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Phoenix College football
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NEWS…THE RON WOLFLEY
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PROGRAMAll proceeds go to PC football andare tax deductible through our
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Jadon Dailey:C, 5’11” 280BOISE STATE(Full Ride)
Marques Hawkins:SS, 5’7” 190ILLINOIS STATE(Full Ride)
Jimmie Johnson:CB, 5’10” 160N. DAKOTA ST.(Full Ride)
Tim Woloschak:MLB, 6’2” 250NEW MEXICO ST.(Full Ride)
Brian Voges:OLB, 6’3” 225NEBRASKA(Walk on)
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SIGNINGS…2005 RECRUITS:BLOMQUIST, RENO – Chandler High School – CB/RVBREE, JARON – Pinnacle High School – DE COULTER, RYAN – Centennial High School – RV HANNIFIN, DEREK – Shadow Mountain High School - LBHAIN, MATT – Moon Valley High School – RV HOWARD, ABDUL – South Mountain High School – CB HOWARD, JUSTIN – Prescott High School – OL JOCHAM, JASON – Prescott High School – CB JONES, SEAN – Trevor G. Browne High School - RBKORTSEN, DANMARK – Trevor G. Browne High School – WR LOPEZ, RICK – Dysart High School – DT MUHAMMAD, AAZAAD – Paradise Valley High School – RB ODORFER, RICK – Prescott High School – QB OFFUT, CHRISTIAN - Cesar Chavez High School – H-Back PLASENCIA, MANDO – South Mountain High School – WR STELL, ISAIAH – Cesar Chavez High School – OL TORRES, BOBBY – Centennial High School – OL TUALLA, JON-PAUL – Centennial High School – LB VINCENTE, MICHAEL – Prescott High School – LB WHITE, KENNY – Cactus High School – CB WILLIAMS, GLEN – South Mountain High School – DE WREN, JIM – Shadow Mountain High School – P
2005 MID-YEAR:MIKE ACHS – 2003 graduate from Cactus High School – OLTIM FAHRENDORF - 2003 graduate of St. Mary's High School – WRJOEL JOHNSON - 2003 graduate of Centennial High School – TE ADAM MENDEZ - 2003 graduate of Centennial High School – CB TROY OSBORNE - 2003 graduate of Centennial High School – FS MICHAEL PHILLIPS - 2003 graduate of Cactus High School – MLB Contact
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PHILOSOPHY…We don’t accept out-of-stateplayers. Why should you haveto compete for a scholarship toa four-year school against kidsfrom all over the country?
We want to make Phoenix College, Arizona’s College – where Arizonafootball players come to compete against other Arizona kids for scholarships to a four-year school.
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A self-imposed roster limit allows the coaching staff to know each player; italso gives each player an opportunity to play. If our staff recruits you, theyhave a plan for you!
PC doesn’t red shirt, gray shirt or hideplayers in any way. “We try to get ourplayers out the door, not keep them in,”said Ron Wolfley.
WHY?“Our Program and priorities are geared toward getting our kids placed, not winning national championships at the Junior College level,” said Coach Wolfley.
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ACADEMICS…
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Not only does Phoenix College have a stellarreputation academically, but it also boasts oneof the best programs in the country in supportof its student-athletes.
The Student Athlete Scholastic Successprogram, or SASS, is designed to helpPC’s athletes succeed in the classroom. PC’splayers have a SASS advisor assigned to them:Al Battle handles the defense and Greg Simpsonthe offense. What makes the program special,found only at PC, is that it duplicates what PCplayers will find when attending a four-yearschool and the resources they will have whileplaying football for that school.
“I was shocked and pleasantly surprised whenI came to Phoenix College and saw they hadan academic program like SASS,” said Ron Wolfley, Head Football Coach at PC. “This isvery similar to ho how it’s done at the D-1 level.”
