Inside: Bob Scheloske, South Lyon 2009 All Star Coaches

Volume 13, No. 1 SERVING MICHIGAN'S COACHES March 2009 2009 Crowley Award Winner Inside: Bob Scheloske, South Lyon 2009 All Star Coaches...... 2 Important Dates...... 2 By Larry Sellers, Crowley Award Chair Notes...... 3 im Crowley, in whose memory this Newsletter Delivery...... 3 award is named, Crowley Award Winners...... 4 was the head coach Fran Herrington Award...... 5 Jat Jackson St. John and Jackson Lumen Christi High Schools Honorary Members...... 5 for seventeen years. His Spicer Awards...... 6 teams compiled a record of Games Needed...... 6 127-34-6, had four unbeaten seasons and Class B State College Spring Schedules...... 6 Championships in 1977 and 2008 Hall of Fame Inductees...... 7 ‘79. Jim served the MHSFCA Battle Creek Clinic...... 8 as the Chairman of the Public Relations Committee. Spicer Awards...... 8 Jim Crowley stressed having MHSFCA Clinic @ MSU...... 9 fun, working hard, and being dedicated to his young ath- Nike Clinic Manuals...... 10 MHSAA Chooses Rawlings...... 12 letes. He often said, “If you don’t have fun playing football, it isn’t worth the time and effort you put into it.” Coach Crowley’s young men took that bit of philosophy to NATS...... 12 heart and had a great deal of success, not only on the football field but later in life as Advertsing in the Newsletter...... 16 well. Coach Crowley was shot and killed in his own driveway just two months after MHSFCA Scholarships...... 16 the 1979 State football finals. Jim Crowley was a good football coach and a valuable member of the MHSFCA. Scholarship Application...... 17 We remember that and recognize Jim’s contributions to football in Michigan with Alliance Award...... 19 our annual award in his name. Community Service Awards...... 20 Continues on page 4 Teacher/Coach Resource...... 21 EXTRA Membership Report MHSCA/Gatorade Awards...... 22 POINT Jim Clawson, Membership Chairman Placement Service Form...... 22 MHSFCA Membership Lifetime Membership App...... 23 2,205 Total MHSFCA Member Benefits...... 23 MHSFCA Hall of Fame Tickets.....24 February 13, 2009 Membership runs September-August Membership Applications...... 24 March 2009 MHSFCA NEWSLETTER Page 2 DIRECTORS MHSFCA 2008 All Star Region 1 Meetings & North - Paul Jacobson, Negaunee Coaches East - Pat Maloney, Rudyard Important Dates South - Rico Meneghini, Norway Region 2 East Fred Davis, Johannesburg-Lewiston 57th Coach of the Year Clinic Head Coach Bob Saylor Ed Schindler, Elk Rapids Soaring Eagle Hotel, Mt. Pleasant Reese Region 3 6-7 March 2009 Tim Parker, Muskegon Oakridge 1st Assistant Andre Harlan Jerry Rabideau, Spring Lake Frederick Douglass Hall of Fame Induction Region 4 UM Indoor Track Bldg, Bob Bouvy Kelly Luplow, Clare 28 Mar 2009 Reese Andrew Pratley, Ogemaw Heights Gleo Wade Region 5 MSU Clinic Craig Healey, Flushing Spartan Stadium, East Lansing Frederick Douglass Jim Neumann, Flint Powers Catholic 3-4 April, 2009 Henry Chlebek Region 6 Wyandotte Roosevelt Noel Dean, Lowell U of M Clinic Ralph Munger, Rockford Crisler Arena, Ann Arbor Bob Rowe Taylor Region 7 2-4 April, 2009 Mark Blaesser, Gull Lake Jeff Terpenning, Centreville Michigan NATS Dates Region 8 17 May 09 - Alma West Doug Bess, Battle Creek Central 31 May 09 - South Lyon Head Coach Randy Lark Ed Greenman, Battle Creek Harper Creek 7 June 09 - Gibralter Carlson Alma Region 9 Jack Farley, Jackson 1st Assistant Jeff Stewart Rob Zimmerman, DeWitt See page 12-13 for more NATS Info Big Rapids Region 10 Dan Falor Scott Farley, Leslie 2008 DATES TO REMEMBER Alma Tom Walentowski, Ida Practice Begins, Aug. 10 Region 11 Mike Wojda Dennis Hopkins, Linden First Contest, Aug. 27 Alpena Mike Ryan, Swartz Creek Ratings Due Date, Dec. 1 Lou Rau Region 12 District 1st-Round, Oct. 30-Oct. 31 Beal City Brad Bays, Sandusky Bill Brown, Deckerville District Finals, Nov. 6-7 Lenny Brinson Regionals, Nov. 13-14 Region 13 Traverse City West Brad Bush, Chelsea MHSAA Semifinals, Nov. 21 Mark Thomas, South Lyon MHSAA Finals, Nov. 27-28 Region 14 tions Tom Hoover, Allen Park Congratula Eric Redmond, Carleton Airport Region 15 MHSFCA John Goddard, Royal Oak Shrine Newsletter is NOT Forwarded Mike Boyd, Our Lady of the Lakes MHSFCA Newsletters are NOT forwarded by OFFICERS 2009 Region 16 the Postal Service. To insure that you continue Andre Harlan, Frederick Douglass to receive the MHSFCA Newsletter please President Eric Smith, Detroit Central notify Membership Chairman, Jim Clawson of address changes. Brad Grayvold, Norway Jim Clawson Region 