THE ROUNDUP
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WCAA Cowboys
2011 Financial Report
Dear Parent,
As you are aware, the WCAA Cowboys football team is divided into five squads based on age/weight limitations set forth by the GCYFC. For the 2011 season, the Cowboys registered 102 football players. This number reflected a fifteen (15) per cent drop in projected registration numbers. Our committee feels the drop in numbers this season are reflective of the current economy. We also believe that our current registration fee of $250 presents a hardship on many families who have multiple children which results in their non-participation.
WCAA November Financial Report:
INCOME $28,634.89
EXPENSES $23,372.66
2010 DEBIT $1894.96
NET INCOME $5262.23
FINAL SUMMARY- It is the conclusion of the Cowboys Football Committee that the Cowboys finished the season with $5262.23 available income or better.
More-so,the committee feels that our program accomplished its goals as it
overcame a slow registration period which resulted in a 15% loss of income. An aggressive booster program run by many dedicated parents including parents that no longer have children participating in our program demonstrates just how much loyalty we have as a group and have garnished over our ten-year history.
The Cowboys football and cheer leading program had a combined net income of $10,315.62 according to WCAA Financial Reports.
On behalf of our ten-member football committee; the Director and his assistant Director, we appreciate the time that you have taken to read our report today. We hope that we can put to rest any concerns that our program is on the decline or in failure. We as a group have many dedicated volunteers and coaches whom spend over 300 hours at the park each season insuring that our program stays on course regardless of any and all hurdles that come our way.
Mike McCarn. Director
Steve Ankrom, Asst. Director
Troy Cothran, Athletic Director
2014 Cowboys Hall of Fame New Inductees
Our new HOF members include Amber Perez, Isaiah Stinson, Davon Henry, Daryl Floyd, Isaiah Dejesus and Nico Mirrop. Also our honorary members include coaches Jim McLeod, Hector Guzman, Frank Walthers and Steve Brown. Congratulations!!
This website is dedicated to the founder and longtime Director Mike McCarn, along with his assistant Directors Troy Cothran and Steve Ankrom who together ran the Cowboys program from 2001-2012. All stats for players and teams are no longer recorded after McCarn retired in 2012. Now under new management, the Cowboys still call WCDP home and invite all former players and coaches to attend their home games. See you all at the Homecoming Game.
COWBOYS MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of the
Cowboys is to enable young people to benefit from participation in team sports and activities in a safe and structured environment. Through this active participation, our program teaches fundamental values, skills and knowledge that young people will use throughout their lives.
The Cowboys seeks to provide fun athletic learning opportunities for children, while emphasizing the importance of academic success. Specifically, we seek to familiarize players and spirit participants with the fundamentals of football, cheerleading and dance. Our program strives to inspire youth, regardless of race, creed or national origin, to practice the ideals of sportsmanship, scholarship and physical fitness.
Objectives
To encourage and increase youth participation in football, cheerleading and dance.
To ensure a safe and positive playing environment for all participants.
To instill life-long values of teamwork, dedication and a superior work ethic in the classroom and on the playing field.
Positive Experiences:
Our program does not have tryouts or cutting of rosters.
Everyone participates under mandatory rules of play.
On-field coaching is allowed for younger age levels.
Safe Playing Environment:
Players are matched by age and weight levels.
There are strict mandatory equipment requirements.
We provide Coaching Clinics and Risk Management Training.
An enforced rule book incorporates time-tested rules.
We have a lightning-detection device to protect our players and cheerleaders.
All players and cheerleaders must have a sports physical to participate.
We have mandatory water-breaks during practice and games.
We have mandatory weigh-in for all players before games.
All our coaches and volunteers must pass a background check.
The tale of the tape- Our head coaches!
Below is a list of all our head coaches (tackle football only)and their REGULAR SEASON win-loss records as of 2012:
(does not include playoff games)
In order of winning percentage.
