15 th Annual All-State and Hall of Fame Banquet Michael s Eighth Avenue

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1 15 th Annual All-State and Hall of Fame Banquet Michael s Eighth Avenue Honoring Prep Best 2014 February 22, 2015

2 Program Agenda Introduction Joe Russo Invocation Joe Russo Dinner Opening of Program Master of Ceremonies Joe Russo Introductions Joe Russo Hall of Fame Bob Milloy All-State Awards Joe Russo& Sheldon Shealer

3 Hall of Fame Inductees 1988 Irv Biasi --Patterson Al Cesky --Bel Air Bill Hahn --Fort Hill & Wheaton Ed Hargaden --Loyola Harry Lawrence --Baltimore City Bob Lumsden --Poly Gorton McWilliams --Cambridge. John Merricks --Crossland Dan Palumbo --Northwestern George Young --Calvert Hall & City 1989 Tony Caruso, Sherwood Jim Higgins -Milford &Randallstown Charlie Lattimer --Fort Hill George Roberts --Severna Park Herb Ruby --Westminster Brady Straub -Northwood & Kennedy Dick Working -McDonogh & B. Latin 1990 Jerry Calhoun --Beall Dutch Eyth --McDonogh Jim Head --Westminster Bill Jones --Wheaton 1991 Jerry Mears --Arundel &Meade Howdy Myers --St. Paul s Al Sadusky --BCC Vic Woods --Mount St. Joseph 1992 Bud Coackley --Edgewood Al Laramore --Annapolis Joe Pappetti --Glen Burnie 1993 Moe Barber --Snow Hill Jim Crawford -- Friendly John Voight --High Point 1994 John Cox --La Plata Pete Lerario --Springbrook Ben Petrilli-- Loch Raven 1995 Jack Molesworth --Frederick & TJ Ken Parker --South Carroll Jim Smith --Aberdeen 1996 Roy Lester, --Allegany,Magruder Mitch Tullai --St. Paul s 1997 Jim Fegan --Georgetown Prep Carroll Reid-- Smithsburg Al Thomas --Seneca Valley & Damascus Augie Waibel -Poly 1998/1999 Andy Borland --Severna Park Joe Brune --Loyola John Harvill --Gaithersburg Rocco Romeo --Largo 2000/2001 John Buchheister-- Milford Mill & Randallstown Larry Johnson-- McDonough Fred Shepherd --Churchill 2001/2002 Mike Calhoun --Fort Hill Ernie Ceccato --Poolesville 2002/2003 Doug Fleetwood -Cambridge Ralph Paden --Fairmont Heights Morgan Wootten --DeMatha 2003/2004 Lowell Davis --Landon School Jack Gilmore --Allegany Roger Wrenn --Patterson 2004/2005 Tim Ambrose --Middletown Charles Berry --Wicomico Tom Woods --Southern Garrett 2005/2006 Bill Mackley-- John Carroll Pete Pompey-- Dunbar/Edmondson 2006/2007 Doug DuVall-- Wilde Lake Bob Milloy-- Good Counsel Mike Pearson-- Oxon Hill 2007/2008 Dave Carruthers--Urbana Ben Eaton-- Dunbar Jerry Franks- Huntingtown Dave Schrodel-- Walkersville