17 MHSFCA Membership Chairman 1st Vice-President Gary Griffith, Troy 21681 Thorofare Steve Wilson, Fruitport Keith Stephens, Pontiac Northern Grosse Ile, MI 48138 Region 18 The MHSFCA NEWSLETTER is the official 2nd Vice-President Mike Powell, Warren Cousino publication of the Michigan High School Football Jack Wallace, Fowlerville Jim Venia, Marysville Coaches Association with the expressed aim of Even number Regions elected in even years. keeping Michigan High School football coaches Chaplain Odd number Regions elected in odd years. informed of developments in their profession. Loren Willey, Clio Larry Merx, Editor Day (734) 604-0766 Parliamentarian Home: (734) 439-3184, Fax (866) 604-0766 email: [email protected] Dave Woodcock 39 W. Judd Rd. Milan, MI 48160 Executive Director Larry Merx, Dexter March 2009 MHSFCA NEWSLETTER Page 3 Committee Chairs Past Presidents Academic All State Dave Driscoll, Jackson Parkside ‘72-’73 NOTES Al Boydston, Caro Dutch Schrotenboer, Alpena ‘74 All-Star Gus Kapolka, Manistee Bud Breed, Portage Northern ‘75 Assistant Coach Award Ron Holland, North Farmington ‘76 NATS Dick McGiness, Lake City Ivan Muhlenkamp, St. Joseph ‘77 Clinic (National Athletic Testing Service) Al Slamer, Battle Creek Central Jeff Smith, East Lansing ‘78 Combine Committee Harley Pierce, Sturgis ‘79 See article and ad pages 12 & 13. The Rod Baker, Dearborn Fordson Walt Braun, Marysville ‘80 MHSFCA is a partner with NATS. We’ve Ethics Jim Ooley, Traverse City ‘81 endorsed the NATS philosophy and pro- Wes Wishart, Belleville Jim Crowley Award Tom Fagan, Ypsilanti ‘82 cedures for helping our athletes advance Larry Sellers, Traverse City St. Francis Dick Harris, Harrison ‘83 to college level participation. We strongly Finance Arnie Besonen, Owen-Gage ‘84 encourage you to recommend that NATS be Brad Bush, Chelsea Fraser Foundation Dick Look, Tawas ‘85 THE skills camp/combine that you advise Noel Dean, Lowell Terry Rose, Stevensville-Lakeshore ‘86 your players to attend. Hall Of Fame Mark Covert, Fenton ‘87 Michigan NATS Dates 2009: Chuck Ritter, Ann Arbor Pioneer John Dean, Detroit Northern ‘88 17 May - Alma Historian Jack Carlson, Holland West Ottawa Dan Lauer, Benton Harbor ‘89 31 May - South Lyon Honorary Membership Jim Ahern, Ithaca ‘90 7 June - Gibralter Carlson Roger Bearss, Frankenmuth Tom Moshimer, Plymouth Salem ‘91 Leadership Dave Lawrence, Dexter Bob Knight, Portage Central ‘92 2009 Hall of Fame Membership Dave Woodcock, Jenison ‘93 The 2009 Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Jim Clawson, Monroe St. Mary’s Catholic Dennis Zbozen, Romeo ‘94 Placement will take place at the Indoor Track Build- Marcus Dukes, Hartland Bill Tucker, Flint Powers ‘95 ing on the campus of The University of Parlimentarian Larry Rueger, Mona Shores/Fruitport ‘96 Michigan on 28 March. Doors will open Dave Woodcock Larry Merx, Ann Arbor Huron ‘97 Playoff and cocktails will be available starting at Jack Schugars, Muskegon Oakridge ‘98 Tom Barbieri, Dexter 6:00 pm. Dinner will be served at 7:00 pm Political Action Larry Sellers, Traverse City St. Francis ‘99 and the ceremony to induct 13 new Hall of Eric Redmond - Carlton Airport Tim Klein, Roscommon ‘00 Fame members will begin at 8:00 pm. Public Relations Keith Froelich, Okemos ‘01 John Herrington, Farmington Harrison See page 24 for ticket order form. Rules Jim Clawson, Monroe St. Mary’s Catholic ‘02 Pete Coll, Center Line Bob Scheloske, South Lyon ‘03 Scholarship Mike Wojda, Alpena ‘04 Mike Wojda, Alpena Pete Coll, Center Line ‘05 Sportswear Jim Buttson, Allen Park, ‘06 Tony Ceccacci, Ortonville-Brandon Al Slamer, Battle Creek Central, ‘07 Youth Football Dave Larkin, Jenison ‘08 Bill Hollenbeck, Maple City-Glen Lake Web Site NEW! Vincent LeVeille, Vassar Legal Representative Dave Malicki, Melvindale MHSFCA Newsletter NEWSLETTER Delivery Encourages Starting with the Contributors October 2009 Over the past years several of Michigan’s issue the newsletter will only be mailed best coaches have sent materials for the News- letter. We encourage you to join that group. to members who do not have access to the internet. Deadline for Submissions Paper copies will continue to be mailed to head coaches, newspapers and colleges. for May Newsletter — Aprl 15 — Make sure that we have a good email address for you so we can Larry Merx notify you when the newsletter is available. 39 West Judd Rd. Milan, MI 48160 Contact Jim Clawson, [email protected], (734) 604-0765 (C) with your Email Address [email protected] March 2009 MHSFCA NEWSLETTER Page 4

