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Volume 10, No. 2 SERVING MICHIGAN'S COACHES May 2007 15 Will Enter Hall of Inside: Fame in 2007 2007 All Star Coaches...... 2 Induction Ceremonies Important Dates...... 2 May 19 • Indoor Track Building Notes...... 3 The University of Michigan Scholarships...... 4 This year’s class of 15 coaches have accumulated 2,633 wins in 471 coach- TS Golf Scramble...... 4 ing years for an average of over 164 wins and nearly 30 years each. For tickets - see back panel of this newsletter. NATS...... 5 Increase Speed Immediately...... 6 Victor Balaj Ricard McCarthy Leadership Camp...... 7 Anchor Bay Reeths-Puffer Bruce Bendix Ralph Munger Championship Offensive Line...... 8 Saginaw Heritage Rockford Fran Herrington Award...... 9 Richard Bush Bill Murray Advertising in the Newsletter...... 9 Battle Creek Central Brighton Bud Doba Patrick O’Keefe Oakridge Lineman Camp...... 10 Warren Cousino Grand Ledge Dave Farris Jeffrey Putnam Lowell QB Camp...... 12 Boyne City Davison MaxPreps School Service Award..14 Tim Gayle Ben Steele Clinic Manuals...... 14 Onsted Vestaburg Thomas Kopp Jack Wallace 2007 All Star Rosters...... 18 Clifford Smart MS Fowlerville Alliance Award...... 20 Tom Wender Iron Mountain Teacher/Coach Resource...... 21 MHSFCA Hall of Fame App...... 22 Membership Report MHSCA/Gatorade Awards...... 23 Jim Clawson, Membership Chairman Placement Service Form...... 23 MHSFCA Membership 2,207 Total MHSFCA Hall of Fame Tickets.....24 Membership Applications...... 24 February 1, 2007 Membership runs September-August May 2007 MHSFCA NEWSLETTER Page MHSFCA Michigan High DIRECTORS Meetings & Region 1 Important Dates East - Brandon Bruce, Newberry School Football North - Paul Jacobson, Negaunee South - Rico Menghini, Norway Region 2 Coaches Matt Prisk, Traverse City West All Star Selection Meeting Matt Stapleton, Frankfort East - Allen Park HS/West - Okemos HS Association Region 3 12/13 January 2007 Gus Kapolka, Manistee 35th Winners Circle Clinic Steve Wilson, Fruitport Region 4 McCamly Plaza, Battle Creek Al Doty, Pinconning 18-20 January 2007 Kelly Luplow, Clare 55th Coach of the Year Clinic Hall of Fame Region 5 Soaring Eagle Hotel, Mt. Pleasant Banquet Craig Healey, Flushing 2-3 March 2007 Region 6 and Noel Dean, Lowell Board of Directors Spring Meeting Ralph Munger, Rockford University of Michigan Induction Ceremony Region 7 Schembechler Hall Mark Blaesser, Gull Lake 10:00 Saturday May 19, 2007 Mingle: 5:30 p.m. Todd Miller, Plainwell Region 8 Hall of Fame Banquet Dinner: 6:30 p.m. Doug Bess, Battle Creek Central University of Michigan Program: 7:30 p.m Ed Greenman, Battle Creek Harper Creek 5:30 Saturday May 19, 2007 Region 9 May 19, 2007 Jack Wallace, Fowlerville NATS Combines Rob Zimmerman, DeWitt Region 10 Sunday, May 20, Jenison HS. Scott Farley, Leslie Deadline to register: May 16 Indoor Track Building Mark Raczkowski, East Jackson Sunday, June 3, South Lyon HS. Region 11 Deadline to register: June 3 University of Dennis Hopkins, Linden Sunday, June 10 Superior Dome, Marquette. Michigan, Region 12 Deadline to register: June 6 Brad Bays, Sandusky Ann Arbor Bill Brown, Deckerville ations Leadership Camp Region 13 tul See page 24 for Ticket Info. Brad Bush, Chelsea Congra 21 July 2007 • MSU Mark Thomas, South Lyon Look for more details online at Region 14 MHSFCA.com Tom Hoover, Allen Park Eric Redmond, Carleton Airport Region 15 MHSFCA John Goddard, Royal Oak Shrine OFFICERS 2007 Mike Boyd, Our Lady of the Lakes Newsletter is NOT Forwarded Region 16 MHSFCA Newsletters are NOT forwarded by Eric Smith, Mackenzie the Postal Service. To insure that you continue President Drake Wilkins, Denby Tech. to receive the MHSFCA Newsletter please Al Slamer, Battle Creek Central notify Membership Chairman, Jim Clawson of Region 17 address changes. Gary Griffith, Troy Jim Clawson 1st Vice-President Keith Stephens, Pontiac Northern MHSFCA Membership Chairman Dave Larkin, Jenison Region 18 21681 Thorofare Mike Powell, Warren Cousino Grosse Ile, MI 48138 Jim Venia, Marysville The MHSFCA NEWSLETTER is the official 2nd Vice-President publication of the Michigan High School Football Even number Regions elected in even years. Odd number Regions elected in odd years. Coaches Association with the expressed aim of Brad Grayvold, Norway keeping Michigan High School football coaches informed of developments in their profession. Executive Director Larry Merx, Editor Day (734) 222-9800 Don Lessner Home: (734) 439-3184, Fax (734) 439-0049 email: [email protected] Chaplain 39 W. Judd Rd. Milan, MI 48160 Loren Willey, Clio May 2007 MHSFCA NEWSLETTER Page Past Presidents Committee Chairs Dave Driscoll, Jackson Parkside ‘72-’73 Academic All State NOTES Todd Laventure, Caro Dutch Schrotenboer, Alpena ‘74 All-Star Bud Breed, Portage Northern ‘75 Gus Kapolka, Manistee Michigan High School Ron Holland, North Farmington ‘76 Assistant Coach Award Dick McGiness, Lake City Coaches Association Ivan Muhlenkamp, St. Joseph ‘77 Clinic Jeff Smith, East Lansing ‘78 Al Slamer, Battle Creek Central (MHSCA) Harley Pierce, Sturgis ‘79 Combine Committee Distinguished Walt Braun, Marysville ‘80 Rod Baker, Dearborn Ethics Service Award Jim Ooley, Traverse City ‘81 Wes Wishart, Belleville Tom Fagan, Ypsilanti ‘82 Jim Crowley Award Dick Harris, Harrison ‘83 Larry Sellers, Traverse City St. Francis Don Lessner has been chosen to be Finance the recipient of the 2007 Michigan Arnie Besonen, Owen-Gage ‘84 Brad Bush, Chelsea Dick Look, Tawas ‘85 Fraser Foundation High School Coaches Association’s Dis- Terry Rose, Stevensville-Lakeshore ‘86 Noel Dean, Lowell tinguished Service Award for his many Hall Of Fame Mark Covert, Fenton ‘87 Tom Fagan, Ypsilanti years of service to the MHSFCA. The John Dean, Detroit Northern ‘88 Historian award will be presented on Septem- Dan Lauer, Benton Harbor ‘89 Jack Carlson, Holland West Ottawa ber 16 at the annual MHSCA Hall of Jim Ahern, Ithaca ‘90 Honorary Membership Roger Bearss, Frankenmuth Fame Banquet on the CMU campus. Tom Moshimer, Plymouth Salem ‘91 Leadership The award is presented each year to Bob Knight, Portage Central ‘92 Dave Lawrence, Dexter someone who has done an outstand- Dave Woodcock, Jenison ‘93 Membership Jim Clawson, Monroe St. Marys Catholic Dennis Zbozen, Romeo ‘94 ing job for athletics in general and has Placement Bill Tucker, Flint Powers ‘95 Marcus Dukes, Hartland shown consideration and assistance Larry Rueger, Mona Shores/Fruitport ‘96 Playoff to the high school prep scene and the Larry Merx, Ann Arbor Huron ‘97 Tom Barbieri, Dexter Michigan High School Coaches Asso- Political Action Jack Schugars, Muskegon Oakridge ‘98 Dave Farris, Petoskey ciation. Some Past recipients of the Larry Sellers, Traverse City St. Francis ‘99 Public Relations MHSCA Distinguished Service Award Tim Klein, Roscommon ‘00 John Herrington, Farmington Harrison Rules include: Keith Froelich, Okemos ‘01 Pete Coll, Center Line Fritz Crisler, Biggie Munn, Jack Jim Clawson, Monroe St. Mary’s Catholic ‘02 Scholarship Heppenstall, Paul Carey, Don Bob Scheloske, South Lyon ‘03 Mike Wojda, Alpena Canham, Muddy Waters, Morley Mike Wojda, Alpena ‘04 Sportswear Tony Ceccacci, Ortonville-Brandon Fraser, Vern Norris, Walt Bazyle- Pete Coll, Center Line ‘05 Youth Football Jim Buttson, Allen Park ‘06 Bill Hollenbeck, Maple City-Glen Lake wicz, Dick Kishpaugh, and Jerry Web Site Cvengros. Vincent LeVeille, Vassar Legal Representative For ticket information contact: Dave Malicki, Melvindale Dan McShannock, Executive Secretary 4709 Pinewood Dr. Midland, MI 48640 (989) 835-5609 (home) (989) 923-5382 (work) NEWSLETTER (989) 923-5301 (fax) Encourages Visit Contributors MHSFCA the Leadership Camp Over the past years several of Michigan’s best coaches have sent materials for the News- 21 July 2007 • MSU letter. We encourage you to join that group. MHSFCA See info. and registration form on pages 5 and 6 Deadline for Submissions for October Newsletter Web Site Tuberous Sclerosis — September 15 — Larry Merx Golf Scramble 39 West Judd Rd. See info. and registration Milan, MI 48160 MHSFCA.com form on page 4 and Phone (734) 439-3184 www.Tackling TS.org [email protected] May 2007 MHSFCA NEWSLETTER Page 2007 Scholarship Winners from Mike Wojda, Alpena, Scholarship Chair he MHSFCA will award 11 scholarships for the 2006-2007 academic year. In addition to the MHSFCA funded scholarships, Baden, makers of the MHSFCA All Star Game ball and their Michigan representative, Mark Mears, have funded a $500 scholarship and Varsity Gold has also contributed $500 to fund an additional scholarship. T The scholarships will be awarded at halftime of the All Star Football Game. Each recipient will be presented with a plaque proclaiming the award and a check for $500 will be sent to the institution of their choice for post high school education. Andrew Klinkman Anthony Rozanski Nelson Palomaki Dexter Temperance Bedford Iron Mountain Coach Tom Barbieri Coach Craig Trychel Coach Scott Boddy Michael Kasper Ryan Knapp Brian Langstaff Dowagiac Utica Arenac Eastern Coach Mike Stanger Coach Anthony Smith Coach Gordon Ostrander Troy Howe Daniel Moore Bryan Shagena Ovid Elsie Greenville Deckerville Coach Jerry Goosen Coach David Moore Coach Bill Brown Scott Shustha Vincent Pizzino Wyoming Lee Alpena Coach Thomas Degennaro Coach Jack Gebauer Help us tackle Tuberous Sclerosis! Golf Scramble