4 2008/2009 Walt King--Bullis School Macon Tucker--Aberdeen John Usilton-- James M. Bennett 2009/2010 Chuck Hickes--Laurel David Nick Lynch -- Suitland Bill McGregor-- DeMatha 2010/2011 Terry Changuris--Seneca Valley Joe Russo-- Hammond High 2011/2012 Dan Makosy-- Hammond Steve Turnbaugh-- Hereford Ben Wright-- Thomas Johnson 2012/2013 Ken Brace-- Watkins MIlls 2013/2014 Rick Conner-- Linganore MIke Working-- Mt.St. Joe John W. Voight Award This award is presented to outstanding assistant coaches in the state of Maryland with at least 20 years of loyal service 1994 Rich Bosnic --Magruder Elmer Dize --Mervo & Overlea Frank Gilmore --Georgetown Prep Fred Joyce --Gaithersburg Dave Merrill --Allegany Buck Offutt --DeMatha 1995 Lindsey Agee --Cambridge-S.D. Robert Chaswell --Oxon Hill Bucky Kimmett --Poly Marty McKibbin --McDonogh Nick Schloeder, --Gilman 1996 Don Rushing --Sherwood Ken Rippeto -- Kennedy Larry Raum -- Seneca Valley Jim Albert, --Atholton 1997 Jim Abbott --Walkersville Jim Castonguay --Springbrook Tom Crowell --Sherwood Ray Dawes --Wilde Lake Paul Kowalchick --Westlake 1998 Dave Brown --Wilde Lake Dave Sharpless --Fairmont Heights Russ Roberts --Severna Park Victor Twigg --Beall 2000/2001 Dick Brown --DeMatha John Haberman --Springbrook 2001/2002 Kenneth Dunn --South River Richard Jackson --Wilde Lake Ken Lutz -Smithsburg -Brunswick 2002/2003 Bob Hampton --Wooton Arthur Villwock --Broadneck 2003/2004 Frank Alling --Friendly John Shea --Georgetown Prep 2004/2005 Steve Ghent --Good Counsel Tim Perry --John Carroll 2005/2006 Joe Mencarini --Quince Orcahrd Scott Swope --Wilde Lake John Zeir, Sherwood 2006/2007 Bill Johnson-- Douglass Rick Lloyd -- River Hill Don Phelps-- Calvert Elmer Smith-- Beall 2007/2008 Fred Billings--Wicomico Bill Goodman-- Good Counsel 2008/2009 Joe Bosley-- Hereford Tom Kolar-- Good Counsel

5 2009/2010 Joe Doody-- Damascus Mike Henshaw- Huntingtown Pete White-- Geogetown Prep 2010/2011 Lee Branthover--MHS-WHS-GP Tony Edwards -- Damascus 2011/2012 Wayne Boor-- Wheaton 2012/2013 Roy Main-- Middletown Fran Parry-- Gaithersburg Lorne Ridenour-- Middletown Eric Wade-- Suitland 2013/2014 TIm Breslin -- DeMatha Mike Fegan -- Georgetown Prep 1995 Mark Duffner-- University of Maryland Al Thomas-- All-Star Football Director 1996 Mike McGlinchey --Frostburg State Doug DuVall --Wilde Lake 1997 Andrew Edwards Keith Mills --WMAR-TV Joe Russo --MHSFCA President 1998 Maus Collins Neil Greenberger --Washington Post Bob Milloy --Director of Hall of Fame Sheldon Shealer --Frederick Post Jan DuVall --Operations MFCA 2000/2001 Mark Thomas --Fox 5 Sports Jerry E. Mears Service Award The Jerry E. Mears Service Award is presented by the MSFCA to an individual for his outstanding service and support of high school football in the state of Maryland 1988 Roy Comer Joe Warren 1989 Vince Bagli, --WBAL-TV 1990 John Voight 1991 Suter Kegg --Cumberland Times 2001/2002 John Steadman --Baltimore Sun 2002/2003 Johnny Holliday -Sportsbroadcaster 2003/2004 Jens Rygh 2004 /2005 No Recipents 2005/2006 Vince Ahearn, --All-Star Games 2006/2007/2008 No Recipents 2008/2009 Josh Barr--Washington Post 2009/2010 Willie Stew Stewart--Anacostia 2010 /2014 No Recipent 1992 Mel Filler --Football Foundation 1993 Reddy Finney 1994 Bill Kyle

6 John Harvill Lifetime Achievement Award The Maryland Football Coaches Association established this award in the Honor of John Harvill. This award will be given to a Coach that has demonstrated throughout his career, John s characteristics of leadership, dedication, to the highest ideals of competition and ability to motivate and inspire young athletes. 2014/ John Harvill Most Coaching State Titles 8 Bob Milloy, Springbrook (1979, 1980, 1981, 1985, 1988, 1989), Sherwood (1995, 1996) 8 Al Thomas, Seneca Valley (1976, 1977, 1979, 1980, 1987), Damascus (1992, 1993), Sherwood (2008) 7 Terry Changuris, Seneca Valley (1992, 1993, 1994, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2002) 6 Dave Carruthers, Linganore (1989, 1991), Urbana (1998, 1999, 2000, 2001) 5 Doug DuVall, Wilde Lake (1985, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1997) 5 Lawrence Smith, Dunbar (2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012) 4 Jack Gilmore, Valley (1977), Allegany (1988, 1989, 1991) 4 Carroll Reid, Smithsburg (1979, 1984, 1988, 1994) 4 Brian Van Deusen, River Hill (2007, 2008, 2011, 2012) 3 Jim Crawford, Friendly (1974, 1978, 1983) 3 Doug Fleetwood, Cambridge-South Dorchester (1979, 1995, 1996) 3 Larry Johnson, McDonough (1983, 1985, 1990) 3 Roy Lester, Paint Branch (1975), Magruder (1984, 1986) 3 Kevin Lynott, Middletown (2011, 2012, 2013) 3 Dan Makosy, Damascus (2003, 2005, 2007) 3 James Refosco, Allegany (1978, 1980, 1983) 3 Steve Turnbaugh, Hereford (1997, 2001, 2002) 3 John Usilton, James M. Bennett (1982, 1983, 1985)