2009 Crowley Award Winner Bob Scheloske, South Lyon Contnued from page 1 Bob’s first teaching and coaching position was at Southgate six Regional Coach of the Year Awards, one Class A Coach of Aquinas High School where he was a varsity assistant from the Year Award, two Oakland County Coach of the Year awards, 1969 to 1971. In the fall of 1972, he began his first head coaching Oakland County Athletic Director of the Year, East Coach in the position at Battle Creek Pennfield High School. While coach- MHSFCA All Star Game and MHSFCA Hall of Fame in 1988. He ing at Pennfield, he earned his Master of Arts in Guidance and has served the MHSFCA as a director, chaplain, committee chair, Counseling from Eastern Michigan University in 1973. and President. Bob revised the MHSFCA structure, proposed the In 1976, Bob was in the Upper Peninsula at Houghton as he naming of Academic All State Teams and individuals, and led began a four year-stint as the offensive coordinator at Michigan the finance committee to move monies from savings accounts Technological University. In 1980, he moved back to the Lower to conservative investments. Peninsula and became the head coach at Southgate Aquinas Much like Coach Crowley, our recipient stressed working hard, High School. He was a counselor and the head coach at Aquinas being dedicated, and having fun. He was a role model to the through the 1984 season. thousands of young men he has coached throughout his career. In 1985, Bob became head coach at South Lyon High School He also was a role model to the young coaches who sought his and remained there for nineteen years; he also served South Lyon advice, always willing to sit down with them to discuss football Community Schools as its Athletic Director for seven years. or to give them one of life’s lessons. Over the past forty years, Bob has coached wrestling, track and Bob’s wife of almost forty years, Mary, and children Lynn, basketball. His football teams have qualified eight times for the Jim and Mike are extremely proud of what their husband and playoffs, won three regional titles and made one appearance in father has given not only to them but to the countless number of the state final. They amassed seven league championships and young men whose lives have been touched by “Coach Bob.” made two Prep Bowl appearances. Individual honors include

Crowley Award Recipients

David Driscoll ’81 “Ike” Muhlenkamp ’96 Jackson Parkside St. Joseph Donald Lessner ’82 Pete Coll ’97 Riverview Center Line Ron Holland ’83 “Woody” Thomas ’98 North Farmington Detroit Central Harley Pierce ’85 Jeff Smith ’99 Sturgis East Lansing Jack Castignola ’86 Jack Schugars ‘00 Trenton Muskegon Oakridge Tom Fagan ’87 Larry Merx ‘01 Ypsilanti Ann Arbor Huron Elmer Engle ’88 Dave Woodcock ‘02 Bay City Jenison Tom Moshimer ’89 John Herrington ‘03 Plymouth Salem Farmington Harrison Bob Wyman ’90 Albert Fracassa ‘04 Kalamazoo Birmingham Brother Rice Roger Chiaverini ’91 James Reynolds ‘05 Holland Martin Luther King II Walt Braun ’92 Keith Froelich ‘06 Marysville Okemos Jim Ooley ’93 Bob Knight ‘07 Traverse City Portage Central Dan Lauer ’94 Richard Fodor ‘08 Benton Harbor Bridgman Larry Rueger ’95 Bob Scheloske ‘09 Fruitport/Mona Shores South Lyon March 2009 MHSFCA NEWSLETTER Page 5 Fran Herrington Award • Women of the Year Helen Buttson & Louise Goosen By Steve Robb, Milan he Fran Herrington Award is presented in the memory of the late wife of John Herrington from Farmington Hills Harrison High School. Fran was a tremendous part of the Harrison football program and school community who gave tirelessly of her time T and energy. She helped in creating a successful football program in her community, and she also worked on a number of projects for the MHSFCA. This annual MHSFCA award recognizes and honors those women who have contributed their time, energy and expertise to promoting high school football in their community and in the state of Michigan. At left, Helen Buttson - Allen Park: players and the elementary school students, and organized raffles and dinner-dances. Helen has been involved in various capacities and it is still going strong 14 years later. According to her husband Jerry, “Lou was with the football programs at Aquinas HS, She also is on the Wild Game Dinner Com- committed to running a great football program Woodhaven HS and Allen Park HS. Helen mittee at Allen Park, a fund raiser that helps even before we got married 33 years ago.” She has also made a large contribution to the support all 24 varsity sports teams. has never wavered from that commitment, MHSFCA. She recently retired from working Helen said, “Being part of a high school and in fact, talked Jerry into coaching again, in Labor Relations and Human Resources with football program is rewarding in so many even though he is now an administrator in the the Third Circuit Court of Michigan. ways. For me, I must say that it has brought Ovid – Elsie Schools. Helen has done just about everything you my husband and I an extended family of many As Ovid-Elsie made their playoff run this could do as a coach’s wife, including scouting, coaches, wives and their children.” season, Louise was (and is) in the midst of a kitchen work at football camp, fund raising, battle with cancer. But she continued to show organizing banquets, parties & dinners, and At right above, Louise Goosen - Ovid- the parents, players and coaches the same everything in between. Elsie: Lou is a graduate of Coopersville HS and strength of commitment and great courage. She For the Association, Helen works the All Star has been an Accountant/Payroll supervisor for willed the players to go on and be great - while Banquet, the Hall of Fame Banquet and hosts most of her working career. She is currently giving her son, the senior quarterback, the will the East All Star selection meeting. She also employed by Kenowa Hills Public Schools. and courage to believe he could do it. helps with the notification and organizational Lou started working on athletic fund raising Previous Fran Herrington process for the East All Stars. for all sports in Coopersville in the late 70’s. Award Winners Helen is proudest of her work at Allen Park Lou’s involvement has always been marked High School, where as a football mom, she cre- by her service and encouragement to players 2007 - Eileen Lessner, Trenton ated the Adopt-A-Jag program in 1995. This and parents alike, leading to her nickname, program is a type of Big buddy/Little buddy “Mother Goose.” Lou has made signs and ban- 2008 - Kay Merx, Ann Arbor program that exists between the high school ners, worked at Las Vegas nights, sewn quilts, 2008 - Peggy Warmack, Paw Paw 2009 Honorary Member Inductees on-coaches are recog- nized for their contributions to their community high school Nfootball programs and to Michigan high school football statewide. This year’s honorary members include four inductees who contributed to their local program. Alex Kropp, Sheldon Culburt, Gary Hackett, Paul Nutzmann, Allen Park Pittsford Vassar Deckerville Alex Kropp, Allen Park: For more than Sheldon Culburt, Pittsford: For over 50 coached several different sports at Vassar. 30 years Alex has helped with Allen Park years Sheldon has helped the Pittsford A former teacher, Gary has worked the football. In that time Alex has helped with football program as part of the chain gang chains, taken stats and filmed. just about any job that the coach has asked. and by doing stats. In that time he has He has been on the chain gang, filmed never missed a game. Paul Nutzmann, Deckerville: For over games and has helped with taking stats. 30 years Paul done Deckerville’s stats, Gary Hackett, Vassar: For over 30 years worked the chains and filmed. Paul is a Gary has answered the call for help. He has former Deckerville quarterback. March 2009 MHSFCA NEWSLETTER Page 6

