2018

Program Information Guide for

Players & Parents

2010 5A Indiana State Champions

Sectional Champions: 2010, 2012, 2017

Hoosier Crossroads Conference Champs: 2009, 2010, 2013, 2017

Mudsock Trophy Champions: 2009, 2013, 2014, 2017

Fishers Football

Mission Statement The mission of the Fishers High School Football program is to provide

each player with a positive football experience in which the values of courage,

commitment, perseverance, effort, and teamwork are emphasized while

learning how to handle all victories with grace and how to handle any defeat

with resolve and resiliency.

Program Objectives 1. Student-athletes will stay academically eligible, be encouraged to excel at a

high academic level, and graduate with a Fishers High School diploma.

2. The FHS football program will play an active role in preparing its student-

athletes with valuable experiences, support, and assistance for continuing

their education or for entering a work field.

3. Student-athletes in the Fishers Football Program will represent FHS and the community with class.

4. Players and coaches will strive to win the Hoosier Crossroads Conference Championship.

5. Players and coaches will strive to win the assigned IHSAA football sectional.

6. Players and coaches will strive to win the Indiana 6A State Championship.

F O O T B A L L

Fishers High School Football

TIGERBALL I t ’ s a n A t t i t u d e !

Tiger Core Values PMA - Positive Mental Attitude

Courage and Toughness

Perseverance

Work Ethic and Commitment

Respect for others

Dependability

Expect adversity – respond like a champion

Team spirit and Teamwork

Faith and Trust in your Teammates

What are we looking for in a Fishers Football Player? 1. Ability – It takes all kinds of different abilities to make a great team.

Do you have something to offer?

2. Desire – to prepare yourself for success.

3. Team Player – putting the team before yourself.

4. Competitor - never quit, never let up, never say “I can’t”!

5. Enthusiasm – Nothing great was ever accomplished without it!

6. Coachability – Can you handle constructive criticism and improve?

7. Scholarship – If we cannot trust you to do what needs to be done in the

classroom, how can we trust you on the field?

8. Character – Do what’s right on AND off the field.

F O O T B A L L

Fishers High School Football

TIGERBALL I t ’ s a n A t t i t u d e !

Tiger Formula for Winning Football Games

1. Take care of the football - force turnovers.

2. Create explosive plays - don’t give up big plays.

3. Minimize negative plays and penalties.

4. Balanced run/pass offense with ability to run the ball when we want.

5. Physical, fast defense that makes it difficult for opponent to run the ball.

6. Devote quality personnel, practice time, and attention to detail to make a

difference in the game on special teams.

This is

TIGERBALL!

Tough – Mentally and physically Smart and Disciplined – Limit mistakes Fast and Exciting – Hustle and execute

Enthusiastic – Play loose; have fun!

Tiger Offense The Fishers offense strives to be a balanced run/pass offense utilizing multiple personnel groupings to create multiple formations for our opponents to prepare for. This helps us to use numerous players, taking advantage of the skills from a variety of individuals. We have the ability to spread the field with WRs or bring in extra TEs and RBs to play to our strengths and/or the weakness of an opponent. We strive to have a physical, hard-nosed running game, an explosive play-action passing game off those runs, and a ball-control pocket and perimeter-attack passing game that gets the ball to our athletes in space.

Tiger Defense The Tiger 4-3 defense is designed to attack our opponent’s offense with speed and quickness. We stress speed and toughness to play in our defense. Our defense is adaptable to the variety of offenses we see in high school football and, particularly, in our conference. It is a team-oriented, single-gap defense which means that every player must take care of his responsibility first while trusting his teammates to do their job as well. Playing fast together as a single unit with great effort is the emphasis of our defense.

Tiger Special Forces The Fishers special teams units are called Special Forces with each unit being named for one of the Armed Services Special Forces Units. Players who become a part of one of the Special Forces Units must exhibit pride in their job, relentlessness in their effort, and aggressiveness in their execution. Our Special Forces units and mottos are stated below:

Rangers (KO Team) – “Lead the Way” Seals (KO Return Team) – “Complete the Mission” Airborne (Punt Team) – “Protect and Cover” Delta Force (PR Team) – “Search and Destroy” Snipers (PAT/FG Team) – “One Kick, One Score” Commandos (PAT/FG Block) – “Defend with Honor“

The GRIDIRON BOOSTER CLUB welcomes you to FHS TIGER FOOTBALL! Every year, it is supporters such as you that allow us to succeed in our mission:

To promote the highest level of achievement for Tiger Football by providing fundraising, volunteer support & communications, with a common goal to foster fellowship between coaches, players & their families and the community at large.

The families of the Fishers High School Athletes have played a big part in the success of our football program. We strive to achieve a balanced budget each year which in previous years has included year end and senior gifts to all players with no outstanding dues. Payment of dues also allows parents to be voting members of the Gridiron Club. We urge everyone to become an active member of the Gridiron Club to give your player, coaches & school the support they need. Your 2018 annual dues of $125 will be payable but July 19st. If you achieve the required number of Tiger Value Card sales through Coach Wimmer your dues will be refunded by the Gridiron Board. You can also have dues paid by acquiring a sponsorship for the Gridiron Club. Check for details.

Gridiron Club activities include: Tiger Night Lights – grades 1st – 4th

Spirit Wear Sales

Dine to Donate Nights

Spring Fundraiser – Cookie Dough Sales

Preseason Family Picnic

2-A-Day Lunches & Wednesday Snacks

Away-Game Meals for all players

Thursday Night Family Pitch-in Dinners with coaches & players

Team special requests (video, mister fans, ect)

Gridiron Club Golf Outing – support TVH Scholarship

Meals, Snacks & Gatorade to all players, coaches and managers throughout the season

End of the Season Banquet

Senior Activities & Gifts

Fishers Freedom Festival

Rumble in the Jungle t-shirt sales & activities

Tiger Tunnel

Pink Week Celebration

Symphony on the Prairie

FISHERS FOOTBALL Website: http://fisherstigersathletics.com/football Twitter: @FballTiger Coach Wimmer Twitter: @CoachWimmer GRIDIRON FACEBOOK Page: https://www.facebook.com/fishersgridiron/ Twitter: @fishersgridiron GRIDIRON CLUB Website: www.fhsgridironclub.org Golf-outing page: www.fhsgridironclub.org/golf-outing Board Members: Monthly Meetings – 2nd Tues.

@ FHS LGI Room 7pm President Giannine Cohoon / giannine.cohoon@roberthalf.com May 8th

President-Elect David Roux / dcroux14@gmail.com June 12th VP – Spirit Wear Amy Reiter / reiter.a@sbcglobal.net July 10th VP – Community Liason Eric Hohlt / Ehohlt123@gmail.com Aug 14th Secretary: Tricia Akers / Sept 11th

Treasurer: Aimee Rivera Cole / aimeecole@gmail.com Oct 9th

Senior Whip / Class Liason Nino Voskuhl / ninovoskuhl@gmail.com Nov 13th Golf-outing Director: Aaron Uribe / aaron@theuribes.com

OUR CONTINUED SUCCESS IS RELIANT ON EVERYONE DOING HIS OR HER PART!

Save The Date & Register Today!

Thursday, June 21, 2018, Shotgun Start @ 1:00

6th Annual Gridiron Club Golf Outing @ River Glen Golf Club (Fishers, IN)

Supporting the Trent Van Hoosen Memorial Scholarships

Providing College Scholarships and FHS Football & Athletics Funding

$24,000 of Charitable Giving To Date!

To Register

www.fhsgridironclub.org/golf-outing

$500 for foursome $135 for individual (we will place you on a team) $85 for FHS players / FHS FB Alumni (10 years)

$125 Hole Sponsorships $575 Foursome AND Hole Sponsorship

Many other sponsorships available Register online or print registration and mail (to avoid online fees)

Driving Range Practice, Lunch, AND Dinner / Awards Program included Fun Contests & Great Prizes!

Not a golfer? Register & join us for the After-Event ($20)

Awards & Scholarship Presentation Dinner

A Fishers Community Outreach Event

Football and Safety

There has never been a better, safer time to be playing football

1. We (trainers, doctors, coaches) know more about diagnosing and

treating concussions than ever before.

2. Doctors and researchers are still learning more about the brain and

CTE. Researchers have now discovered subjects who were non-

football players with no history of concussions yet have developed CTE

(Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy).

3. Equipment continues to evolve and improve.

4. Rules are continually being studied, adapted, created, and changed to

create a safer environment and a safer game. Attitudes and actions

that were once glorified in the game are being changed to make

players more aware of protecting the game, teammates, and

opponents.

5. Fundamental techniques are being coached much differently today

than even 5 years ago.

a. Hawk tackle

b. Near shoulder tackle

c. Profile tackle

d. Tip of the Spear blocking fundamentals

e. B.L.A.S.T blocking fundamentals

6. We are practicing much different than we did just a few years ago.

a. limited contact (post-season, summer, pre-season, in-season rules)

b. 2-a-day rules and limits

c. Choice of drills and teaching progressions

d. learning to teach blocking & tackling fundamentals w/o pads

Playing Football: What every coach and parent should know

Myth: Brain damage is always permanent. A concussion, a typically mild and common type of brain injury, usually results in only temporary disruption of brain functions as long as there is adequate recovery time and no repeated injury. Even after more serious brain injury, research indicates that – especially with the help of therapy – the brain may be capable of developing new connections and “reroute” function through healthy areas. Source: www.brainfacts.org/Diseases-Disorders/Injury/Articles/2011Brain-damage-is-always-permanent

What science says about concussions In the last 5 years, scientists have proven that engaging in brain training can build resilience and achieve brain regeneration after injury. In most cases, an individual will fully recover after a concussion given proper management, therapy and time to heal. Monitoring cognitive and emotional symptoms annually is key to addressing any later-emerging deficits. Having a clear process for handling concussions increases the likelihood of recovery and improvement. Center for Brain Health The University of Texas at Dallas Dr. Sandra Bond Chapman, Founder and Chief Director Dr. Lori Cook, Director of Pediatric Brain Injury Programs www.CenterforBrainHealth.org

Key facts about brain injuries A concussion is a mild injury to the brain; most often the damage is not permanent. Early recognition is crucial to prevent further injury and ensure the best course of treatment. Five to 10 percent of athletes will experience a concussion in any given sport season.* The risk of suffering a concussion exists in most activities. Falls, not sports, are the leading causes of concussions.† Motor-vehicle collisions cause more severe injuries than concussions suffered in football.