7 2014/15 Hall of Fame Inductee Chuck Markiewicz Arundel Chuck played football for Jerry Mears while being coached by Buddy Hepfer in wrestling and baseball at Arundel. A graduate of Salisbury State University, Chuck became assistant football coach at Arundel High School.His first full-time job was in the Anne Arundel County school system, replacing future Towson State football coach Gordy Combs as physical education teacher at Glen Burnie Park Elementary. He got a chance to be a head coach for the first time at Chesapeake High in 1983, and so began a long and successful run. Three decades later, Coach Markiewicz is the all-time winningest football coach in Anne Arundel County history having compiled a remarkable career record of (.719) in 28 seasons. He is the winningest coach in the history of both North County (79-39, 11 seasons) and Arundel (119-35, 15 season). Coach Markiewicz was one of the most innovative coaches in Maryland history having pioneered the Run-and-Shoot offense. That high-powered passing attack, which Chuck now calls the Spread, has set 26 state records for offensive production. In 1994, North County reached the pinnacle by capturing the Class 4A state championship. That is one of five state football titles in Anne Arundel history along with Arundel (1975), Annapolis (1978) and Old Mill (2009, 2011). Chuck realized a lifelong dream when he became head coach at his alma mater and has led Arundel High to the most successful era of football in school history. The Wildcats have captured six county championships under his direction and were Class 4A state runner-up in 2007 while breaking many of the state passing records set by North County. I ve been very, very fortunate over the years to have been able to coach really good players and to be surrounded by outstanding assistants, Chuck said. I believe in discipline and attention to detail. You have to be true to a system and make sure you do all the little things right on a daily basis.

8 2014/15 Hall of Fame Inductee Dominic Zaccarelli Westlake Dominic Zaccarelli (Coach Zack) coached high school football from 1984 until During that time he has been married to his wife, Kris Zaccarelli, and has 3 children Carolyn (28), Tony (25) and Rachel (23). He also has 1 grandchild Naomi (5). During his 19 years as the Head Football Coach at Westlake High School he accumulated 158 wins against 47 losses. Nick Lynch and Coach Zack established the PG vs. SMAC All-Star game in The game is now called the Chick-fil-A Challenge and with the support of the coaches of P.G. County and SMAC the game continues to be a huge success. Coach Zack attributes his success to the support and sacrifices of his family, friends, assistant coaches, and student athletes. Coaching is truly a family affair and all are affected. The great assistant coaches did a tremendous job preparing the players and the commitment their families made 12 months a year and his student/athletes made great sacrifices in meeting the standards set by the coaches in order to maintain a successful program.

9 John W. Voight Award 2014/15 Charlie Schafer Wilde Lake Charlie Schafer is set to start his 33rd season on the Wilde Lake Football Staff in Hired by Wilde Lake Hall of Fame coach Doug Duvall in 1992, Coach Schafer served as Strength Coach, Junior Varsity Defensive Coordinator, and JV Head Coach. Since 2006 Coach Schafer has been the Varsity Linebacker Coach for the Wildecat program and has coached six All- County Linebackers, and a All-County Defensive Player of theyear during that span. His contributions were critical during the Wildecats s 2010 playoff run where the defense created 11 turnovers in four games including the 3A State Championship. During his tenure with the Wilde Lake staff, the Wildecats have won 254 games, 15 Howard County League Championships, 10 Regional Championships, and 6 Maryland State Championships 1985, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1997 and Additionally, Coach Schafer coached high school in the early 70 s in the state of Florida where he led one of the smallest schools in the state to a memorable upset of a 4A powerhouse. He also served as Linebacker Coach in the BTC all Star game. Coach Schafer s is grateful for the opportunity to work with so many excellent young men. His greatest pride is to witness the outstanding accomplishments they have made outside of football

