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On Behalf of Debartolo Sports University, I Would Like to Invite You On behalf of DeBartolo Sports University, I would like to invite you and your family to participate in our Philadelphia Football Festival! The Philadelphia Football Festival will take place on May 15 – 17 at the United Sports Training Center. The festival features five individual events across the three day span. Athletes can sign up for one event or multiple events across the weekend. The Festival features a Football Showcase, coach’s clinic led by NFL coaches, Super 7 Academy for QB’s, WR’s, RB’s and TE’s designed by Steve Clarkson and Jerry Rice , Lineman Academy designed by NFL coaches and players and the Defensive Academy for Defensive Backs and Linebackers. All were created to train and showcase athletes. We realize that you have various options when it comes to training camps. We hope that you have the opportunity to look over all of the information with your parents and coach. We hope that you will join us for what should be a great weekend of football. Our programs have been recognized by Sports Illustrated, ESPN the Magazine, NFL Network, ESPN.com and many others as one of the best training programs in the nation. DeBartolo Sports University was founded by Edward DeBartolo Jr., who owned and led the San Francisco 49ers to five Super Bowl Championships and the Pittsburgh Penguins to two Stanley Cup Championships. Mr. DeBartolo is recognized as the ultimate players’ owner and was responsible for building one of the greatest football dynasties in the history of the NFL. He brought coaches and players, like Bill Walsh, Joe Montana, and Jerry Rice into the NFL. www.debartolosportsu.com Athletes can attend one event during the festival weekend or multiple events. The opportunity to be a part of this unique program is one not to be missed. DEBARTOLO FOOTBALL FESTIVAL DATE: MAY 15 – 17 LOCATION: United Sports Training Center, 1426 Marshallton-Thorndale Road, Downington, PA 19335 Friday Night Lights: Football Showcase and Skills Challenge (6 pm – 8:30 pm) Cost: $75 • Open to 6th grade – 12 th grade athletes at all positions • Athletes wear their team jerseys or team colors and compete under the lights Saturday & Sunday: Coaches Clinic (8am – 10 am) Cost: FREE • Free for all high school and youth coaches Super 7 Academy (Sat: 9 am – 4 pm & Sun: 8 am – 2:30pm) Cost: $325 • Designed by QB Expert Steve Clarkson & NFL receiver great Jerry Rice • Open to QB’s, WR’s, RB’s, & TE’s of all ages and skill levels • Group discounts available contact Chris Dubek 626-204-2441 Lineman Academy (Sat: 9 am – 4 pm & Sun: 8 am – 2:30pm) Cost: $325 • Open to all offensive & defensive linemen of all ages and skill levels • Team/group discounts available contact Chris Dubek 626-204-2441 Defensive Academy (Sat: 9 am – 4 pm & Sun: 8 am – 2:30pm) Cost: $325 • Open to defensive backs and linebackers of all ages and skill levels • Team/group discounts available contact Chris Dubek 626-204-2441 We hope you can join us for what will be the biggest weekend of football in your area! When you are ready to make your decision regarding our programs, please call Chris Dubek at 626-204- 2441 or email him at [email protected] . Or you can log back into our website and sign up at www.debartolosportsu.com and use your email address and your password. Regards, Chris Dubek DeBartolo Sports University National Scouting Director [email protected] www.debartolosportsu.com WHAT PARENTS HAVE SAID ABOUT DEBARTOLO FOOTBALL PROGRAMS I entrusted the coaches and staff at DeBartolo Sports University to coach and teach both my boys at the quarterback position. DeBartolo Sports University’s coaches and staff have a total understanding of the game from a practical side of playing the game at a high level to being able to also translate that into teaching the fundamentals of the position. Joe Montana, NFL Hall of Fame Quarterback (Son’s Nathaniel and Nicholas Montana) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ I just wanted to take a moment and thank you and the entire DeBartolo Staff and Coaches for an outstanding weekend at the Tampa Football Festival. My son Conner thoroughly enjoyed himself in all the activities that he participated in. For him to have the opportunity to work with coaches like Coach Shea, Coach Dickinson, Coach Solomon, Coach Johnson and Coach McMahon was as Conner described it, a "life-changing" experience. Being around great coaches and the older athletes puts into perspective the amount of hard work and dedication that is necessary for success. This camp definitely had an impact on Conner and it is a challenge that he wants to take head on. Thank you for the opportunity to expose him to the skills and qualities of a successful Quarterback. We look forward to other opportunities in the future with DeBartolo