Concussion prevention and care have improved significantly thanks to scientific advancements, heightened awareness and more stringent return-to-play guidelines. Participating in football and other team sports provides important emotional and academic benefits that can build a healthy foundation for life.‡ * www.concussiontreatment.com/concussionfacts.html; † www.cdc.gov/traumaticbraininjury/causes.html; ‡ www.iahsaa.org/resource_center/Academic_Assistance/Benefits_Sports.htm

The Science

Of Youth’s Developing Brain

Twelve- to 25-year-olds are the most vulnerable to risk-

taking behaviors. Addictions developed during these

years are far more difficult to break than addictions

developed later in life. For example, 80 percent of adult

smokers become addicted to nicotine by age 18.

From the ages of 12 to 25, the brain is in a rapidly

developing state. The emotional brain and the brain’s

frontal lobes, the source of control and reason, are

immature and often prevent young people from making

wise choices and saying no to risky behaviors, especially

in emotionally charged contexts.

An unbalanced dopamine system leaves adolescents with

a sense of low self-worth regardless of their talent and

achievement. Adolescents then offset this sense through

thrill-seeking behaviors which set up a vicious cycle that

increases dopamine in the brain’s reward system. Once

stimulated, the adolescent is motivated to seek more and

more addictive risk/reward-seeking behaviors.

Playing football and other sports provide

rich and proven opportunities that:

Inspire youth to embrace and optimize their

emerging potential

Prevent and mitigate risks of lifelong addictions

to nicotine, alcohol, and drugs.

Ward off depression by increasing dopamine

through thrills of camaraderie and jointly shared

purpose.

Expose young people to healthy role models

such as coaches and mentors outside the family

circle.

Strengthen a committed connection to

schoolwork and activities.

Reduce addiction to gaming technology.

Provide regular exercise to stay physically and

mentally fit while elevating mood.

Strengthen cooperation, social cognition, and

friendship skills.

Build leadership skills through actions and

empathy.

Maintain better sleep habits at a time of life

when the sleep cycle is disturbed and more

sleep is required.

Fishers Tigers Football Important Information

Physicals: * Remember, everyone must have a physical in order to receive equipment or begin

participation in the Summer Conditioning Program May 30 or for any workout or

camp during the summer.

If you did not get a physical at the Fishers HS / Methodist Sports Medicine Physical Night, be sure to download a copy of

the IHSAA physical form and other necessary documents from the FHS athletics website at www.fisherstigersathletics.com

Fill out all necessary forms and have the physical form completed and signed by a doctor as soon as possible. No FHS

athlete is permitted to begin the summer workout program until the IHSAA physical form and other FHS required

paperwork is completed and turned into the athletic office.

Equipment Issue: Returning Seniors + Lettermen: Tuesday, May 22 3:15 – 4:30

Juniors and Sophomores: Wednesday, May 23 3:15 – 4:30

Freshmen: Thursday, May 24 3:15 – 5:00

Fishers FB Surplus Store will be open

Senior Outing: Friday, June 15 – Indiana Dunes

Depart FHS – 8:30 am (Following Lift + Speed training only)

Lunch provided by Gridiron Club

Looking for Dad Volunteers to drive (esp. w/ SUVs or vans)

Return Departure – approx.. 3:30 pm; FHS Return- approx.. 7:30 pm

Players need money for dinner stop on way home

Bishop-Dullaghan FB Camps @ Depauw University:

Team Camp (10-12): M, June 11 – W, June 13

Skills Camp (9th QB, WR, TE, RB, LB, DB): M, June 25 – W, June 27

Linemen Camp (9th OL, DL): M, June 25 – W, June 27

Gridiron Club Golf Outing:

Thursday, June 21 1:00 Shotgun Start

River Glen Golf Course

Go to www.fhsgridironclub.org/golf-outing to register as participant, sponsor, volunteer

(see handout in booklet)

Moratorium: The IHSAA has set a moratorium on all high school sports activities during the week of

July 4th each year. Families are encouraged to take advantage of this moratorium each

year by scheduling family vacations during this time if possible. Of course, we recognize

that that is not possible for everyone and players will not be punished for going on

vacations at other times. However, during that week players will not have to worry about

missing any workouts, pass skeletons, conditioning, etc. We believe taking a one week

break from all required workouts to be able to spend time with family is a healthy thing.

This year the IHSAA moratorium runs from Su, July 1 to Su, July 8.

We are extending this official moratorium to begin Th, June 28.

There will also be a second moratorium from Tu, July 24 – Su, July 29.

Freshmen will complete all FB responsibilities on F, July 20. (Following AM workout)

FHS Team FB Camp:

- Monday, July 16 – Thursday, July 19

- Freshmen: 4:30 – 7:00 pm (includes walk-thrus, specialties, practice)

- Varsity / JV: 4:30 – 7:45 pm (includes meetings, walk-thrus, specialties, practice)

Camp will end at 7 pm on Thursday (Parent meeting and cookout)

- Cost: No cost for the camp except that players need to purchase their Fishers practice

Jersey and Fishers FB Shorts ($25) which is required attire for each practice.

- Tuesday evening (July 19) following practice we will kick-off our Fishers FB Value

Card Fundraiser. Keith Nunley from Adrenaline will conduct the meeting to

inform players how the fundraiser works, how they can sell the most cards, and

the prizes they can earn. We will expect every player to sell at least 20 cards

which will pay for their entire practice packet and Gridiron Club dues.

. Freshmen meeting: 7:00 – 7:30 pm Varsity / JV meeting: 7:40 – 8:15 pm

- It is very important that all players make every effort to be here for camp all 4 nights.

- Mandatory Parent Meeting to be held on the final night of camp. This will be a

cookout / pitch-in format sponsored by our Gridiron Club. Parents may begin

eating at 6:30 pm followed by players at 7 pm at the conclusion of camp. Coach

Wimmer will conduct the parent meeting at 7:15 pm in the stadium, weather

permitting.

Eligibility and Study Tables: All players going to grades 10-12 must pass 5 classes in the spring semester in order to be

eligible to play football in the fall. If a player does not pass 5 classes, he must enroll in

summer school or online classes to get to 5 passed classes. All incoming freshmen

players are eligible at the beginning of the season. However, in order to stay eligible for

the entire season, players must pass 5 classes at the end of the 9 weeks grading period. Study

tables will be organized in the fall and monitored for students who are in danger of failing.

Players who are required to attend these study tables but fail to attend, will receive extra

conditioning and, if failure to attend continues, suspension. Seniors, Juniors, and Sophomores will

be subject to Study Table procedures at the beginning of the school year based on the spring

semester grades. Freshmen are subject to study table guidelines beginning with the 1st nine-week

midterm grades.

Study tables are held 2 days each week before and after school. We will expect our

players to attend study tables during the morning sessions. Being late for practice by

going to the afternoon study table session instead of the morning session will result in

1st offense – 3 x 350s in assigned time (6 max) after practice (position coach administers)

2nd offense – reduction in playing time in next game.

3rd offense – Suspension from games until mid-term or grading period grades released.

Vacations, Jobs, Conflicts: The football staff at FHS recognizes that summer is also a time for family vacations, jobs,

other camps, other sports, etc. We also hope you recognize the importance of attending as many

workout sessions as possible. Here are some basic guidelines that will help you understand what

we expect from you in regards to our program. a. We believe that if you are in town, you should attend the strength training sessions held in the

weight room (3 per week ). We believe that going on a family vacation or attending a sports

camp, church camp, etc. are valid reasons not be at a workout, but jobs or other conflicts

should be scheduled around these workouts.

b. The on-field drills sessions held on M, W, and F have the same expectation

c. We also want our multi-sport players to know that we understand you have obligations with

other sports as well. The football staff encourages our players to participate in other FHS

sports. We do, however, expect players to attend as many football sessions as possible.

Communicate with our staff when a summer baseball game or a summer basketball game or

camp will prevent you from making a workout occasionally. This will not be a problem

providing there is communication and you are making every effort to attend as many football

sessions as possible. We recognize that the multi-sport athlete may miss some sessions due

to obligations with another sport, but we expect athletes and coaches of other sports to

recognize that a multi-sport athlete should also expect to attend some football sessions at the

expense of other sports, especially since the football season will be the athlete’s next season.

2-a-Day Practice Schedules:

- 2-a-day practices will begin on Monday, July 30 for Varsity, JV, and Freshmen players.

- Freshmen will have a separate practice schedule from V/JV players and coaches.

- The Gridiron Club will provide lunch for the V/JV players & dinner for freshmen on M, July 30

- FHS Registration takes place on Tu, July 31 (Fr/So) and W, Aug 1 (Jr/Sr). Practice times will

allow all players to attend FHS Registration on appropriate days and times. It is not acceptable

to miss practice to attend registration.

- The Gridiron Club will provide a snack for the all players on Tuesday, July 31

- The Gridiron Club will provide a lunch for the V/JV players on W, August 1.

- The Gridiron Club will provide a snack for Freshmen on W, Aug 1 and for V/JV on Th, Aug 2.

- We will have Team Picture Day on F, August 3.

- All players will report on Saturday morning, August 4, to wrap up the Value Card Fundraiser

as well as take part in a walk-thru practice in preparation for the scrimmage.

- We will have an intra-squad scrimmage (V, JV, Freshmen) on Saturday evening, August 4.

- There will be a Varsity scrimmage vs Lawrence North on (H) Friday, August 10.

- JV and Freshmen will scrimmage on Saturday, August 11. Varsity will recover and condition

and watch video of the LN scrimmage.

- Look for the 2-a-day practice schedules on the final pages of this guide. Calendars also located

on the FHS FB website at www.fisherstigersathletics.com/football. Go to More, then Calendars

Holidays Labor Day: -Varsity will recover, condition, and watch video on Saturday before Labor Day.

-Freshmen and JV will play games (Noblesville) on Saturday before Labor Day.

-V/JV will report at 5 pm on Labor Day (Practice 6 – 7:30 pm)

-Freshmen will not practice on Labor Day.