10 John W. Voight Award 2014/15 Richard Sonny Yeatman Frederick Douglass Sonny Yeatman has been coaching high school football for 31 years. Throughout the years Sonny has helped over 40 young men play at the collegiate level. 19 of these players were selected for All- County, 6 were named All-State and 3 All-Met. Great stances, quick takeoffs, low pad level and finishing blocks are the trademark characteristics of a Sonny Yeatman coached lineman. For the last 17 years Sonny s passion for coaching football has been heard on a daily basis around the athletic fields at Frederick Douglass HS. His brutal honesty is what his players love about him the most. The players know where they stand with Coach Yeatman and they play their hearts out for him. Playing Career:High School: Gwynn Park 1980 Graduate College: Salisbury University B.A. in History, 4 Year starter, 2 Year First Team All-Small College/MD, 1983 First Playoff Appearance in school history COACHING: Cardinal Gibbons HS 1986 OL/DL Coach, Gwynn Park HS , Southern HS 1997 OL/DL Coach DOUGLASS HS 1998-Present 13 Total Playoff berths; 12 Consecutive playoff appearances; 9 County, Championships; 7 Regional Championships; 2011 & 2012 State Finalist; A State Champions

11 Jerry E. Mears Service Award 2014/15 DEREK TONEY VarsitySportsNetwork Derek Toney has been covering high school athletics in Maryland for three decades. He started his journalism career at the Baltimore Sun, where he covered high schools from 1991 to In 1998, he was a college football writer for USAToday.com. In 1999, Toney was a Public Relations Assistant for the Baltimore Ravens. He returned to newspapers in 2000 at the Prince George s Gazette as a sports writer and later became Assistant Sports Editor. In 2007, Toney moved into the online spectrum as a Senior Content Editor at DigitalSports. com. Since 2010, Toney has been Senior Editor at Varsity Sports Network. com. He s also written for several other publications including the Charlotte Observer, Daytona Beach News Journal and Orlando Sentinel. Toney is a proud graduate of Towson University and Carver Vocational Technical High School in Baltimore City. 15th year of support to MFCA Hall of Fame and All-State Banquet LAMB AWARDS & ENGRAVING Program Printing: Sir Speedy Printing & Marketing Service- Columbia & Baltimore Headquaters -- BWI Business District 1025 W Nursey Road Suite 100 Linthicum. MD

12 John Harvill Lifetime Achievement Award 2014/15 AL Thomas A Maryland legend and founding member of the Maryland Scholastic Football Coaches Association (MSFCA) Hall of Fame, Al Thomas has coached at Gaithersburg, Seneca Valley, Damascus, Cambridge- South-Dorchester and Sherwood High Schools in Maryland; additionally he was Defensive Coordinator for 7 years at Division III McDaniel College in Westminster, MD as they won six Centennial Conference Championships, the first in the 114 year history of the school. Thomas career head coaching record is (84% wins) with 4 undefeated seasons. The high point of his 47 year coaching career occurred in 2008 with a record setting 8 th Maryland State Championship achieved at 3 different Montgomery County schools in 3 classifications. A charter member of the MSFCA, Thomas served as President in He coached in the Maryland Big 33 Football Classic as Head Coach (89) and Assistant Coach (85); the Chesapeake Classic as Administrative Coach (93 97); the Super 44 as Rules Interpreter (98 01) and was selected as Head Coach of the Washington Team in the 2009 Maryland Crab Bowl. He has been a frequent speaker at football clinics focusing on winning game strategies and program development at the high school level. The recipient of numerous coaching awards, Thomas was selected four times by the Washington Post as Metro Coach of the Year; including 2008 as his Sherwood Stormin Warriors were ranked the #1 team in the Washington Metro area. He was chosen Maryland Coach of the Year by the Associated Press three times, and identified as Kellogg s Coach of the Year in 1977 and Champion Coach of the Year in American Football Quarterly honored Thomas as the NCAA Division III Coordinator of the Year in 1997, and he was selected by AFLAC for national recognition as Assistant Coach at McDaniel. Al was Defensive Coordinator under Joe Theisman in the 2009 New Jersey vs Northeast All Star Game where he received special recognition and subsequently served as Rules Interpreter. At the initial Maryland Crab Bowl, the Defensive Player of the Game Award was named for him. The National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame, Inc. presented Thomas with their 2009 Service to Football Award, and in 2014 he was the recipient of the Baltimore Touchdown Club s George Young Lifetime Achievement Award. Highlighting Al s coaching career were opportunities to coach his son, Marc, at Damascus, coach with his son at Sherwood, and also coach under his son at Sherwood.

