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Volume 19, No. 4SERVING MICHIGAN'S COACHESDecember Recruiting NightEvents Continue to GrowDecember 2015Inside:Important Dates .2Region Contacts .2Newsletter Delivery .3Matt King, Outside Linebackers Coach at Olivet College,describes the program at theMIAA school for a group ofprospects at the CarmanAinsworth Recruiting Night,Tuesday, December 8.Glazier Clinic .5Regional Coach of Year Voting .6Regional Directors Duties .7Kids Should Play Football .7All Star Game .8Quick Lane Bowl .8Academic All State Teams .9Academic All State Individual .10he MHSFCA finished its December Recruiting Nights with the“Night” at Walled Lake Western on Thursday, 10 December. WLWwas the last of nine Recruiting Nights held across Michigan duringthe first two weeks of December. The 2015 round of RecruitingNights kicked off in Grayling on December first. The Association’s first“Recruiting Fairs” were held in December of 2011 and drew coaches from28 colleges and 65 high schools to seven events. This Fall, nine high schoollocations saw 127 high school coaches visit 34 colleges. While we didn’t keeptrack of prospects attendance in 2011, the number of prospects that attendedthe events was just a handful. This year’s Recruiting Nights saw over 530prospects (and many of their parents) attend the nine events.The Recruiting Nights are designed to bring high school coaches togetherwith college coaches in a relaxed, out-of-school atmosphere. In the first partof the evening, high school coaches seat themselves at cafeteria or libraryAssistant Coach Awards .12continued on page 4Leadership Conference .18EXTRAPOINTWomen of the Year Awards .12Reading Awards .12Leadership Awards .12Regional Coach Awards .13State Coach of the Year .142015 State Champs .14Honorary Awards .15Detroit Lions Coach of the Year .15Clinic Registration Form .17Wing-T Clinic .20MHSFCAMembership runsJanuary - Decembervisit: MHSFCA.comYouth Football Clinic .21Lifetime Membership .23Member Benefits .23Membership Application.24
December 2015MHSFCAMeetings &Important Dates44th Winners Circle ClinicLansing Radisson at the CapitolJanuary 21-23, 20162016 Leadership ConferenceLansing Radisson At the Capitol8 February, 2016EVEN REGIONBoard of Directors ElectionOnline January 2016See page 6East / WestAll Star GameMHSFCA NEWSLETTERMichigan HighSchool FootballCoachesAssociationWinners CircleClinicLansing Radissonat the CapitolJanuary 21 - 23, 2016Registration formon Page 5Online at MHSFCA.comSaginaw Valley State University25 June 2015Page 2DIRECTORSRegion 1North - Andy Couch, Lake Linden-Hubbellcrouchan@lakelinden.k12.mi.usEast - Fred Bryant, Newberryfbryant@eup.k12.mi.usSouth - John Croze, Calumetjcroze@clkschools.orgRegion 2Ed Schindler, Elk Rapidseschindler@rwbaird.comGreg Vaughn, Traverse City Westgvaughan@gtacs.orgRegion 3Tim Parker, Muskegon Oakridgetparker@oakridgeschools.orgJerry Rabideau, Spring Lakejrabideau@springlakeschools.orgRegion 4Doug Haggart, ClareBigHags@clare.k12.mi.usTerry Hessbrookhessbroo@ithacaschools.netRegion 5Dennis Hopkins, Lindendhop16@aol.comJason McIntyre, Mt. Pleasantjmcintyre@mtpleasant.edzone.netRegion 6The MHSFCA NEWSLETTER is theofficial publication of the MichiganHigh School Football Coaches Association with the expressed aim of keeping Michigan High School footballcoaches informed of developments intheir profession.Cindy Farley, EditorCell: (517) 927-4098Home: (517) 589-5321Fax (517) 589-5340PO Box 67Leslie, MI S 2015PRESIDENTEd Greenman, Harper Creekgreenmane@harpercreek.net1ST VICE-PRESIDENTBrad Bush, Chelseabbush@chelsea.k12.mi.us2ND VICE-PRESIDENTDrake Wilkins, rant Fanning, Chelseafanningg@salineschools.orgEXECUTIVE DIRECTORLarry MerxLarryMerx@gmail.comNoel Dean, Lowellndean@lowellschools.comAndrew Pratley, Hollandpratleyac@gmail.comRegion 7Mark Blaesser, Kalamazoomblaesser@gulllakecs.orgMatt Stephens, Mattawanmstephens@mattawanschools.orgRegion 8Lorin Granger, Battle Creek Centrallgranger@allstate.comPete Schermerhorn, Portage Northernpschermerhorn@portageps.orgRegion 9Bret Shrader, Fowlervilleshrader@fvl.k12.mi.usMatt Bird, Grand Ledgebirdm@glcomets.netRegion 10Tom Walentowski, Idatom.walentowski@dundee.k12.mi.usDan Terryberry, OnstedDant@Wildcat.Onsted.k12.mi.us