Fall Break: -Freshmen season is over. (Some freshmen may be invited to become part of Varsity

Sectional Roster and will continue to practice until V season is complete.

-Assuming we are still playing in the Sectional, Varsity (including all JV players)

will practice on M, Tu, and W at normal practice times (3:30 pm)

-All JV players will continue to practice w/ Varsity program until Varsity season

is complete. Failure to complete the season results in quitting the team.

Thanksgiving Day: Playing in the 6A State Championship Game would be a GREAT reason to

practice on Thanksgiving morning and Friday (Time – TBD).

Fishers Tigers Football Summer Workout Schedule

Varsity / JV Players M W F Week of May 30 Memorial Day 6 am – Lift + Speed 6 am – Lift + Speed

7:45 – FB Drills (no pads) 7:45 – FB Drills (no pads)

9:15 – Complete 9:15 – Complete

Week of June 6 6 am – Lift + Speed 6 am – Lift + Speed 6 am – Lift + Speed

7:45 – FB Drills (H/SP) 7:45 – FB Drills (H/SP) 7:45 – FB Drills (no pads)

9:15 – Complete 9:15 – Complete 9:15 – Complete

Week of June 13 6 am – Lift + Speed 7 am – Lift only @ B-D Camp

7:45 – FB Drills (H/SP) 8 am – Complete Dismiss – 3 pm

9:15 – Complete B-D Camp – Noon

Week of June 20 6 am – Lift + Speed 7 am – Lift + Speed 6 am – Lift + Speed

7:45 – FB Drills (no pads) 7:45 – FB Drills (no pads) 7:30 - Complete

9:15 – Complete 9:15 – Complete No FB Drills

Week of June 27 6 am – Lift + Speed 7 am – Lift only No Workout

7:45 – FB Drills (H?SP) 8 am – Complete No FB Drills

9:15 – Complete Controlled Scrimmage vs

Lake Central HS – 4 pm

Depart – 1 pm

Week of July 4 M O R A T O R I U M ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

Week of July 11 6 am – Lift + Speed 6 am – Lift + Speed 7 am – Lift only

7:30 – Complete 7:30 – Complete 8 am – Complete

Senior Pride Conditioning M, Tu, W, Th – 5 – 6 pm

Week of July 18 7 am – Lift only 7 am – Lift only 7 am – Lift only

8 am – Complete 8 am – Complete 8 am – Complete

FHS Team Camp M, Tu, W, Th – 4:30 – 7:30 pm

M, July 25 – Strength + Speed Testing: Sophs- 3 pm, Jr- 3:45 pm, Sr- 4:30 pm

Freshmen Players M W F Week of May 30 Memorial Day 8 am – Lift + Speed 8 am – Lift + Speed

9:45 – FB Drills (no pads) 9:45 – FB Drills (no pads)

11:15 – Complete 11:15 – Complete

Week of June 6 8 am – Lift + Speed 8 am – Lift + Speed 8 am – Lift + Speed

9:45 – FB Drills (no pads) 9:45 – FB Drills (no pads) 9:45 – Complete

11:15 – Complete 11:15 – Complete No FB Drills

Week of June 13 8 am – Lift + Speed 8 am – Lift + Speed 8 am – Lift + Speed

9:45 – FB Drills (H/SP) 9:45 – FB Drills (H/SP) 9:30 – Complete

11:15 – Complete 11:15 – Complete No FB Drills

Week of June 20 8 am – Lift + Speed 8 am – Lift + Speed 8 am – Lift + Speed

9:45 – FB Drills (H/SP) 9:45 – FB Drills (no pads) 9:30 – Complete

11 am – Complete 11 am – Complete No FB Drills

Week of June 27 8 am – Lift + Speed 7 am – Lift only w/ V No Workout

9:45 – FB Drills (H/SP) if not @ B-D Camp No FB Drills

11 am – Complete 8 am – Complete

Week of July 4 M O R A T O R I U M--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Week of July 11 3 pm – Lift + Speed 3 pm – Lift + Speed 8 am – Lift + Speed

4:30 – Complete 4:30 – Complete 9:30 – Complete

Week of July 18 3 pm – Lift only 3 pm – Lift only 8 am – Speed + Strength

4 pm – Complete 4 pm – Complete Testing

FHS Team Camp M, Tu, W, Th – 4:30 – 7 pm 10 am – Complete

Summer Football Camps Philosophy: 1. Important for player development

2. No spring practice in Indiana (vs some other states); Camps become our spring practice.

3. Do not confuse a player development camp with a recruiting camp or evaluation. They are different and

each has its place. And do not confuse a player developmental camp with a camp designed to take

advantage of people who simply want to be associated with a big-time college program in order to think

they are being recruited.

4. We like for our varsity/JV players to attend the Bishop/Dullaghan Team Camp because –

a. it is a developmental camp. Players will get coached and get better.

b. we are able to coach our own schemes, techniques, offensive plays, defensive fronts and

coverages, etc.

c. we cannot possibly duplicate the number of reps each player will get who attends this camp by

staying home.

d. we cannot get the same number of reps against quality competition by staying home.

e. because it is 3 days of football, we can have some meetings (classroom) to improve our teaching

(something we normally are not able to do until 2-a-days). We plan to make use of video during

some of this meeting time to further enhance teaching.

f. players will gain tremendous confidence in themselves, teammates, and our schemes at camp

when they apply what they learn in team scrimmages. They will begin to really understand their

assignments and responsibilities with the framework of our own offense and defense – something

they cannot get by attending another camp.

g. It will improve our TEAM.

* If you want to get recruited, you must develop as a player. Do not fall into the trap of thinking that you

must go to every combine, camp, and evaluation in order to be discovered. The biggest determiner is

game video. If you want to get recruited, you better look good on film. There is nothing wrong with

going to a couple of combines and a college camp. 1-day evaluations are important and can be done

without spending lots of money. But developing your skills as a player, especially within our scheme, is

the best way to develop the confidence, technique, and understanding to improve your game, improve

our team, and improve your chances to make an impression on tape.

Varsity / JV: Bishop-Dullaghan Full Team Camp @ Depauw University; June 11-13

Cost: $250 ($60 scholarships available on request)

$100 deposit needed ASAP (Target date – May 1)

See Coach Wimmer for a camp registration form or www.bishopdullaghan.com

Freshmen: We recommend the Bishop/Dullaghan Skills Camp for our freshmen. Players will focus on the

fundamentals of their position at these camps giving them a great foundation in their development.

The focus is on teaching technique, not on scheme.

Bishop-Dullaghan Position Skills Camp @ Depauw University; June 25-27

(Includes ALL offensive / defensive positions)

Cost: $250 ($40 scholarships available on request)

$100 deposit needed ASAP (Target date – May 1)

See Coach Wimmer for a camp registration form or www.bishopdullaghan.com

Other Camps to consider: - 1-day College Evaluation Camps for Juniors/Seniors: Check our next Eye of the Tiger newsletter

(May edition)for locations, dates, cost, and contact information for many of these camps or see

Coach Wimmer for help.

- Kicking Camps for specialists / See Coach Wimmer

Fishers Football Value Card Fundraiser and Incentives

The Fishers Football Value Card sells for $20. By selling 22 cards a player can pay for his

practice packet and Gridiron Club Dues. We expect each player to sell at least 20 cards. We

will kickoff our Value Card Fundraiser July 19th during the week of our FHS Team Camp. Final

money and any extra cards will be turned in on Saturday, August 4. Although we do make some

money for our program through this fundraiser, the biggest reason we do it is to help players and

parents keep football participation costs low.

The first 12 value cards you sell will allow you to receive all practice packet items FREE: Fishers Tigers Carry Bag w/ drawstring

Numbered mesh Fishers practice jersey

2018 Fishers Football Practice Shorts

2018 Fishers Football Sleeveless Compression t-shirt

2018 Fishers Football LS t-shirt

Moisture Management Game Socks

Fishers Tigers Football Locker Nameplate Magnet

2018 Fishers Football Sweatsuit / Travel suit (comfortable for cool weather workout

or long road games)

These items are valued at about $150

By selling 22 total cards, you will also pay for your Gridiron Club dues ($125) which allows

our Gridiron Club to purchase meals, snacks, Gatorade, and helps with our end-of-the-year

banquet. If these cards are not sold, you will be expected to pay this fee.

Sell 25 Total cards and you will receive a Fishers Coaches’ hat.

You will receive a $5 credit for every card you sell over 25 cards to be used in the Gridiron Club

Spirit Shop.

If you sell 30 cards, you will receive a very nice Fishers FB Hoodie complete with your name

and number FREE ($60 value).

If you sell 50 cards, you get your choice of a pair of Oakley sunglasses or a bluetooth speaker

for your phone, i-pod, or other devices FREE (each valued at about $150).

There will also be other prizes and incentives such as -

Top seller cash prize ($1 per card sold)

Cash prize drawings for everyone who sells all 20 cards

Several $5, $10, $20, $50, and at least two $100 bills in container for 1 pull for 20 cards

sold, 2 pulls for 25 cards sold, 3 pulls for 30 cards sold, 4 pulls for 40 cards sold, etc.

1 free card for every 10 cards sold (you can sell and keep the money).

Fishers Tigers Football Schedules

2018 Varsity Schedule Date Opponent Place Time (F) Aug 10 Lawrence North (scrmg) Home 7:00 PM

(F) Aug 17 North Central Panthers Away 7:00 PM

(F) Aug 24 Pike Red Devils Home 7:00 PM

(F) Aug 31 Noblesville Millers Home 7:00 PM

(F) Sep 7 Hamilton Southeastern Royals Away 7:00 PM

(F) Sep 14 Brownsburg Bulldogs Home 7:00 PM

(F) Sep 21 Avon Orioles Away 7:00 PM

(F) Sep 28 Franklin Central Flashes Away 7:00 PM

(F) Oct 5 Westfield Shamrocks Home 7:00 PM

(F) Oct 12 Zionsville Eagles Away 7:00 PM

IHSAA Football Tournament October 26 Sectional Game #1

November 2 6A Sectional Championship

November 9 6A Regional Championship

November 16 6A Semi-State Championship

November 23-24 State Championships @ Lucas Oil Stadium

2018 Junior Varsity Schedule 2018 Freshmen Schedule

Date Opponent Time Date Opponent Time

(Sa) Aug 18 North Central (H) 10 am (Sa) Aug 18 @ North Central 10 am

(Sa) Aug 25 @ Pike 10 am (Sa) Aug 25 Pike (H) 10 pm

(Sa) Sep 1 @ Noblesville 10 am (Sa) Sep 1 Noblesville (H) 10 am

(Sa) Sep 8 HSE (H) 10 am (Sa) Sep 18 @ HSE 10 pm

(Sa) Sep 15 @ Brownsburg 10 am (Sa) Sep 15 Brownsburg (H) 10 pm

(Sa) Sep 22 Avon (H) 10 am (Sa) Sep 22 @ Avon 10 pm

(Sa) Sep 29 Franklin Cent. (H) 10 am (Sa) Sep 29 @ Franklin Cent. (H) 10 am

(Sa) Oct 6 @ Westfield 10 am (Sa) Oct 6 Westfield (H) 10 pm

(Sa) Oct 13 Zionsville (H) 10 am (Sa) Oct 13 @ Zionsville 10 am

Fishers High School Football

TIGERBALL I t ’ s a n A t t i t u d e !

