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Blair Thomas Football Academy 3 BLAIR THOMAS FOOTBALL ACADEMY 3 DAY CAMP - JULY 15, 2016 / JULY 16, 2016 / JULY 17, 2016 PRESENTED BY THE UPPER DAUPHIN AREA TROJAN FOOTBALL BOOSTERS The Blair Thomas Football Academy, This three-day camp will provide instruction on football fundamentals and skills, speed and agility and mental founded by Philly native Blair Thomas, toughness. The camp is being presented by the Trojan Football Boosters as an opportunity for local youth and entry continues Pennsylvania’s rich tradition of level high school football players to gain instruction from professional and college level athletes. The camp will be producing talented football players. These instructed by former NFL and Penn State player Blair Thomas along with several guest coaches from the professional elite camps provide each player with a and college ranks. unique opportunity to hone his football skills under the leadership of Thomas. The cost of the camp will be $175. A minimum of $75 is due at registration with the rest due by July 8th. Checks Thomas, an NFL Pro and Penn State All- may be made out to the Trojan Football Club. Reservations are limited so register early. Each camper will select American, has teamed up with both an offensive and defensive position. The camp is designed for students ages 7-15. The cost of the camp will experienced coaches and other former NFL include a take-home gift and lunch on Saturday and Sunday. players to provide a first class coaching staff to camp participants. These camps CAMP SCHEDULE (TENTATIVE – SUBJECT TO CHANGE) enable the development of the best football fundamentals for all attendees. Friday, July 15, 2016 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM Final Registration/Coach Introductions Friday, July 15, 2016 12:30 PM – 3:30 PM Combine (Athlete Testing)/Speed/Running Instruction CAMP HIGHLIGHTS Saturday, July 16, 2016 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM Offensive and Defensive Fundamentals/Skills Sunday, July 17, 2016 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM Offensive and Defensive Instruction • Professional/college level instruction. • Speed and agility instruction. REGISTRATION INFORMATION • Motivational speaker on Saturday. • Evening activities for volunteer coaches MAIL REGISTRATION FORM AND CHECK (MADE PAYABLE TO TROJAN FOOTBALL CLUB) TO: and community members. BRENT BELL • Camp gift and lunch provided on UPPER DAUPHIN AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 220 N CHURCH STREET Saturday and Sunday. ELIZABETHVILLE, PA 17023 CAMP HELD RAIN OR SHINE. NO REFUNDS. CONTACT COACH BELL FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION (717) 395-6968 OR [email protected] BLAIR THOMAS FOOTBALL ACADEMY 3 DAY CAMP - JULY 15, 2016 / JULY 16, 2016 / JULY 17, 2016 PRESENTED BY THE UPPER DAUPHIN AREA TROJAN FOOTBALL BOOSTERS GUEST INSTRUCTOR: BLAIR THOMAS GUEST INSTRUCTOR: ANTHONY MORELLI • High School All-State – Frankford High School • High School Elite 11 participant (Penn Hills High School) and played in the 2004 Big 33 • Penn State University – Member of 1986 National Championship Team Classic. Walter Camp and Football News All American (1989) • Penn State University (2004-2007) Career: 3,301 Rushing Yards and 4,512 All-Purpose Yards Has held various passing records while at Penn State. 1989 Heisman Trophy Candidate Threw for over 5,200 career passing yards while at Penn State. • National Football League GUEST INSTRUCTOR: BO ORLANDO No. 2 Pick of New York Jets in 1990 Draft Played for New York Jets, New England, Dallas and Carolina. • High School All-American (Berwick High School) and USA Today National Champions • Coaching (1983) Running Backs Coach – Temple University (1998-2005) • West Virginia University Football University Two-time All Big East Defensive Back Co-Captain undefeated season and played for national championship in 1988 GUEST INSTRUCTOR: QUINTUS MCDONALD WVU Defensive Player of the Year – 1988 and WVU Hall of Fame 2012 • High School All-American – 1983, 84, 85 (Montclair High School) • National Football League • USA Today Defensive Player of the Year – 1984 and Parade Magazine Co-Defensive Player Houston Oilers – 1989-1994 of the Year – 1984 San Diego Chargers – 1995 • Penn State University – Member of 1986 National Championship Team and 1987 Most Cincinnati Bengals – 1996-1997 Improved Defensive Player Pittsburg Steelers - 1998 • National Football League – Drafter by the Indianapolis Colts in the 1989 NFL Draft • Coaching Multiple Defensive Player of the Game awards over 3 year career. Coached Defensive Backs – Liberty High School (2002-2011) Ed Block Courage Award for