December 2015DIRECTORSRegion 11Lenny Dantine, Millingtonleonard.dantinne@mcsdistrict.comChris Gilliam, Birch RunCGilliam@birchrun.k12.mi.usRegion 12Grant Fanning, Chelseafanningg@saline.k12.mi.usMark Thomas, South Lyonthomasm@slcs.usRegion 13Cory Parker, River Rougecoachparker@gmail.comKent Sikora, Gibralter Carlsonsikorak@comcast.netRegion 14John Goddard, Royal Oak Shrinegoddard@shrineschools.comBrian Lemons, Brightonlemons.brian@gmail.comRegion 15Andre Harlan, Detroit Southwesternharlanandre@yahoo.comRod Oden, East English Villageroden01@hotmail.comRegion 16Gary Griffith, Troyggriffith2@troy.k12.mi.usAndy Patterson, Bloomfield Hills Lahserappatterson1970@gmail.comRegion 17Jim Sparks, Clawsonjsparks@clawson.k12.mi.usPatrick Threet, St. Clair Shores Lakeviewpthreet@scslakeview-k12.comRegion 18Cody Caswell, Lawrencecodycaswell@lawrencetigers.comBill Brown, Deckervilledeckervillefb@yahoo.com*** Region 18 includes all 8-Man football teams.Even number Regions elected in even years.Odd number Regions elected in odd years.MHSFCA NEWSLETTERCommittee ChairsPage 3Past PresidentsAcademic All StateAl Boydston, CaroKent Sikora, Gibralter CarlsonDave Driscoll, Jackson Parkside ‘72-’73Dutch Schrotenboer, Alpena ‘74Bud Breed, Portage Northern ‘75Adrenaline Reading AwardGrant Fanning, ChelseaRon Holland, North Farmington ‘76Ivan Muhlenkamp, St. Joseph ‘77All-StarJim Sparks, ClawsonJeff Smith, East Lansing ‘78ApparelHarley Pierce, Sturgis ‘79Tony Ceccacci, Ortonville-BrandonWalt Braun, Marysville ‘80Assistant Coach AwardJim Ooley, Traverse City ‘81Pat Maloney, McBainTom Fagan, Ypsilanti ‘82ClinicDick Harris, Harrison ‘83Jerry Rabideau, Spring LakeArnieBesonen, Owen-Gage ‘84EthicsWes Wishart, BellevilleDick Look, Tawas ‘85Terry Rose, Stevensville-Lakeshore ‘86Fran Herrington AwardSteve Robb, TecumsehMark Covert, Fenton ‘87John Dean, Detroit Northern ‘88FinanceBrad Bush, ChelseaDan Lauer, Benton Harbor ‘89Hall Of FameJim Ahern, Ithaca ‘90Chuck Ritter, Ann Arbor PioneerTom Moshimer, Plymouth Salem ‘91HistorianBob Knight, Portage Central ‘92Jack Carlson, Holland West OttawaDave Woodcock, Jenison ‘93Honorary MembershipDennis Zbozen, Romeo ‘94Roger Bearss, MillingtonBill Tucker, Flint Powers ‘95Jim Crowley AwardLarry Rueger, Mona Shores/Fruitport ‘96Larry Sellers, Traverse City St. FrancisLarry Merx, Ann Arbor Huron ‘97LeadershipDave Lawrence, Ann Arbor Gabriel RichardJack Schugars, Muskegon Oakridge ‘98MembershipLarry Sellers, Traverse City St. Francis ‘99Steve Wilson, FruitportTim Klein, Roscommon ‘00MHSAA LiaisonKeith Froelich, Okemos ‘01Jack Wallace, OkemosJim Clawson, Monroe St. Mary’s Catholic ‘02MHSCA LiaisonBob Scheloske, South Lyon ‘03Jerry Rabideau, Spring LakeMike Wojda, Alpena ‘04NewsletterPete Coll, Center Line ‘05Larry Merx, ChelseaJim Buttson, Allen Park, ‘06ParlimentarianDoug Bess, Battle Creek CentralAl Slamer, Battle Creek Central, ‘07PlayoffDave Larkin, Jenison ‘08Tom Barbieri, JacksonBrad Grayvold, Norway ‘09Political ActionSteve Wilson, Frutport ‘10Eric Redmond - MonroeJack Wallace, Fowlerville ‘11Public RelationsDoug Bess, Battle Creek Central ‘12John Herrington, Farmington HarrisonKeith Stephens, Southfield Lathrop ‘13RecruitingKelly Luplow, Clare ‘14Rod Baker, RiverviewRulesPete Coll, Center LineScholarshipKelly Luplow, ClareYouth FootballScott Farley, JacksonWeb SiteSteve Wilson, FruitportNEWSLETTEREncouragesContributorsDeadline for Submissionsfor March Newsletter— FEB 15—Cindy FarleyPO Box 67, Leslie, MI 49251(517) 589-5321cindy.farley@lesliek12.net