1. Thomas Stinson 18-2 .900 Super Bowl Champion 2011 2012
2. Max Smith 25-15 .625 Super Bowl Champion 2006
3. Rick Oliver 24-16 .600
Craig Rivera 6-4 .600
4. Troy Cothran 31-29 .516
5. Bret Ostermann 10-10 .500
Mike Rush 5-5 .500
John Hern 10-10 .500
Bill Teets 5-5 .500
6. Shane Riley 18-22 .450
7. Steve Ankrom 40-50 .444 Super Bowl Champion 2004 2005
8. Mark Mirrop 8-12 .400 Super Bowl Champion 2007
9. Dan Mathis 7-13 .350
10. Tom FitzSimons 3-7 .300
11. Rico King 5-15 .250
12. Rick Brown 2-8 .200
13. Jim Dunphy 1-29 .033
14. Brad Finch 0-10 .000
Greg Aghoins 0-10 .000
Special Mention to our flag football coaches 2002-2004
Kenny Bryant 9-1 League Champion
Freddy Robinson 8-2 League Champion
Bret Osterman 1-9
Cowboys overall winning percentage is .445 (236-294)
Flag 18-12 .600 Two League Championships
Flys 48-52 .480 One Super Bowl Championship
Supers 72-48 .600 Two Super Bowl Championships
Midgets 50-70 .416
JV 30-80 .272 One Super Bowl Championship
Varsity 43-57 .430 Two Super Bowl Championships
No Var Team in 2011 No JV or Var teams in 2012
COWBOYS HALL OF FAME PLAYERS
COWBOYS Hall of Fame Inductees include:
2006
Reis Morrison, DJ Mitchell,Rodney Naylor, Nico Heiber and EJ Stevens
2007
Joseph Daniels, Rashad Brown, Michael Miller, Kendall Harris, and Kyle Funkhouser
2008
Kyle Wilcox, Jon Mahan, Nate Pastrana and Honorary Member Coach Max Smith
2009
Marvin Murray, Tanner Stocker, Jacob Ramos,and Pierre Brown. Honorary Members include Coaches and former Cheerleading Directors Dawn Wetherby and Brenda MacArthur
2010
KJ Hopkins, Troy Cothran, William Ferguson and CJ McGill
2011
Frankie Walther, Kenny Bryant, Dylan Koesling and Honorary Members include Coaches Steve Ankrom, Troy Cothran and Director Mike McCarn
2012
Matthew Bradley, Doug Casey, Joshua Cobb, Derrius Davis, Damien Tucker and Honorary Members include Coaches Mark Mirrop, Lee Haynes and Rick Brown
2013 Alex Vonderheide, Matthew Sumlin, Markus Hopkins, Jackson Johnson and Honorary Members include Coaches Rick Oliver, Shane Riley and Keith Hopkins
2014 Amber Perez, Isaiah Stinson, Davon Henry, Daryl Floyd, Isaiag Dejesus and Honorary Members include Coaches Jim McLeod, Hector Guzman Frank Walthers and Steve Brown
COWBOY INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
Records reflect stats recorded between 2002 and 2012 for regular season games only.
Records do not include flag football records
INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORDS
Includes ALL offensive, defensive and special team TDs
MOST TDS(GAME)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS I STINSON 5 TWICE 2008
SP MIDGETS T STINSON 5 2011
MIDGETS I STINSON 5 2010
JR VARSITY T MOORE 5 2004
VARSITY D GAY 4 2005
MOST TDS (SEASON)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS I STINSON 26 2006
SP MIDGETS I STINSON 29 2009
MIDGETS KJ HOPKINS 24 2005
JR VARSITY K WILCOX 27 2006
VARSITY D GAY 21 2005
MOST TDS (CAREER)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS I STINSON 52 2006-7
SP MIDGETS I STINSON 51 2008-9
MIDGETS KJ HOPKINS 29 2004-5
JR VARSITY K WILCOX 34 2005-6
VARSITY D GAY 27 2004-5
SCORING LEADERS (CAREER) INCLUDES ALL OFF/DEF/ST TDS
I STINSON 134
T STINSON 74
KJ HOPKINS 69
CJ MCGILL 44
D GAY 41
RUSHING RECORDS (INCLUDES KOR/PUNT TDS)
MOST CARRIES (GAME)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS J MOFFATT 22 2005
SP MIDGETS N MUNSON 35 2007
MIDGETS KJ HOPKINS 22 2003
JR VARSITY CJ MCGILL 27 2008
VARSITY D GAY 29 2005
MOST CARRIES (SEASON)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS T STINSON 116 2010
SP MIDGETS T STINSON 155 2011
MIDGETS S BUCENELL 135 2008
JR VARSITY C OLIVER 163 2011
VARSITY B RYAN 125 2010
MOST CARRIES (CAREER)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS I STINSON 202 2006-7
SP MIDGETS T STINSON 232 2012
MIDGETS M MURRAY 180 2003-4
JR VARSITY C OLIVER 163 2011
VARSITY D GAY 216 2004-5
MOST YARDS (GAME)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS T STINSON 324 2010