13 DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR JUWAUN BRISCOE Senior Thomas Stone Washington Post Defensive Player of the Year.... Shutdown corner who returned four interceptions for 179 yards. Also rushed for nearly 1,500 yards.... Has nearly 20 major college offers. College: Georiga DEFENSIVE LINE AMIR FENWICK Senior Frederick Douglass DEFENSIVE LINE WINSTON DeLATTIBOUDERE Senior Howard Gazette s Prince George s County Player of the Year.... Washington Post All-Metro first team.... Four-year starter who anchored a defense that held opponents to one score or less in 12 of DEFENSIVE LINE JONATHAN HOLLAND Senior Bullis College: Minnesota Baltimore Sun Defensive Player of the Year.... Washington Post All-Metro first team.... Had 101 tackles (42 for loss) and 17.5 sacks for the Class 4A state semifi- DEFENSIVE LINE ELLISON JORDAN Junior Gilman Montgomery Gazette first team.... Washington Post All-Metro second team.... Two-way standout as tight end and defensive end.... Held more than 30 offers before committing to Penn State. College: Penn State Baltimore Sun All- Metro first team.... Had 16 sacks, 12 tackles for loss, four forced fumbles and four fumble recoveries for the MIAA- A co-champs.... Has 13 early offers from major college programs.

14 DEFENSIVE LINE SHANE SIMMONS Junior DeMatha LINEBACKER WYATT COOK Senior McDonogh Washington Post All-Metro and Prince George s Gazette first team.... Had a team-high 14 sacks while helping DeMatha to a second straight WCAC title.... Committed to LINEBACKER DELE HARDING Junior Eastern Christian Recorded 75 tackles and forced five fumbles for Eastern Christian, which plays a national schedule.... ECA went 1-1 in Maryland, losing to DeMatha and defeating MIA-A thirdplace finisher St. Frances.... Committed to Michigan College : Purdue Baltimore Sun All-Metro first team.... One of three two-time Consensus All- State performers on this year s team.... Had 82 tackles for the MIAA cochamps.... LINEBACKER KEANDRE JONES Junior Good Counsel Washington Post All- Metro and Montgomery Gazette first team.... Had 59 tackles, nine sacks and two forced fumbles to help Good Counsel to a WCAC runner-up finish.... Committed to Maryland. LINEBACKER DEFENSIVE BACK RAHSHAUN SMITH Junior St. Frances ANTOINE BROOKS Junior DuVal offers. Baltimore Sun All- Metro first team.... Key performer for the team that placed third in the MIAA -A Conference.... Has more than 40 major college Washington Post All- Metro and Prince George s Gazette first team.... Had eight interceptions, helping DuVal reach the Class 4A state semifinals. He also rushed for 1,259 yards and passed for 1,069 at the team s quarterback.

15 DEFENSIVE LINE SHANE SIMMONS Junior DeMatha Washington Post All-Metro and Prince George s Gazette first team.... Had a team-high 14 sacks while helping DeMatha to a second straight WCAC title.... Committed to Penn State. LINEBACKER WYATT COOK Senior McDonogh Baltimore Sun All-Metro first team.... One of three two-time Consensus All-State performers on this year s team.... Had 82 tackles for the MIAA co-champs.... LINEBACKER DELE HARDING Junior Eastern Christian Recorded 75 tackles and forced five fumbles for Eastern Christian, which plays a national schedule.... ECA went 1-1 in Maryland, losing to DeMatha and defeating MIA-A thirdplace finisher St. Frances.... Committed to Michigan College : Purdue LINEBACKER KEANDRE JONES Junior Good Counsel Washington Post All-Metro and Montgomery Gazette first team.... Had 59 tackles, nine sacks and two forced fumbles to help Good Counsel to a WCAC runner-up finish.... Committed to Maryland. LINEBACKER RAHSHAUN SMITH Junior St. Frances Baltimore Sun All-Metro first team.... Key performer for the team that placed third in the MIAA -A Conference.... Has more than 40 major college offers. LINEBACKER ANTOINE BROOKS Junior DuVal Washington Post All-Metro and Prince George s Gazette first team.... Had eight interceptions, helping DuVal reach the Class 4A state semifinals. He also rushed for 1,259 yards and passed for 1,069 at the team s quarterback.