‘08 Steve Spicer Leadership Awards

Mike Boyd, Todd Kangas, Aaron Metz, Jim Webb, Mike Zdebski, Saginaw Nouvel Manistique Howell Cadillac Walled Lake Western

Scrimmages/Games Needed

The following were posted at the MHSFCA Clinic in Battle Creek. We cannot vouch for the veracity or the completeness of what was written, smudged or erased on the white board. Be sure to check at MHSFCA.com for the most recent postings.

Scrimmage 1st date JV 4th Date 9th Date Waterford Kettering Grosse Ile Alcona Alcona Crosswell-Lexington Saugatuck Crossroads Academy Wyandotte needs one Howell 1st date 9th Grade 5th Date Holton needs one Summit Academy Dexter Crossroads Academy 1st date 8th Date 3rd Date 7th Date Almont Waverly Coloma Evart DeLaSalle DeLaSalle 9th Grade Detroit Crockett Webberville Dexter Detroit Frederick Douglass Plymouth Southeastern St. Mary Catholic Central Passing Leagues (Monroe) Dexter needs teams for June 11

2009 Spring University & College Practice Schedules

Call or email the schools to determine practice schedules before making visitation plans. School Phone School Phone Central Michigan University...... (989) 774-3896 Michigan Technological University...... (906) 487-2985 Eastern Michigan University...... (734) 487-2160 Northern Michigan University...... (906) 227-2039 Ferris State University...... (231) 591-2864 Northwood University...... (989) 837-4107 Grand Valley State University...... (616) 331-3170 University of Michigan...... (734) 763-4422 Hillsdale College...... (517) 607-3133 Wayne State University...... (989) 964-7315 Michigan State University...... (517) 355-1647 Western Michigan University...... (269) 387-8620

NOTE: Adrian, Albion, Alma, Grand Rapids J.C., Hope, Kalamazoo and Olivet do not hold spring practices. March 2009 MHSFCA NEWSLETTER Page 7

2009 Hall of Fame Join us for the 2009 MHSFCA Hall of Fame induction ceremony. The 8:00 pm induction will follow dinner at 7:00 pm and include words from our guest speaker, Rich Rodriguez, from the University of Michigan. This year’s event will take place at the The University of MIchigan’s Indoor Track Building on March 28. 14 coaches with a minimum 20 years coaching or 100 wins will be inducted. (See back page of this newsletter for ticket order form.) 2009 Inductees Rod Baker Jack Coon Robert Kelly Riverview Cheboygan Allen Park Russ Barnes Jerome Goosen Al Romano Decatur Ovid-Elsie Adrian Alan Boydston Richard Harris Terry Wilczek Caro Harrison Midland Bob Buckel David Janusiewicz Tom Wender Flushing Muskegon Orchard View Iron Mountain John Butler Robert Kalbfleisch Grand Rapids South Christian Warren Cousino