SP MIDGETS T STINSON 314 2011
MIDGETS KJ HOPKINS 244 2005
JR VARSITY K WILCOX 251 2006
VARSITY D GAY 273 2004
MOST YARDS (SEASON)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS T STINSON 1570 2010
SP MIDGETS T STINSON 1897 2011
MIDGETS KJ HOPKINS 1236 2005
JR VARSITY C OLIVER 1304 2011
VARSITY D GAY 1566 2005
MOST YARDS (CAREER)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS I STINSON 2795 2006-7
SP MIDGETS T STINSON 3012 2011-12
MIDGETS M MURRAY 1695 2003-4
JR VARSITY K WILCOX 1685 2005-6
VARSITY D GAY 2642 2004-5
MOST TDS (GAME)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS I STINSON 5 TWICE 2009
SP MIDGETS T STINSON 5 2011
MIDGETS (TWO TIED) 5 (KJ HOPKINS,I STINSON)
JR VARSITY (TWO TIED) 5 (T MOORE, I STINSON)
VARSITY D GAY 5 2005
MOST TDS (SEASON)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS I STINSON 26 2006
SP MIDGETS I STINSON 29 2009
MIDGETS KJ HOPKINS 19 2005
JR VARSITY K WILCOX 24 2006
VARSITY D GAY 18 2005
MOST TDS (CAREER)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS I STINSON 51 2006-7
SP MIDGETS I STINSON 48 2008-9
MIDGETS KJ HOPKINS 22 2004-5
JR VARSITY K WILCOX 30 2005-6
VARSITY D GAY 27 2004-5
INDIVIDUAL RUSHING RECORDS (INCLUDES KOR/PUNT TDS)
MOST CARRIES (CAREER)
I STINSON 460
C OLIVER 435
T STINSON 415
KJ HOPKINS 404
CJ MCGILL 372
MOST YARDS (CAREER)
I STINSON 6476
T STINSON 5052
KJ HOPKINS 3715
D GAY 3310
CJ MCGILL 3292
MOST TDS (CAREER)
I STINSON 119
T STINSON 74
KJ HOPKINS 57
D GAY 35
CJ MCGILL 33
LONGEST RUSHING TD
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS I STINSON 99 2007
SP MIDGETS R JOSEPH 96 2012
MIDGETS D WATKINS 99 2010
JR VARSITY C OLIVER 96 2011
VARSITY M SUMLIN 99 2003
PASSING RECORDS
MOST ATTEMPTS (GAME)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS N MIRROP 5 2006
SP MIDGETS T COTHRAN 9 2004
MIDGETS T COTHRAN 15 2006
JR VARSITY T STOCKER 19 2006
VARSITY M MILLER 18 2006
MOST ATTEMPTS (SEASON)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS D RIDOLPH 10 2009
SP MIDGETS T COTHRAN 30 2004
MIDGETS T COTHRAN 71 2006
JR VARSITY (TWO TIED) 64 (T STOCKER, N MIRROP)
VARSITY M MILLER 91 2006
MOST ATTEMPTS (CAREER)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS D RIDOLPH 10 2009
SP MIDGETS T COTHRAN 46 2003-4
MIDGETS T COTHRAN 115 2005-6
JR VARSITY DJ MITCHELL 92 2002-3
VARSITY M MILLER 91 2006
MOST COMPLETIONS (GAME)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS N MIRROP 3 2006
SP MIDGETS T COTHRAN 5 2004
MIDGETS T COTHRAN 9 2006
JR VARSITY T STOCKER 12 2006
VARSITY M MILLER 11 2006
MOST COMPLETIONS (SEASON)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS N MIRROP 3 2006
SP MIDGETS T COTHRAN 10 2004
MIDGETS T COTHRAN 40 2006
JR VARSITY T STOCKER 31 2006
VARSITY M MILLER 54 2006
MOST COMPLETIONS (CAREER)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS N MIRROP 3 2005-6
SP MIDGETS T COTHRAN 16 2003-4
MIDGETS T COTHRAN 58 2005-6
JR VARSITY T STOCKER 43 2005-6
VARSITY M MILLER 54 2006
MOST YARDS (GAME)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS J MCINTOSH 66 2012
SP MIDGETS T COTHRAN 109 2004
MIDGETS T COTHRAN 246 2006
JR VARSITY T STOCKER 152 2006
VARSITY M MILLER 321 2006
MOST YARDS (SEASON)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS J MCINTOSH 55 2012
SP MIDGETS T COTHRAN 275 2004
MIDGETS T COTHRAN 1010 2006
JR VARSITY T STOCKER 670 2006
VARSITY M MILLER 1019 2006
MOST YARDS (CAREER)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS J MCINTOSH 55 2012
SP MIDGETS T COTHRAN 297 2003-4
MIDGETS T COTHRAN 1370 2005-6
JR VARSITY T STOCKER 915 2005-6
VARSITY M MILLER 1019 2006
MOST TDS (GAME)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS THREE TIED 1
SP MIDGETS T COTHRAN 3 2004
MIDGETS T COTHRAN 3 2006
JR VARSITY T STOCKER 3 2006
VARSITY DJ MITCHELL 4 2004
MOST TDS (SEASON)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS THREE TIED 1
SP MIDGETS T COTHRAN 5 2004
MIDGETS T COTHRAN 10 2006
JR VARSITY T STOCKER 12 2006
VARSITY M MILLER 17 2006