What Is Coaches Tackle TS? Where? The friends of Tyler Wooer, who was diagnosed with the disease in 2003, started High Pointe Golf Course, near tackling TS Charity. Our Mission is to raise funds and awareness for the fight Traverse City against Tuberous Sclerosis on the local and national level. Special thanks to Jason & Sarah Morrow, Joe & Jaime Esper and Rob Turner for their efforts in organizing TTS When? Charity and the Golf Scramble. Saturday, June 30th, 2007 What Is TS? How Much? Tuberous sclerosis is a genetic disorder that causes tumors to form in many $80 per golfer different organs, primarily in the brain, eyes, heart, kidney, skin and lungs. You will see it referred to both as tuberous sclerosis (TS) and tuberous sclerosis complex Registration Form (TSC). The true prevalence of TS is unknown, but its incidence has recently been Available online at: estimated to be 1 in 6,000 live births. This means approximately 50,000 individuals in the United States and more than 1 million worldwide have TSC. It occurs in both http://www.mhsfca.com/ sexes and in all races and ethnic groups. Golf%20page.htm Tuberous sclerosis is characterized by lesions of the skin and central nervous system, tumor growth and seizures. The disease affects some people severely, while Or others are so mildly affected that it often goes undiagnosed. Some people with Tackling TS Charity tuberous sclerosis experience developmental delay, mental retardation and autism. PO Box 14 How can you help? Kingsley, MI 49649 Participate in the Golf Scramble. [email protected] Visit www.tacklingts.org to learn more about TS. www.tacklingts.org Create awareness of TS within your football team and community. All donations made to TTSC are tax deductible. (231) 218-3469 May 2007 MHSFCA NEWSLETTER Page