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SEASON DVD’S MAKE GREAT FUNDRAISERS!!!! MHSFCA Sale! • Season DVD Fundraising Project o Cost: $10 a copy o Copies can either be Varsity Season, JV Season or Freshman Season o Sell for $20 to $25 dollars a copy o Make $10 to $15 dollars profit with virtually no work • Season Highlight $100 production plus $5 a copy • Individual Player’s Highlights $75 production plus $5 a copy o Normally $150 “Professional Productions at Affordable Prices” March 2009 MHSFCA NEWSLETTER Page 8 37th Annual Clinic in Battle Creek Al Slamer, Clinic Committee Chairman, MHSFCA Past President The 37th Annual MHSFCA Football Clinic was held at the McCamly Plaza Hotel in Battle Creek on January 15, 16 and 17. The clinic was attended by a near record number of more than 1500 coaches. This year’s clinic featured some format changes that appeared to be excellent additions to the clinic’s organizational set-up. The Annual Awards Banquet was held on Friday evening between the afternoon speakers and the evening Keynote Speakers. The Banquet honors the Coaches of the Year, Special Award Winners and the Crowley Award Winner. The Crowley Award is the most prestigious award given by the Michigan High School Football Coaches Association. It honors those who have made a tremendous impact on high school football in Michigan. The 2009 Crowley award winner was Bob Scheloske. Coach Scheloske’s emotional speech was the highlight of the evening as a full house of coaches, family and friends cheered enthusiastically for the award winners. The clinic began on Thursday evening with presentations by the University of Michigan staff and Coach Rich Rodriguez. The Kellogg Arena was filled with exhibitors both Thursday and Friday. Thursday early registration and having the exhibitors was a welcome addition to the clinic experience. Friday’s session began with Ron English, the new Head Football Coach from Eastern Michigan University, as the “Kick Off Speaker.” After the first speaker, the clinic kicked into high gear with seven rooms of presentations during the afternoon. Head Coaches Butch Jones, Central Michigan University, Bill Cubit, Western Michigan University and Chuck Martin, Grand Valley State University also gave talks with members of their coaching staffs. The afternoon sessions featured a wide variety of Michigan, Indiana and Wisconsin high school coaches. The Michigan State University staff was featured with offense, defense and strength training presentations. Division III powers Albion College, Alma College and MIAA Champion Trine University were also part of the lineup. Chris Peterson, the Head Football Coach from Boise State University (finalist for the Division I National Coach of the Year) spoke about his methods of building and maintaining a successful program. Friday night in the Kellogg Arena featured our two Keynote Speakers. Kirk Ferentz, the Head Football Coach at the University of Iowa, started the evening. Mark Dantonio, the Head Football Coach at Michigan State University, was our lead Keynote Speaker and finished the night with an inspirational talk covering a variety of football related topics. The popular coaches’ social concluded the evening and as always was very well attended. Saturday morning featured Craig Rundle, Head Football Coach at Albion College, Jim Cole, Head Football Coach at Alma College and Tim Parker from State Champion Muskegon Oakridge High School. The Clinic continues to grow as the Clinic Committee strives to make this the best teaching and learning football experience in the country. If you have suggestions to improve our Clinic please contact your Regional Director. Good Luck in your off season Top: Kirk Ferentz, University of Iowa Head Coach. Middle: Woman of the year preparation and see you at the Clinic next year! Louis Goosen and Regional Coach of the Year Coach Jerry Goosen, Ovid-Elsie. Bottom: Jim Cole, Head Coach Albion College. MHSFCA Newsletter • March 2009 • page 9 Michigan High School Football Coaches Association Clinic at M.S.U. April 3-4, 2009 Check the Online Newsletter at MHSFCA.com for the most current clinic schedule.

Friday, 3 April 8:00 Mark Dantonio, MSU Head Football Coach Duffy Daugherty Football Buiding 8:15 Sherman Lewis, Retired NFL coach at Green Bay, 1:00 Registration Minnesota and Detroit. Recently coached the White 2:00 Ken Mannie - MSU Strength & Conditioning Coach team in the Under Armour High School All-America Location TBD game 9:30 Coaches Mixer 3:00 Spartan Spring Practice Session 5:00 Tailgate Saturday, 4 April Football Buiding Duffy Daugherty Duffy Daugherty Football Buiding 6:00 High School Speakers 9:00 MSU Coaches Matt Bird, Grand Ledge: 5 Step Passing & Red Zone Mike Tressel, Linebackers Offense Dave Warner, Quarterbacks Bill Feraco, East Lansing: Zone & Gap Run Schemes Harlen Barnett, Defensive Backs John Leister: Alma College: Why & How We Let Our Dan Roushar/Mark Staten, Offensive Line & TEs Quarterbacks Audible 10:00 High School Speakers Tony Annese, Grand Rapids Community College: Pat Collins, Montague: Vertical Passing Game The Muskegon Multiple Front Attacking Defense Steve Sprecht, Cincinnati Xavier: 3-3 Stack Defense 7:00 MSU Coaches Pat Narduzzi, Defensive Coordinator Spartan Stadium Don Treadwell, Offensive Coordinator 11:15 MSU Spring Practice Ted Gill, Defensive Line Mixer provided by Spartan Hall Of Fame Café and Dan Enos, Running Backs Dan Henry’s Distributing Registration Pre-Register before March 7 cost: $30.00 Register after March 7 cost: $45.00 Please make copies for all of your assistant coaches including middle school and youth league coaches. Name______Check #______Amount______Home Address______Date______City______SEND TO: State______Zip______Jim Clawson 21681 Thorofare Phone______Grosse Ile, MI 48138 Make ALL Checks Payable to: School Name______MHSFCA (Michigan High School Football Coaches Association) E-Mail______*We do not accept credit cards MHSFCA Newsletter • March 2009 • page 10 Nike Duffy Daugherty Coach Of The Year Clinic Football Clinic Manual • Order Form