Fishers Tigers Who Have Played in College Class of Player Pos. College Years 2008 Bryant Green OL Defiance College 2008 – 2011 (4)

2008 Ben Hildebrand OL Wittenburg Universty 2008 (1)

2008 Brody Kalbaugh LB University of St. Francis 2008 – 2012 (5)

2008 David Mango OL Bluffton University 2008-09, 2011-12 (4)

2008 Jeremy Martin DE Anderson University 2009 – 2012 (4)

2008 Nico Walker RB University of St. Francis 2008 (1)

2009 Stephen Guetig LB U. of Pennsylvania 2009-10 (2)

2009 Justin Moore K/P Florida A & M 2009 (1)

2009 Jordan Musall TE Ohio Dominican U. 2009 – 2012 (4)

2010 Austin Gorge OL Westpoint Prep / Westpoint 2010 / 2011 (2)

2010 Sean Hildebrand WR Wabash College 2010 – 2013 (4)

2010 Alex Hines QB Washington (St. Louis) 2010-11 (2)

2010 Tyler Kiel OL Marian University 2010 (1)

2010 Joe Peters DL Anderson University 2010-11 (2)

2011 Taylor Halstead DL Indiana State University 2011 (1)

2011 RC Hauser WR U. of Indianapolis 2011 (1)

2011 Alphonso Hines WR St. Joseph’s College 2011 – 2014 (4)

2011 Michael Mango OL St. Joseph’s College 2011-12 (2)

2011 Koby Orris DB U. of Indianapolis 2011 – 2014 (4)

2011 Brian Sutton DB Bowling Green 2011 – 2014 (4)

2011 Max Larreur K Franklin College 2011-12, 2014 (3)

2012 Chris Chang OL Taylor University 2012 – 15 (4)

2012 Zach Gorge OL Butler University 2012-13 (2)

2012 Tyler Lassic DB Anderson / Olivet 2012-14 (3)

2012 Sam Makadji DL ISU / Foothills J.C. (CA) 2012 / 2013 (2)

2012 Pedro Ramello K/P EKU / Dean J.C. 2012 (1) / 2013 (1)

2012 Patrick Stevens OL Taylor University 2012 – 15 (4)

2013 Liam Duddy LB Indiana University 2013 (1)

2013 Cody Moore DL Grand Valley State U. 2013 –

2013 Rob Peck LB Grand Valley State U. 2013 – 2015 (3)

2013 Seth Riley DB Grand Valley State U. 2013-14 (2)

2013 Matt Van Hoosen LB Ball State University 2013 (1)

2013 Ryan Coleman DL Olivet University 2013 (1)

2013 Ronnie Thomas DB Anderson University 2013-14 (2)

2014 Harvey Allen RB University of Indianapolis 2014 (1)

2014 Connor Christianson QB Elon University 2014 –

2014 J-Shun Harris WR Indiana University 2014 –

2015 Maurice Campbell RB Garden City CC 2015 – (1)

2015 Simeon Foster WR University of Indianapolis 2015 – (1)

2016 Jeremy Chinn CB Southern Illinois University 2016 –

2016 Titus Martin OL Colgate University 2016 –

2016 Brent Hays QB Trine University 2016 –

2016 Shawn Tayler DE College of DuPage (JC) 2016 –

2016 Jermaine Huddleston RB Anderson University 2016 –

FHS Tiger Football Award HistoryFHS Most Valuable FHS Most Valuable FHS Most Valuable FHS Most Valuable

Offensive Player Defensive Player Special Teams Player Lineman

2017 - Matt Wolff 2017 - Seth Sontich 2017 - Ben Norton 2017 - Luke Martin

2016 - DeVonte Adams 2016 - RJ Potts 2016 - Taylor Soper 2016 - Charlie Bernhardt

2015 - Zach Eaton 2015 - Jeremy Chinn 2015 - Colton Thomas 2015 - Titus Martin

2014 - Maurice Campbell 2014 - Luke Harbison 2014 - Josh Lloyd 2014 - Luka Skudrzik

2013 - J-Shun Harris, C. Christiansen 2013 - Trey Henderson 2013 - Alex Sahakian 2013 - Drew Broughton

2012 - Max Leamer, J-Shun Harris, 2012 - Robbie Peck 2012 - Seth Riley 2012 - Cody Moore

Connor Christiansen 2011 - Sam Makadji, Rob Peck 2011 - Pedro Ramello 2011 - Chris Chang

2011 - Eric Davis 2010 - Brian Sutton, Taylor Halstead 2010 - R.C. Hauser 2010 - Jordan Willy

2010 - Koby Orris 2009 - Tayler Halstead 2009 - Alex Kapsalis 2009 - Tyler Kiel

2009 - Alex Hines 2008 - Phil Stamm 2008 - Justin Moore 2008 - Nick Easter

2008 - Tyler Carroll 2007 - Brody Kalbaugh 2007 - Justin Moore 2007 - Zach Rogers

2007 - Zach Hoke, Nico Walker 2006 - Brody Kalbaugh 2006 - Justin Moore 2006 - Zach Rogers

2006 - Nico Walker

FHS Most Improved Player FHS Mental Attitude Award FHS Team GPA Award FHS Sportsmanship Award

2017 - Luke Uribe 2017 - Will Syrus 2017-18 - Luke Uribe 2017 - Donavan McFarland

2016 - Seth Sontich 2016 - Jeff Inman 2016-17 - Eli Kipp 2016 - Joel Smyth

2015 - Kade Orris 2015 - Michael Folta 2015-16 - Eli Kipp 2015 - Brent Hays

2014 - Trevin Rund 2014 - Zach Eaton 2014-15 - Eli Kipp 2014 - Gino Castillani

2013 - Josh Schenkel 2013 - Griffin Hulecki 2013-14 - Michael Folta 2013 - Harvey Allen

2012 - Collin Brand 2012 - Matt Van Hoosen 2012-13 - Josh Ayen 2012 - Ron Thomas

2011 - Forrest Schneider 2011 - Pat Stevens / Mark Madden 2011-12 - Brady Quackenbush

2010 - Max Larreur 2010 - Dakota Slaughter 2010-11 - Dakota Slaughter

2009 - Tyler Harrell 2009 - John Cress / Ian Kinsey 2009-10 - John Keck

2008 - Robert Mitchell 2008 - Jamal Holmes 2008-09 - Stephen Guetig

2007 - Patrick Lux 2007 - Zach Wallace 2007-08 - Stephen Guetig

2006 - Nick Oudin 2006 - Zach Hoke Trent Van Hoosen

Memorial Scholarship

2017 - Luke Thomas

2016 - Jeff Inman

2015 - Colton Thomas

2014 - Luka Skudrzik

2013 - Nick Edwards

2012 - Matt Van Hoosen

FHS Tiger Football Award HistoryAP All-State IFCA Top 50 All-State IFCA Class All-State IFCA 5A Junior All-State

2017 - Ben Norton, K 2017 - Luke Martin, OL 2017 - Isaiah Dunnuck, TE 2017 - Emmanuel Davis, LB

2016 - RJ Potts, DB Ben Norton, K Bryce Gee, TE Roman Molden, DB

2015 - Jeremy Chinn, DB Seth Sontich, LB 2016 - Charlie Bernhardt, OL 2016 - Luke Martin, OL

Titus Martin, OL 2016 - RJ Potts, DB 2014 - Maurice Campbell, Ben Norton, K

2014 - Maurice Campbell, RB 2015 - Jeremy Chinn, DB 2013 - Connor Christiansen, QB 2015 - R.J. Potts, DB

Josh Lloyd, DB Titus Martin, OL 2012 - Cody Moore, DL Taylor Soper, P

2013 - Drew Broughton, OL 2014 - Josh Lloyd, DB Robbie Peck, LB Jake Winkle, DE

J-Shun Harris, WR 2013 - Drew Broughton, OL Seth Riley, DB 2014 - Titus Martin, OL

2010 - Taylor Halstead, DL J-Shun Harris, WR 2011 - Chris Chang, OL R.J. Potts, DB

Koby Orris, QB 2010 - Koby Orris, QB Zach Gorge, OL 2011 - Rob Peck, LB

Jordan Willy, OL Brian Sutton, DB 2010 - R.C. Hauser, WR 2009 - Tyler Halstead, DL

2009 - Austin Gorge, OL 2009 - Austin Gorge, OL 2009 - Alex Hines, QB 2007 - Nick Easter, DL

2008 - Justin Moore, K 2008 - Phil Stamm, DB

Nick Easter, DL

2007 - Brody Kalbaugh, LB

IFCA Region 8 Indianapolis Star National FB Foundation

South All-Star Nominee IFCA South All-Star Mr. Football Position Award Scholar-Athlete Award

2017 - Ben Norton, K 2018 - Ben Norton, K 2017 - Ben Norton, K 2018 - Ben Norton

Seth Sontich, LB Courtney Fella, Mgr. 2008 - Justin Moore, K Will Syrus

Courtney Fella, Mgr. 2017 - Charlie Bernhardt, OL Luke Uribe

2017 - Charlie Bernhardt, OL Taylor Soper, P 2017 - Eli Kipp

Taylor Soper, P 2016 - Titus Marin, OL (DNP) 2016 - Zach Eaton

2016 - Titus Martin, OL 2015 - Josh Lloyd, DB Michael Folta

2015 - Josh Lloyd, DB 2013 - Cody Moore, DL IHSAA Phil Eskew Award 2015 - Luka Skudrzik

2013 - Cody Moore, DL Rob Peck, LB 2010 - Koby Orris 2013 - Max Leamer

Rob Peck, LB 2012 - Chris Chang, Center 2012 - Zach Gorge

Seth Riley, DB Zach Gorge, OL 2011 - Koby Orris

2012 - Chris Chang, Center 2011 - Koby Orris, DB Dakota Slaughter

Zach Gorge, OL Brian Sutton, DB National FB Foundation 2010 - Alex Hines

2011 - Taylor Halstead, DL Coach Rick Wimmer, HC Terry Award for Courage John Keck

Koby Orris, QB 2010 - Coach John Jud, Asst. 2013 - Matt Van Hoosen 2009 - Stephen Guetig

Brian Sutton, DB 2009 - Justin Moore, K 2008 - Zach Wallace

2010 - Austin Gorge, OL Sarah Campbell, Mgr.