MOST TDS (CAREER)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS THREE TIED 1
SP MIDGETS T COTHRAN 6 2003-4
MIDGETS T COTHRAN 15 2005-6
JR VARSITY T STOCKER 17 2005-6
VARSITY M MILLER 17 2006
INDIVIDUAL PASSING RECORDS
MOST ATTEMPTS (CAREER)
T COTHRAN 257
A VONDERHEIDE 211
DJ MITCHELL 156
T STOCKER 96
TWO TIED 91 (M MILLER,Z DELVALLE)
MOST COMPLETIONS (CAREER)
T COTHRAN 99
A VONDERHEIDE 83
DJ MITCHELL 77
M MILLER 59
T STOCKER 46
MOST YARDS (CAREER)
T COTHRAN 2179
A VONDERHEIDE 1380
DJ MITCHELL 1343
M MILLER 1019
T STOCKER 943
MOST TDS (CAREER)
T COTHRAN 25
A VONDERHEIDE 18
T STOCKER 17
M MILLER 17
DJ MITCHELL 17
LONGEST PASSING TD
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS J MCINTOSH 45 2012
SP MIDGETS T COTHRAN 90 2004
MIDGETS T COTHRAN 95 2006
JR VARSITY KJ HOPKINS 91 2006
VARSITY A PEREZ 88 2005
RECEIVING RECORDS
MOST RECEPTIONS (GAME)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS K SHEPARD 3 2007
SP MIDGETS K BRYANT 4 2004
MIDGETS D DAVIS 5 2006
JR VARSITY CJ MCGILL 7 2008
VARSITY R NAYLOR 8 2004
MOST RECEPTIONS (SEASON)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS K SHEPARD 3 2007
SP MIDGETS N SHELDON 10 2012
MIDGETS D DAVIS 18 2006
JR VARSITY CJ MCGILL 19 2008
VARSITY R NAYLOR 24 2004
MOST RECEPTIONS (CAREER)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS K SHEPARD 4 2005-6-7
SP MIDGETS TWO TIED 10 (K BRYANT, N SHELDON)
MIDGETS D DAVIS 23 2005-6
JR VARSITY CJ MCGILL 19 2008
VARSITY R NAYLOR 38 2004-5
MOST YARDS (GAME)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS A JONES 55 2012
SP MIDGETS K BRYANT 90 2004
MIDGETS D DAVIS 120 2006
JR VARSITY CJ MCGILL 185 2008
VARSITY R NAYLOR 206 2004
MOST YARDS (SEASON)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS A JONES 55 2012
SP MIDGETS K BRYANT 148 2004
MIDGETS D DAVIS 432 2006
JR VARSITY CJ MCGILL 368 2008
VARSITY R NAYLOR 566 2004
MOST YARDS (CAREER)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS A JONES 55 2012
SP MIDGETS K BRYANT 210 2003-4
MIDGETS D DAVIS 488 2005-6
JR VARSITY K WILCOX 410 2005-6
VARSITY R NAYLOR 775 2004-5
MOST TDS (GAME)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS THREE TIED 1
SP MIDGETS K BRYANT 2 2004
MIDGETS KJ HOPKINS 2 2006
JR VARSITY M MILLER 3 2005
VARSITY R NAYLOR 4 2004
MOST TDS (SEASON)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS THREE TIED 1
SP MIDGETS N SHELDON 4 2012
MIDGETS D DAVIS 6 2006
JR VARSITY M MILLER 7 2005
VARSITY R NAYLOR 15 2004
MOST TDS (CAREER)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS THREE TIED 1
SP MIDGETS N SHELDON 4 2012
MIDGETS (TWO TIED) 6 (M MURRAY, DERRIUS DAVIS)
JR VARSITY M MILLER 9 2005-6
VARSITY R NAYLOR 18 2004-5
INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING RECORDS
MOST RECEPTIONS (CAREER)
R NAYLOR 38
K HARRIS 35
CJ MCGILL 31
J RAMOS 27
D DAVIS 26
MOST YARDS (CAREER)
R NAYLOR 775
K HARRIS 728
CJ MCGILL 717
KJ HOPKINS 696
J RAMOS 601
MOST TDS (CAREER)
R NAYLOR 18
K HARRIS 12
J RAMOS 9
J JOHNSON 9
TWO TIED 8 (KJ HOPKINS/CJ MCGILL)
LONGEST RECEIVING TD
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS A JONES 45 2012
SP MIDGETS K BRYANT 90 2004
MIDGETS CJ MCGILL 95 2006
JR VARSITY K WILCOX 91 2006
VARSITY K HARRIS 88 2005
DEFENSIVE RECORDS
MOST TACKLES (GAME)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS (TWO TIED) 16 (I STINSON,D GOODEN)
SP MIDGETS D DAVIS 15 2006
MIDGETS J MAHAN 18 2004
JR VARSITY T STRONG 18 2009
VARSITY M HOPKINS 24 2005
MOST TACKLES (SEASON)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS K SHEPARD 76 2007
SP MIDGETS M DAVIS 62 2006
MIDGETS J MAHAN 96 2004
JR VARSITY J DANIELS 84 2003
VARSITY M SUMLIN 101 2003
MOST TACKLES (CAREER)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS K SHEPARD 162 2005-7
SP MIDGETS D DAVIS 108 2003-4
MIDGETS J MAHAN 168 2003-4
JR VARSITY J MAHAN 155 2005-6
VARSITY N PASTRANA 138 2006-7
MOST SACKS (GAME)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS K SHEPARD 3 2006
SP MIDGETS D DAVIS 4 2004
MIDGETS D DAVIS 6 2006
JR VARSITY N PASTRANA 5 2006