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We will review, observe and evaluate your varsity football program in a positive, professional and non-threatening manner. Our review, observations and evaluations will include practices and meetings. What we WILL do: 1. Evaluate the football program in a positive and professional manner. 2. Keep the evaluation in strict confi dence. 3. Present a fi nal copy and discuss it with the head coach soon after its completion. What we WILL NOT do: 1. We WILL NOT make any kind of recommendation for retaining or releasing coaches. 2. We WILL NOT evaluate a coach’s ability. 3. We WELL NOT evaluate or comment on any game outcome or season record. 4. We WELL NOT discuss or share the evaluation with anyone other than the head coach. *Areas Reviewed, Observed, and Evaluated: • Time management • Organization • Commitment • Delegation of responsibility • “Climate” • Communication • “Extras” These seven elements are broken down into several sub-elements to be evaluated. Let our 48 years of sport management experience help your program become more effective at a very reasonable rate. Contact us- HSH Sports Consulting Chuck Hulce-Advisor 5565 South Shore Drive Whitehall, Michigan 49461 Phone:231-89143 email: [email protected] Website: hshsportsconsulting.com MHSFCA Newsletter • March 2009 • page 11 MHSFCA Newsletter • March 2009 • page 12 Rawlings To Provide MHSAA Playoff Footballs

By Jack Roberts, Executive Director, MHSAA Beginning with the 2009 season, the MHSAA will welcome Rawlings as the official game ball provider for all levels of its Football Playoffs. The agreement capped a process that began with a November 2007 Audit and Finance Committee request and ended with Representative Council approval on Dec. 5, 2008. Every football-sponsoring MHSAA member high school will Rawlings makes the endorsed football of California (three be provided with two Rawlings balls of their choice prior to kick sections), Kentucky, Maine, Missouri, Montana, New York and off the 2009 season. Subsequently, two balls will be provided to Vermont. all playoff qualifiers in 2010, and one ball of each school’s choice Rawlings also provides the official ball for the MHSAA will be provided to playoff qualifiers in 2011, 2012 and 2013. Girls and Boys Basketball Tournament, extending to all levels MHSAA staff was asked in the fall of 2007 to research poli- – Districts through Finals – in 2010 through 2014. cies and procedures of other state high school associations -- as well as the interest of manufacturers -- to supply footballs for the MHSAA Football Playoffs. This topic was discussed by the Audit and Finance Committee again in April 2008, with more NOTE information requested. It is our understanding that coaches were not surveyed before Findings confirmed that all neighboring high school asso- the MHSAA made their choice of the Rawlings ball nor was the ciations and the majority of other states across the country had MHSFCA consulted other than having been told that such an endorsed a football, most requiring the use of a particular model action was being considered. or models for all levels of their playoff series; and it was dis- Baden has been the official ball of the MHSFCA for several covered that manufacturers’ interest in a football endorsement years contributing a $500 scholarship annually and balls for use exceeded their interest in any other sport. in the All Star Game. Proposals were requested and submitted throughout the Rawlings (footballs produced in China) has submitted a summer and early fall, culminating with Representative Coun- proposal to the MHSFCA to become our official ball. cil approval of Rawlings as the official supplier for all MHSAA Wilson (balls produced in the US) has also expressed a desire Football Playoff contests at its Dec. 5 meeting. Any model of to be our official ball, and has presented a draft proposal. Rawlings football that meets National Federation rules may be used by participating teams. NATS is the MHSFCA Skills Camp The National Athletic Testing System (NATS) is a program partnership between the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) and officially ecognizedr state high school coaches associations. The NATS program is in many respects an athletic version Tests, AFCA approved full implementation of the NATS pro- of the Scholastic Aptitude Test for high school football players. gram. It is a nationwide standardized athletic performance test that All players, beginning as early as their freshman year, are produces results that can be used to track and compare the play- invited to participate in NATS. NATS results and player profiles ers’ athletic ability and development. NATS is also a means of are distributed online to every college football program in the providing players, parents, coaches and guidance counselors country. important information and services pertaining to college recruit- ing, NCAA academic requirements, financial aid and athletic Michigan NATS Dates performance analysis and preparation. Development of NATS began in 2000 when the AFCA organized a task force comprised of college coaches and state 17 May 09 - Alma high school coaches association representatives to research and develop the NATS program. The task force designed a national 31 May 09 - South Lyon athletic testing system and established a standardized athletic 7 June 09 - Gibralter Carlson test grading formula and player data distribution technology. The task force also developed web-based interactive tracking To be notified about when registration opens for the Michigan tools for players (and parents) to help them follow their physi- testing dates, sign-up online at: cal development and academic progress throughout their high school career. http://visitor.constantcontact.com/email.jsp?m=1101098178292 NATS concluded its third and final phase of development in 2004 when six, state high school coaches associations conducted the first NATS Tests. Following the success of these initial NATS MHSFCA Newsletter • March 2009 • page 13

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Date:Sunday, June 7, 2009 Location:Carlson High School 305550 W. Jefferson Gibralter, MI 48173 (pre-registration is required by JUNE 3, 2009)