December 2015MHSFCA NEWSLETTERDecember Recruiting Night Eventstables and college coaches come to them to get informationon potential prospects and to “network”. Even in yearswhen a high school may not have a viable prospect for aparticular college, the visit helps to establish a relationship between the coaches, something that’s difficult to doduring the school day. In the second part of the evening,prospects - freshmen through seniors - and their parentsenter the facility and move between the colleges’ displays,meeting the college coaches or representatives and fillingout information sheets for those colleges in which theyhave an interest. Prospects and parents learn about thefootball programs, but also find out about admissionsprocedures, costs and financial aid.The Association thanks the coaches of the nine highschools who hosted this year’s Recruiting Nights (mostof whom have hosted since the beginning): Tim Sanchez,Graying; David Janicki, Hartford; David Howes, Escanaba;Noel Dean, Lowell; Gary Griffith, Troy; Jerry Parker,Carman Ainsworth; Scott Farley, Jackson; Mark Tyler,Edsel Ford; Mike Zdebski, Walled Lake Western.While we still have a lot of high school coaches whohaven’t taken advantage of the Recruiting Nights (forsome the distances are too great or the schedule justdoesn’t work), more and more MHSFCA member coachesare finding the Recruiting Night experience rewardingfor themselves and especially for their athletes and theirathletes’ parents. We hope this will continue next fall.December Recruiting Night Locations andAttendanceHighProspectsSiteSchoolsColleges ll2114105Troy241562Carman Ainsworth231695Jackson111952Edsel Ford2026128Walled Lk Western111952NEXT:Last spring, in May, the MHSFCA did a pilot Recruiting Night at Edsel Ford High School which drew 10colleges and 11 high school coaches. Look for a message next April inviting you to attend what we expectwill be an expanded spring recruiting effort.Page 4continued from page 1Colleges attending one or more of theDecember Recruiting NightsAdrian CollegeAlbion CollegeAlma CollegeAurora UniversityBenedictine UniversityBluffton CollegeConcordia University - Ann ArborConcordia University - ChicagoConcordia University - WisconsinCulver-Stockton CollegeUniversity of DaytonUniversity of FindlayFinlandia UniversityHeidelberg CollegeHillsdale CollegeKalamazoo CollegeKenyon CollegeLakeland CollegeManchester CollegeNorthern Michigan UniversityNorthwood UniversityNotre Dame CollegeOberlin CollegeOhio Northern UniversityOlivet CollegeRose-Hulman InstituteSiena Heights UniversitySaginaw Valley State UniversityThe College of WoosterTrine UniversityUniversity of DaytonUniversity of FindlayUniversity of Mt. UnionWalsh UniversityWayne State UniversityWisconsin Lutheran College
December 2015MHSFCA NEWSLETTERGlazier Detroit: February 12-14-Page 5Glazier Grand Rapids – February 19-21The partnership between the Michigan High School Football Coaches Association and Glazier Clinics began in 2010 and continues today with three Michigan clinics in 2016, Glazier Detroit, GlazierGrand Rapids and the MHSFCA clinic in Lansing.Access to Local Glazier ClinicsBring your entire coaching staff with the Staff Season Pass and attend any or all 39 of the 2016 Glazier Clinics. What makes Glazier Clinics unique 100-150 Sessions Up to 10 Topics per Hour Bring UNLIMITED Coaches with the Staff Season Pass Winning coaches teaching real drills and strategy, not the fluffRegister NowCheck out the Speaker Line-ups:Glazier Grand RapidsGlazier DetroitMHSFCA Lansing ClinicEvery Season Pass Now Includes: eFootballFlix.com – 1,500 New Coaching Videos Added Glazier Clinic Online – Complete Redesign with New, Easy Search Head Coach Academy – 80 Presentations on the CEO Aspects of CoachingCheck out our website for more informationwww.glazierclinics.comFor a speaker application or recommendation, e-mail Allen Means ameans@glazierclinics.com