About NATS NATS is a non-profit AFCA (American Football Coaches Association) program. The program is a nationwide stan- dardized athletic performance test that produces results that can be used to track and compare the players’ athletic ability and development. In many respects NATS is an athletic version of the SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test) for high school football players. Most importantly however, NATS is a means of providing players, parents, coaches and school counselors important information and year round services pertaining to college recruiting, NCAA academic requirements, financial aid and athletic performance analysis and preparation.

NATS tests are presently scheduled for the states of Alabama, California, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Indi- ana, Maryland, Michigan, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Oklahoma, Virginia, and Washington.

Visit www.nats.us for more information. An online video is available to further explain the NATS program. May 2007 MHSFCA NEWSLETTER Page Learn How to Increase Speed Immediately with Four Simple Drills

by: Joe Heiler PT, CSCS hat is the best way to increase speed for football? Improve acceleration! This means getting to full speed in as little time as possible. Football requires short intense bursts of speed, and the most successful are those that can get to top speed quickly. Remember Barry Sanders? Not the fastest guy on the field but nobody accelerated better which is why he was so hard to bring down. Teaching acceleration however can be tricky. It requires the athlete to apply more force into the Wground during push-off to achieve Four drills guaranteed to improve acceleration: a longer stride and cover more ground. Explaining this concept to 1) Hurdle Starts – these are ten yard sprints using 1 to 3 hurdles (6” height). any athlete, especially the younger Space the hurdles far enough apart that the athlete has push hard to get over ones, just gets them thinking too each one. Use one hurdle initially to improve the first step and eliminate much. This is where simple hurdle stutter stepping, then progress to three. Start from a standing position or drills can make it infinitely easier from a three point. by making technique improvements more automatic. 2) 12” Hurdle Jump to Sprint The hurdles used for these drills over 2 hurdles – jump off two are only 6 and 12 inches in height but feet over a 12” hurdle, land on spaced properly will force a greater two and then accelerate over the stride length. Athletes should be next two hurdles. Again, hurdles instructed to push-off harder versus should be spaced progressively reaching to get over the hurdles. further apart to force more push Proper spacing will also force the off. This is a 10 yard sprint as athlete to stay lower and get more well. forward lean to put the hips and legs at a greater mechanical advantage to push. It also forces a more powerful arm swing. Hurdle Jump to Sprint By adding a plyometric 3) 12” Hurdle Jump to Sprint Laterally over 2 hurdles – same idea as #2, component to these drills, athletes but move the hurdles to the side to force a cut then sprint. Start with the will also learn how to land correctly. hurdles at a 45 degree angle to the 12” hurdles, progress to a 90 degree cut. Just by timing them through the drills, they learn quickly how to land 4) Single Leg Hurdle Hops to properly with good body control Sprint – set up three six inch because it significantly improves cones equal distance apart. Hop their times. Landing hard with stiff over each cone using the same legs will slow them down, versus leg, then sprint 10 yards. Start a soft, quiet landing that results in by having the athlete stick the greater acceleration and decreased landing in a single leg squat times. position between the first two hurdles to force good landing technique. As they land over the third hurdle, immediately push off the landing leg into the sprint portion of the drill. Progress by Single Leg Hurdle Hops speeding up the hops between the hurdles. May 2007 MHSFCA NEWSLETTER Page Increase Speed Tips for Success • Hurdles must be properly spaced hurdles. The larger athletes tend so you know it works, time a few to force the athlete to push harder. to need less spacing, too much will kids in the 10 yard dash without If too far apart they will try to reach cause stutter steps. the hurdles. Add 3 hurdles properly to get over them. The difference spaced and run again. Times will • Be creative. There are a number between pushing and reaching is drop immediately in most cases. of ways to alter these drills to make obvious to see for both the coach and Some kids will need a few reps to them more challenging. Incorporate the athlete. learn but all my athletes improve different jumps or change up the within three trials. • Do these drills by position or with direction of the sprints. Have your Joe Heiler kids of similar ability. Skill players lineman pull over them, throw to the www.pstnutrition.com tend to be faster off the line and can receivers during the jump and then [email protected] handle more spacing between the accelerate over the hurdles, etc. Just

