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Monday: Pre-Practice at
7:45 a.m. (Full Dress);
Pre-Practice at 4:45 (Shell)
Tuesday: 3:30 Study
Session, practice at 4 p.m.
Wednesday: 3:00 Varsity
Study Session; 3:30 JV Study
Session; Practice at
4 p.m.
Thursday: Practice at 4 p.m.
Friday: Practice at 4 p.m.
Saturday: Buses leave for
North Point High School
scrimmage at 6:45 a.m. JV
scrimmage begins at 8:00;
Varsity at 9:15. Weights, film
and walkthrough at 5:30 p.m.
Early is on time.
On time is late.
Late is inexcusable.
7:45 a.m. (Full Dress);
Pre-Practice at 4:45 (Shell)
Tuesday: 3:30 Study
Session, practice at 4 p.m.
Wednesday: 3:00 Varsity
Study Session; 3:30 JV Study
Session; Practice at
4 p.m.
Thursday: Practice at 4 p.m.
Friday: Practice at 4 p.m.
Saturday: Buses leave for
North Point High School
scrimmage at 6:45 a.m. JV
scrimmage begins at 8:00;
Varsity at 9:15. Weights, film
and walkthrough at 5:30 p.m.
Early is on time.
On time is late.
Late is inexcusable.
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Last Updated 8/17/08
| 2008 LEADERSHIP COUNCIL The Council is the team's representative body, meeting regularly with the coaching staff to help develop the direction of the program. While every player is expected to be a leader, each class choses representatives with vision and a passion for the game. FRESHMEN Sam Rosenblatt Akash Mehrotra SOPHOMORES Mitch Rampp Josh Meltzer Pete Spiropoulos JUNIORS Alex Kelly Rashawn Morris Nate Baruch Matt Grimm SENIORS Justin Dhyani Mike Cresham Mike Mooney Andrew Rosenblatt Matt Paris Amir Afkhami |
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| Ashe Signs Letter of Intent with Bloomsburg University |
Wootton senior linebacker &
running back Mike Ashe
signed a National Letter of
Intent with Bloomsburg
University.
Ashe was a 3-year starter for
the Patriots setting marks for
tackles in a single game (20)
and topping the 100-tackle
mark his senior season.
Bloomsburg is one of the top
Division II programs in the
country. Finishing at 7-3 last
season in the highly
competitive PSAC, the
Huskies won their conference
and were playoff teams in
2005 (11-1) and 2006 (12-2).
running back Mike Ashe
signed a National Letter of
Intent with Bloomsburg
University.
Ashe was a 3-year starter for
the Patriots setting marks for
tackles in a single game (20)
and topping the 100-tackle
mark his senior season.
Bloomsburg is one of the top
Division II programs in the
country. Finishing at 7-3 last
season in the highly
competitive PSAC, the
Huskies won their conference
and were playoff teams in
2005 (11-1) and 2006 (12-2).
Dillon Fulfills
Dream to Join
Maryland Terps
Dream to Join
Maryland Terps
from the Terrapin Times
When the Terps put the pads
on in August, Wootton High
School center John Dillon will
be among the many new faces
trying to catch the coaches'
attention as a preferred
walk-on.
The 6-2, 280-pounder with 5.2
speed has always dreamt of
being a Terp. He recently
accepted an invitation as the
Terps first preferred walk-on
joining the mix for 2008.
Dillon played both ways for
Wootton this season but will
come to Maryland as a center,
a thin spot for the Terps.
Dillon has solid speed (5.2)
and strength, benching 315
pounds and squatting 560.
When the Terps put the pads
on in August, Wootton High
School center John Dillon will
be among the many new faces
trying to catch the coaches'
attention as a preferred
walk-on.
The 6-2, 280-pounder with 5.2
speed has always dreamt of
being a Terp. He recently
accepted an invitation as the
Terps first preferred walk-on
joining the mix for 2008.
Dillon played both ways for
Wootton this season but will
come to Maryland as a center,
a thin spot for the Terps.
Dillon has solid speed (5.2)
and strength, benching 315
pounds and squatting 560.
KEY DATES
8/25: Meet the Coaches
Night, 6 p.m.
8/29: Varsity scrimmage
@ Thomas Johnson; 6:30
p.m.
8/30: JV scrimmage @
Thomas Johnson; 10 a.m.
