Champions 369 – Centerville has won 23 Conference Championships in the past 1975 1979 1983 1991 2000 38 years. In this same time span, the team has reached the state LLC Pride,Elk $65 Per Camper 1976 1980 1984 1993 2004 PAY ONLINE AT: playoffs 15 times, reaching the regional level every time, and Centerville, Centerville, OH 45459 1977 1981 1985 1998 2006 Cell: 937 were state runners-up in 1991. In 1986, the Elks finished the 500 FranklinStreet East Brent Brent HeadUllery, Coach season ranked Number One in the state of Ohio. to Payable Checks Make 1978 1982 1986 1999 2007 Contact Coach Brent at Ullery Centerville Centerville High School Athletics Send Registration Checks andto: www.CentervilleElksFtooball.com 2009 2011 2014 2017 NO REFUNDS after June 16 The Centerville Football program plays STATE PLAYOFFS: Additional For : Information a complete schedule of games on both the JV and 9th grade levels, in addition 1984 1986 1991 1993 1998 to its varsity schedule. The Elks are a member of the Greater Western Ohio 1999 2004 2005 2007 2008 Conference, which consists of 9 teams. 2009 2010 2011 2013 2014 2017 3X The Elks play their home games at – 2019 Centerville Stadium, one of the finest 2X high school facilities in Ohio, which has REGIONAL STATE RUNNER- - : Youth or Adult Grade for 2019 for Grade Adult orYouth : XL e a seating Capacity of 8,000 CHAMPIONS: UP: – 1984 1991 L Centerville football players have received 1991 – M many honors over the years. 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