Team Leadership Conference 2007 No Excuses - No Regrets

For Leaderhip Conference Registration Form go to: http://www.mhsfca.com/LeadConf2.pdf May 2007 MHSFCA NEWSLETTER Page Championship Offensive Linemen #2 See May 2006 MHSFCA Newsletter for #2 By Cary Harger,Line Coach Oakridge Eagle Football uccess as an offensive lineman depends largely on how he fires off the line of scrimmage (LOS) at the snap of the ball. Getting the first step on the defense makes the block and execution of the play that much easier. Coming out of the huddle, linemen should look to identify the defensive front and make their calls accord- Singly. Remaining alert, the lineman must listen carefully for an audible play or a change in the count and fire off as quickly as possible to gain the advantage on the defense. After achieving a proper stance (MHSFCA May 2006 Newsletter), the next thing to work on is the proper way of getting out of the stance. The first step involves the back foot taking a short 4” to 6” jab step straight ahead, keeping the weight over the feet and slightly forward (Figure 1 and Figure 2). This short jab step changes a right-handed stance into a left-handed stance in terms of the feet. This change in feet makes no difference due to the fact that the down hand is now off the ground. The hips stay low because the bend in the knee is maintained. The chest comes up slightly while the back remains arched. In conjunction with this step, both hands should either be thrown back to the hip pads, or brought up to the outsides of the chest just under the shoulders for a hands block (Figure 3).

This is a top view of a right- This is a side of view the handed player after the short short jab step and hand jab step. placement. Eyes are up.

Figure 1 Figure 2 and 3

Immediately after the placement of the short right jab step, the left foot is now back. It follows and is brought straight ahead aligning the feet in a right-handed stance again (Figure 4). The hands are brought forward from either back at the hip pads or up to the chest, as to punch the palms of the hands into the chest of the defender (Figure 5). Once the defender is engaged, the hands should stay inside the framework of the defender’s body and the feet, in constant motion, should stay as wide as they were in the stance in order to maintain direction and balance. The offensive lineman should be in a low football position with his facemask under the defenders facemask such that the eyes look straight ahead at the defenders chest. Hands should be in line with the eyes or higher. Thumbs up should point up causing the elbows to be in, not turned out.

This is a top view of a right- This is a side view of the handed player after the short jab step and hand follow step. placement.

Figure 4 Figure 5

This is the basic progression of a run block with a defender using a head-up alignment. Naturally, adjustments are made for plays against defenders that are using a shade technique or that are playing in a gap. The steps above are for a play to the right side of an offensive lineman. The run block progression is opposite for a play run to the left of an offensive lineman. Stepping with the playside foot helps in getting the lineman in the path of the defensive lineman, should the defender go to the direction of the play. If the defender attacks the area away from the play, the offensive lineman can easily adjust his path after stepping toward the play in preparation for the defender. Using the wrong progression puts the offensive lineman in a bad position to try to block or he may miss the block altogether. Stressing hand placement is equally important as where to step. The hand placement on a defender allows for correct leverage and proper steering of the defender away from the action of the play. Using the foot progression gets the lineman in position to block. Without the hands (or forearms) the lineman will not be able to make a good block. Aiming points are vital in teaching a lineman where to place his feet, hands, and head in order to help him succeed at his position. May 2007 MHSFCA NEWSLETTER Page Nominations for the Fran Herrington Woman of the Year Award

he Fran Herrington Award is presented in projects for the MHSFCA. This award is presented the memory of the late wife of John Her- annually to recognize and honor those women who rington from Farmington Hills Harrison. have contributed their time, energy and expertise T Fran was a tremendous part of their foot- in promoting high school football in their commu- ball program and school community who nity and the state of Michigan. We are currently gave tirelessly of her time and energy. She helped looking for nominations for the 2008 award, to be in creating a successful football program in her presented in Battle Creek in January. community, and she also worked on a number of Submit nominations by phone or email to: Steve Robb Milan High School (734) 439-5060 [email protected]

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Want to “connect” with Michigan’s high school football coaches? Adver- tise in the MHSFCA Newsletter! The MHSFCA newsletter reaches each of its approximately 2,500 members, four times each year.

The advantages: 4,100 copies of the MHSFCA News- Cost: 1 page 1/2 page 1/4 page 1/8 page letter are printed four times a year. 3,900 are mailed each (7.5”Wx10”H) (7.5”Wx5”H) 3.75”Wx5”H) (3.75Wx2.25”H) issue. Each member of the Association (high school and 1 issue $150 $125 $100 $75 middle school coaches and youth league coaches) receives 2 issues $225 $160 $125 $85 a copy mailed to their home address. Current membership is 2,207. A copy of the Newsletter is also mailed to each 3 issues $275 $185 $135 $95 high school in Michigan which participates in football 4 issues $300 $200 $150 $100 (over 600) addressed to the head football coach with rout- Contact: Larry Merx, 39 W. Judd Rd., Milan, MI ing to the athletic director, principal and superintendent. 48160 In addition a copy of the newsletter is mailed to every Day (734) 222-9800, Home: (734) 439-3184, Fax (734) newspaper published in Michigan. 439-0049, e-mail: [email protected]

Deadlines: March issue, 15 February • May issue, 15 April • October issue, 15 September • December issue, 15 November MHSFCA Newsletter • May 2007 • page 10

Offensive Lineman Skills Football Camp• 2007 Philosophy

The Camp will be dedicated to teaching the basics of football related to Offensive Line Play including: Agility, Flexibility, Stretching, Form Running Offesive Line Techniques Stance, Starts Run Blocking including Drive, Combination, Zone, Trap, and Reach Techniques Pass Blocking including Pocket and Roll Protection and defending Pass rush techniques Individual Instruction On All Aspects Of Offensive Line Play Staff Steve Brockelbank Assistant Head Coach and Offensive Line Coach Steve from The Back-to-Back National Champion Brockelbank, Grand Valley State University GVSU Jack Schugars – Head Football Coach, Oakridge High School Cary Harger – Varsity Line Coach, Oakridge High School Tim Parker – Varsity Line Coach, Muskegon High School Also, Offensive and Defensive Line Coaches from other West Michigan Schools