Comeback Player of the Year – Indianapolis Colts 2005-06 AAAA State Runner-Up and 2008 State Champions 1991 Football University Defensive Back Coach (2007-2011) NFL Career ended with San Francisco in 1993 Moravian College – Assistant Defensive Back Coach (2014-15) MOTIVATIONAL SPEAKER: LEE RUBIN Lee Rubin is an emerging voice. His unique ability to understand and articulate winning principles with tremendous clarity and practical application makes him a highly sought after speaker and teacher. Lee is a frequent speaker and panelist at corporations, conferences and schools throughout the country. Lee is the author of WIN: Simple Insights to Help Student-Athletes Win the Game of Life. This book is a powerful collection of anecdotes, lessons, and inspiring quotes that helps readers shift to new levels of thinking. WIN has become a reference guide for student-athletes, helping them do what it takes to win in the most important game of all--life! He holds a Bachelor Degree in Speech Communications, with a minor in Business from Penn State University. Rubin received a full athletic scholarship to play football for the Nittany Lions. Lee not only emerged as a three-year starting free safety, he also became a captain of the team. His academic and athletic success has provided a tremendous opportunity to understand and communicate winning strategies and principles. BLAIR THOMAS FOOTBALL ACADEMY 3 DAY CAMP - JULY 15, 2016 / JULY 16, 2016 / JULY 17, 2016 PRESENTED BY THE UPPER DAUPHIN AREA TROJAN FOOTBALL BOOSTERS YOUTH COACHES CLINIC – JULY 15TH @ 4:00 PM The youth coaches clinic will be held on Friday, July 15th at 4:00 PM. The hour long clinic will include discussion about football fundamentals and practice organization. A question and answer session will also be included. All youth coaches in the Northern Dauphin County area and surrounding areas are invited to attend. There is no cost for the coaches clinic. The coaches clinic will be held in the Upper Dauphin Area High School Wellness Classroom. Please pre-register for the coaches clinic by emailing Brent Bell at [email protected]. Include the following information: - Name - Telephone Number - Email Address - Organization (Football Program and Level) - Position (Head Coach or Assistant Coach) Please contact Brent Bell at (717) 395-6968 or Mike Griffiths at (717) 329-6936 for more information. BLAIR THOMAS FOOTBALL ACADEMY 3 DAY CAMP - JULY 15, 2016 / JULY 16, 2016 / JULY 17, 2016 PRESENTED BY THE UPPER DAUPHIN AREA TROJAN FOOTBALL BOOSTERS Registration Form Information SELECT PLAYER POSITION GROUP: Player First Name CIRCLE ONE FOR OFFENSE AND ONE FOR DEFENSE Player Last Name OFFENSE: QUARTERBACK WIDE RECEIVER/RB OFFENSIVE LINE DEFENSE: DEFENSIVE LINE LINEBACKERS DEFENSIVE BACKS Address SECOND CHOICES: City Emergency Medical Release State In the event of an emergency requiring medical attention on the day of the camp, I hereby grant consent to a physician, athletic trainer and/or other qualified medical personnel to provide medical treatment to and/or transport my child (named on left). I Zip Code: understand that every effort will be made to contact me in order to receive my specific authorization before any treatment or Player Age: hospitalization is undertaken. However, in the event of an emergency and if I cannot be reached, I give my consent to the medical care provider to perform any necessary emergency treatments. I agree to release any records necessary to the Grade (2016-17): appropriate medical care provider for the purpose of treatment, referral, billing or insurance purposes. Known Allergies: Parent/Guardian Signature Date Parent/Emergency Information Liability Waiver Parent/Guardian: In consideration for registration of my minor child (named on left) into the above camp, I do hereby agree to release, discharge and hold harmless, the Upper Dauphin Area School District, its officers, agents, employees and booster organizations of and Phone Number: from all causes, liabilities, damages, claims or demands resulting from injury or accident involving said minor child while attending or participating in the camp. I understand that all participants of Upper Dauphin Area School District camps must be Email Address: covered by medical insurance and that the District does not provide such insurance for camp participants. Alternate Name: Alternate Phone: Parent/Guardian Signature Date Alternate Relationship: Photo Release I authorize the Upper Dauphin Area School District to photograph, videotape and/or audiotape my child in promotion of the Insurance Provider: District’s camps. Insurance Group: Insurance Number: Parent/Guardian Signature Date.
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