December 2015MHSFCA NEWSLETTERPage 6MHSFCA Regions & Board Elections - EVEN Regionsegional Directors in EVEN numbered regions will be selected in online elections in January 2016.If you are interested in running as a director in an EVEN numbered region, you should contact Steve Wilsonby email: swilson.fpt@gmail.com or USPS mail: Steve Wilson, 3010 Elm, Fruitport, MI 49415-9665 to haveyour name placed on the ballot. Regions are assigned by conference affiliation and then by geographiclocation with some exceptions. Regions are realigned each fall to reflect league changes and (as much aspossible) to equalize the size of each region. All 8-man football teams are now in Region 18.MHSFCA Regions (# of Schools)Region 1 (28)Region 6 (49)Region 13 (37)Great Northern U.P. ConferenceGreat Western ConferenceMid-Eastern Football ConferenceMid-Peninsula Athletic ConferenceSki-Valley ConferenceWestern Peninsula Athletic ConferenceIndependent SchoolsRudyardSault Ste MarieOttawa-Kent Conference - BlackOttawa-Kent Conference - BlueOttawa-Kent Conference - BronzeOttawa-Kent Conference - GoldOttawa-Kent Conference - GreenOttawa-Kent Conference - RedOttawa-Kent Conference - SilverOttawa-Kent Conference - WhiteIndependent SchoolsWyoming Tri-Unity ChristianDownriver LeagueHuron LeagueMichigan Metro Athletic Conference - BlueMichigan Metro Athletic Conference - RedWestern Wayne Athletic Conference- BlueWestern Wayne Athletic Conference- RedIndependent SchoolsDetroit ConsortiumRegion 2 (41)Big North ConferenceHighland ConferenceNorth Star League - Big DipperNorth Star League - Little DipperNorthern MI Football League - INorthern MI Football League - IISki-Valley ConferenceIndependent SchoolsCheboyganRegion 3 (33)Central State Activities Association - GoldCentral State Activities Association - SilverLakes-8 Activities ConferenceNorth Western 6 Football LeagueWest Michigan ConferenceIndependent SchoolsManisteeMuskegon HeightsRegion 4 (34)Jack Pine ConferenceMid-State Athletic ConferenceTri-Valley Conference - CentralTri-Valley Conference - WestIndependent SchoolsBay City John GlennPinconningStandish-SterlingTawas AreaRegion 5 (37)Flint Metro LeagueGenesee Area Conference - BlueGenesse Area Conference - RedSaginaw Valley Association - BlueSaginaw Valley Association - RedIndependent SchoolsSaginaw NouvelRegion 7 (24)Berrien-Cass-St. Joseph Conference - BlueBerrien-Cass-St. Joseph Conference - RedBerrien-Cass-St. Joseph Conference - WhiteWolverine "B" ConferenceRegion 8 (46)Big "8" ConferenceInterstate Eight Athletic ConferenceSouthwestern MI Athletic Conference - EastSouthwestern MI Athletic Conference - WestSouthwestern MI Athletic Conference - CentralSouthwestern MI Athletic Conference - LakeshoreSouthwestern MI Athletic Conference - ValleyRegion 9 (34)Capital Area Activities Conference - BlueCapital Area Activities Conference - RedCapital Area Activities Conference - WhiteCentral Michigan Athletic ConferenceGreater Lansing Athletic ConferenceRegion 10 (31)Cascades ConferenceLenawee County Athletic AssociationSouthern Central Athletic AssociationTri-County ConferenceRegion 11 (29)Blue Water Area ConferenceGreater Thumb Conference - EastGreater Thumb Conference - WestTri-Valley Conference - EastIndependent SchoolsBay City All SaintsRegion 12 (36)Kensington Lakes Athletic Association - CentralKensington Lakes Athletic Association - NorthKensington Lakes Athletic Association - SouthKensington Lakes Athletic Association - WestSoutheastern Conference - RedSoutheastern Conference - WhiteRegion 14 (28)Catholic High School League - AACatholic League - CentralCatholic League - CDMichigan Independent Athetic ConferenceIndependent Football LeagueIndependent SchoolsDetroit Westside Christian AcademyRegion 15 (23)Charter School ConferenceDetroit Public School League - East Division IDetroit Public School League - East Division IIDetroit Public School League - West Division IDetroit