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Location Eligible Participants Oakridge High School All students entering the 9th through the 12th Russell A. Erickson Stadium and Practice Field grade, fall of 2007 Coaches are encouraged to attend. Dates And Times Wednesday June 13, 2007 Fee 8:30 am (Registration) $40.00 (Make check payable to Oakridge Football) 9:00 am to 11:00 am Morning Session The Camp Includes 11:00 am to 12:00 Break (Lunch Provided) • Free Camp T-shirt 12:00 pm to 3:00 pm Afternoon Session • Medical Trainer on site What To Bring • Refreshments Football Shoes, T-shirt, Shorts, Helmet, Mouth Piece • Individual Instruction and Willingness to Learn. • Free Lunch For more information contact: Oakridge High School, 231-788-7300 Or Coach Schugars, 231-788-5881 MHSFCA Newsletter • May 2007 • page 11

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call 313-262-2248 or visit www.detroitlions.com MHSFCA Newsletter • May 2007 • page 12 Big Gun Quarterback Camp Summer Dates 2007

July 10 and 11 Lowell High School, 11700 Vergennes, Lowell MI 49331 July 12 and 13 Fenton Intermediate School 404 West Ellen St., Fenton MI 48430 What: This camp is designed to teach and demonstrate 21 drills that are designed to make all high school quarterbacks better players. This camp will be an essential tool to help prepare for the upcoming season. The summer camp provides more work in the area of reading and recognizing prior to, and during each play where the ball should go. Philosophy: This camp is a high repetition, hard working camp. Your actual on field time will be significant in the two days you are here. Coaching: These drills are the same that are employed by Lowell High School Head Coach Noel Dean when developing and teaching his own players. Over the past 11 years Lowell has won 85% of their games, and won 2 state titles. Much of their success has come from the abilities of their quarterbacks. Other selected high school coaches and assistants will be providing instruction. Accomplishments of Lowell Quarterbacks the past 11 years • 10 first team all OK White conference/ 1 second team • 8 Grand Rapids Press All Area Awards/ 2 second team • 6 first team all state awards/ 5 honorable mentions • 2 Detroit Free Press Dream Team members • State of Michigan’s second only “Elite 11” invitee • State record for total yardage in a championship game - 411 yards • 2,000 plus passing yards the past 6 seasons • average of 1,059 rushing yards per year over past 11 years • Parade All American Award • All eight quarterbacks over 16 year period have gone on to play college ball. What is needed: Football cleats, your own football, work out clothes, sack lunch. Cost: The camp cost is $135 pre registered (prior to June 1) for either location, $160 late and includes a camp t – shirt. Camp is limited to the first 100 players. The spring camps filled up before pre registration deadlines so please do not wait. Questions: Noel Dean, [email protected], (w) 616 987 2962, (c) 616 893 2669. Call for over night suggestions.

Daily Timeline Day #1 Day #2 8:30 – 9:00...... Registration 8:30 – 9:00 ...... Warm up 9:00 – 9:30 ...... Welcome and Warm up 9:00 – 11:15...... Drill Work 9:30 – 11:45...... Drill Work 11:15 – 12:00...... Lunch 11:45 – 12:30...... Lunch 12:00 – 12:15...... Warm Up 12:30 – 12:45...... Warm Up 12:15 - 2:00...... Drill Work & Big Gun Competition 12:45 - 2:45...... Drill Work 2:00 ...... Awards, and Closing Comments 2:45 – 3:00...... Wrap up

Please Circle Camp attending: Lowell July 10, 11 Fenton July 12, 13

Please cut off and send check payable to: Noel Dean 1570 Hawthorne Hills Ave, Ada MI 49301

Name______Level in the fall of 2007 (circle 1)

Phone ______Varsity Starter Varsity

School______V Freshman Eighth Grade

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MaxPreps.com/MHSFCA School Service Award Fraser Reading Program Nominations Due June 1

By Noel Dean, Fraser Reading Program Chair he Fraser Reading Program is a community service project in which student athletes serve as role models to elementary students. In the Fraser Reading Program student-athletes are matched-up with elementary teachers and their students. The high school football players then attend the elementary classroom during one class period per week, at least during the football season and read to the stu- Tdents. (For the 2007 awards, programs conducted in the fall of 2006 or spring of 2007 will qualify.) The 2007 Fraser Award plaques will be presented at the Send nominations and direct questions to: MHSFCA All Star Football Game. In addition to the plaque awarded to the winning programs, the MHSFCA will present Noel Dean, Fraser Reading Program Chair a grant to the elementary school/s designated by the recipient. 1570 Hawthorne Hills The grant will be used to purchase books to expand student Ada, MI 49301 access to reading materials. 616-682-0562 MaxPreps.com has pledged to fund the Fraser Reading Program Award. 29% of Michigan schools took advantage of Nominations must be received by June 1, 2007 MaxPreps.com’s free web services for high school coaches in 2006. In recognition of that success in their first year in Michi- Include: gan, MaxPreps.com has pledged $1,000 to fund four $250 • Name, school affiliation, phone and address of nominee awards in 2007. MaxPreps.com will pledge up to an additional • Formal letter of recommendation from a school administrator $2,000 in future years as we increase our participation. • Documentation of qualifying activities

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Football Clinic Manual Order Form Dear Coach, You can order your 2007 “COACH OF THE YEAR CLINIC MANUAL” by filling out the form below and sending it to: Don Lessner, 2903 Riverside, Trenton, MI, 48183. Checks should be made out to: “Coach of the Year Clinic.” Any 97-06 manuals will be sent to you as soon as you send this form in while the 2007 manuals will be mailed out about May 15, 2007. Each manual contains lectures from the twenty “Coach of the Year Clinics” with some 250 pages of football information. You may want to order manuals with your clinic registration. Many school districts pay for the manuals for their coaches and their high school library.

