Eagles plus Elks Equal Classic

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1 Eagles plus Elks Equal Classic October 2013 Volume 11 Inside Issue 6 Game Plan & Results 2 Fairmont Firebirds 3 Elks Firebirds Preview 4 Naples Game Stats 5 Naples Offense Stats 6 Naples Defense Stats 7 Naples Trip 8 Thursday Night Practice 9 Friday Walk Through 10 Game Day! 11 Naples Offensive Action 12 Naples Defensive Action 13 Elk Nation in Florida 14 Beach Celebration Party 15 Scoring Drive Chart 16 GWOC Statistics 17 Playoffs and Rankings Elks in the NFL 21 QB Club Mission 22 The Naples Golden Eagles Band marched unto the field Friday night and welcomed their guests by playing OSU s Across The Field. This selection was prophetically appropriate. Fight the team across the field, show them Ohio s here, yes, Ohio was definitely here as the Elks defeated the Golden Eagles in double overtime classic. Hit them hard and see how they fall, never let that team get the ball, that is Centerville football; hard hitting blocking and tackling combined with a superior ball control offense. This was truly one of the finest, and most exciting, high school football games I have ever watched let alone actually be a part of, said Coach Ullery. As those who were at the game can attest to, the Naples Golden Eagles were an outstanding football team with many outstanding individuals on their team. It took a total team effort for 48 minutes (and beyond) from our players to come out on top in this game. This is exactly what we got from our players. I many times tell them, "Be a Centerville football player." They certainly were in this game. In the 4th quarter the Elks had two 80 yard drives, They never gave up, they played relentlessly, they showed extreme mental toughness, they didn't back down from anything the opponent put in front of them, and every single player put the team ahead of themselves, said Coach Ullery. The Elks were first class on the field and perfect gentlemen off the field. I could not have been prouder of how they represented all former football alumni that in many ways gave them this opportunity, nor could I have been prouder of how they represented their families, Centerville High School, the Centerville community, and the entire state of Ohio. I can't tell you how many compliments were thrown at our players from Floridians and many from all over the state of Ohio who happened to attend the game about how they carried themselves before, during, and after the game. "That is a classy group of kids you have there was the comment I heard over and over. It was definitely a special trip.

2 Game Plan & Results EVENT DATE & TIME LOCATION Northmont 7th Grade Wednesday :00 PM CHS Northmont 8th Grade Wednesday :15 PM CHS Fairmont (Varsity) Friday :00 PM CHS Fairmont (JV) Saturday :30 PM Away LAST WEEK S SCORES 8TH GRADE 12 BEAVERCREEK 14 7TH GRADE 0 BEAVERCREEK 32 Page 2

3 Fairmont Firebirds Page 3

4 Elks - Firebirds Preview Coach Ullery s preview of the Fairmont game: This is a game that will make Fairmont's season" each and every year if they can come out on top. They will be bringing an experienced team into Centerville Stadium Friday night, especially on defense. A year ago it took two major special team mistakes on Fairmont's part to give us a short field late in the game and to win a game that we really didn't play well enough in to deserve to win. We must quickly forget last week's game and focus on what is in front of us to continue getting better throughout the second half of the season. Fairmont is a dangerous opponent. Page 4

5 Naples Game Stats Page 5

6 Naples Offense Recap Page 6

7 Naples Defensive Recap Page 7

8 Naples Trip Page 8

9 Thursday Night Practice Page 9

10 Friday Walk Through Page 10

11 Game Day! It was Ohio versus Florida in High School football history on September 27, The Centerville Elks defeated the Naples Golden Eagles in a double overtime thriller. Click on the following link for highlights and comments from Naplesnews.com Page 11

12 Naples Offensive Action Page 12

13 Naples Defensive Action Page 13

14 Elk Nation in Florida Page 14

15 Beach Celebration Party Page 15

16 Scoring Drive Chart Page 16

17 Page 17

18 2013 Playoff Schedule Page 18

19 OHSAA Playoff Rankings Page 19

20 Ohio Division I High School Football Rankings Page 20

21 Elks in the NFL Page 21

22 2013 OFFICERS Frank Weyler - President fweyler@woh.rr.com Rick Vance - Vice President Eric Reibly - Treasurer jreibly@woh.rr.com Bob Brouse - Communications Director rbrouse@woh.rr.com Mike Bozzo - Booster Representative SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Dave Kaminski Scott Langer JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Brian Pressel Jason Zeller SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVE Mike Bastian Mike Sliger Dave Wynn FRESHMEN REPRESENTATIVES Dirk Miller Rick Schook John Wenning MIDDLE SCHOOL REPRESENATIVES Kent Harshbarger, 8th Grade Eric Reibly, 7th Grade The Quarterback Club offers players, families, coaches and fans an opportunity to contribute to the success of the team with gifts, works, and spirited support for Centerville football. We are a service club dedicated to ELK PRIDE in our efforts to provide financial and volunteer support. Quarterback Club membership primarily consists of the parents of past, present, and future Centerville High School football players. However, all community members and CHS football fans are welcome Projects include: $2,000 Player Scholarship Team clothing and equipment including new home uniforms, team warm-ups, shirts, shoes, and player of the week award jackets. Food including team breakfasts, post scrimmage meals, and food for the press box workers each week. We also subsidize the cost of the weekly game films and highlight Video at the end of the season. Provided funding for the Naples, Florida road trip. PHOTOGRAPHS PROVIDED BY: Barry Burtenshaw Burtenshaw.smugmug.com CHS STATISTICS PROVIDED BY: Jim Ehrensberger Jim Keegan QB Club Newsletter editor: Jim Ehrensberger jehrensberger@att.net