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Al Johnson
WINTER CONDITIONING
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TRADITIONS…
We believe the highest honor you can receive as a player is to be named a "Football Player." Our definition of a Football player is a young man who represents this program in a positive way on campus and off; a young man that knows he's a student, goes to class and works to get good grades. Finally, a young man that understands the difficulties inherent to playing the game of football but plays the game the way it should be played: like the dogs are chasing him! When we have a player that meets our criteria he is named, in front of his peers, a Football player. When this happens that player's name is recorded, plaques will be made and hung on the Barracks wall and he receives a special honor as well: he's given the Phoenix College Full Medal Helmet. Our helmets are old school through-and-through. The gold stripe splits the navy blue field in two, symbolic of your responsibility as a STUDENT and a FOOTBALL PLAYER. We wear numbers on the right side of our helmets, identifying you as a member of our team, the football side of being on our team. When a player is named and given the honor of Full Medal Helmet, that player receives a number on both sides of his helmet - left and right. The Full Medal Helmet. The criteria for receiving this honor, as shown above, is as follows:1) A player that represents this program in a positive way on campus and off.2) A player that knows he's a student and attends class and works hard in school.3) A player that plays the game the way it's supposed to be played: with all that he has, regardless of his talent level. Do you have what it takes to receive the Phoenix College Full Medal Helmet?
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COACHING STAFF…
RonWolfley
DaleWolfley
TomBresnahan
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EVENTS…Spring Ball: March 28th to April 23rd
Training Camp: August 1st to August 27th
2005 Season:September 3: @ Blinn College, Brenham, TXSeptember 17: Glendale Community CollegeSeptember 24: Snow CollegeOctober 1: @ Mesa Community CollegeOctober 8: @ New Mexico Military October 15: Arizona Western CollegeOctober 22: @ Pima CollegeOctober 29: Scottsdale Community CollegeNovember 5: @ Dixie State CollegeNovember 12: @ Eastern Arizona College
First Annual Ron Wolfley Celebrity Golf TournamentBenefiting Phoenix College Football: June 7 @ Kierland Golf Club.
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· Attended West Virginia University from 1981-85.· Drafted in the fourth-round (#104 overall) by the St. Louis Football Cardinals in 1985.· Played for the Cardinals Organization (St. Louis and Phoenix) from 1985 - 1991.· Played for the Cleveland Browns in 1992 and 1993. · Played for the St. Louis Rams in 1995.· Retired from the NFL in 1996.
Honors: Professional· Pro Bowl selection 1986, 1987, 1988 and 1989.· NFL Alumni Player of the Year (Special Teams) 1987.· Member of the All-Madden Team 1989.· Winner of the Ed Block Courage Award (St. Louis Rams) in 1995.· Team Captain 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992 and 1993.Presently a color analyst for the Arizona Rattlers and radio analyst for the Arizona Cardinals. Ron is married to Stephanie Wolfley and has four children Ashley, Connor, Jenna and Cade. His hobbies include writing, reading and sketching.
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RON WOLFLEY, HEAD COACH
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· Graduated from: Orchard Park High School in 1986, positions played OL/LB· Honors received: Parade Magazine-All American, All-state, All Western New York-Team captain-Most Valuable Player· Attended: West Virginia University from 1986-1990, positions played O/L
DALE WOLFLEY, ASSISTANT HEAD COACH & DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR
· Honors received: 2 Time All-American, All-East, All ECAC, All-Independent Team-Team Captain-Received Bill Russell Award for Outstanding Lineman. Played in Fiesta, Gator & Sun Bowls.· Consulted and established hand trapping program for Offensive & Defensive Lineman at West Virginia and Ohio state football programs.· Coaching Experience: 3 years West Virginia University as a Graduate Assistant O/L, TE's & Special Teams Coach as well as Assistant strength & conditioning coach. Coached in Sugar & Carquest Bowl Games.· Personal: Dale has been married for 9 years to his wife Kathleen and has 4 children: Stone, Maverick, Jaden, & Talley.§ Hobbies: Family, Martial arts, and Reading
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His coaching experience began as a line coach at Cathedral High School in Springfield, Massachusetts in 1956. He then moved on to line coaching duties for Fort Dix New Jersey Interservice Team in 1957-1959, Holyoke (MA) High School 1959-1961, served as head coach at Drury High School, North Adams, MA (1961-1963) Tom has spent over forty years in coaching, his driving force. He contributed to the Chief's first winning season in eight years in 1981, was instrumental in Kansas City being ranked second in the NFL in rushing the same year. During his stint at Navy, the Midshipmen appeared in 1978 Holiday Bowl and 1980 Garden State Bowl, helped Navy post a 24-11 record his last 3 seasons there. He also coached the offensive linemen at Columbia when the Lions' 6-2-1 record in 1971 was the best in 10 years. Tom was both an offensive and defensive line coach at William College.
