Yorktown High School | Archive | April, 2009

NORTHERN VIRGINIA FOOTBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION

2009 SPRING CLINIC

MAY 8, 2009

3 – 9 p.m.

at CENTREVILLE HIGH SCHOOL

KEYNOTE SPEAKER:

MIKE LONDON — HEAD COACH RICHMOND, the 2008 FCS National Champions

ALSO FEATURING:

CHRIS MALONE — JMU – Offensive Line

SCOTT BOONE — WILLIAM & MARY  — Linebackers

BOBBY WILDER — ODU HEAD COACH — Offense

MICHAEL ZYSKOWSKI — ODU — Special Teams

ETHAN REEVE — WAKE FOREST — Head Strength and Conditioning Coach

PEDRO ARRUZO — RANDOLPH MACON HEAD COACH — Offense

MARTY FAVRET — HAMPDEN-SYDNEY HEAD COACH — Offense

DAVE DUNN — CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY HEAD COACH — Offense

JERRY GORDON — POTOMAC FALLS HIGH SCHOOL, UNDER FRONT — Defense

GEOFF MAPP — VELOCITY ASBHURN — Head Strength and Speed Coach

DEALTON COTTON — ODU — Defensive Line Coach

PLUS CHALK TALK / Q&A SESSIONS:

MARK BENDORF — ROBINSON HEAD COACH — Rams’ Defense

**** ADAMS — ANNANDALE HEAD COACH — Atoms’ Defense

JOE THOMPSON — OAKTON HEAD COACH — Cougars’ Offense

TOM GLYNN — MOUNT VERNON HEAD COACH — Majors’ Offense

SPEAKERS BEING ADDED DAILY!!!

SPONSORS:

All American Reconditioning, Centreville Volunteer Fire Department, 1st Team Sports, Football America, Fairfax County Youth Football League, Coach COMM, The Northern Region Football Coaches Association

NORTHERN VIRGINIA FOOTBALL COACHES SPRING CLINIC REGISTRATION FORM
NAME_________________________________________________
SCHOOL______________________________________________
Email Address___________________________________________
PHONE OR CELL NUMBER_____________________________________
Makes checks payable to – NVFCA

PLEASE REGISTER EARLY BY MAILING THIS FORM BACK TO:
GERRY PANNONI
HEAD FOOTBALL COACH
CENTREVILLE HIGH SCHOOL
6001 UNION MILL ROAD
CLIFTON, VA 20124

ON SITE REGISTRATION IS $35.00 PER COACH!!

PRE-REGISTRATION PRICES
__ $30.00 per coach
__ $100 per high school staff
__ $100 PER YOUTH ASSOCIATION @ 6 OR LESS STAFF
__ $200 PER YOUTH ASSOCIATION@ 12 OR LESS
__ $300 PER YOUTH ASSOCIATION @ 20 OR LESS
__ $500 PER YOUTH ASSOCIATION @ MORE THAN 20 COACHES

Coach Pannoni’s contact info:
Phone: 703-802-5530
Email: Gerard.pannoni@fcps.edu

Please feel free to contact me with any questions that you may have concerning the clinic.
* You will be contacted VIA EMAIL when your registration form is received.

MAIL CHECKS TO:
GERRY PANNONI
NVFCA CLINIC DIRECTOR
CENTREVILLE HS
6001 UNION MILL ROAD
CLIFTON, VA 20124

GROUP REGISTRATION INFO

PLEASE LIST NAMES OF ALL STAFF ATTENDING:

EMAIL TO SEND CONFIRMATION ____________________________

CLINIC SCHEDULE

3:30 — 4:15 Chalk Talks
1.    Mark Bendorf — Robinson Defense
2.    **** Adams — Annandale Defense
3.    Joe Thompson — Oakton Offense
4.    Tom Glynn — Mt. Vernon Offense

4:25 — 5:15
1.    Marty Favret — Hampden — Sydney Offense
2.    Scott Boone — William & Mary LB Play
3.    Geoff Mapp — Head Strength and Speed Coach – Velocity