9/6: Varsity vs. Quince
Orchard (@ Richard
Montgomery; 6:30 p.m.)
Quince Orchard is the No.
36 team in the country,
according to the
ESPNRISE.com Fab 50
rankings:
36. Quince Orchard (Gaithersburg, Md.)
Last season's record: 14-0, Class 4A
champion
Key players: DL Terrence Stephens
(6-2, 285, Sr.); DL Jason Ankrah (6-4,
245, Sr.); DB Travis Hawkins (5-10, 180,
Sr.); TE Cody Magill (6-2, 230, Sr.); DL
Dake Williams (6-1, 240, Sr.)
Outlook: The Cougars are Maryland's
clear No. 1 team heading into the
season. Read more...
8/25: Meet the Coaches
Night, 6 p.m.
8/29: Varsity scrimmage
@ Thomas Johnson; 6:30
p.m.
8/30: JV scrimmage @
Thomas Johnson; 10 a.m.
9/6: Varsity vs. Quince
Orchard (@ Richard
Montgomery; 6:30 p.m.)
Quince Orchard is the No.
36 team in the country,
according to the
ESPNRISE.com Fab 50
rankings:
36. Quince Orchard (Gaithersburg, Md.)
Last season's record: 14-0, Class 4A
champion
Key players: DL Terrence Stephens
(6-2, 285, Sr.); DL Jason Ankrah (6-4,
245, Sr.); DB Travis Hawkins (5-10, 180,
Sr.); TE Cody Magill (6-2, 230, Sr.); DL
Dake Williams (6-1, 240, Sr.)
Outlook: The Cougars are Maryland's
clear No. 1 team heading into the
season. Read more...
Cockerill Signs with Gettysburg
Wootton senior cornerback and
running back Jimmy Cockerill has
announced his intent to play football
for the Gettysburg College Bullets.
Cockerill was a varsity defender for
two-and-a-half years for the Patriots
and garnered All-Region Honorable
Mention honors as a cornerback in
2007. With 36 tackles and 2
interceptions, he was the
secondary's top run-stopper and
was matched up with the
opponent's top receiver every game.
In a limited offensive role, Cockerill
also picked up 161 yards and a pair
of touchdowns his senior season.
running back Jimmy Cockerill has
announced his intent to play football
for the Gettysburg College Bullets.
Cockerill was a varsity defender for
two-and-a-half years for the Patriots
and garnered All-Region Honorable
Mention honors as a cornerback in
2007. With 36 tackles and 2
interceptions, he was the
secondary's top run-stopper and
was matched up with the
opponent's top receiver every game.
In a limited offensive role, Cockerill
also picked up 161 yards and a pair
of touchdowns his senior season.
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Ray to be a Towson Tiger
Linebacker / tight end Brendan Ray
leaves the program as a two-time team
MVP. A three-year starter for the Patriots,
Ray finished his career with 238 tackles
despite teams consistently
gameplanning to work away from his
side of the defense.
leaves the program as a two-time team
MVP. A three-year starter for the Patriots,
Ray finished his career with 238 tackles
despite teams consistently
gameplanning to work away from his
side of the defense.
Brendan Ray will be a Towson
Tiger this fall, head coach Gordie
Combs announced.
Ray (6-1, 215) was the
cornerstone of Wootton's
rebuilding efforts over the past
three years. He was a defensive
starter as a sophomore, ultimately
being voted defensive MVP by his
teammates. The next two years
his teammates selected him as
team MVP, both times by large
margins.
His abilities were recognized
outside of the program as well. He
was all-region honorable mention
as a sophomore, 2nd team as a
junior, and a unanimous selection
as a senior linebacker.
Ray was also a three-time
member of football's Leadership
Council.
Tiger this fall, head coach Gordie
Combs announced.
Ray (6-1, 215) was the
cornerstone of Wootton's
rebuilding efforts over the past
three years. He was a defensive
starter as a sophomore, ultimately
being voted defensive MVP by his
teammates. The next two years
his teammates selected him as
team MVP, both times by large
margins.
His abilities were recognized
outside of the program as well. He
was all-region honorable mention
as a sophomore, 2nd team as a
junior, and a unanimous selection
as a senior linebacker.
Ray was also a three-time
member of football's Leadership
Council.