VARSITY M HOPKINS 5 2005
MOST SACKS (SEASON)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS K SHEPARD 6 2006
SP MIDGETS D DAVIS 10 2004
MIDGETS J MAHAN 14 2004
JR VARSITY J MAHAN 9 2005
VARSITY M HOPKINS 8 2005
MOST SACKS (CAREER)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS K SHEPARD 10 2005-6-7
SP MIDGETS D DAVIS 21 2003-4
MIDGETS (TWO TIED) 21 (J MAHAN, D DAVIS)
JR VARSITY J MAHAN 16 2005-6
VARSITY M HOPKINS 14 2004-5
MOST INTS (GAME)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS (THREE TIED) 1 (SHEPARD,RICHMOND,MURPHY)
SP MIDGETS KJ HOPKINS 2 2004
MIDGETS D HENRY 3 2006
JR VARSITY W FERGUSON 3 2005 TWICE
VARSITY C MILTON 3 2008
MOST INTS (SEASON)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS (THREE TIED) 1 (SHEPARD,RICHMOND,MURPHY)
SP MIDGETS T FITZSIMONS 3 2005
MIDGETS D HENRY 5 2006
JR VARSITY W FERGUSON 9 2005
VARSITY W FERGUSON 6 2006
MOST INTS (CAREER)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS K SHEPARD 2 2005-7
SP MIDGETS (THREE TIED) 3 (KJ HOPKINS,T FITZSIMONS,K BRYANT)
MIDGETS D HENRY 5 2005
JR VARSITY B FERGUSON 9 2005
VARSITY B FERGUSON 9 2006-7
MOST FUMBLE RECOVERIES (GAME)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS (TWO TIED) 3 (C MULLIS,D GOODEN)
SP MIDGETS D FISICARO 4 2006
MIDGETS D DAVIS 3 2006
JR VARSITY D KOESLING 3 2006
VARSITY N PASTRANA 4 2007
MOST FUMBLE RECOVERIES (SEASON)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS D GOODEN 7 2010
SP MIDGETS D FISICARO 8 2006
MIDGETS J MAHAN 6 2004
JR VARSITY J MAHAN 8 2006
VARSITY M HOPKINS 8 2005
MOST FUMBLE RECOVERIES (CAREER)
SQUAD PLAYER NAME RECORD YEAR
FLYWEIGHTS D GOODEN 7 2010
SP MIDGETS (TWO TIED) 11 (I STINSON, D FISICARO)
MIDGETS (TWO TIED) 9 (J MAHAN,D DAVIS)
JR VARSITY J MAHAN 12 2005-6
VARSITY M HOPKINS 13 2005-6
INDIVIDUAL DEFENSIVE RECORDS
MOST TACKLES (CAREER)
J MAHAN 323
I STINSON 283
K SHEPARD 278
J DANIELS 244
KJ HOPKINS 241
NOTE-MOST SACKS (CAREER)
D DAVIS 42
J MAHAN 37
N PASTRANA 22
J DANIELS 17
C OLIVER 17
MOST INTS (CAREER)
W FERGUSON 18
D HENRY 11
KJ HOPKINS 9
D GAY 8
A MOXEY 5
MOST FUMBLE RECOVERIES (CAREER)
J MAHAN 21
J DANIELS 20
D DAVIS 19
N PASTRANA 17
I STINSON 15
MOST DEFENSIVE TDS (CAREER)
I STINSON 3
KJ HOPKINS 3
J MAHAN 3
C OLIVER 3
K SHEPARD 2
LONGEST INT RETURNED FOR TD-
K HOPKINS 105 2005 MIDGETS
L GIBB 72 2011 SUPERS
M LOPES 70 2005 VARSITY
C OLIVER 65 2011 JV
K SHEPARD 35 2007 FLYS
LONGEST FUM RETURNED FOR TD-
K HARRIS 99 2006 VARSITY
C OLIVER 95 2010 MIDGETS
D GAY 90 2002 JV
I STINSON 72 2009 SUPERS
I STINSON 65 2007 FLYS
SPECIAL TEAM RECORDS
MOST KICKOFF RETURNS (GAME)
JOSH AND JUSTIN COBB 2 JV/MID 2007
MOST KICKOFF RETURNS (SEASON)
JOSH COBB JV 4 2007
MOST KICKOFF RETURNS (CAREER)
I. STINSON 10
LONGEST KICKOFF RETURNED FOR TD-
CJ MCGILL JV 98 2008
J COBB VAR 85 2009
K HOPKINS MID 80 2005
A GREER SUP 70 2005
T STINSON FLY 68 2009
MOST PUNT TD RETURNS (GAME)
JO CROCKETT JV 2 2002
MOST PUNT TD RETURNS (SEASON)
JO CROCKETT JV 2 2002
MOST PUNT TD RETURNS (CAREER)
D GAY 3
LONGEST PUNT TD RETURN-
J COBB VAR 88 2008
CJ MCGILL JV 85 2008
M MURRAY MID 75 2005
KJ HOPKINS SUP 70 2002
KOR AND PUNT TD RETURN SAME GAME-
K LEWIS JV 75/45 2005
MOST FIELD GOALS LONGEST
M BRADLEY VAR 1-41 YDS 2008
T WOLFE VAR 1-32 YDS 2002
MOST EP KICKS (GAME-SEASON-CAREER)
M BRADLEY JV 2006 6-18-27
K FUNKHOUSER VAR 2006 4-12-18
K ECKEL MID 2010 3-11-11
2011 Final Budget Report
WCAA Cowboys
2011 Financial Report
Registrations, Park Fees and other income
The WCAA Cowboys football team is divided into five squads based on age/weight limitations set forth by the GCYFC. For the 2011 season, the Cowboys registered 102 football players. This number reflected a fifteen (15) per cent drop in projected registration numbers. Our committee feels the drop in numbers this season are reflective of the current economy. We also believe that our current registration fee of $250 presents a hardship on many families who have multiple children which results in their non-participation.