Public School League - West Division IIIndependent SchoolsDetroit EdisonRegion 16 (26)Oakland Activities Assocation - BlueOakland Activities Association - RedOakland Activities Association - WhiteIndependent SchoolsHarper WoodsDetroit Country DayRegion 17 (36)Macomb Area Conference - BlueMacomb Area Conference - BronzeMacomb Area Conference - GoldMacomb Area Conference - RedMacomb Area Conference - SilverMacomb Area Conference - WhiteRegion 18 (8-Man) (43)Bridge 8-Man Football AllianceCentral Michigan 8-Man Football ConferenceMid-Michigan 8-Man Football LeagueNorth Central Thumb 8-Man LeagueSouthern Michigan 8-Man LeagueWest Michigan 8-Man LeagueWestern Upper Peninsula 8-Man Football Conf.
December 2015MHSFCA NEWSLETTERPage 7Duties of Regional DirectorsI.Directors are responsible for the management of theaffairs, funds and property of the association.II.Directors will promote membership in their region:A. Secure total membership count for region fromthe membership ChairB. Contact delinquent members urging re-enrollment.III.Represent the interests of the Association and hisregion at all Association Meetings.A. Assume the duties relating to the committeeassignment(s) made by the President. Promoteall activities of the MHSFCA in his regionB. At the Summer Meetings, participate in committeework and bring names of honorary membershipfor nomination. Be available to help with whateverneeds to be done to make the MHSFCA All-StarGame successful.C. At the Fall meeting, come prepared with Coachof the Year responsibilities completed.1. Contact any coach from your region receivinga Regional Coach of the Year award.2. Make sure each honored coach is in attendanceat the January clinic for his presentation.D. Prior to January elections, if running for re-election,be sure your name has been properly placed onthe ballot. If not seeking re-election, encourageat least two coaches from your region to run.E. Attend the MHSFCA Winners Circle Clinicand be prepared to assume at least one Clinicresponsibility. Bring a gift for a door prize.IV.Serve as an active member of whatever committee you were appointed to by the President.V.Report to your region all urgent business transacted or discussed as soon as possible. Keep arecord of all expenses incurred in such casesof necessary communication and submit to theExecutive Director for reimbursement.VI. Be ethical in all your football relationships so asto be a model to the coaches in your region.To have your name placed on the ballot contactSteve Wilson in writing (email works).Steve Wilson33010 ElmFruitport, MI 49415-9665swilson.fpt@gmail.comYes, Kids Should Play Football!Brad Bush, Chelsea High Schooleadlines about concussions in football havethe game under attack. The truth is thegame has never been safer. Rules changes,equipment improvements, and practice andgame rules have made high school football and athletics a great option for young people to play.Playing high school sports teaches young peoplelife lessons. Our commitment to keeping youth,middle school and high school football safe is real.Many of the things you see in the media are related toissues that occurred in the NFL in past years. The commitment of the MHSAA and National Federation ofState High School Associations (NFHS) has made highschool football a safe and fun game for young people.As a football dad, I cannot imagine the high schoolexperience of my son without the game of football.If you have concerns about your son or daughterparticipating in the game of football, please review theinformation included in the links below. If you everhave questions about football or athletics in general,please contact your local youth, middle school or highschool coach or the Michigan High School FootballCoaches Association at MHSFCA.com.It’s Not Just Football Concussion Info.pdfhttps://tulane.edu/news/releases/pr er-for-BrainHealth.pdfSaferThanEver.org.
