RBHS BRONCO FOOTBALL Home of the 1993 and 1995 CIF Champions

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1 RBHS BRONCO FOOTBALL Home of the 1993 and 1995 CIF Champions To: From: RE: Bronco Football Players and Families Coach McCoy and Coaching Staff Important Information for the 2012 Football Season On behalf of the entire coaching staff, we would like to welcome you to the 2012 season and the Bronco Football family. We are excited to have you with us and are looking forward to the upcoming season. The following pages will provide you with important information about the upcoming season, including finances, calendars, etc. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact us.

2 PHILOSOPHY Our program is based on a team first philosophy and the belief that the highest level of success comes from focusing on things greater than ourselves. Football is perhaps the greatest team sport; and as such, demands that players commit to team goals, and some times sacrificing individual wants with team needs. And as part of this team, we want to prepare our young men for a successful future. I heard a coach reply when asked if his team had a successful season: I won t know for twenty years. Similarly, we believe that there are several important habits that our boys will need in order to be successful in life discipline, hard work, teamwork, commitment and football provides an excellent vehicle to help them develop those habits. We also want them to have a great experience playing football at RBHS: Yes, we must work hard, but we can also enjoy the ride along the way. Our style of play will be up-tempo and aggressive in all three phases of the game offense, defense, and special teams. Our general goals are to 1) play smart, 2) play hard, and 3) play together. If we focus on those three things, we will be successful and winning will take care of itself. And regardless of who plays on Friday nights, all players can help accomplish those goals in practice and in games. Players who demonstrate that they can execute their responsibilities will get the most playing time. However, if your son has a question or concern about his playing time or any other team issue for that matter he should discuss it directly with a member of the coaching staff. We believe this is an important part of the player s maturation process. In short, and with all due respect, we will not talk to parents about playing time until we have had a conversation with our players first. We appreciate you support for and understanding of this policy. EXPECTATIONS Player We expect all players to be at all practices, games and team activities. However, we also understand that conflicts do arise. Please let the coaches know in advance if one arises. Failure to do so may result in suspension or reduction of playing time. In addition, we expect our players to carry themselves with class and character on and off the field. No player will ever be dismissed from the team due to lack of talent or ability. But they can be dismissed because of their lack of character poor effort, attitude, or behavior or inability to follow team policies: 1) BE EARLY: It simply is disrespectful and undisciplined to show up late. 2) CONTROL THE CONTROLLABLES: Take care of your effort, attitude, emotions and decisions, and let all else take care of itself. No whining, complaining or excuses. 3) PROTECT THE TEAM: Look out for your teammates best interest: don t criticize but encourage, don t deflate but inflate, support and challenge them. Parent and Spectator Basically, we view the role of parents and families is to Cheer and Volunteer. You can help the football program and its players in a very significant way by vocally supporting the teams and by volunteering with the Grid Iron Club. Most importantly, we ask that carry yourselves with class, with the main purpose of setting a good example for our players. We expect that you will treat all players, coaches and officials with respect, as they work every hard to put a good product on the field. Vehement criticism directed at player, coach, or referee is unnecessary and counter-productive to what we hope to accomplish as a program. If there is any issue or problem you may have with player or coach, we ask that you contact Coach McCoy first.

3 FINANCIAL INFORMATION There is a lot that goes in to running a high school football program. Our current projected expenses are near $30,000, and we plan on raising that money through the concessions stand and a variety of other fundraisers Lift-a-Thon, Beggar Letter, Bronco Card sales, etc. Anything you can do to support those revenue programs would be much appreciated. In addition, the school district is now charging each individual team for transportation. Right now, football is being charged $65/student-athlete. They are also charging us to use our own facilities weight room and field over the summer, at a cost of $23/student-athlete. Therefore, we have included these costs in our summer program. $62 for spirit pack: 2 shirts and 1 short $65 for transportation $23 for facilities $80 for staff $230 total We take pride in keeping the cost of our program low for individual families. But a lot of that depends on us being able to raise the rest through our planned fundraisers. Again, anything you can do to support those efforts is much appreciated. COMMUNICATON The primary method of disseminating information is through our website: Please subscribe to the updates. Additionally, it is our goal to have a team parent for each team who will be the central communication source. Once we have collected contact information for all the players and their families, we will make the information available to you. If you need to contact the coaches, is the best way to do so. Our addresses are as follows: Head Varsity Coach: Coach McCoy, trmccoy@powayusd.com Head JV Coach: Coach Carpenter, jcarpenter@powayusd.com Head Freshman Coach: Coach Terribilini, jterribilini@powayusd.com IMPORTANT DATES Spring Practice: May 14th - June 1 st, 3-5pm (BBQ on June 1, 5:30) Physicals: May 31, RBHS, $20 (Freshman only) Summer Training: June 11th - July 19th V/JV: 7:30am-9:30am; Freshman 10am-12pm Skills/Passing League: T/Th 5-7pm; June 15/16 SDSU Tournament (Varsity only) Cost: $230; covers spirit pack, facility and Fall transportation costs Community Blitz Fundraiser: July 18th (4-7pm) Athletic Packet due July 19th Dead Period: July 20-Aug 5 (GREAT VACATION TIME!) Fall Camp: Aug 6 (August 7 Camp Pendleton); Mon-Sat V/JV: 11:30-6:00; Freshman 8:00am-Noon Parent Meeting: Aug 6, 6:30pm Scrimmage: Aug 24 Vista; Freshman: Home