Cost: $55.00 per test session. MHSFCA Newsletter • March 2009 • page 14

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2009 CAMP LOCATIONS: COLORADO, MICHIGAN, MISSOURI, OHIO, TENNESSEE, TEXAS & WASHINGTON! 2 DAY CAMP LOCATIONS IN MICHIGAN: EAST MICHIGAN, JUNE 29 & 30 WEST MICHIGAN, JULY 16 & 17 Avondale Middle School Coopersville High School 1445 W. Auburn Road 198 East Street Rochester Hills, MI 48309 Coopersville, MI 49404 On-site Assistant Director: Steve Deutsch To register or for more information visit us online at: www.quarterbackschool.com or call Terry Copacia at: (248) 709-1029 or (248) 652-1162

Over 7,000 quarterbacks from over 2,300 high schools throughout the United States and Canada have trained with Terry Copacia at the All-State Quarterback School. MHSFCA Newsletter • March 2009 • page 15 MHSFCA Newsletter • March 2009 • page 16 Advertising in the MHSFCA Newsletter

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The advantages: 4,000 copies of the MHSFCA Newsletter are printed four times a year. 3,900 are mailed and the pub- Cost: 1 page 1/2 page 1/4 page 1/8 page lication is available online at MHSFCA.com. Each member (7.5”Wx10”H) (7.5”Wx5”H) (3.75”Wx5”H) (3.75Wx2.25”H) of the association (high school and middle school coaches 1 issue $150 $125 $100 $75 and youth league coaches) receives a copy mailed to their 2 issues $225 $160 $125 $85 home address. A copy of the newsletter is also mailed to each high school in Michigan which participates in football 3 issues $275 $185 $135 $95 (over 600) addressed to the head coach with routing to the 4 issues $300 $200 $150 $100 athletic director, principal and superintendent. In addition Contact: Larry Merx, 39 W. Judd Rd., Milan, MI 48160 a copy of the newsletter is mailed to every newspaper Cell: 734-604-0765, Home: 734-439-3184, Fax 866-604- published in Michigan. 0766, e-mail: [email protected] Deadlines: March issue, 15 February • May issue, 15 April • October issue, 15 September • December issue, the third Friday after Thanksgiving.

2009 MHSFCA Scholarships The MHSFCA is proud to sponsor two different scholarships for its members and their students. If you have an athlete or other member of your program who you believe is deserving, please make sure that the proper forms and/or paperwork are completed. The deadline for scholarship applications is March 1. Competitive Scholarship Terry Rose Memorial These scholarships are for those outstanding students Scholarship who are involved in your football programs. There are 12 scholarships awarded statewide. In addition to players, This $1000 scholarship is available to the children of this could include managers, statisticians, student trainers, MHSFCA members. The only requirements are that the son football cheerleaders, or any others that are part of your or daughter is planning to attend an institution of higher program. All candidates need to fill out a scholarship form learning next year and that their parent is a member of and return it according to the directions. These awards the Michigan High School Football Coaches Association. are based on class rank, ACT score, GPA, references and a You should send one form for each child that is eligible. student biography. Successful candidates in the past have This scholarship is drawn by lottery at the Hall of Fame generally had a GPA of 3.5 or higher and an ACT score Banquet in Ann Arbor in the spring. of 25 or higher. If you have any questions regarding either of these If you have such a deserving student please give the scholarships contact: application form to them to complete. Mike Wojda, Scholarship Chair 315 W. Campbell Alpena, MI 49707 Deadline for (517) 356-1361 Home (517) 742-4538 School Application [email protected] Extended to March 16 MHSFCA Newsletter • March 2009 • page 17

Michigan High School Football Coaches Association Educational Scholarship for First Year Students Deadline Application Extended to Please read all instructions BEFORE Mail to: Mike Wojda March 16 completing BOTH pages of this form. Scholarship Chair 315 W. Campbell ONLY ONE APPLICANT PER SCHOOL Alpena, MI 49707 WILL BE CONSIDERED Personal Information MHSFCA Scholarship Name: The Michigan High School Football Coaches Scholarship is intended to reward personal excellence in school and community. Students involved ______in a football program may apply for this scholarship. The scholarship Last First Middle has a monetary value of $500. To be considered for this scholarship your Social Sec. No. ______head football coach must be a member of the Michigan High School Football Coaches Association. Applicants receive consideration for the Home Address: scholarship on the basis of: 1. Academic excellence, 2. ACT scores, 3. ______Demonstrated service to school, community and church, 4. Evidenced Street leadership ability, 5. Citizenship. Who is Eligible to Apply? ______In order to be considered for a scholarship, a candidate must: City State Zip a. Be a student involved in the football program as a player, cheer- leader, manager, trainer or statistician. Gender M F Phone (______)______b. Be a student in the graduating class of a high school, who is a citizen of the United States of America and resident of the State Date of Birth: of Michigan. ______Birthplace______c. Have outstanding personal character and behavior as a leader in Month/Year their high school community. d. Be a student of outstanding merit, who shows an appreciation of Fathers Name: the value of education and is willing to work to achieve success. ______e. Rank in the upper one quarter of their class and have test scores Last First Middle (American College Test, ACT) that indicate academic success. f. Have on record a letter of acceptance from an accredited college Father’s Occupation______or university. Mother’s Name: What are the Policies of the MHSFCA ______Scholarship Program? Last First Middle a. Must be enrolled as a full time student in an accredited college or university. Mother’s Occupation______b. Scholarships are for one year only and are not renewable. c. The following merit standards will be used: High School/s Attended (Most recent first: Scholarship and Testing...... 350 points ______Leadership & Character...... 400 points Name City/State Dates Attended How Does A Candidate Apply? ______a. Obtain a Standard MHSFCA Scholarship Application Form, available Name City/State Dates Attended from the MHSFCA Scholarship Chair. In addition to the applica- Current: tion form, the following are essential in the order indicated: 1. Statement of not more than 300 words prepared by the candidate Principal______summarizing school and out-of-school activities, accomplish- ments and a statement of the applicant’s objective for further Counselor______education. Football Coach______2. A transcript of the student’s high school educational record from ninth grade through the first semester of their senior year, Local Newspaper______including class rank, total number of students in their senior class, grade point average, and ACT scores. Course of study you are considering: 3. A comprehensive letter of recommendation covering leadership, Arts/Science Engineering Business character and scholarship from at least three people. When Must Application be Submitted? Technical Training Education All Applications must be submitted to the MHSFCA Scholarship Com- Intended Major______mittee before March 1 of their senior year. Candidates will be advised of the decision of the Scholarship Com- Intended Occupation or Profession______mittee before May 1. March 2009 MHSFCA NEWSLETTER Page 18