December 2015MHSFCA NEWSLETTERPage 8What was old is new again in 2016!MHSFCA will be playing an East vs West All Star GameJune 25th 2016 at Saginaw Valley State University.fter establishing All Star dominance over Ohiothe past two seasons the MHSFCA will be goingback to the East vs. West format for 2016. As wemove forward in planning for the game, you ascoaches should be aware of your responsibilities that willgo a long way to making this year’s game a tremendousexperience for the players, coaches, and football fans fromacross the state.First, and probably most importantly, please checkyour emails for the electronic nomination forms that weresent out the week of December 7th. This year we are notrequiring each All Star team to have a certain number ofplayers from the classes A, B, C, and D but, instead arerequiring each team to have at least one representativefrom each MHSFCA region across the state. The Westteam will be made-up players from, Regions 1-9 plus an8-man player. The East will have players from Regions10-17 with an 8-man representative as well. The rest ofthe 40 man roster will be filled with “at-large” selectionswith no more than one player from an individual highschool.With these new roster requirements it is more important than ever that we get at least one nomination fromeach coach across the state. Nominations will be due nolater than January 15th with the final rosters being selectedearly in February.The All Star committee is very excited about the futureof our game and the East-West format. We will be giving80 deserving players a great experience and at the sametime showcasing everything that is great about high schoolfootball in our state.2016 All Star Coaches - East West Game:EASTCory Parker, River RougeScott McNitt, ClintonTom Milanov, Warren MottJohn Herstein, Farmington Hills HarrisonWESTDennis Hopkins, LindenDennis Reinhart, Montrose Hill McCloyTim Sanchez, GraylingMatt Koziak, Mona ShoresQuick Lane BowlCentral Michigan vs. MinnesotaDecember 28th - 5 pm. on ESPN2he 2015 Quick Lane Bowl will be played onMonday, December 28 at 5 PM ET at Ford Fieldand televised by ESPN2.Tickets start at 29 and are available for purchase at www.fordfield.com. Additionally, DetroitLions pocket schedules have a Quick Lane Bowl ticketpromotional code.The Quick Lane Bowl will feature teams from theBig Ten and ACC. At the end of the college footballseason, officials from both conferences will meet withbowl officials to determine the best possible matchupand choose their team representatives.In the inaugural game (2014), the Rutgers UniversityScarlet Knights defeated the University of North Carolina Tar Heels, 40-21. Detroit Lions rookie FB MichaelBurton played a prominent role in the victory, helpingcourtesy of the Detroit Lionsto pave the way for 340 team rushing yards for Rutgers.2015 will be the second year of a multiyear agreementfor Ford’s Quick Lane Tire and Auto Center as the titlesponsor of an annual college football bowl game at FordField.The Detroit Lions are the only NFL team to own,host and operate a college football bowl game. The team’sentertainment division, DLI Entertainment, has promotedmultiple large-scale shows and events at Ford Field, including seven consecutive sold-out Kenny Chesney concerts,Taylor Swift, the 2003 Basketbowl, 2008 NCAA Men’sBasketball Regionals, 2009 NCAA Men’s Basketball FinalFour and the 2010 NCAA Men’s Ice Hockey Frozen Four.Keep up-to-date on Quick Lane Bowl news at www.quicklanebowl.com.