In addition, the Bulls football program initiated earlier registrations this past season starting nearly three months ahead of the Cowboys. These factors may or may not have had an effect on our registration numbers. However, in 2010, we saw a drop-off of 15% as well. We were caught off-guard by this decline, but for 2012 we anticipated 120 players by decreasing our numbers by 15%. With a drop-loss of 32 players over the past two seasons, we as a committee are at loss as to the reason(s).
Below is a summary of the monies received during the course of the season. This includes both online and offline registration fees.
Registration Fees:
The 2011 registration fee was $250 for football players.
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Flyweights- rostered twenty (20) players with eleven players paying online in the amount of $260 which included the collection of their park fee. Of the remaining nine players, six players paid by check in the amount of $250. Two players (brothers) paid a total amount of $312 of the $500 owed. The balance of $188 was picked up by the PPP program after both parents were laid-off from their jobs during the season. The last player was given a reduction in his registration fees ($150) because his father was an executive football committee member.
SUMMARY- Total registration fees owed $5000.00, collected $4712.00 for loss of $288.00
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Supermidgets- rostered twenty-two (22) players with fifteen players paying online in the amount of $260 which included the collection of their park fee. Of the remaining seven players, three paid by check in the amount of $250 while one paid $260 in checks which included their park fee. Another player paid $200 in checks after joining mid-way thru the season. Our team mother coordinator paid online in the amount of $197.50 and reported during the making of this report that the final $62.50 had yet to be debited from her card. The last player was Rob Oknefski's son who we traded out registration fees for services provided as he painted our fields during the season.
SUMMARY- Total registration fees owed $5250.00, collected
$5147.50 for a loss of $102.50
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Midgets- rostered eighteen (18) players with ten players paying online in the amount of $260 which included the collection of their park fee. Of the remaining eight players, five wrote checks in the amount of $250 while one wrote checks in the amount of $260 which included their park fee. For the remaining two players, one received a full scholarship through the PPP program while the other paid $100 but quit before he paid the remainder. We also had a large number of players defect/quit the team. Ten players left for various reasons, and after refunds were issued the Cowboys still retained $725.00 . These monies were placed into our PPP program.
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Of the ten players, one player had a check bounce in the amount of $250.
Marlon Tyler (Selena Lewis) parent has stated that she has paid her son's registration fees. In both phone conversations and email correspondence over the past few weeks, she is adamant that she gave Nancy Stringfield a money order for $250.00 during the week prior to her attending the WCAA BOD meeting in which she presented her case to sell food at our football games. However, in the most recent email, she has now stated that she may have given it to our team mother coordinator Stacy Krous. Both Nancy and Stacy have reported that neither of them have any recollection of receiving the money order. Therefore, our committee has agreed to regard the money order as being lost until this matter is resolved.
SUMMARY- Total registration fees owed $4250.00, collected $4100.00 for a
loss of $150.00
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Junior Varsity- rostered twenty-three (23) players with nine players paying online in the amount of $260 which included the collection of their park fee. Of the remaining
players, one player paid $135 online and another $125 by money order for a total of $260 which included his park fee. Six players paid by check in the amount of $250 while three executive committee members paid by check in the amount of $125 each.
The remaining four players included one full scholarship player by way of the PPP program and another PPP player whose parents paid $100 in checks. The remaining two players were WCAA BOD and received scholarships through the PPP program as well.
There were three players who quit the team during the course of the season that included two WCAA BOD players and the third player received a full refund minus his park fee.
SUMMARY- Total registration fees owed $4750.00, collected $4475.00 for a
loss of $275.00
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Varsity- rostered nineteen (19) players with eight players paying online in the amount of $260 which included the collection of their park fee. Of the remaining eleven players, one player paid by check in the amount of $125 and another with $125 in cash. These two players and the nine others received scholarships through the PPP program.
SUMMARY- Total registration fees owed $2000.00, collected $2250.00 for a
net gain of $250.00
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PPP (Put a Player in Pads) has been a program used by the Cowboys since 2004. The program solicits donations from the community to help off-set the cost of registration fees for players in financial distress. Some players parents contribute what they can to the fees but others are given 100% scholarships.
During the course of the 2011 season, the PPP program collected $3381.50
from various sponsors. In addition, the Cowboys participated in the Cookie
Dough program raising an additional $180.00 and sold t-shirts which raised
$1482.00. Also included would be the $725 in refund fees that had been
retained during the season. There is also an indication that park usage fees
were also collected during the same time by team mothers and intermingled
with the monies collected. Sadly, the records kept by team moms are no
longer available or non-existent to begin with.