2007 Manuals @ $22 $______2007 HS Manuals @ $21 $______2006 Manuals @ $21 $______

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Home Address______City______State_____ Zip______MHSFCA Newsletter • May 2007 • page 15

FREE MHSFCA Newsletter • May 2007 • page 16

Publication Announcement 2006 & 2007 “Michigan High School Football Coaches Association Clinic” DVD Sets

• Each yearly clinic DVD set includes over 32 hours of exceptional football instruction featuring several of the game’s most respected coaches on a two-volume, 12- disc DVD set • Special features include the MHSFCA Awards Banquet • Item #: 827008232093 (2006) • Item #: 827008925193 (2007) • Retail price $199.95 (per annual DVD set) • 2006 available now; 2007 available May 1st

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27th Annual 2007 All Star Football Game Michigan High School ALL STAR Football Game ST EAS WES ST

Head Coach # Name Pos Ht Wt HS Coach HS, Class 1 Mike Hilliard TB 6’3” 192 Steve Wilson Fruitport, B Tom Barbieri 2 Phil Milbrath P 5’9” 185 Brad Grayvold Norway, C Dexter 3 T.J. Patton FB 5’10” 192 Jack Schugars Oakridge, B 4 Deon Reed DB 6’1” 195 Nathaniel Williams Flint Hamady, C 1st Assist 5 Matthew Faiman WR 6’3” 195 Andrew Pratley Ogemaw Heights, B Jim Cserta 6 Dennis Emmendorfer WR 6’3” 180 Jake Emmendorfer New Lothrop, C Holland West Ottawa 7 Johnny Benjamin III QB 6’3” 185 Tom Barbieri Dexter, A 8 Brad Sonntag WR 5’10” 177 Michael Boyd Nouvel CC, C Assistant 9 Kyle Hinkle DB 6’3” 170 Jim Webb Cadillac, B 10 Ashton Leggett TB 5’11” 225 Tony Anesse Muskegon, A Tim Wooer 11 Tory Garrett DB 5’10” 150 James L. Hurd Flint Central, A Kingsley 12 Dustin Mayner QB 6’1” 195 Dennis Hopkins Linden, B 14 Myles McNichols DB 6’1” 175 Al Slamer Battle Creek Central, A Assistant 15 Nate Schwartz WR 5’11” 165 Brad Bush Chelsea, B Kelly Luplow 20 Riley Hughes TB 5’7” 165 Pat Collins Montague, C Clare 21 Mike McElroy DB 6’1” 180 Noel Dean Lowell, A 22 Griffin Lloyd OLB 6’2” 210 Marti Borski Lake Fenton, B Assistant 23 Ben Halbower ILB 6’3” 220 Shane Fairfield Holton, C 24 Callan Sherd DB 6’ 170 Ralph Munger Rockford, A Ken Koenig 26 Lawrence Kimble TB 5’10” 183 Ken Rose Mona Shores, A Dexter 32 Chance Coda ILB 6’3” 216 Tom Passinault Catholic Central, B 33 Bryan LaChapelle TE 6’3” 215 Bill Santilli Crystal Falls Forest Park, D Assistant 40 Casey Starnes ILB 6’3” 210 Jason McIntyre Mt.Pleasant, A Rory Zenugas 42 Shawn Snoore K 6’1” 175 Mike Smith Holt, A Holland West Ottawa 44 Nick Ludwig FB 5’9” 190 Kevin W. Langs Climax-Scotts, D 50 Doug Mostrom C 6’ 220 Jeff Terpenning Centreville, C 51 Justin Hengst G 6’2” 200 John Shillito Zeeland West, B 52 Nate English ILB 6’2” 208 Marc Lemerand Hillsdale, B 53 Andrew Grimes T 6’3” 248 Mark Baesser Gull Lake, B 54 Cody Worden OLB 6’1” 232 Rob Zimmerman Dewitt, B 55 Blair Smallbone OLB 6’1” 210 Mike Holmes Muskegon Catholic Central, C 56 Bridger Buche DL 6’4” 255 John Novara Portland, B 57 Charlie Moeller C 6’2” 260 Mike Glennie Saline, A 58 Cameron Merchant DL 6’4” 310 Dan Boggan Lansing Sexton, A 59 Ryan Wheat DL 6’5” 305 Jerry Parker Carman-Ainsworth, A 66 Ed Schiattone T 6’3” 290 Morley Fraser Bay City Central, A 67 Landon Winowiecki DL 6’4” 265 Dave Mariage St. Johns, A 71 Ryan Casey G 6’2” 290 Michael Stanger Dowagiac Union, B 72 Leo Jones G 6’2” 225 John Winkler Fulton-Middleton, C 79 Josh Droppers T 6’3” 295 Pete Schermerhorn Portage Northern, A 84 Rocky Weaver TE 6’6” 230 Ed Greenman Harper Creek, B 88 Brad Ohrman OLB 6’4” 225 Phil Jacobs Adrian, A 95 Kevin Pickleman DL 6’4” 235 Rich Hulkow Marshall, B 97 Ryan Van Bergen DL 6’5” 260 Andy Malbouef Whitehall, B May 2007 MHSFCA NEWSLETTER Page 19