December 2015MHSFCA NEWSLETTERPage 92015 Academic All-State Football Teams143 Teams Were NominatedKent Sikora, Gibraltar Carlson, Co-ChairAl Boydston, Caro, Co-ChairDivision 1: 17 TeamsDivision 2: 27 TeamsDivision 3: 14 TeamsDivision 4: 18 TeamsDivision 5: 20 TeamsDivision 6: 22 TeamsDivision 7: 7 TeamsDivision 8: 16 Teams*8 Man: 2 TeamsThe top four teams in each division will receive plaques honoring their achievements as academic all-state teams.(Divisions are based on enrollment statistics provided by the nominating coaches.)DIVISION 2, cont.DIVISION 1DIVISION 7DIVISION 53.574 Brooklyn Col. Cntrl 3.926 New LothropNovi Catholic Cntrl 4.000 Gibraltar Carlson3.9303.500 Lansing CatholicDearborn3.996 Southfield3.8043.920 Iron Mountain3.470 FreelandNorthville3.950 Ypsilanti Lincoln3.7503.881 Harbor SpringsHowell3.9403.730Onsted3.770 Union CityTemperance Bedford 3.930 DIVISION 3GR West Catholic 3.760 Rview Gabriel Rich. 3.5703.945 ManisteeLivonia Stevenson 3.920 Chelsea3.4403.753 Homer3.910 DundeeRockford3.884 Edwardsburg3.4343.750 SanduskyO.L.St.Mary’s3.890Stoney Creek3.858Algonac3.7413.867 StockbridgeWest Ottawa3.797 DeWitt3.740 DIVISION 83.847 FrankenmuthGrand Haven3.773 Parma Western3.9083.718 Muskegon C.C.3.840 Reed CityRomeo3.750 St. John’sNewberry3.9073.6903.790 IdaChippewa Valley3.740 Zeeland East3.8723.650 Summerfield3.787 ClareFordson3.700 Vicksburg3.8333.640 Beal City3.786 BeldingL’Anse Creuse N.3.684 Haslett3.620 Johannesburg-Lewis. 3.8153.760 GrantAnchor Bay3.666 Coldwater3.7803.591 Whiteford3.681 BuchananTraverse City West 3.631 Trenton3.582 MI Lutheran Semin. 3.7523.690 GraylingBrighton3.630 Coldwater3.7443.850 Harbor BeachSt. Joseph3.647 Birch Run3.6703.502 Fulton-MiddletonHamilton3.636 River RougeDIVISION 23.400 Lk. Linden-Hubbell 3.6403.613 Muskegon Oak.Walled Lk. North.3.970 Linden3.6153.378 Climax-ScottsNorth Farmington 3.960Colon3.530G.P. South3.940 DIVISION 4Everest Collegiate 3.479DIVISION 63.840 T.C. St. FrancisLowell3.940 Powers Catholic4.000 Central Lk/Ellsworth 3.4703.840 MillingtonBrother Rice3.929 Spring Lake3.4683.890 Frankfort3.840 IthacaBirmingham Groves 3.920 Williamston3.3703.866 St. Ignace/LaSalle3.820 MontroseUD Jesuit3.910 Marysville3.860Flushing3.888 Holland Christian 3.800 Lake City3.834 *8-MANSt.Clair3.780Walled Lk. Western 3.878Calvin Christian3.830 Portland St. Patrick 3.928Fenton3.873 Forest Hills Eastern 3.770 Montague3.4543.820 Deckerville3.734 BeavertonMona Shores3.870 Notre Dame Prep3.7743.732 ClintonPinckney3.870 Chippewa Hills3.713Jenison3.858 Grand Rapids C.C. 3.722 St. Louis3.7003.718 SchoolcraftHolly3.832 Three Rivers3.7003.678 CalumetPortage Central3.800 Big Rapids3.6903.670 LawtonMidland Dow3.796 Comstock Park3.6563.640 Pine RiverJackson3.775 Monroe Jefferson3.6303.610 LakeviewDexter3.774 Alma3.605Ionia3.543Holland3.750Morley-Stanwood 3.5903.530 Maple Cty/Glen Lk 3.583Traverse City Cntrl 3.739 Otsego3.520 CharlevoixFarmington3.730 Dowagiac Union3.500Midland3.729St. Charles3.450Seaholm3.720Elk Rapids3.442Portage Northern3.680Vassar3.389Waterford Kettering 3.617Quincy3.360