Tom played collegiate football at Holy Cross, where he received cum laude honors in economics and philosophy with a bachelor's degree in 1956, masters in education from Springfield College in Massachusetts in 1960. He is married to Elaine with four grown children: Thomas, Charles, Daniel and Denise.
1 year Armed Service5 years coaching at High Schools18 years coaching colleges· 5 years William College (1963-1968)· 5 years Columbia (1968-1973)· 8 years Naval Academy (1973-1980)16 ½ years with Pro-Teams· 2 years Kansas City Chiefs (1981-1982)· 2 years New York Giants (1983 - 1984)· 3 years St. Louis -Phoenix Cardinals (1986 -1988)· 9 years Buffalo Bills - (1989-1997) 4 with Super Bowls · 1 year pre-season with Dolphins
TOM BRESNAHAN, OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR & O-LINE COACH
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· Co- founded Semi Pro Team Santa Barbara '98 to '99
· Defensive Coordinator South California Cardinals 2000-won California football Association Championship - Record of 12-1-1· Personal: Steven has been married for 8 years to his wife Holli and has four children: Matt, Sam, Adam and new baby girl Marlie Ann · Hobbies: River Rafting, hanging out with family, Barbequing
STEVE SIERRA, TRANSITION COACH
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Graduated: Carpentaria High School Played 4 years as strong safety and corner· Honors: Team caption 2 years· Coaching Experience: MESA High School 2002 (Co Head Coach and Defensive Co. Junior team) (T.E. Line Backer Varsity)· Attended: Phoenix College · Coaching Experience: 2 years at Phoenix College· Professional Experience: Assistant Coach California Thunder 1997
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Phillip coached football in the high school ranks for 18 years. During this time, he served as head football coach at three schools with his last stop being at Trevor Browne High School in Phoenix. He was also selected and served as the head coach for the 2005 Arizona High School All-Star football games. Phillip is married to wife Rachelle and they have two sons, Cody 13 and Ty 10. His interests include spending time with his family, outdoor cooking, and training for half marathon competitions. He is also a member of the City of Phoenix Village Planning Committee for the Laveen area.
Phillip was born on April 6, 1966 in Phoenix, Arizona. He graduated from Phoenix Maryvale High School where he received All-Region honors while playing linebacker. After high school, Phillip attended Phoenix College and Arizona State University. He earned a Bachelor's Degree and went on to complete his Secondary Education and English as a Second Language certifications at Ottawa University. Phillip also holds a Master's Degree in Counseling from Northern Arizona University.
PHILLIP WOOLEY, LINEBACKER COACH
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Phoenix College footballWINTER CONDITIONING
PC uses Ohio State’s winter conditioning program. D-1 has nothing to do with budget, stadium size or televised games and everything to do with how yougo about your business. PC players get the best andlatest techniques, techniques OSU uses.
Al Johnson is the strength and conditioning coach atOSU. He was the strength and conditioning coach atWest Virginia University when both Wolfleys, Ron andDale, were in the football program. “He’s a personalfriend of the family,” said Dale Wolfley. “When we callhim for the latest techniques, we’re going to get a callback and that’s why we use OSU’s program.”