5:25 — 6:15
1.    Chris Malone — JMU Offensive Line Technique
2.    Jerry Gordon — Potomac Falls Under Defensive Front
3.    Dave Dunn — Catholic University — Quick Pass Game

6:15 — 6:45 — Dinner — Chick Fil A / Carrabbas
Doug Glagola — Exec VP National Football Foundation
Bob Jarrell — VP for Scholars National Football Foundation
 
6:50 — 7:35 — KEYNOTE ADDRESS
    MIKE LONDON — UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND HEAD COACH
    FCS NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
    FCS NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR

7:45 — 8:35
1.    Bobby Wilder — ODU Offense
2.    Mike Zyskowski — ODU Special Teams
3.    Dealton Cotton — ODU Defensive Line Coach

8:45 — 9:35
1.    Ethan Reeve — Head Strength Coach Wake Forest University
2.    Pedro Arruzo — Randolph-Macon College Offense

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Story By Jeffery Gibert
West
Potomac Senior, DigitalSports Intern

Photos and Videos By Sam Briggs
West Potomac Sophomore , DigitalSports Intern

**Click the links above to access photos and video highlights from Monday’s playoff game!

Edison continued its perfect season by shutting out two-time defending National District champion Yorktown, 4-0, in the Patriots’ house.

“That was one of the top games of the season so far,” Eagle junior Mark Krisak said. “Now, we have to look on to beat the rest of the teams in our district.”

Added junior Will Bauer: “Edison has been very, very overdue for a streak like this. We’ve been on the bad end of the stick for a very long time. It feels great to be on top.”

Both teams were fighting for tempo early, and it seemed like Yorktown was beginning to get the upper hand. Senior Alex Herrera, the Patriots’ premier center midfielder and reigning Northern Region Player of the Year, cracked a shot that was destined for the back of the net, but junior Brian Mickey came up with a big save.

Minutes later, Krisak entered the game and give Edison the lift it needed with his aggressive and relentless play, which led to a red card for Herrera.

“I came in on a corner kick and right after the corner kick, the ball was getting cleared out,” Krisak said. “[Herrera], their best player, I tackled the ball from him. He got kind of mad at the ref … and got himself out of the game.

“That was definitely the defining moment of the game.”

His teammates responded just a few minutes later and would not loaf on the advantage presented to them. Eagle senior Mauricio Salgado scored on a wild volley from a corner kick in the 25th minute.

“Eric [Perez] crossed it in from a corner,” he said. “I nearly headed it in, but I missed it. When I turned around to look at the ball, it was all by itself, so I just kicked it up from where I was from.”

As has been the case all season, Edison showed no let-up.  

In the 32nd minute, Billy Arnez received a cross after breaking through the Patriot defense, and nailed it past the keeper from a tough angle.

“It was a free kick from about the corner of the 18 and then they crossed it in,” said Arnez, one of several strikers that have made the Eagles the second-highest scoring team in the Region. “The defense took it out and one of our players just crossed it back in. I was there by myself and I just took my time, looked at the ball, and took a shot at it.”

The defense did its job, too. With a two-goal lead, it could have easily relaxed and allowed a comeback, but the Eagle backs kept the intensity up the whole game, stepping up every time the Patriots threatened.

“Coach has been pushing the defense to step up,” said junior captain Andy Rasdorf, whose team has outscored its opponents 21-4 this year. “He says that we will be scoring goals during the games, but it’s up to the defense in order to see how many goals they can stop.

“If they stop as many goals as we put in, we win the game.”

The second half was the Andy Najar Rodriguez show. The sophomore Human Highlight Reel added two more goals to his already impressive resume. Both of Rodriguez’s goals make the displayed a great level of trick and skill that he used to beat defenders.

With the win, Edison (6-0-0) will put its undefeated season on the line again on Monday against out-of-region foe Woodbridge.

“We need to keep our focus,” sophomore Hunter Gill said. “We need to remember that we are still only half way into the season. We need to get ready for districts.”

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