Sports. Best Regards, Jonathan C. Scott ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Thank you so much for your welcoming attitude and for the experience you afforded my son Matthew. Matt has been at other camps and there was nothing that compared to the DeBartolo Academy. Besides enjoying himself, the level of instruction and commitment by your coaching staff was second to none. I'm a high school principal and a long time high school football coach. This experience was outstanding. Thank you. Jim Michaels and son Matthew ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Again a big thanks for the weekend...our guys learned much and really enjoyed the hands on teaching...they talked about it the whole way home and they all wore their shirts today to school which I thought was out of respect for the camp...please keep me posted on the details for the upcoming event(s) that I can be a part of...I will be looking forward to working with the DeBartolo Team!! Again thanks for everything! You guys are a first class operation!! Keep in touch –Joz (Former NFL player and current HS Coach) www.debartolosportsu.com PHILADELPHIA FOOTBALL FESTIVAL NFL COACHING STAFF Terry Shea, NFL QB Coach Highly regarded NFL quarterback coach Terry Shea has spent the last eight years developing NFL quarterbacks. Over the past few months, Coach Shea trained and developed the #1 overall draft pick Matt Stafford and the #17 overall draft pick Josh Freeman. Coach Shea has also developed quarterbacks like Brady Quinn, Trent Green and Jeff Garcia. He will be onsite for two full days to work with quarterbacks and receivers. DeSean Jackson, Philadelphia Eagles Wide Receiver Rookie sensation DeSean Jackson is set to coach up the receivers, running backs and tight ends at the Super 7 Academy coming to Philadelphia on May 16 & 17. Athletes will have the chance to work and train with DeSean Jackson for two full days. Jackson will be sharing his NFL experiences as well as his NFL training methods. Jackson is best known for his playmaking and ball skills. He will not only be sharing his technique and skill training with athletes but also his approach to his training and preparation. Pat Flaherty, New York Giants Offensive Line Coach Pat Flaherty, who 30 years of coaching experience, is in his fifth season as the Giants’ offensive line coach. He was hired by Tom Coughlin on Jan. 26, 2004. The Giants’ rushing attack has been one of the team’s strengths since Flaherty began coaching the line and was ranked in the NFL top 10 in each of the previous three seasons. Juan Castillo, Philadelphia Eagles Offensive Line Coach Juan Castillo is in his 15th season with the Eagles and his 12th as the club's offensive line coach. Under his tutelage, four lineman earned their first Pro Bowl selections: William Thomas, Jermane Mayberry, Jon Runyan, and Shawn Andrews. Joe Dickinson, DeBartolo Sports U QB Expert Dickinson has been the Offensive Coordinator at Oklahoma, Marshall, Northern Illinois, and Central Oklahoma. He won the 1985 National Championship with a 25-10 victory over Penn State. Coach Dickinson has worked with NFL quarterbacks Troy Aikman, J.P. Losman and Patrick Ramsey, T.J. Rubley (Los Angeles Rams) and Gus Frerotte (Washington Redskins). www.debartolosportsu.com FOOTBALL SHOWCASE & SKILLS CHALLENGE CAMP FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS PROGRAM 6pm – 8:30pm Open to ALL POSITIONS (6th graders – 12 th graders) You are invited to what will prove to be one of the great football opportunities of your career. You will receive the opportunity to show off your physical skills and football skills not only to your region but to the nation at the Showcase. Athletes wear their team jersey or team colors to the event where they compete under the lights in combine testing, skills challenges, position drills and 1 on 1 competitions. The event has a high school and youth division. DeBartolo Sports University is giving athletes the chance to come to one field and find out who truly are the region’s top players . It’s your chance to shine and be recognized for all of the work and training you have endured. MEDIA EXPOSURE: Football Showcase athletes will be featured on the web. In addition, DSU will invite media to attend the event and cover all of the athletes. DSU provides all results and athlete highlights to ESPN and its affiliates. IT’S NEVER TOO EARLY FOR RECRUITING: The recruiting exposure is included in the price, you can elect to have your contact information and results from the showcase fast tracked in which we will distribute it to college recruiters at all levels (Div 1-3). (Athletes can elect for college coaches to receive the results) By fast tracking your information, you will get a jump on getting onto every college football programs coveted recruiting lists.
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