2007 All Star Football Game 27th Annual Michigan High School ALL STAR Football Game ST EAS WES ST

# Name Pos Ht Wt HS Coach HS, Class Head Coach 1 Andre Johnson WR 6’5” 220 Kenneth Williams Cooley, C 2 Cortez Grant OLB 6’1” 215 Eric Enoex Southwestern, A Drake Wilkins Detroit Denby Tech & Prep 3 JuWan Shakespear DB 6’1” 175 Jason Hann Parkway Christian, D 4 Mark Dell WR 6’1” 175 John Herrington Farmington Harrison, A 1st Assist 5 Ian Reeves ILB 6’1” 232 Ryan Dunlap Ferndale, A 6 Martell Webb WR 6’5” 215 Keith Stephens Pontiac Northern, A Tony Patritto 7 Justin Siller DB 6’4” 205 George Porritt Orchard Lake St. Mary, A Rochester Adams 8 Mike Moynihan P 5’10” 200 Tom Hoover Allen Park, A 9 Kaunda Hancock DB 6’ 191 Al Fracassa Brother Rice, A Assistant 10 Miles Lunsford TE 6’2” 240 Dave Schindler Clintondale, B 11 Chris Rucker DB 5’9” 170 Dan MacLean Detroit Country Day, B Jack Giarmo 12 Xavier Fowler TE 6’3” 230 Heath Filber Harper Woods, C Monroe St. Mary CC 13 Jeremy Bednarz-Gray FB 6’ 210 Tom Mach Detroit Catholic Central, A 14 Zachery Easterly OLB 6’3” 210 Thomas Wilcher Detroit Cass Tech, A Assistant 15 James Stallons QB 6’6” 185 Mike Giannone Macomb Dakota, A 16 Pat Sijan K 6’1” 187 Tab Kellepourey Novi, A Tony Hawk 17 Jerrel Noland QB 6’1” 250 James Reynolds, Jr. Martin Luther King, A Detroit Denby Tech & Prep 19 Stephen McCollom DB 6’1” 200 John Goddard Royal Oak Shrine Catholic, C 20 Kevin Long DB 6’2” 200 Bob Meyer Walled Lake Central, A Assistant 21 James Berezik TB 5’10” 192 Paul Verska DeLaSalle Collegiate, A Mark MacFarland 22 Jarred Kwiotkowski FB 6’ 215 Mike Powell Cousino, A Rochester Adams 24 Carlton Downs DB 5’9” 165 Drake Wilkins Denby Tech, A 25 Deshon McClendon DB 5’7” 175 Tim Baechler Canton, A Assistant 32 Louis Beal TB 6’2” 200 Vernon Brown Jr. Cody, A 33 James Rogers DB 6’2” 185 Jason Charron Lamphere, B Gary Templin 47 Josh Allison DL 6’3” 250 Chris Bell Lake Orion, A Allen Park 50 Michael Booker DL 6’ 285 Rod Oden Crockett Tech, A 51 Anthony Giarmo ILB 6’ 215 Jack Giarmo St. Mary Catholic Central, C 52 Eddie Knoblock ILB 6’1” 215 John Bechtel Farmington, A 53 Tim Lelito T 6’4” 285 Bill Nesbitt St. Clair, B 54 Darrell Rich OLB 6’2” 225 Bret Davis Center Line, B 55 Encoh Young DL 5’9” 200 Michael Crayton Detroit Northwestern, A 56 Stephen Chester DL 6’4” 270 DeWuane Jones Redford Covenant, D 57 Paul Webb G 6’2” 260 Terry Powers Royal Oak, A 61 Derek Gotham T 6’4” 280 Mark Thomas South Lyon, A 65 Jeremy McCall C 6’ 290 Tony Elliott Finney, A 68 Pete McCabe T 5’10” 240 Andy Patterson St. Clair Shores South Lake, B 72 Mike Ajami G 6’1” 280 Dave Mifsud Dearborn, A 75 Muneer Bawaheh C 6’4” 240 Jeff Stergalas Fordson, A 76 Joe Long T 6’7” 280 Brett Moore Lapeer East, A 78 Alexander Ahee G 6’6” 290 Frank Sumbera Grosse Pointe North, A 79 Tyler Schonscheck DL 6’2” 275 Mike Zdebski Walled Lake Western, A 88 Kevin Bacon WR 6’2” 175 Vince Laveille Vassar, B 99 John Lagrou OLB 6’2” 225 Gary Griffith Troy, A May 2007 MHSFCA NEWSLETTER Page 20

Michigan High School Football Coaches Association Alliance Award MHSFCA Youth Football Committee

The MHSFCA Alliance Award is offered as a token of appreciation to person(s) having made a long-term commitment to youth football. Individuals that actively promote youth football, simply for a love of the game, and have done so for a long period of time, are excellent candidates. Coaches can be nominated if their contributions expand far beyond personal team(s). Won/loss records are of no concern. As a rule of thumb, persons that have affected the most youngsters over the longest period of time will receive the most consideration through this process. To date, all recipients of this award have been involved with youth football more than 20 years. Volunteers will be given additional consideration.

The nomination process will be completed when this form and accompanying letter are received on or prior to April 1 of the upcoming year. Please mail to: Bill Hollenbeck, MHSFCA, 6856 Wheeler Road, Maple City, MI 49664. Nomination Form (Please Print) Part I

Name of Nominee______Street/Box ______City______State______Zip______Phone______Part II

Number of years involved______

Volunteer Paid employee Other (Explain)______

Part III

Name of Contact Person (Nominator) ______(Phone)______

It is essential that you include a letter describing contributions made by your nominee. Additional paper- work may be included. It is the policy of the Youth Football Committee that the nominating letter be signed by yourself and two (2) other persons familiar with the nominee.

The Youth Football Committee of the Michigan High School Football Coaches Association appreciates your efforts in this matter. May 2007 MHSFCA NEWSLETTER Page 21 Future Teacher/Coaches Data Base

By Vince Leveille, Vassar H.S.