In all, the PPP program collected $5768.50 which was distributed among the 16
players who had requested financial assistance. Of the 16 players, six players
contributed monies towards the program. Of the remaining twelve players, two
were considered BOD members. A total of $4160.00 was distributed out to PPP
players during the 2011 season which included payment of park fees. The
remaining balance of $1608.50 would be put towards team expenses.
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Please note that during the course of the season, committee members and PPP
participants were notified and made aware that the WCAA was considering new
rules regarding scholarships. At the conclusion of our football program, the
new policy had not been implemented by the WCAA BOD.
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Online collection resulted in 63 paid park fees in the amount of $630.00
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Off-line registrations were not recorded as accurately as the director would have hoped. On the ledger that our committee kept during the season, only three players were marked as having paid the fee. During the season, as players registered off-line, the Director and committee members allocated to collecting registration fees failed to collect park usage fees.
When the issue of park fees was addressed late in the season, our parents were asked to make their payment to their team mothers. Collection of these funds were unfortunately intermingled with other checks/cash that had been collected for t-shirt sales and parent fees. Parent fee's were collected for several items including end-of-year party, coaches gifts and half-time snacks.
Players who received monies or scholarships from the PPP program had their fees paid. This represents 16 paid park fees. However, this is not reflected in the WCAA Football Financial report. The PPP program is not in the report as well and therefore, we do not expect the payment to be recognized. The $160 would
It is with sincere regret that as Director, I cannot ascertain as to how many parents paid the fee. Other than the 82 players that we have on record of paying the fees, there are no written records of payment that can be used to accurately report who did or did not pay the fee. Going into the 2012 season, more accurate and better record keeping of these fees will be done by the director and those assigned for collection of park usage fees.
SUMMARY- Park fees to be collected $1020.00 with $820 being
attributed as having been paid by parent and/or the
PPP program. There is a deficit of $200 which may
or may not be accurate. We do know that our
records show 66 paid park fees and the 16 PPP
players fees would be paid out of the program.
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Please note that the WCAA Football financial report indicates that $3365.00 was
deducted from the registration fees. Our ledger shows $20,684.50 having been
collected during the course of the season. The WCAA 20% commission should
have reflected a deduction of $4136.90 which would leave a balance of $16,547.60.
The deduction for Rainier Activity charges of $3321.90 decreases the amount above
to $13,225.70 which is further reduced by a $515 player fee paid to the WCAA in
the amount of $12,710.70.
The Cowboys ledger indicates $4783.05 in other income which includes
fund-raising, sponsorships and rebates. When adding to income, the amount
increases to $17,493.75. There is additional income in the amount of $1278.40
which boosts income numbers to $18,772.15. Finally, there is $7244.00 to be added
for a final income number of $26,016.15.
For expenses, the Cowboys stayed on track throughout the season with
expenditures totaling $17, 423.46 (Rainier/WCAA 20% having been deducted)
Cowboys ledger numbers:
INCOME $26,016.15
EXPENSES $17,423.46
2010 DEBIT $1894.96
NET INCOME $6697.73
WCAA Financial Report numbers:
INCOME $28,634.89
EXPENSES $23,372.66
2010 DEBIT $1894.96
NET INCOME $5262.23
FINAL SUMMARY- It is the conclusion of the Cowboys Football Committee that
the Cowboys finished the season with $5262.23 available income or better. Our
ledger report does not have access to any other charges made to the program.
Therefore, the difference of $1423.50 could be reduced by expenditures unknown
to the program and/or to the possibility of lost checks/ money orders that may not
been turned in to the proper person.
However, the committee feels that the program accomplished its goals as it
overcame a slow registration period which resulted in a 15% loss of income. An
aggressive booster program run by many dedicated parents including parents that no longer have children participating in our program demonstrates how much loyalty
we have as a group have garnished over our ten-year history.
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The Cowboys football and cheer leading program had a combined net income of
$10, 315.62 which also included a Super Bowl Championship and several first
place finishes in cheer leading tournaments.
In a program that has experienced a 28% loss in registration income since the 2009
season, and a program that has limitations on the number of participants by rule, the Cowboys tackle football program overcame these hurdles and managed to dress out 102 players and scholarship 16 of those players and show and end-of-year net
income of over $5000 should be applauded.
On behalf of our ten-member football committee; the Director and his assistant
Director Steve Ankrom, we appreciate the time that you have taken to read our
report today. We hope that we can put to rest any concerns that our program is
on the decline or in failure. We as a group have many dedicated volunteers and
coaches that spend over 300 hours at the park each season insuring that our
program stays on course regardless of any and all hurdles that come our way.
Sincerely,
Mike McCarn
Director
WCAA COWBOYS
Brahma Bull award for 2012 goes to.............
Here is a list of past BRAHMA BULL winners...
