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NATIONAL FOOTBALL FOUNDATION AND HALL OF FAME Scholar/Athlete Awards Banquet 28 ANNIVERSARY SOUTH JERSEY CHAPTER Jim, Thank you for your years of dedicated service to the Atlantic District of the New Jersey Football President - Dave Laveson Assignor - George McClain Secretary - Leon Daniels State Delegate - Paul Guyermelli Treasurer - John LaTorre Cadet Supervisor - Bud Oechslin SOUTH JERSEY NATIONAL FOOTBALL FOUNDATION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Mr. Michael McGhee - President • Mr. Henry Wimberg - Treasurer • Mr. Steve Fortis • Mr. John Pierantozzi Mr. Tony Surace • Mr. Ed Andrews • Mr. Jay Accorsi • Dr. Ted D’Alessio Mr. Michael Gatley • Mr. Dave Bennett • Mr. William Shaughnessy TONIGHT’S GAME PLAN Welcome ...........................................................................................Michael McGhee N.F.F. Executive Committee Member Master of Ceremonies .................................................................... Pete Thompson 97.3 ESPN FM Pledge of Allegiance .......................................................................Andrew Maihue Cedar Creek High School Invocation ............................................................................................. Ted D’Alessio MASTER OF CEREMONY Recipient: Jim Conroy .........................................................................Dave Laveson NJFOA Atlantic Chapter President Recipient: Dave Weinberg ...................................................................... Steve Fortis N.F.F. Executive Committee Member Recipient: Frank LaSasso ..................................................................... Mike Gatley N.F.F. Executive Committee Member DINNER Recipient: Chris Sacco - Pleasantville HS .............................Stephen Townshend Athletic Director Pleasantville HS Recipient: Tim Watson - Cedar Creek HS ........................................Mike McGhee Athletic Director Cedar Creek HS And Scholarships ................................................Pete Thompson - 97.3 ESPN FM Dave Bennett - N.F.F. - Committee Member, Henry Wimberg Jr. - N.F.F. - Treasurer .................................................... Drew DeMorat Mainland Regional HS Thank You For Attending And Have A Safe Journey Home. 2019-2020 SCHOLAR-ATHLETE HALL OF FAME RECIPIENTS RECIPIENT SCHOOL COACH Brian Searight Absegami Dennis Scuderi Connor Culmone Atlantic City Leo Hamlett Justin Garner Bridgeton Steve Lane Lucas Santiago Buena Jon Caputo Andrew Mahieu Cedar Creek Tim Watson Zak Reigottie Cumberland Regional Dwayne Hendricks Michael Carfagno Egg Harbor Township Kevin Stetser Ryan Barts Hammonton Jim Raso Tom Finan Holy Spirit A.J. Russo Nicholas Castellano Lower Cape May Brian Hindle Drew DeMorat Mainland Regional Chuck Smith Karl Giulian Middle Township Frank Riggitano Tyrell Dunn Millville Dennis Thomas Angel Casanova Oakcrest Eric Anderson Louis “Louie” Williams Ocean City Kevin Smith Torvon Ransome Penns Grove John Emel Justin Stacknick Pennsville Memorial Mike Healy Ernest Howard Pleasantville Chris Sacco Cesar Carrasco Schalick Seth Brown Angelo Fodera St. Augustine Prep Pete Lancetta Stephen Omrod St. Joseph Paul Sacco Jr. Ryan Shelton Vineland Dan Russo Daniel Gerrity Woodstown John Adams Max McGrath Wildwood Ken Loomis Scholarship Sponsors-2020 GOLD SPONSORS Shore Ortho University Associates Glenn Insurance Advance Treads Inc. SILVER SPONSORS BRONZE SPONSORS Tenbrook Orthodontics 1994-1995 Contribution to Amateur Football Award: John Boyd 2000-2001 Distinguised American Award: Rob McGinty Contribution to Amateur Football Award: Mike Burns 2011-2012 Rajhon White Nathan Haden Matthew DeSalle Millville Nicholas Tyndal Oakcrest Tyler Owens Tyler Wilk Vineland Wildwood Zak Barrett Woodstown 2010-2011 2011-2012 Contribution to Amateur Football Award: George Wilkinson 2013-2014 Grant Nulty Jose Flores Garrett Mayhew Matt Matro Dandre Dennis Joshua Frederick Mainland David Donovan Millville Oakcrest Daniel Reinhold Michael Mc Grath Vineland Woodstown 2012-2013 2013-2014 Distinguished American Award: Dr Joseph Bernardini Distinguished American Award: Eric Hamilton Contribution to