16 DEFENSIVE BACK ERIC BURRELL Junior McDonogh Baltimore Sun All-Metro first team... Had 42 tackles, three interceptions and recovered the fumble in overtime that sealed a victory over Gilman and a share of the MIAA- A Conference title.... Has six early offers. JALEN CHRISTIAN Senior Damascus Washington Post All-Metro and Montgomery Gazette first team.... Twotime All-Met selection who was key to a defense that allowed an average 8 points per game.... Committed to South Carolina. Place Kicker/Punter ALONZO MAYO Senior Gilman Baltimore Sun All-Metro first team.... Had three interceptions against perennial power St. Edward (Ohio).... Committed to Northwestern. DOM MAGGIO Junior Boys Latin Baltimore Sun All- Metro first team... The state s top kicker-punter performer, averaging 43.5 yards per punt and connecting on 12 of 15 field goal attempts, and 29 of 30 extra point attempts.... Committed to Wake Forest. OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR PATRICK ALLEN Senior Franklin Baltimore Sun All-Metro first team.... Helped pave the way for an offensive that rolled up 3,539 yards on 483 carries (7.3 per carry).... Key performer for the two-time state championship squad.... Committed to Georgia. College: Georiga

17 QUARTERBACK RAMAR WILLIAMS Junior Bishop McNamara RUNNING BACK JAKE FUNK Junior Damascus Washington Post All-Metro and Prince George s Gazette first team.... Completed 165 of 265 passes for 2,644 yards and 24 touchdowns.... Added 550 rushing yards and four touchdowns.... Early offers include Hawaii. Gazette s Montgomery County Player of the Year.... Washington Post All-Metro second team.... Rushed 237 times for 1,832 yards and 35 touchdowns, leading Damascus to a 13-1, Class 3A state RUNNING BACK RAY GRAY Senior Urbana Frederick News-Post Offensive Player of the Year.... Had 2,159 rushing yards, giving him back-to-back 2,000- yard rushing seasons.... His 5,474 career yards rank seventh all time.... Committed to Temple. College: Temple RUNNING BACK DEVONTE WILLIAMS Senior Bullis Washington Post All-Metro and Montgomery Gazette first team.... Led Bullis to a second straight IAC title, rushing for 1,899 yards and scoring 23 touchdowns.... Committed to Indiana College: Indiana RUNNING BACK AMARU MAJOR Senior Surrattsville Washington Post All-Metro and Prince George s Gazette first team.... Rushed for 2,351 yards and 21 touchdowns on 217 carries.... Had backto-back 2,000-yard OFFENSIVE LINE TERRANCE DAVIS Junior DeMatha Washington Post All- Metro second team.... One of the nation s top Class of 2016 offensive linemen prospects who holds offers from more than a dozen major college programs, including the current AP No. 1 and No. 2 teams.

18 OFFENSIVE LINE ELLIS McKENNIE Senior McDonogh OFFENSIVE LINE ISAIAH PRINCE Senior Eleanor Roosevelt Baltimore Sun All- Metro first team.... Key run and pass blocker that led the way for McDonogh, which ended as the MIAA A co-champion.... Committed to Maryland. College: Maryland College: Ohio State Washington Post All- Metro and Prince George s Gazette first team.... Key lineman for a team that topped 3,700 rushing yards.... Holds offers from more than 20 major col- OFFENSIVE LINE DAVID ROBBINS Senior Glenelg OFFENSIVE LINE STEPHEN SPANELLIS Junior Gilman Baltimore Sun and Washington Post All-Metro first team.... Led the way for a Class 3A state semifinalist squad that featured two 1,000-yards rushers.... Committed to Florida State. College: Florida State WIDE RECEIVER TREVON DIGGS Junior Avalon School Baltimore Sun All- Metro first team.... One of several major college OL prospects in Maryland s Class of Was the key blocker for Gilman s ground game. WIDE RECEIVER STEVEN SMOTHERS Junior Franklin Washington Post All-Metro and Montgomery Gazette first team.... Caught 78 passes for 1,008 yards and 15 touchdowns.... More than a dozen major Baltimore Sun All-Metro first team... Had 1,440 all-purposes yards while helping Franklin to a second straight Class 3A state title.... Has offers from more than 20 colleges, including three of the current AP Top