4 COACHING STAFF Tristan McCoy: Varsity Head Coach; Defensive Coordinator; Safeties Coach Coach McCoy graduated from Rancho Bernardo High School in 1996, where he was a member of the 1993 and 1995 CIF championship teams, and earned All-League and All-CIF honors. He attended St. Mary s College, where he played football for the Gaels. After earning his Master s Degree at Columbia University, he taught history and coached football and baseball at Mira Costa High School, until he was able to return to his alma mater in Since he has been back at RBHS, he has been teaching history and has coached freshman baseball, and football on all three levels. Tristan lives in Rancho Bernardo with his wife, Alisha, and his son, Mason (2). Jeff Carpenter: Junior Varsity Head Coach; Defensive Line Coach Coach Carp is in his 18 th year at RBHS and enters his third year with the lacrosse program to go along with 18 seasons in the football program. In addition to his coaching duties, Coach teaches AP Government and Civics. He is a graduate of the University of San Diego where he played both Football and Lacrosse and graduated with a degree in International Relations. Bryan Grundon: Varsity Offensive Coordinator; Offensive Line Coach Coach Grundon graduated from RBHS in 1998, and played college football at Humboldt State University. Brian runs his own law practice. Charlie Dehoney: Varsity Offensive Line Coach Charles graduated from RBHS in 1998, and played college football at San Jose State University. Charlie runs his own shipping business, Box Brothers. David Gorman: JV Offensive Line Coach David Gorman graduated from RBHS in 1998, and played college football at Humboldt St and San Diego St. Fred Amano: Varsity/JV Defensive Live Coach Coach Amano graduated from RBHS in 2001, and played college football at San Diego State University. He lives here in Rancho Bernardo, and works with his brother, Eugene Amano. Brian Ferrette: Varsity/JV QBs Coach Coach Ferrette quarterbacked the Broncos to a CIF Championship in 1995, and went on to play at Pomona-Pitzer College. Brian has coached at RB the past two seasons and currently works as a Financial Advisor at Northwestern Mutual. He lives in San Diego. Myles Stuckey: Varsity/JV Cornerbacks Coach Coach Stuckey graduated from Rancho Buena Vista High School in Vista in He played outside linebacker and defensive end at Humboldt State University, graduating in 2011 with a Bachelor s degree in History. Myles currently lives in Escondido with his wife of 10 years, Amanda, and their two children, daughter Jade (9), and son Matthew (5).

5 Chris Garnier: Varsity/JV Special Teams Coordinator Chris graduated from RBHS in 1996, and played college football at the University of Hawaii. Chris is a retired Marine Captain, and is working on his teaching credential. Neal Curry: Varsity/JV Running Backs Coach Coach Curry has coached at RB for nearly 20 years, and has taught a range of Social Science subjects at RBHS and Del Norte HS. He lives in RB with his wife Natalie and son and daughter. Thomas Crane: Varsity/JV Wide Receivers and QB Coach Coach Crane teaches at Scripps Ranch HS, and coaches Soccer and Badminton there. He also played Soccer for USD and for the San Diego Soccers. He has a wife and two children. Pat Husak: Varsity/JV Linebackers Coach Coach Husak played football at Mesa College and Lindenwood University. He has coached at Scripps Ranch for a few years. He now works at the Urge in Rancho Bernardo. Waylon Prather: Varsity/JV Kicking and TE Coach Coach Prather played football at San Jose St, and is now a personal trainer here in RB. Joe Terribilini: Freshman Head Coach; Defensive Coordinator Coach Terribilini teaches Special Education at RBHS, and is also the Head Wrestling Coach at our school. He lives in Rancho Bernardo. Brad Elrod: Freshman Offensive Coordinator Coach Elrod has coached Varsity football for 25 years at a number of schools, and finished up his Head Coaching career at RBHS in He teaches at RB, and lives here with his wife Terri. Jim Parker: Freshman Offensive Line Coach Coach Parker has coach Varsity football for 25 years at a number of schools. He manages the Barrel Room, and lives in RB with his wife, Nikki. John Vallez: Freshman Defensive Backs Coach; Special Teams Coordinator Coach Vallez has coached high school football for 20 years at a number of schools. He teaches Math here at RBHS, and lives in RB with his wife. David Smith: Freshman Defensive Line Coach Coach Smith has coached football for several years at a number of schools, including Valhalla and West Hills. He lives in Poway with his wife and two kids. Marc Lazernik: Freshman Defensive Backs Coach Coach Lazernik has coached freshman football for several years here at RBHS. He teaches Special Education and helps coach track as well. He lives here in RB with his wife. Don Jones: Freshman Wide Receivers Coach Coach Jones has been the Varsity Track Coach at RB since its birth, winning numerous League and CIF championships. He has also previously coached freshman football for several years.

6 BRONCO FOOTBALL 2O12 PLAYER AND FAMILY INFORMATION SHEET PLAYER NAME: BIRTHDATE: YEAR IN SCHOOL NEXT FALL: SR JR SO FR PLAYER ADDRESS: PLAYER ADDRESS: PLAYER CELL PHONE: MOM S NAME: MOM S ADDRESS: MOM S HOME NUMBER: MOM S CELL NUMBER: MOM S DAD S NAME: DAD S ADDRESS: DAD S HOME NUMBER: DAD S CELL NUMBER: DAD S Other sports/extra-curriculars: Other info we should know:

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