December 2015MHSFCA NEWSLETTERPage 102015INDIVIDUAL ACADEMIC ALL-STATE FOOTBALL TEAMAl Boydston, Caro High SchoolKent Sikora, Gibralter Carlson High SchoolThe Academic All-State Committee takes great pride in announcing the 30th MHSFCA Academic All-State FootballTeam. Eighteen student-athletes automatically qualified for the First Team this year by scoring 295 or above on our300 point scale. Fourteen members of the First Team were ranked first in their class. Of the 133 total nominees,twenty-eight were ranked first in their class. The 24 First Team members also scored highly on their ACT: onescored 35, four scored 34, seven scored 33, eight scored 32, and three scored 31. Fourteen of the First Team membershave a 4.0 GPA, or better. The average GPA for the First Team is 3.992.2015 INDIVIDUAL ACADEMIC ALL-STATE FIRST TEAMNAMEEvan CiancioAlexander CookeLane CorneZeth DeanJack EichmanAndrew FechterBrian FedewaTanner HoppmanNathaniel JonesNathaniel LaveryNicholas MayTodd MyersJakob NezkiColton PalmerJoseph SenecalSam ShriftJacob SieversNicholas SmentowskiIsaac SmithKyle SpahrJeremy St. PierreJacob SteenrodLuke TholenBenjamin TurnerSCHOOLComstock ParkZeeland EastAirportLowellPortage CentralLake CityDeWittEast Grand RapidsMuskegon Catholic nisteeDeckervilleHowellTraverse City St. FrancisJenisonFarmingtonSchoolcraftCedar SpringsMasonBedfordHowellSterling Heights Parkway ChristianHEAD COACHMark ChapmanDerek PenningtonChad BaasNoel DeanMick EndersTim PetersonRob ZimmermanPeter StuursmaSteve CzerwonScott FarleyJoe SmokevitchKevin LangsTod MillerBill BrownAaron MetzJosh SellersSteve UganskiJohn BechtelTerry HaasGus KapolkaJerry Van HavelJeff WoodAaron MetzRod Sanders2015 INDIVIDUAL ACADEMIC ALL-STATE SECOND TEAMNAMEMarcus BrinksRyan BrownCaleb DoaneJorge DominguezMason DominowskiEric EngelLuke GeiermanTrevor HofmanNathan HoughtelingSamuel KarelNoah LamanThomas MahfetBrandon PenoyerBenjamin RobertsonSCHOOLHolland ChristianHaslettGrantClarkston Everest CollegiateMidlandSt. JosephRiverview Gabriel RichardByron CenterPinckneyMuskegon Mona ShoresHollandMacomb DakotaBrother RiceEdwardsburgHEAD COACHJim CasertaCharlie OtlewskiScott KeeleanMichael PruchnickiEric MethnerGandalf ChurchThomas MichalsenMarc CiscoJakob GailitisMatt KoziakAndrew PratleyMike GiannoneDavid SofranKevin Bartz
December 2015MHSFCA NEWSLETTERPage 112015 INDIVIDUAL ACADEMIC ALL-STATE SECOND TEAM, cont.NAMEKyler RubleyPhilip SchmitzAlexander ShawJacob SmithJohn Stagier IVJelani TaylorSamuel TiesworthAiden VanLooMatthew ZabatMichael Zlonkevicz IVSCHOOLHamiltonDetroit Catholic CentralTroy AthensIthacaSt. ClairFlint BeecherFrankfortFreelandStoney CreekIdaHEAD COACHChad MillerThomas MachJosh HeppnerTerry HessbrookWilliam Nesbitt IICourtney HawkinsMatt StapeltonKevin TownsendBrad ZubeTom Walentowski2015 Academic All-State Individual Honorable MentionNAMESCHOOLHEAD COACHReid AdamsDowagiacMichael StangerBenjamin AgayLk Michigan Catholic Toby RileyEvan AndrewsPortage NorthernPete SchermerhornDalton BaileyMayvilleMike CampbellJerrit BakerMillingtonRoger Bearss IIJaven BarrHollyRyan CullotyBrevan BenderAlmaDan FalorTanner BlylyThree RiversJJ WagnerAlexander Bolstrum Farming
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