Amateur Football Award: Bob Hogan Contribution to Amateur Football Award: Ken Williams 2014-2015 2015-2016 Tyler Welch Jake Alton Mark Mosley Tyler Rainear Nicholas Sartorio Dante Moore Jonathan Ryker Mainland Mainland Millville Senior Donovan Howard Oakcrest Mark Turner Millville Jeffery Hoffner Oakcrest Matthew Hess Jaron Maldonado Rocco Ordille Vineland Ryan Banks Vineland Wildwood 2014-2015 Woodstown Distinguished American Award: Charles “Chalky” Ottinger 2015-2016 Contribution to Amateur Football Award: Bobby Weiss Contribution to Amateur Football Award: Gary Degenhardt 2016-2017 2017-2018 Alex Walk Zachary Sterr Scott Jones Jake Maxwell Saheed Grandison Buena Aaron White Jr Ron Gibson Maurice Sherrod Daniel Woelfel Mainland Mainland Millville Oakcrest Millville Dan Walsh Oakcrest Matt Field Marvin Orellana Dylan Dowd Bryson Townsend Michael Mascioli Andrew Silver Schalick Vineland Jarred Banks Wildwood Nick Sottnick Woodstown Vineland 2016-2017 Woodstown Distinguished American Award: Charles “Chuck” Endicott 2017-2018 Distinguished American Award: Frank Campo Contribution to Amateur Football Award: Henry Wimberg 2018-2019 Reconstructive i Orthopaedics Buena Antwine Rivera Adelin Iseini Michael Brown Millville Oakcrest ?? Schalick N/A CONGRATULATIONS to the Vineland 2018-2019 Distinguished American Award: Jim Quinn 2019-2020 NFF Scholar-Athletes Mark Clements 2020 2020 The Bill Walsh I 2020 2020 2020 The Carriage House • 25 South Pitney Road Galloway, NJ 08205 • Phone: 609-748-2400 PRINT SIGNS MARKETING CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE 2019-2020 athletes & honorees 2558 Tilton Road • Egg Harbor Township signalgraphics.com/217 609.569.9990 COMMITTED TO EXCELLENCE CARING STAFF • EMERGENCY SERVICE CONVENIENT HOURS ADVANCED TREATMENTS Address: 25 E Main St., Millville, NJ 08332 Phone Number: 856.825.4259 Hours of operation: Monday- Thursday: 8:30 am – 6:30pm (with our lunch hour from 1:00pm – 2:00pm) PROUD SUPPORTER of the National Football Foundation The South Jersey National Football Foundation proudly supports: www.julianospub.com 2264 Ocean Heights Ave Egg Harbor Township, NJ 08234 Walt’s Original PIZZA Somers Point Egg Harbor Township ROCAP SHANNON MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME A New Jersey Corporation 24 North Second Street, Millville, NJ 08332 Phone: (856) 825-0781 Fax: (856) 825-8275 email: [email protected] Jean Griner Shannon CEO Robert J. Shannon Licensed Manager NJ#3163 J. Timothy Shannon Sec./Tres NJ#3913 Tina Shannon Director NJ#3912 Established Circa 1868 On behalf of the Superintendent of Schools of the Pleasantville School District, the Board of Education, the Mr. Howard Johnson, the Principal of Pleasantville School District, and the Athletic Department, We would like to extend our warmest congratulations to Coach Chris Sacco on this most deserving award. We wish Coach Sacco many years of success and good luck in all his future endeavors. On behalf of the Superintendent of Schools of the Pleasantville School District, the Board of Education, the Mr. Howard Johnson, the Principal of Pleasantville School District, and the Athletic Department, We would like to extend our warmest congratulations to Ernest Howard on this most deserving award. As Ernest prepares for his collegiate years, we wish him many years of athletic success and academic excellence in all his future endeavors. Galloway Real Estate is a proud sponsor of the South Jersey Chapter of the National Football Foundation. Congratulations to all the scholar athletes on your accomplishments and continued wishes for success! Larry’s Bar & Restaurant 856-327-1144 GREAT FOOD! KARL GIULIAN KARL GIULIAN THE MILLVILLE THUNDERBOLT CLUB WOULD LIKE TO CONGRATULATE OUR SCHOLAR ATHLETE IN 2020!2018! IT’S ALWAYS A GREAT DAY TO BE A BOLT!! WAY TO GO EAGLES! St. Joseph High School And The 2019 Wildcat Football Team Congratulate Our National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete #57 Stephen Omrod We are all proud of you and all you have accomplished. Go confidently in the direction of your dreams and we will all continue to support you with pride in our hearts.
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