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Sidelines, March 2018 Final.Pdf March 20, 2017 Issue No. 25 FROM THE Sideline The Official Publication of the New York State High School Football Coaches Association INSIDE: NYSHSFCA Award Winners Announced NYS 12th Man Overcame Father’s Death PLUS: Mangone Practice Wins National AFCA Award Makes ALSO: NY State Briefs President’s Message Perfect Extra Point Rutgers Coach Chris Ash spoke about the Importance of Practice at the NYS Coaches Clinic NYSHSFCA Board of Directors Executive Director President Vice President Lyle Dixon Nick Fitzgerald Rick Voight 4657 White Point Principal, Cairo Durham Central School PO Box 68 Geneva NY 14456 Cairo, NY 12413 Point Lookout, NY 13088 Cell: (585) 330-6125 O: (518) 622-8454 • C: (518) 260-1231 C: (516) 314-9271 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Section I Section V Section IX Joe Casarella Tom Schmandt Gregory Sirico (Past President) Athletic Director, North Rockland HS Athletic Director, Palmyra-Macedon HS Athletic Director, Warwick High School Hammond Road, Thiells, NY 10984 151 Hyde Parkway PO Box 595 O: (845) 942-3390 • C: (914) 673-6915 Palmyra, NY 14522 Warwick, New York 10990 [email protected] O: (315) 597-3409 • C: (585) 737-5642 O: (845) 987-3050 • C: (845) 222-1402 [email protected] [email protected] Tom Lynch Head Coach, North Rockland HS Don Santini (Past Executive Director) Don Clark Hammond Road, Thiells, NY 10984 90 Potter Place Football Coach, Washingtonville HS O: (845) 942-8062 • C: (845) 323-5178 Fairport, NY 14450 52 West Main St. [email protected] H: (585) 223-1274 • C: (585) 350-8241 Washingtonville, NY 10992 [email protected] O: (845) 497-4000 • C: 845-649-3001 Email: [email protected] Section II Section VI Section XI Zach Gobel Tim Delaney Dave Falco Head Coach, Averill Park HS Head Coach, South Park HS Football Coach, Sachem North HS 146 Gettle Road 150 Southside Parkway 3 Jarvis Lane Averill Park, NY 12018 Buffalo, NY 14220 Center Moriches, NY 11934 C: (518) 727-3126 O: (716) 816-4828 • C: (716) 380-4325 O: (631) 471-1396 • C: (631) 793-5207 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Tom Heinzelman (Past President) Brian Wilson Gregory Lauri 27 Willow Road Head Coach, Depew HS Asst. Football Coach, John Glenn HS Queensbury, NY 12804 5201 Transit Road 113 North Ocean Drive H: (518) 798-3547 • C: (518) 361-0297 Depew, NY 14043 Islip, NY 11751 [email protected] O: (716) 686-5077 • C: (716) 867-0536 O: (631) 266-5488 • C: (631) 379-9876 [email protected] [email protected] Section III Section VII Section XII Kevin DeParde Bob Sutphen Alan Paturzo (2nd Vice President) Football Coach, East Syracuse-Minoa HS Ticonderoga Central School Football Coach, Susan Wagner HS 6400 Freemont Road 99 Pine Springs Dr. Staten Island, NY 10314 East Syracuse, NY 13057 Ticonderoga, NY 12883 O: (718) 983-5190 • C: (917) 806-0231 O: (315) 434-3050 • C: (315) 254-5592 O: (518) 585-7400 • H: (518) 585-3620 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Kyle McKenna Paul Sealy CHSFL Brooklyn Tech HS East Syracuse-Minoa HS Kevin M. Hanifan 29 Fort Greene Place 126 Sedgwick Road 35 Glen Brook Road Brooklyn, NY 11217 Syracuse, NY 13203 Hicksville, NY 11801 C: (917) 592-0744 O: (315) 428-9928 • C: (315) 480-6100 cell: (516) 816-9647 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Section IV Section VIII Past President Steve Virkler (3rd Vice President) Joe Vito George Mangicaro Owego Free Academy Football Coach, Roosevelt HS 7170 Opal Drive 1 Sheldon Guile Blvd. 52 Franklin Street Liverpool, NY 13088 Owego, NY 13827 East Rockaway, NY 11518 C: (315) 447-3510 H: (607) 625-4709 • C: (607) 727-7199 O: (516) 345-7216 • H: (516) 593-1057 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Treasurer Jason Miller Rick Voight (Vice President) Bonnie Mangicaro Waverly HS PO Box 68 7170 Opal Drive 1 Frederick Street Point Lookout, NY 11569 Liverpool, NY 13088 Waverly, NY 14892 C: (516) 314-9271 C: (315) 447-3510 C: (607) 425-2777 H: (607) 598-2665 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] From The Sidelines is the official publication of the NYSHSFCA and is published 4 times a year. Sidelines Editor: The Official Publication of the New York State High School Football Coaches Association Mark Adair, 86 Park Lane Circle, Lockport, NY 14094 (716) 438-7401 • [email protected] THE NEW YORK STATE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION -ZMF%JYPO, &YFDVUJWF%JSFDUPS Office (585)- 8IJUFTQPJOU (FOFWB /: E-mail:[email protected] MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION NAME: SCHOOL: SECTION POSITION: CONTACT PHONE: SCHOOL ADDRESS: HOME ADDRESS: **E-MAIL ADDRESS: MEMBERSHIPS RUN FROM JANUARY 1 TO DECEMBER 31. Active Coach - $ Athletic Director - $ Institutional Member - $(University, College, Professional Team) Retired Coach - $20.00@@@@@@'SJFOEPG'PPUCBMM Staff Membership (Head Coach & up to 6 Assistants) - $ List Staff: (Please Print) Name ______________________________ E-mail Address __________________________________________ Name ______________________________ E-mail Address __________________________________________ Name ______________________________ E-mail Address __________________________________________ Name ______________________________ E-mail Address __________________________________________ Name ______________________________ E-mail Address __________________________________________ Name ______________________________ E-mail Address __________________________________________ **Please provide e-mail addresses to ensure electronic delivery of all Association Publications. Please send completed form and payment to: NYSHSFCA, ;hggb^FZg`b\Zkh%Mk^Zlnk^k 2SDO'ULYH/LYHUSRRO1< Institutional Members University at Albany Hamilton College University of Rochester Alfred University Hartwick College St. John Fisher College Brockport State College Hobart College Stony Brook University Buffalo State College Hudson Valley CC Syracuse University University at Buffalo Ithaca College Union College Colgate University Mansfield University Utica College Cornell University Marist College Wake Forest Cornell University Sprint Football Morrisville State College Cortland State College University of Nevada University of Delaware Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Promotion of our Game is Crucial EXECUTIVE Dairy Association. I would also like to congratulate all the award winners as well as all the Scholar Athletes through- out the state. Director’s We will be operating our five combines throughout the state during the first few weeks in May. As in the past, we will be selecting approximately 250-300 athletes from these MESSAGE combines to participate in a Skills Showcase at Ithaca By Lyle Dixon College on Sunday, July 15th. Also, we will again sponsor our NYSHSFCA 7-on-7 Championships with the large- We recently completed our 18th NYSHSFCA Clinic at school division on July 14th and the small-school division Turning Stone Resort which was attended by over 600 on July 15th. We have opened our enrollment to encourage coaches. more teams to attend so that we can meet our goal of hav- I would like to thank two of our main sponsors, Turning ing at least 24 small and large schools participate from Stone and HUDL, for their generous sponsorships which throughout the state. truly help make this such a successful clinic. As always, we Again, if you are interested in bringing your team, please try to provide relevant topics and speakers to continue contact your section representative to the NYSHSFCA teaching new strategies, concepts, techniques, and safety which are all listed on page 2 in this publication. procedures to better promote the game of football. With the number of participants playing football decreas- We want to encourage your feedback regarding our clin- ing throughout the state, it is crucial that we do whatever ic so that we can meet all your needs. If you have sugges- we can to promote this great game. tions regarding the clinic format, speakers, topics, etc. Leagues have been forced to eliminate JV teams or play please pass them along to either myself or to your section eight-man football to sustain their programs. There is even representative to our Executive Committee. a movement to eliminate football within a few states. It is I would like to thank the American Dairy Association more important than ever to get out and promote our pro- (Fuel UP to Play 60 Program) for again sponsoring our grams in a positive light. Awards Banquet which is held on Friday night during the clinic. We would not be able to put on such a first-class Yours in Football, awards banquet without the dedication of the American Lyle Dixon, Executive Director NYSHSFCA 5 Awards, Clinics and Summer Work THE school football in NYS from the classroom to the field and with media and coaches shows that we are truly growing into a powerhouse state for the sport. President’s Thank you to the Board of Directors for creating such a great event and promoting the best sport on MESSAGE earth. The time that all of these volunteers put into making the clinic such a big success, along with other By Nick Fitzgerald endeavors, shows how much they care about the game The NYSHSFCA would like to thank all of the coach- of football. es for making our annual clinic such a big success. One event of particular interest for everyone is com- We had almost 600 coaches register for the event, ing up soon. by far the biggest event we have ever held at the The NYSHSFCA’s 7-on-7 NYS Passing Turing Stone Casino! Championship and our Elite Skills Showcase will be Not only was it a great opportunity to visit vendors, held at Ithaca Cpollege once again. old friends, colleagues and meet new people and con- We will be hosting regional combines through the tacts as well, it was an opportunity to see some month of May (see your section rep) to see who quali- dynamic speakers and improve your craft as a coach. fies for the Elite Skills Showcase on July 15 at Ithaca It was great to see coaches from all levels interact- College.
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