2009 - Justin Moore, K

Nick Easter, DL

Phil Stamm, DB Indianapolis Colts

Sarah Campbell, Mgr. Academic All-StateTeam

2008 - Brody Kalbaugh, LB 2017 - Luke Uribe, DB

2016 - Eli Kipp, DL

FHS Tiger Football Award History All Hoosier Crossroads Conference IFCA Academic All-State

2017 - Emmanuel Davis, LB 2010 - Taylor Halstead, DL 2017 - Donavan McFarland 2010 - Connor McCalley

Isaiah Dunnuck, TE RC Hauser, WR Michael Nettleton Koby Orris

Luke Martin, OL Michael Mango, OL Ben Norton Dakota Slaughter

Ben Norton, K Connor McCalley, RB Will Syrus

Seth Sontich, LB Koby Orris, QB Luke Thomas 2009 - Andrew Cross

Collin Statz, WR Brian Sutton, DB Luke Uribe Austin Gorge

Luke Thomas, DL Patrick Weiler, LB Matt Wolff Sean Hildebrand

Jordan Willy, DL Alex Hines

2016 - Charlie Bernhardt, OL 2016 - Charlie Bernhardt John Keck

Ben Norton, K 2009 - Austin Gorge, OL Jeff Inman Taylor Rogers

RJ Potts, DB Taylor Halstead, DL Michael Johnson

Sean Hildebrand, LB Eli Kipp 2008 - Phil Asamoah

2015 - Jeremy Chinn, DB Alex Hines, QB Max Shores Stephen Guetig

Zach Eaton, QB Tommy Huser, RB Joel Smyth Blake Gardner

Titus Martin, OL Tyler Kiel, OL Brendan Toungate Steven Hess

Jalen Moss, DB Ian Kinsey, WR Jake Willard Robert Mitchell

Jake Winkle, DL Brian Sutton, DB Jake Winkle

2007 - Mark Balaszek

2014 - Maurice Campbell, RB 2008 - Tyler Carroll, RB 2015 - Zach Eaton Ryan Harris

Simeon Foster, WR Josh Cleveland, OL Michael Folta Matt Hitt

Luke Harbison, LB Nick Easter, DL Hayden Grow Erik Johnson

Josh Lloyd, DB Stephen Guetig, LB Trent Nielson Zach Wallace

RJ Potts, DB Justin Moore, K Kade Orris

Luka Skudrzik, OL Jordan Musall, TE

Phil Stamm, DB 2014 - Gino Castellani

2013 - Harvey Allen, RB Josh Lloyd

Drew Broughton, OL 2007 - Nick Easter, DL Evan Long

Charley Chang, OL Brody Kalbaugh, LB Luka Skudrzik

Connor Christiansen, QB Ryan Harris, WR Noah Smyth

J-Shun Harris, WR Matt Hitt, WR Joel Wilcox

Trey Henderson, DL Zach Rogers, OL

Alex Sahakian, K Nico Walker, RB 2013 - Josh Ayen

Josh Schenkel, LB Drew Broughton

2006 - Brody Kalbaugh, LB Charley Chang

2012 - J-Shun Harris, WR Ryan Harris, WR Trey Henderson

Max Leamer, WR Matt Hitt, WR Brady Quackenbush

Cody Moore, DL Alex Sahakian

Rob Peck, LB Josh Schenkel

Seth Riley, DB

2012 - Collin Brand

2011 - Chris Chang, OL Max Leamer

Eric Davis, RB Ben Pritchett

Zach Gorge, OL Forrest Schneider

Sam Makadji, DL Justin Winenger

Rob Peck, LB

2011 - Zach Gorge

Michael Kemna

Fishers High School Individual Football Records

Individual Offensive Records Game Record Season Record Career RecordMost Yards Rushing 256 Maurice Campbell 1,636 Maurice Campbell 3,486 Maurice Campbell

vs Noblesville, 2013 (Sectnl) 2014 2011-14

Most Rushing Attempts 37 Maurice Campbell 277 Maurice Campbell 534 Maurice Campbellvs Pike, 2014 2014 2011-14

Most Yards per Rushing Attempt No Game Record 7.7 Maurice Campbell 6.89 Jeremy Chinnfor this category 2013 2013-2015

Most TDs Rushing 4 Tommy Huser 18 Maurice Campbell 46 Maurice Campbellvs Noblesville, 2009 2014 2011-14

Most Yards Passing 382 Zach Hoke 2,236 Koby Orris 4,870 Connor Christiansenvs Harrison, 2006 2010 2011-2013

Most Passes Attempted 43 Zach Hoke 285 Zach Hoke 551 Connor Christiansenvs Harrison, 2006 2006 2011-2013

Most Passes Completed 23 Zach Hoke 149 Connor Christiansen 328 Connor Christiansenvs Harrison, 2006 2013 2011-2013

Most Yards per Pass Attempt No Game Record 9.2 Connor Christiansen 8.84 Connor Christiansenfor this category 2013 2011-2013

Most Yards per Pass Completion No Game Record 15.53 Matt Wolff 15.01 Koby Orrisfor this category 2017 2008-2010

Most TD Passes Thrown 5 Zach Hoke 31 Koby Orris 46 Connor Christiansenvs Zionsville, 2007 2010 2011-2013

Highest Completion % 87.50% Alex Hines 63.68% Connor Christiansen 59.53% Connor Christiansen vs McCutcheon, 2009 2013 2011-2013

Lowest Interception Ratio No Game Record 1.03% Connor Christiansen 1.47% Zach Eatonfor this category 2012 2013-2015

Most Receptions 12 J-Shun Harris 62 J-Shun Harris 133 J-Shun Harrisvs Carmel, 2013 2013 2011-2013

Most Yards Receiving 223 Matt Hitt 1,027 J-Shun Harris 2,032 J-Shun Harrisvs Harrison, '2006 2013 2011-2013

Most Yards per Catch No Game Record 23.3 RC Hauser 22.13 RC Hauserfor this category 2010 2008-2010

Most TD Catches 3 Ian Kinsey 11 Ian Kinsey 17 J-Shun Harris2009 2011-2013

Most Total Points Scored 24 Tommy Huser 108 Maurice Campbell 282 Maurice Campbellvs Noblesville, 2009 2014 2011-14

Most Pancake Blocks No Game Record 50 Zach Rogers 88 1/2 Titus Martinfor this category 2007 2013-2015

Longest Run from Scrimmage 87 Connor McCalleyvs Westfield, 2010

Longest Pass from Scrimmage 98 Zach Eaton to Chris Thomasvs Brownsburg, 2014

Fishers High School Individual Football Records

Individual Defensive Records Game Record Season Record Career RecordMost Solo Tackles 12 Brody Kalbaugh 85 Robbie Peck 207 Robbie Peck

vs McCutcheon, 2006 2012 2010-12

Most Assisted Tackles 9 Phil Warner 51 Robbie Peck 116 Robbie Peck

vs Westfield, 2010 2012 2010-12

Most Total Tackles 15 1/2 Emmanuel Davis 110 1/2 Robbie Peck 265 Robbie Peck

Assist = 1/2 Tackle vs Carmel, 2016 2012 2010-12

Most Tackles for Loss 8 Taylor Halstead 30 1/2 Taylor Halstead 67 Taylor Halstead

vs Harrison, 2009 2009 2008-2010

Most Tackles for Loss Yards -31 Taylor Halstead -143 Taylor Halstead -285 Taylor Halstead

vs Harrison, 2009 2009 2008-2010

Most Sacks 4 Taylor Halstead / Phil Warner 17 1/2 Taylor Halstead 35 1/2 Taylor Halstead

vs Harrsn, '09; LC, '10 / vs Nblsville, '10 2009 2008-2010

Most Fumble Recoveries 2 Seth Sontich (Avon, '17) 5 Seth Sontich 7 Brody Kalbaugh

Michael Nettleton (Westfield, '16) 2017 2006-07

Michael Prewitt (HSE, '16)

Brody Kalbaugh (McCutch'n, '06)

Most Caused Fumbles No Game Record 4 Seth Sontich ('17) 8 Taylor Halstead

for this category Seth Riley ('12) 2008-2010

Taylor Halstead ("09)

Most Interceptions 2 Seth Sontich (Noblesville, '17) 4 J. Chinn ('15), R.J. Potts ('14), 10 RJ Potts

R.J. Potts (B'burg, '14), L. Harbison L. Harbison ('14), Ko. Orris ('10) 2013-2016

(NC, '14), S. Riley (Wstfld, '10), P. Weiler ('10), S Riley ('10)

K. Johnson (Nblsvl, '09), P. Stamm K. Johnson ('09), P. Stamm ('08)

(Nblsvl, '08)