I am sure you are aware of the teacher shortage problem in our state. Finding a teacher that is willing to coach football is even more difficult and is getting worse every year. Nearly every head football coach has a player or two attending college for teaching. We have developed a database of teacher education students that played football and are willing to coach upon graduation. I believe it would be much easier for administrators looking for teachers to hire a coach if they had a list of qualified applicants. Below is an information sheet. Please copy this as needed and give it to any of your former players that are in a teacher education program in college and are interested in coaching upon graduation. They do not have to be seniors to get their name in the database. I would like to keep track of freshmen through seniors. The success of this program is dependent upon the coaches getting the information sheet to prospective teacher/coaches. The second half of this concept is to get the information to the hiring person. If your school has a teaching position open and would like a list of future football coaches, they need to contact me and I will provide them with the information. Please notify your hiring person that there is a list available to them. If a school employee would like a list of names, have them contact Vince Leveille by email at [email protected] or by phone at 989-823-8534 (email would be easier).

Future Teacher/ Football Coach Information Sheet This sheet is for college level teacher education students that are interested in coaching football after graduation. This information will be made available to administrators and coaches looking for teachers. Please fill in the following information.

NAME______College ______Home Address______Address______City, State Zip______City, State Zip______Phone______Phone______Home Cell Email______

Expected Year of Graduation______Check one: Secondary Ed Elementary Ed. Major ______Minor______High School Attended______Football position you played in high school ______Football position you played in college______High School Coach______Coach’s Phone______College Coach______Coach’s Phone______

I,______, agree to allow Coach Vince Leveille of Vassar to release this information to prospective schools looking for teachers. Return to:

Vince Leveille Or fax to: Or email this information to: 220 Athletic St. Vince Leveille [email protected] Vassar MI, 48768 989-823-7823

Interested administrators or coaches should contact Vince Leveille at 989-823-8534 or email, for a list of qualified applicants.

Coaches: Copy as necessary and give to any of your former players attending college for teaching. May 2007 MHSFCA NEWSLETTER Page 22 Michigan High School Coaches Association Hall of Fame Application

Criteria for application: Only persons who have coached and/or directed a secondary school athletic program for 25 years or more and actively coached in Michigan for a minimum of 10 years are eligible for the Hall of Fame. The applicant must have been a member of the Association (MHSCA), in good standing and an active member of the Association two years prior to induction into the Hall of Fame.

Name of Candidate______Title:______

(H) Address: Street______City______State______Zip______

Home Phone______Work Phone______

(W) Address: Street______City______State______Zip______

Coaching and/or Athletic Director Record

School Sport Years (####) Won Lost Tie

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Number of years as a coach______Number of years as a coach and/or athletic director______

Total number of years of service in secondary school athletics as a coach and/or athletic director______

Service to community: (Service clubs, church organizations, etc.)______

______Service to State: (Coaches associations or athletic associations, i.e. MHSFCA, MHSAA, etc.)______

______Coaching honors: ______

______Recommendations: please forward letters and photo with the application form: (Please check)

Superintendent ______Principal______Athletic Director______Church______Mayor______Other______

Nominator’s name, address, phone:______

______Please return to: Dan McShannock, MHSCA Current Membership Card No.______H.H. Dow High School 3901 N. Saginaw Rd. Year: ______Midland, MI 48640 May 2007 MHSFCA NEWSLETTER Page 23 From the MHSCA’s Executive Director, Rich Tompkins MHSCA/Gatorade 15/20/25/30/35/40/45 Year Coaching Service Award Certificates

General Requirements MHSCA Application for Year Coaching Award • Must have distinguished himself/herself with good coaching ethics and promoted good sports- 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 manship throughout his/her coaching career • May use up to ten years coaching outside Michi- gan Name______School ______• May use both years as head coach and assistant • May combine sports coached but may not count Address______Address ______more than one sport any school year • May use years at the varsity, junior varsity, or City ______Zip______City______Zip______junior high/middle school level Years of coaching (list sport, level, years) Example: Boys golf, varsity, 20 years 1978-1997. • May apply for certificate in more than one sport Use back of page if necessary. if you qualify for the number of years in each sport Specific requirements • To receive a 15/20/25/30/35/40 year certificate/ plaque in a specific sport you must have been a coach in that particular sport for that number of years at any level • To receive a 15/20/25/30/35/40 year certificate/ plaque for coaching sports in general you must have been coaching at least one sport per year for Signature of Coach that number of years at any level Signature of AD or Principal Procedure for receiving Send completed form to: certificate Mr. Rich Tompkins, Executive Director, MHSCA, 9 South Lighthouse Drive, Mears, MI 49436 • Fax: (231) 873-5003 • Complete the application form and mail/Fax to: Coaching Award Program sponsored by Gatorade – The Official Thirst Quencher Mr. Rich Tompkins, Executive Director of MHSCA and in cooperation with MHSCA MHSCA 9 South Lighthouse Dr. • Completed certificates/plaques will be sent to the President of your sport’s association for his/her Mears, MI 49436 signature and then they will be mailed to you. This process may take time, so be patient. Fax: (231) 873-5003 • Plaques will be done twice a year – Late Fall/Late Spring PLACEMENT BULLETIN Jobs Available Information Go To mhsfca.com for the most current Placement Bulletin updates! If you have an opening on your staff please fill in the following and eturnr VACANCY ______School Name

NOTIFICATION ______FORM Street Address Return to: City______Zip______Phone______

Marcus Dukes ______Position(s) Available Hartland High School [email protected] ______Qualifications Person to contact______

______Send (resume, credentials, etc.)

Deadline for Application______Page 24 Page Program: 7:30 p.m. Program: No longer coaching Mr. Jim Clawson Mr. Membership Chairman Thorofare 21681 Grosse Ile, MI 48138

Total Years Coaching Years Total Dinner: 6:30 p.m. Mr. Jim Clawson Mr. Membership Chairman Thorofare 21681 Grosse Ile, MI 48138 ______Send to: 2007-2008

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