19 ALL-PURPOSE TY JOHNSON Senior Fort Hill ALL-PURPOSE E.J. LEE Senior Northwest Guided Fort Hill to back-to-back 14-0 seasons.... Rushed for 1,705 yards and 23 touchdowns, caught passes totaling 357 yards and seven scores. Had a 30.8 average on punt returns with two TDs.... Committed to Maryland. College: Maryland Washington Post All- Metro and Montgomery Gazette first team.... Rushed for 1,748 yards and 25 touchdowns on 180 carries, and caught 23 passes for 338 yards, leading Northwest to a second straight Class COACH OF THE YEAR MIKE NEUBEISER NORHTWEST Played linebacker and offensive tackle at Gaithersburg High School for legendary coach John Harvill from As a player: Washington Post All-Met, 1 st team All-State, Hon. Mention All-American USA Today, Played in Big 33, lost in state championship to Springbrook (coached by Bob Milloy). Lettered 4 years in football &lettered 1 year Track and Field at Wake Forest University. Coached LB s at Gaithersburg HS from Defensive Coordinator and Special Teams Coordinator at Northwest HS from Defensive Coordinator and Special Teams Coordinator at Quince Orchard HS from (won state championship in 2007). Head coach at Northwest High School from 2011-present records 5-5, 8-4, 12-2 & 13-1 total: A State Champions 2013 & Montgomery County Coach of the Year Marine Corps High School Coach of the Year in Maryland Washington Post All-Met Coach of the Year 2014 team was ranked #1 in the State for 5 weeks - ended #2 in the state poll

20 COACH OF THE YEAR JULUS C. PINKNEY (J.C.) FREDERICK DOUGLASS JC Pinkney was named the head football coach at Frederick Douglass High School in December of Pinkney began his coaching career at Douglass as a JV Head Coach in 1998 and later he was promoted to varsity as the offensive coordinator from Pinkney came to Douglass after graduating from West Virginia Wesleyan College in Buchannan West Virginia in the Spring of 98. He earned a bachelor s degree in Physical Education from WVWC. Whereas a college student-athlete, he was a four-year letter-recipient, and was also selected as an All-Conference player for both his junior and senior seasons. The Prince George s County native was a standout football player at Bowie High School 93. He is married to college sweetheart LaShawn Pinkney. Coaching Accomplishments Frederick Douglass High School (2002-present Varsity Head Coach Record overall thirteen year span 12 Consecutive playoff appearances; 8 County Championships; 6 Regional Championships; 2011 & 2012 State Finalist; A State Champions. Big 33 Assistant Coach 2014: PG County, USA Today, All-State AP Coach of the Year, AndTeam Ranked #1 in the Staee Coach Pinkney would like to thank his entire Coaching Staff, Administration, Teaching Staff, Players and Parents at FDHS for the role they play in making Douglass Football the successful program it is today. Go Eagles! State Records: All-Time Winningest Coaches 382 Bob Milloy, Walt Whitman, Springbrook, Sherwood, Good Counsel, John Harvill, Gaithersburg ( ), Doug DuVall, Wilde Lake ( ), Roger Wrenn, Patterson ( ), Polytechnic ( ), Augie Waibel, Edmondson ( ), Polytechnic ( ), Bill McGregor, DeMatha ( ), George Petrides, City College ( , active), Tim Ambrose, Middletown ( ), Al Thomas, Seneca Valley, Damascus, Sherwood, Bob Knox, Stephen Decatur ( , active), Pete Pompey, Edmondson (-2003), Dunbar, Chuck Markiewicz, Chesapeake-AA (1987), Meade ( ), North County ( ), Arundel ( ,active), Mitch Tullai, St. Paul s ( ), Ben Wright, Eleanor Roosevelt, Thomas Johnson ( & ), Dave Carruthers, Linganore ( ), Urbana ( ), Jerry Franks, DeMatha, Northern Calvert,Calvert,Huntingtown,St. Mary s Ryken -2013, active), Carroll Ried, Smithsburg, ; high schools], Dave Cesky, Fallston ( , active),