Most Interception Return Yards 82 Josh Lloyd 126 Jeremy Chinn 145 Koby Orris

vs HSE, 2014 2015 2009-2010

Longest Fumble Return 41 Griffin Hulecki

vs HSE, 2013

Longest Interception Return 82 Josh Lloyd

vs HSE, 2014

Fishers High School Individual Football Records

Individual Kicking Records Game Record Season Record Career RecordMost PATs Made 9 Alex Sahakian 54 Alex Sahakian 102 Alex Sahakian

vs Harrison, 2012 2012 2011-2013

Most PATs Attempted No Game Record 56 Max Larreur 107 Alex Sahakian

for this category 2010 2011-2013

Best PAT % No Game Record 100.00% Ben Norton, 2017 100.00% Pedro Ramello

for this category Pedro Ramello, 2011 2011

Most FGs Made 4 Ben Norton 14 Ben Norton, 2016 33 Ben Norton

vs HSE ('16) Max Larreur, 2010 2015-17

Most FGs Attempted No Game Record 20 Ben Norton, 2016 47 Ben Norton

for this category Max Larreur, 2010 2015-17

Best FG % No Game Record 81.82% Pedro Ramello 81.82% Pedro Ramello

for this category 2011 2011

Most Punts 11 Taylor Soper 60 Taylor Soper 105 Taylor Soper

vs Brownsburg, 2016 2016 2015-16

Most Yards Punting 391 Taylor Soper 2,199 Taylor Soper 3,864 Taylor Soper

vs Brownsburg, 2016 2016 2015-2016

Best Punt Average 48.5 Taylor Soper 40.11 Ben Norton 38.17 Joey Galey

vs Brownsburg, 2014 2017 2017

Most Punts Inside 20 YL 3 B. Norton ('17 [twice] ) 17 Austin Moore 25 Taylor Soper

J. Lloyd ('14), A. Moore ('12 [twice] ) 2012 2015-2016

P. Ramello ('11), J. Moore ('08)

Most Kickoffs 11 Alex Sahakian 79 Max Larreur 160 Ben Norton

vs Harrison, Noblesville, 2012 2010 2015-17

Most Kickoff Yards 584 Alex Sahakian 3,751 Alex Sahakian 7,055 Justin Moore

vs Harrison, 2012 2012 2006-08

Most Touchbacks 5 Alex Sahakian 30 Ben Norton 67 Ben Norton

vs Westfield, 2013 2017 2015-17

Best Kickoff Avg. 60.0 Ben Norton ('16 [twice], '17 [twice]) 57.2 Ben Norton 54.8 Alex Kapsalis

A. Sahakian (Noblesville, '13) 2017

Pedro Ramello (Laf. Jeff, '11) 2009

Most Punt Returns No Game Record 14 J-Shun Harris 40 J-Shun Harris

for this category 2012 2010-2013

Most Punt Return Yards 93 J-Shun Harris 318 J-Shun Harris 768 J-Shun Harris

vs Westfield, '11 2013 2010-2013

Best Punt Return Avg. No Game Record 25.5 J-Shun Harris 19.2 J-Shun Harris

for this category 2011 2010-2013

Most Kickoff Returns No Game Record 20 Nico Walker / Tyler Lassic 37 Nico Walker, ''06-'07

for this category 2006 / 2011 RJ Potts, '13-'16

Most Kickoff Return Yards 170 Nico Walker 520 Tyler Lassic 879 RJ Potts

vs Lafayette Jeff, '06 2011 2013-2016

Best Kickoff Return Avg. No Game Record 28.81 Tyler Carroll 28.0 Sean Hildebrand

for this category 2008 2008-09

Longest FG 52 Ben Norton vs HSE, 2016

Longest Punt 79 Justin Moore vs HSE, 2009

Longest Kickoff Return 98 Sean Hildebrand vs Harrison, 2008

Longest Punt Return 93 J-Shun Harris vs Westfield, 2011

Longest Blocked Kick Return 55 R.J. Potts vs Brownsburg, 2013

Fishers High School Team Football Records

Team Offensive Records Game Record Season RecordsMost Yards Rushing 329 vs Westfield, 2010 2,884 2010

Most Rushing Attempts 55 vs HSE, 2015 (Sctnl) 564 2010

Best Yards per Rush Average 10.22 vs McCutcheon, 2012 5.46 2013

Most TDs Rushing No Game Record for this category 35 2012

Most Yards Passing 382 vs Harrison, 2006 2,331 2010

Most Passes Attempted 43 vs Harrison, 2006 286 2006

Most Passes Completed 23 vs Harrison, 2006 159 2010

Best Yards per Pass Attempt 16.14 vs Zionsville, 2011 8.91 2013

Best Yards per Pass Completion 29.6 vs HSE, 2008 14.82 2007

Most TDs Passing No Game Record for this category 31 2010

Best Completion % 90.90% vs HSE, 2013 63.01% 2013

Fewest Interceptions No Game Record for this category 3 2014

Fewest Fumbles No Game Record for this category 7 2009

Fewest Fumbles Lost No Game Record for this category 2 2010

Fewest Turnovers No Game Record for this category 10 2009, '10, '12, '16

Most First Downs 34 vs Harrison, 2012 268 2010

Most First Downs Rushing No Game Record for this category 162 2010

Most First Downs Passing No Game Record for this category 102 2010

Most Total Plays 76 vs HSE, 2015 (Sctnl) 836 2010

Most Total yards 555 vs Brownsburg, 2014 5,215 2010

Best Yards per Play Average 9.65 vs Westfield, 2009 6.82 2013

Most Points Scored 66 vs Harrison, 2012 450 2010

Most Points / Game No Game Record for this category 33.71 2013

Most Total Yards / Game No Game Record for this category 388.64 2013

Most Yards Rushing / Game No Game Record for this category 194.55 2014

Most Yards Passing / Game No Game Record for this category 199.23 2012

Lowest Interception Ratio No Game Record for this category 1.33% 2014

Most Total Plays / Game No Game Record for this category 61.91 2015

Fishers High School Team Football Records

Team Defensive Records Game Record Season RecordsFewest Yards Rushing Allowed 10 vs Westfield, 2008 1,449 2009

Fewest Yards per Rush Allowed 0.48 vs Westfield, 2008 3.88 2009

Fewest Yards Rushing / Attempt 14 vs Zionsville, 2017 3.52 2012

Fewest TDs Rushing Allowed No Game Record for this category 13 2009

Fewest Yards Passing Allowed -2 vs Carmel, 2013 1,156 2007

Fewest Passes Attempted 2 vs Carmel, 2009 168 2007

Most Passes Attempted No Game Record for this category 234 2009

Fewest Passes Completed 0 vs Carmel, 2010 & 2014 92 2006

Fewest Yards per Pass Attempt -0.33 vs Carmel, 2013 5.30 2009

Fewest Yards per Pass Completion -1.00 vs Carmel, 2013 9.69 2013

Fewest TDs Passing Allowed No Game Record for this category 8 2009

Lowest Completion % Allowed 0.00% vs Carmel, 2014 44.8% 2009

Most Sacks 8 vs Lawrence Central, 2010 38 2010

Most Tackles for Loss 16 vs Harrison, 2009 & 2012 93 2012

Most Tackles for Loss Yardage -55 vs Harrison, 2009 -327 2012

Most Interceptions Made 4 vs McCutcheon, 2010 23 2010

Most Fumbles Recovered 4 vs Westfield, 2009 15 2017

Most Turnovers Created 5 vs Noblesville, 2017 32 2010

vs Noblesville, 2012

vs Zionsville, 2011

Fewest First Downs Allowed 3 vs Harrison, 2011 130 2009

Fewest First Downs Allowed Rushing No Game Record for this category 69 2009

Fewest First Downs Allowed Passing No Game Record for this category 46 2007

Fewest Total Yards Allowed 93 vs Harrison, 2011 2,689 2009

Fewest Total Plays Allowed 32 vs HSE, 2011 558 2007

Lowest Yards per Play Allowed 2.47 vs HSE, 2009 4.43 2009

Fewest Points Allowed 0 vs several opponents 174 2014

Fewest Points / Game No Game Record for this category 15.8 2014

Fewest Yards Rushing / Game No Game Record for this category 108.0 2010

Fewest Yards Passing / Game No Game Record for this category 112.73 2009

Fewest Total Yards / Game No Game Record for this category 244.45 2009

Fishers High School Team Football Records

Team Kicking Records Game Record Season RecordsMost KO Return Yards 235 vs Lafayette Jeff, 2006 1,067 2006

Best Kick Off Retun Avg. 35.2 vs Harrison, 2008 28.0 2008

Most Kick Off Returns No Game Record for this category 67 2006

Most Punt Return Yards 121 vs Westfield, 2011 406 2011

Best Punt Return Avg. 28.7 vs Lafayette Jeff, 2011 18.0 2013

Most Punt Returns No Game Record for this category 31 2009

Most Punts Forced 9 vs McCutcheon, 2009 59 2009

Most Kick Offs Attempted 11 vs Harrison, 2012 81 2010

Most Touchbacks No Game Record for this category 30 2017

Most Kick Off Yards 584 vs Harrison, 2012 3,761 2012

Best Kick Off Avg. 60 vs Roncalli, 2017 57.2 2017

vs Brownsburg, 2017

vs Brownsburg, 2016

Fewest KO Return Yards Allowed 0 numerous times 682 2008

Fewest Kick Off Return Avg. Allowed No Game Record for this category 15.3 2016

Most Punts Attempted 11 vs Brownburg, 2016 60 2016

Most Yards Punting 391 vs Brownsburg, 2016 2,199 2016

Best Punt Average 48.5 vs Brownsburg, 2015 39.0 2017

Most Punt Returns by Opponent No Game Record for this category 33 2006

Fewest Punt Return Yards Allowed -35 vs Brownsburg, 2017 36 2012

Fewest Punt Return Avg. Allowed No Game Record for this category 3.3 2012

Most Blocked Kicks 2 vs Avon, 2009, 2012, 2015 6 2015

also vs Noblesville, 2008, 2015

Best Net Punt Avg. No Game Record for this category 35.4 2017

Fewest Net Punt Yds by Opp. No Game Record for this category 22.7 2013

TIGERBALL I t ' s a n A t t i t u d e !