Winter conditioning is the best time of yearfor a player to get bigger and stronger. PCplayers concentrate on developing massand explosion, improving their ability to play the game at a higher level.
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PC football, in the summer, turns its focus more towardconditioning and speed than gaining mass and explosion. Although weight training continues in thesummer, PC’s goal is to prepare its players for theupcoming season and the beginning of training camp.
Willie Jones works with PC’s football team in the summer, helping them with their speed. He is a former world class sprinter. While at ASU he competed on several of the fastest relays in collegiate history and in the world. He has also competed on several National teams. Willie ran track professionally for several years with Stars and Stripes Track Club and Philadelphia Pioneers.
40-times are critical to four-year schools and theirinterest in a player. The quickest way to improve a player’s 40-time is by teaching them how to start. This is where Coach Jones is most effective, using experience and knowledge to help PC players.
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SPRING BALL
PC does spring ball like D-1 does it: they put the pads on.One of the stated goals of the program is to prepare eachplayer for the four-year school experience. “We have tried to pattern our program as closely as possible afterour own D-1 experience,” said Head Coach Ron Wolfley.“Four-year schools do it this way, why shouldn’t we?”
“Unless you’re wearing pads, you’re really not playingfootball,” said Assistant Head Coach Dale Wolfley. “Thespring offers a young man the best opportunity to getbetter: there’s no game plans, no games and, becauseof this, no pressure. Just get better!”
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Phoenix College footballDIGITAL TECHNOLOGY
PC uses all digital cameras when filming. Two camerasare used, one for an end zone shot and one for a wideangle sideline shot, for both practices and games. “The images are so clear,” said Wolfley, “it really helps us teach our players and allows them to get a better understanding of what we’re after.”
The Landro Play Analyzer allows PC’s staff to digitize any film, breakdown film and analyze thatfilm instantly. Player specific tapes are made foreach player, increasing their chances of being noticedby four-year schools. “We believe the Landro, becauseof its clarity and lightning recall, has helped us placekids when four-year schools come walking in,” said Dale Wolfley.
PC has the ability to get end zone film whereverthey play. With the Eaglecam, a telescoping mast, end zone shots are simple. “End zone film is oneof the most valuable teaching tools a program canhave,” said Ron Wolfley. “Four-year schools love itand our players can get it whenever needed.”
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BLINN COLLEGE TRAVEL DATE
PC will travel to Blinn College, one of the best JCprograms in the country, and play them on September 3, 2005. In 2006, PC will host BlinnCollege at Hoy Stadium. “The athletic departmenthas supported us in everything we do,” said RonWolfley. “They have given us every resource we need. The trip to Houston is a perfect example oftheir commitment to our program.”
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June 7, 2005 1:00 pm
KIERLAND GOLF CLUB11:30 pm: Registration (Club House) 1:00 pm: Shotgun Start 6:15 pm: Silent Auction & Reception 7:15 pm: Dinner and Live Auction
POLAR BOOSTER ($5,000):
Two foursomes of golf, hole sponsorship, BBQ dinner, media guide ad for 2005 and a permanent sign that attaches to our scoreboard for 1-full year.
KODIAK BOOSTER ($2,500):
A foursome of golf, hole sponsorship, BBQ dinner, media guide ad for 2005 and a banner (3’ x 10’) that hangs in our stadium for 1-full year.
GRIZZLY BOOSTER ($1,500):
A foursome of golf, hole sponsorship, BBQ dinner and a media guide ad for 2005.
BEAR BOOSTER ($1,100):
A foursome of golf, hole sponsorship and BBQ dinner.
PANDA BOOSTER ($50):
BBQ dinner for one (spouse, friend or fan) and ability to bid on auction items.
Buy a foursome: ($800)
Buy a single: ($250)
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