Michigan High School Football Coaches Association Educational Scholarship for First Year Students

Application (page 2) Activities, Honors, Awards, Service List the extracurricular activities in which you have engaged and positions held. (Athletics, debate, drama, music, publications, student council, etc.)

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Honors and awards received for Scholarship Achievement (National Honor Society, other honor societies, National Merit Recognition, Science Fair Awards, etc.) ______

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Service to school, community, church, etc. ______

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This Section To Be Completed By School Counselor Important Data: This information may be made available to the applicant upon request

1. Applicant Rank in class of students. 2. Applicant’s high school GPA 3. This student will graduate (has graduated) _____/_____ 4. ACT Score Month/Year (This is a request for descriptive information, not a recommendation.)

5. A transcript must be mailed with this application.

6.______Signature of school official Title Date Telephone March 2009 MHSFCA NEWSLETTER Page 19

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 paperwork 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. March 2009 MHSFCA NEWSLETTER Page 20 Available at Michigan High School MHSFCA.com COACHES Association Hall of Fame Application Future Editions of the MHSFCA Newsletter will not include some forms that have been Criteria for application: Only persons who have coached and/or a regular part of each edition: 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 Alliance Award Nomination Form been a member of the Association (MHSCA), in good standing Future Teachers/Coaches Information Sheet and an active member of the Association two years prior to MHSCA/Gatorade Coaching Service Award Certificates induction into the Hall of Fame. Placement Bulletin Vacancy Form Contact: Scholarship Application Forms Rich Tompkins 9 S Lighthouse Drive These forms will appear on our web site: Mears, MI 49436 (231-873-4498) Residence MHSFCA.com (231) 873-5003 Fax E-Mail: [email protected] MaxPreps.com/MHSFCA School Service Award Fraser Reading Program Nominations

he Fraser Community Service Award is a community service project in which student athletes serve as role models to elementary students. Student-athletes are matched 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 students. T 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 Larry Merx awarded to the winning programs, the MHSFCA will present 39 Judd Rd. a grant to the elementary school/s designated by the recipient. Milan, MI 48160 The grant will be used to purchase books to expand student [email protected] access to reading materials. 845-837-9438 MaxPreps.com has pledged to fund the Fraser Commu- nity Service Award. 40% of Michigan schools took advantage Nominations for the 2009 Awards should be received by of MaxPreps.com’s free web services for high school coaches December 1, 2009. as measured by the number of schools who entered their stats at MaxPreps in 2008. In recognition of that level of participa- Include: tion, MaxPreps.com has donated $1,000 to fund the awards for • Name, school affiliation, phone and address of nominee 2008. MaxPreps.com will pledge up to an additional $2,000 in • Formal letter of recommendation from a school administrator future years as we increase our participation. • Documentation of qualifying activities

2008 Fraser Community Service Award Winners Dexter High School Dreadnaught Football Saline High School Hornet Football March 2009 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. March 2009 MHSFCA NEWSLETTER Page 22

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______March 2009 MHSFCA NEWSLETTER Page 23

Lifetime Membership MHSFCA Newsletter Name______Delivery Home Address (Street)______City, State ZIP+4______Phone (H)______Please continue to mail my e-mail______MHSFCA Newsletter. School Where Last Coached______Total Years Football Coaching______Qualifications • You must meet all FOUR! Do not mail my MHSFCA 1. Coached football for twenty years at any level. 3. Retired from coaching. Newsletter. I will download 2. Previously a MHSFCA Member. 4. Pay a one-time fee of $100 it from MHSFCA.com. Notify me by email when Send to: Mr. Jim Clawson, Membership Chairman the Newsletter is available. 21681 Thorofare, Grosse Ile, MI 48138 Lifetime Membership Fee $100

MHSFCA Membership Benefits

Did you know that: One of the benefits of MHSFCA membership is liability insurance through the MHSCA and NOCAD. MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION FORM 2009-2010

Page 24 Page MHSFCA Newsletter Send to: Mr. Jim Clawson Delivery Membership Chairman Program: 8:00 p.m. Program: 21681 Thorofare Grosse Ile, MI 48138

Joint MHSFCA/MHSCA/NHSCA ($25) No longer coaching Do not mail my MHSFCA Newsletter. I will download it Name______from MHSFCA.com. Notify me by email when the Newsletter

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