Fishers Tigers FootballMay 2018

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 3 4 5 Team SAQ & Skill School

6:20 - 7:15 am (Turf)

Spring Strength Program Spring Strength Program

3:15 - 4:30 pm 3:15 - 4:30 pm

APC - Optional or Make-up

6 7 8 9 10 11 128th Grade 7-on-7 Spring Strength Program Team SAQ & Skill School

@ Westfield HS 3:15 - 4:30 pm 6:20 - 7:15 am (Turf)

6:30 - 8:30 pm Spring Strength Program Spring Strength Program

3:15 - 4:30 pm 3:15 - 4:30 pm

Gridiron Club Booster Mtg APC - Optional or Make-up

FHS LGI Room - 7 pm

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Team SAQ & Skill School

Mothers' Day 6:20 - 7:15 am (Turf)

Spring Strength Program Spring Strength Program

3:15 - 4:30 pm 3:15 - 4:30 pm No Strength Training

Spring Cycle Testing Spring Cycle Testing after school

20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Semester Exams Semester Exams Semester Exams

8th Grade 7-on-7 Weight Room Closed / No Workouts--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------->

@ HSE HS

6:30 - 8:30 pm

Equip Issue- Srs + Lttrmen Equip. Issue- Jrs + Sophs Equip. Issue - Freshmen Last Day of School 3:15 - 4:30 pm 3:15 - 4:30 pm 3:15 - 5:00 pm

27 28 29 30 31 Memorial Day Teachers Only Summer Training Program

Work Day -V/JV Lift+Drills: 6-9:30 am

-9th Drills+Lift: 8-11 am

FB Drills - No Helmets

TIGERBALL I t ' s a n A t t i t u d e !

Fishers Tigers FootballJune 2018

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

May 27 May 28 May 29 May 30 May 31 1 2Summer Training Program Summer Training Program

Memorial Day -V/JV Lift+Drills: 6-9:30 am -V/JV Lift+Drills: 6-9:30 am

-9th Drills+Lift: 8-11 am -9th Drills+Lift: 8-11 am

FB Drills - No Helmets FB Drills - No Helmets

3 4 5 6 7 8 9Summer Training Program Summer Training Program Summer Training Program

-V/JV Lift+Drills: 6-9:30 am -V/JV Lift+Drills: 6-9:30 am -V/JV Lift+Drills: 6-9:30 am

-9th Drills+Lift: 8 - 11 am -9th Drills+Lift: 8-11 am -9th Drills+Lift: 8-11 am

Helmets & SP Helmets & SP FB Drills - No Helmets

JH Conditioning Camp JH Conditioning Camp

4:30 - 5:45 pm 4:30 - 5:45 pm

10 11 12 13 14 15 16Summer Training Program Gridiron Club Booster Mtg Summer Training Program Summer Training Program Fishers Farmers Mrkt

-V/JV Lift only: 7 - 8 am FHS LGI Room - 7 pm -No V/JV Lift -V/JV Lift +SAQ 6-7:30 am 12 Volunteers

-9th Drills+Lift: 8 - 11 am -9th Drills+Lift: 8-11 am -9th Lift+SAQ: 9:30 -11 am 7 - 10 am: Set-up

JH Conditioning Camp JH Conditioning Camp No FB Drills 10:30 - 1 pm: Tear Down

4:30 - 5:45 pm 4:30 - 5:45 pm

Senior OutingBishop-Dullaghan Team Camp - Depauw U. --------------------------------> Indiana Dunes

(Recommended for FHS Var / JV Team Members) Depart 8:30 am / Ret 7:30 pm

17 18 19 20 21 22 23Summer Training Program Summer Training Program Summer Training Program Conner Prairie Setup

-V/JV Lift+Drills: 6-9:30 am -V/JV Lift+Drills: 6-9:30 am Gridiron Club Golf Outing -V/JV Lift+SAQ: 6-7:30 am 15+ Senior / Junior Vols-9th Drills+Lift: 8-11 am -9th Drills+Lift: 8-11 am Lunch, Golf, Dinner -9th Lift+SAQ: 9:30-11 am 11 am - 1 pm

No Helmets No Helmets River Glen - 1:00 Tee Time No FB Drills

JH Conditioning Camp JH Conditioning Camp www.fhsgridironclub.org4:30 - 5:45 pm 4:30 - 5:45 pm Conner Prairie Setup Tear Down - 10 pm

FHS Developmental Lineman Camp (Grades 5-8) 5:30 - 7:00 pm----------> 20+ Senior / Junior Vols 20+ Seniors / JuniorsFHS Developmental Kicking Camp (Grades 5-8) 5:30 - 7:00 pm-----------> 11 am - 1 pmFHS Developmental Passing Camp (Grades 5-8) 7:00 - 8:30 pm------->

24 25 26 27 28 29 30Summer Training Program Summer Training Program

-V/JV Lift+Spd: 6-8:15 am -V/JV Lift+Spd: 6-8:15 am

-9th Lift only: 8 - 9 am -No 9th Lift FHS FB Moratorium Begins----------------------------------------------->

Helmets & SP Helmets & SP

JH Conditioning Camp JH Conditioning Camp

4:30 - 5:45 pm 4:30 - 5:45 pm

Bishop-Dullaghan Skills Camp - Depauw University------------------> (Recommended for Freshmen QBs, WRs, TEs, RB, DBs, LBs)

Bishop-Dullaghan Linemen Camp - Depauw University--------------> (Recommended for FHS Freshmen OL, DL)

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Fishers Tigers FootballJuly 2018

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

IHSAA Moratorium / No workouts-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------->

8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Summer Training Program Gridiron Club Booster Mtg Summer Training Program Summer Training Program Fishers Farmers Mrkt

-V/JV Lift+SAQ: 6-7:30 am FHS LGI Room - 7 pm -V/JV Lift+SAQ: 6-7:30 am -V/JV Lift+SAQ: 6-7:30 am 12 Volunteers

-9th Lift+Cond: 3-5 pm -9th Lift+Cond: 3-5 pm -9th Lift+Cond: 8-10 am 7 - 10 am: Set-up

Var / JV Senior Pride Cond. Var / JV Senior Pride Cond. Var / JV Senior Pride Cond. Var / JV Senior Pride Cond. 10:30 - 1 pm: Tear Down

5 - 6 pm 5 - 6 pm 5 - 6 pm 5 - 6 pm FHS Youth Developmental FB Camp (Grades 3-6), 8 - 10 am-----------------------------------------------> Indiana North-South

FHS Junior High Developmental FB Camp (Grades 7-8), 10:30am - 12:30 pm--------------------------> All-Star GameJH Cond. Camp: 3:45-5 pm JH Cond. Camp: 3:45-5 pm North Central HS - 7 pm

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Summer Training Program Summer Training Program Summer Training Program Conner Prairie Setup

-V/JV Lift Only: 7 - 8 am -V/JV Lift Only: 7 - 8 am -V/JV Lift 0nly 7 - 8 am 15+ Soph / Frosh Vols

9th Lift: 3 - 4 pm 9th Lift: 3 - 4 pm -9th Strength+Spd Testing 11 am - 1 pm

JH Cond. Camp: 3:45-5 pm JH Cond. Camp: 3:45-5 pm 8 - 10 am

Conner Prairie Setup Tear Down - 10 pm

FHS Team FB Camp (Grade 9: 4:30 - 7 PM / Grades 10-12: 4:30 - 7:30)-------------------------------> 20+ Sophs / Frosh Vols 20+ Sophs / Frosh

FHS Value Card KO Mtg. FB Parent Mtg / Cookout 11 am - 1 pm

9th- 7:00 pm / Var+JV- 7:40 pm Parents Eat 6:30 / Mtg 7:15

22 23 24 25 26 27 28 FHS Summer Testing FHS FB Moratorium / No Workouts----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------->

10th - 3 pm

11th - 3:45 pm

12th - 4:30 pm

29 30 31 FHS FB Practice Begins------------------------->

See August - Varsity or August - Frosh Schedules

for specific itenerary

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Fishers Tigers FootballAugust 2018

Varsity / JV Practice ScheduleSunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

July 22 July 23 July 24 July 25 July 26 July 27 July 28FHS Testing (V / JV)

10th - 3 pm FHS Moratorium / No Workouts--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------> 11th - 3:45 pm

12th - 4:30 pm

July 29 July 30 July 31 1 2 3 48 am- Pos. Mtgs 7 - 7:45 am- Pos./ Unit Mtgs No AM Practice 8 am- Pos. Mtgs. 7:30- Players arrive 9 am- Team Mtg

8:30 am- Pre-Pract./ Spec. 8 - 9:30 am- Practice #2 Registration - Jr. / Sr. 8:30 am- Pre-Pract./ Spec. 8 am- Team Picture Card $ turned in

9 - 11 am- Practice #1 Registration - Fr. / So. 1 pm- Team Mtg 9 - 11 am- Practice #5 9:30- Pos. Mtgs. 9:45- Light Workout / Mtg.

11:15 - Lunch 1:15- O Lift / D Mtg, Video 10 am- Pre-pract./Spec. 10:30- Value Card Prizes

Provided by Gridiron Club 2 pm- Team Mtg. 2:00- Break 3 pm- Team Mtg 10:30 - 12:15 - Pract. #7 11 am - Dismissed

12pm- Team Mtg(Expctatns) 2:15- D Lift / O Mtg, Video 2:10- Pos / Unit Mtgs 3:15- D Lift / O Mtg, Video 12:30- Lunch

1 pm- Equipment issue 3 pm- Break 2:30- Scripted Walk-thru 4 pm- Break Provided by Gridiron Club

1:30 pm- Unit Mtg / Video 3:15 pm- ST Mtg / Unit Mtg 3:15- W-T Ends / ST Mtgs 4:15- ST Mtg 1:15- Pos. Mtg / Unit Video

2 pm- O Lift / D Mtg, Video 3:45- Break + Snack 3:50- Unit Mtgs / Video 4:45- Unit Mtgs / Video 2:15- ST Mtgs. 5 pm- V/JV in Locker Room

3 pm- ST Mtg / Unit Mtg 4 pm- Pos. / Unit Mtg 4:45- Dinner 5:15- Break + Snack 2:45- Scripted Walk-thru 5:30- Team Mtg (Dressed)

3:30- Pos. / Unit Mtgs 4:30 - 6 pm- Practice #3 5:30- Pos. Mtgs. 5:30- Pos./ Unit Mtgs ST Emphasis 6:15- V/JV Warm-up Drills

4:00- Scripted Walk-thru 6:00 pm- Secure / Dismiss 6 pm- Pre-Pract. / Spec. 6 pm- Pre-Pract./ Spec. 3:30- Secure / Dismiss 7 pm- Intrasquad Scrmg