2011 Chase Oliver 163 carries 1304 yards
2010 Ben Ryan 125 carries 628 yards
2009 Dawson Fisicaro 116 carries 331 yards
2008 CJ McGill 136 carries 1101 yards
2007 Nate Munson 152 carries 561 yards
2006 Micah Davis 135 carries 870 yards
2005 David Gay 124 carries 1566 yards
2004 Alex Greer 99 carries 1005 yards
2003 KJ Hopkins 117 carries 1050 yards
2002 David Ray 105 carries 462 yards
The Perfect Season's 2006 and 2012
In 2006, our Cowboys JV won all their regular season games by outscoring their opponents 415 to 40 points. Their offense scored 52 touchdowns and scored 55 extra points. Their defense earned the nickname of the DOOMSDAY DEFENSE by shutting out six opponents during the regular season and allowing only six touchdowns and 40 points! In addition, their defense SCORED 11 TDS.
In 2012, our Pee Wee's won all their regular season games with their offense scoring 45 TDS. Their ZERO DEFENSE shutout eight opponents and allowed just 31 points.
Below our the stats and the final scores for both the 2006 and 2012 seasons.
2006 JUNIOR VARSITY
WINS LOSS TIE PCT PF PA TDS
10 0 0 1.000 415 40 63
2012 PEE WEES
WINS LOSS TIE PCT PF PA TDS
10 0 0 1.000 313 31 49
2006 JV
RUSHING RECEIVING PASSING
RUSH YDS AVG TD LG REC YDS AVG LG TD ATT CMP YDS PCT LG TD
220 2040 9.3 35 95 40 842 22.8 75 14 92 40 842 43.5 75 14
DEFENSE SPECIAL TEAMS
TACK SACK INT FR TD KOR PUNT FG EPT
457 24 11 32 11 3 1 0 55
2006 Season
Cowboys 45 Bucs 0
Cowboys 43 Dolphins 6
Cowboys 61 Wildcats 0
Cowboys 33 Eagles 0
Cowboys 36 Bears 0
Cowboys 39 Broncos 0
Cowboys 43 Steelers 22
Cowboys 39 Bucs 0
Cowboys 37 Dolphins 6
Cowboys 39 Wildcats 6
Playoffs-
Cowboys 21 Steelers 0
Super Bowl-
Cowboys 14 Eagles 8
In addition, the JV Champs played in the AYFC Turkey Bowl in St.Pete, winning all three of their games to earn the JV Championship.
2012 PEE WEES
RUSHING RECEIVING PASSING
RUSH YDS AVG TD LG REC YDS AVG LG TD ATT CMP YDS PCT LG TD
229 2432 10.6 41 96 11 156 14.2 33 4 17 11 156 64.7 33 4
DEFENSE SPECIAL TEAMS
TACK SACK INT FR TD KOR PUNT FG EPT
330 6 2 16 3 1 0 0 19
2012 Season
Cowboys 45 PILOTS 6
Cowboys 33 RAMS 0
Cowboys 42 GATORS 0
Cowboys 38 BRONCOS 0
Cowboys 33 BRANDON COWBOYS 0
Cowboys 19 DOLPHINS 12
Cowboys 24 BEARS 13
Cowboys 25 EAGLES 0
Cowboys 33 TROJANS 0
Cowboys 21 LIONS 0
Twenty facts
1. In fine print on the last page of the Guinness Book of World Records it notes that all world records are held by Cowboy players, and those listed in the book are simply the closest anyone else has ever gotten.
2. If you ask a Cowboy player what time it is, he always answers, "Two seconds 'till." After you ask, "Two seconds 'til what?" it will already be too late.
3. When the Boogeyman goes to sleep every night, he checks his closet for Cowboy players.
4. Cowboy players are the reason why Waldo is hiding.
5. When a Cowboy player does a pushup, he isn’t lifting himself up; he’s pushing the Earth down.
6. If at first you don't succeed, you're not a Cowboy player.
7. Fear is not the only emotion a Cowboy player can smell. He can also detect hope, as in "I hope I don't get a beat down today from the COWBOYS."
8. When a Cowboy player says "More cow bell", he MEANS it.
9. The COWBOYS are what Willis was talkin' about.
10. When Bruce Banner gets mad, he turns into the Hulk. When the Hulk gets mad, he turns into a Cowboy player.
11. The original title for Alien vs. Predator was “Alien and Predator vs. The DOOMSDAY DEFENSE!“
12. If you were somehow able to land a punch on a Cowboy linebacker; your entire arm would shatter upon impact. This is only in theory, since, come on, who in their right mind would try this?
13. The First Law of Thermodynamics states that energy can neither be created nor destroyed... unless it meets a Cowboy player.
14. A Cowboy defensive player knows everything there is to know - Except for the definition of fear.
15. Paper beats rock, rock beats scissors, and scissors beats paper, but a Cowboy player beats all 3 at the same time.
16. When Arnold says the line "I'll be back" in the first Terminator movie; it is implied that is he going to look for a Cowboy player for help.
17. Proponents of higher-order theories of consciousness argue that consciousness is explained by the relation between two levels of mental states in which a higher-order mental state takes another mental state. If you mention this to a Cowboy defensive end, expect a pop to the mouth for spouting off too much fancy-talk.
18. When a Cowboy player is born, the only person who cries is the doctor. Never ever slap a Cowboy player
19. It was a Cowboy defensive end who let the dogs out.
20. A Cowboy defensive safety can make an onion CRY!