4:45 pm- Secure / Dismiss 6:30 - 8:30 pm- Pract. #4 6:30 - 8:30 pm- Pract. #6 Varsity / JV

5 6 7 8 9 10 11AM - Teacher Meetings AM - Teacher Meetings 7:35 am- School Begins 7:35 am- School Begins 7:35 am- School Begins 8 am- Locker Room opens

2 pm- O Lift 2 pm- D Lift 2:55 pm School Dismissed 2:55 pm- School Dismissed 2:55- School Dismissed Training Room opens

3:30- Pos / Unit Mtg 3:30- Pos./ Unit Mtg 9 am- 9th/JV Scrimmage

4 pm- Pre-Pract / Spec 4 pm- Pre-Pract / Spec 3:30- Pos./ Unit Mtg 3:30- Pos. / Unit Mtg 4:30- Team Chapel (Opt) Var. Recvry, Condnting

4:30- Team Practice 4:30- Team Practice 4 pm- Pre-Pract./ Spec. 4 pm- Pre-Pract./ Spec. 5:00- All players in Lckr Rm 9:45- Video (JV late)

6:30- Practice ends 6:30- Practice ends 4:30- Team Practice 4:30- Team Practice 5:30- Pos. Mtg / Unit Mtg 11 am- Secure, Dismiss

- Def. Video (Scrmg) -Off. Video (Scrmg) 6:30- Pract. Ends 6:15- Practice ends 6:15- Pre-gm Wmup / Drills

7:30- Def. Dismiss 7:30- Off. Dismiss Secure, Dismiss Secure, Dismiss 7:00- Var Scrmg vs LN (H)

12 13 14 15 16 17 183:25- Pre-practice Drills 3:25- Pre-practice Drills 8 am- Locker Room opens

3:40- Team Mtg / Scout Rpt 3:50- Practice 3:50- Practice 3:25- Pre-practice Drills 4:00- Team Chapel (Opt) Training Room opens

4:10- Pre-practice Drills 5:50- Practice ends 5:45- Pract. Ends / Secure 3:40- Practice 4:30- all players in Lckr Rm 9 am- V Recvry, Condnting

4:20- Team Practice 6:15-6:40- D Video (Opt) 6:15-6:40- O Video (Opt) 5:15 pm- Practice Ends 5:00- Pos. Mtg, / Unit Mtg. 9:45-11 am- Varsity Video

6 pm- Pract. Ends, Dismiss 5:30- Team Mtg, / Video 5:50- Pre-gm Wmup / Drills 8:45 am- JV depart

6:15 pm- Team Meal 7 pm- KO vs NCHS (H) 10 am- JV @ NC

19 20 21 22 23 24 253:40- Team Mtg / Scout Rpt 3:25- Pre-practice Drills 3:25- Pre-practice Drills 3:25- Pre-practice Drills 4:30- Team Chapel (Opt) 8 am- Locker Room opens

4:10- Pre-practice Drills 3:50- Practice 3:50- Practice 3:40- Practice 4:30- Busses depart Training Room opens

4:20- Team Practice 5:50- Pract. Ends / Secure 5:45- Pract. Ends / Secure 5:15 pm- Practice Ends 5:15- Pos. Mtg / Unit Mtg 9 am- V Recvry, Video

6 pm- Secure, Dismiss 6:15-6:40- D Video (Opt) 6:15-6:40- O Video (Opt) 5:30- Team Mtg, / Video 6:00 Pre-gm Wmup / Drills 8:30 am- JV arrive

6:15 pm- Team Meal 7:00 pm- KO @ Pike 10 am- JV vs Pike

26 27 28 29 30 31 Sept 13:40- Team Mtg / Scout Rpt 3:25- Pre-practice Drills 3:25- Pre-practice Drills 3:25- Pre-practice Drills 4:00- Team Chapel (Opt)

4:10- Pre-practice Drills 3:50- Practice 3:50- Practice 3:40- Practice 4:30- all players in Lckr Rm

4:20- Team Practice 5:50- Pract. Ends / Secure 5:45- Pract. Ends / Secure 5:15 pm- Practice Ends 5:00- Pos. Mtg, / Unit Mtg.

6 pm- Secure, Dismiss 6:15-6:40- D Video (Opt) 6:15-6:40- O Video (Opt) 5:30- Team Mtg, / Video 5:50- Pre-gm Wmup / Drills6:15 pm- Team Meal 7:00 pm- KO vs Nblsville (H)

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Fishers Tigers FootballAugust 2018

Freshmen Practice ScheduleSunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

July 22 July 23 July 24 July 25 July 26 July 27 July 28

FHS Moratorium / No Workouts-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------->

July 29 July 30 July 31 1 2 3 4No AM Practice 7:30- Pos / Unit Mtgs 8 am- Pos / Unit Mtgs 8 am- Pos / Unit Mtgs 7:30- Pos./ Unit Mtgs 9 am- Team Mtg

1 pm- Team Mtg. 8:15- Walk-Thru (Grs) 8:30- Pre-Pract. / Spec. 8:45- Walk-thru (Grs) 8 am- Pre-Pract. / Spec. Card $ turned in

1:15- Lift 9 am- Dismissed 9 am- Practice #3 (Trf) 9:30- Dismissed 8:30 am- Pract. #7 (Turf) 9:45- Light Workout / Mtg.

2 pm- Unit Mtg./ Pos. Mtgs Registration Fr / Soph 10:30- Dismissed 10 am- Practice ends 10:30- Value Card Prizes

2:30- Walk-Thru (Trf) Prep for Team Pic 11 am- Dismissed

3:15- Equipment Issue / Brk 10:45- Team Pics

4 pm- Dinner 4 pm- Team Mtg. 2 pm- Team Mtg 2 pm- Team Mtg Noon- Lunch

Provided by Gridiron Club 4:15- ST Mtg. 2:15- Lift 2:15 pm- ST Mtg Provided by Gridiron Club

4:30- Team Mtg (Expctatns) 5 pm- Break + Snack 3 pm- Break + Snack 2:45- Break / Pract. Prep 3 pm- in Locker Room

5:15- Break Practice Prep 3:15- Pos. / Unit Mtgs 3 pm- Pos. / Unit Mtgs 1:00 pm- Pos / Unit Mtgs 3:45- Team Mtg

5:30- Unit Mtgs / Pos. Mtgs 5:30- Pos. / Unit Mtgs 3:45- Specialties 3:30- Pre-Pract. / Spec. 1:30- Walk-thru (Turf) 4 pm- Warm-up Drills

6 pm- Specialties 6 pm- Specialties 4 pm- Practice #4 (Trf) 4 pm- Practice #5 (Trf) 2:15- Secure / Dismiss 4:30- Freshmen Scrmg

6:15- Practice #1 (Trf) 6:15- Practice #2 (Grs) 5:30- Dismissed 6 pm- Dismissed 6:15 pm- Off Field

8 pm- Dismissed 8 pm- Dismissed V/JV Warm-up + Scrmg

5 6 7 8 9 10 11AM - Teacher Meetings AM - Teacher Meetings 7:40 am- School Begins 7:40 am- School Begins 7:40 am- School Begins 8 am- Locker Room opens

2:55 pm School Dismissed 2:55 pm- School Dismissed 2:55- School Dismissed Training Room opens

9 am- 9th/JV wmup / Drills

3:30 pm - Pos / Unit Mtg 3 pm- Team Lift 3:30 pm- Pos./ Unit Mtg 3:30 pm- Pos. / Unit Mtg 3:30 pm- Pre-Pract / Spec 9:30- 9th/JV Scrimmage

4 pm- Pre-Pract / Spec 4 pm- Pos. Mtg, Pre-pract. 4 pm- Pre-Pract / Spec. 4 pm- Pre-Pract / Spec. 4 pm- Team Practice 10:30- Secure, Dismiss

4:30pm- Team Practice 4:45- Team Practice 4:30- Team Practice 4:30- Team Practice 5:30 pm- Practice ends

6:30pm- Practice ends 6:30- Practice ends 6:30- Pract. Ends 6:30- Practice ends Secure, Dismiss

Secure, Dismiss Secure, Dismiss Secure, Dismiss Secure, Dismiss Clear + Secure Lckr Room

for LN arrival (V Scrmg)

12 13 14 15 16 17 182:35- Early Release 8 am- Locker Room opens

Team Lift 3:30- Pre-Practice Drills 3:30- Pre-Practice Drills 3:15- Team Lift Training Room opens

3:40- Pre-Practice Drills 3:30- Pre-Practice Drills 3:45- Practice 3:45- Practice 4:30- Secure / Dismiss

3:50- Practice 3:45- Practice 5:45- Practice ends 5:45- Practice ends Clear + Secure Lckr Rm

5:45- Practice ends 5:45- Practice ends Secure, Dismiss Secure for NC arrival (V game) 10 am- Freshmen Game

Secure, Dismiss Secure, Dismiss 6:15- Team Meal 7 pm- Var. KO vs NCHS (H) vs North Central (H)

19 20 21 22 23 24 252:35- Early Release 3:15- Team Lift 8 am- Locker Room opens

Team Lift 3:30- Pre-Practice Drills 3:30- Pre-Practice Drills 3:30- Pre-Practice Drills 4:30- Secure / Dismiss Training Room opens

3:40- Practic / Video 3:45- Practice 3:45- Practice 3:45- Practice 8:30- Freshmen Bus Depart

6:00- Practice ends 5:45- Practice ends 5:45- Practice ends 5:45- Pract. Ends / Secure 10 am- Freshmen Game

Secure, Dismiss Secure, Dismiss Secure, Dismiss 6:15- Team Meal 7 pm- Var. KO @ Pike @ Pike

26 27 28 29 30 31 Sept 12:35- Early Release / Lift 3:30- Pre-Practice Drills 3:30- Pre-Practice Drills 3:30- Pre-Practice Drills 3:15- Team Lift

3:40- Practic / Video 3:45- Practice 3:45- Practice 3:45- Practice 4:30- Secure / Dismiss

6:00- Practice ends 5:45- Practice ends 5:45- Practice ends 5:45- Pract. Ends / Secure for Nbvsville ArrivalSecure, Dismiss Secure, Dismiss Secure, Dismiss 6:15- Team Meal 7 pm- V KO vs Nblsville (H)