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 The Vermont Rampage in the Loyalty Day Parade on Sunday May 3, 2009.
First Rampage practice, May 10th at 5pm at the new practice field for the Rampage. HELMETS AND CLEATS ONLY
The Rampage have locked up the West Rutland Recreation Field for practice for the 2009 season. The Field is located on Fairview Ave which is off Clarendon Ave in West Rutland.
We are still looking for players for the 2009 season, many positions still available, please contact Coach Helm at 802.779.4430 The Vermont Rampage are pleased to announce Jake Helm of Fair Haven, VT as the Head Coach for the 2009 season. Jake is 29 years old, has over 5 years experience coaching football at Fair Haven High and played for Fair Haven from 1995-1998. In 2002 Jake started Jake Helm Roofing & Masonry and then bought Doran Roofing in 2006, while maintaining two successful business's Jake has gained leadership in the business world that will help him on the Football Field. Jake's father is Bob Helm of Fair Haven who has been a State Representative for over 19 years.
Si Loomis of Fair Haven, VT will be Jake's Assistant Coach and handling the defensive side of the football. Si has recently retired from the National Guard, after almost 40 years of service. He retired as a Sergeant Major E-9. He has served as an Operations Sergeant Major, Intelligence Sergeant Major, and as a Reconnaissance Cavalry Scout Sergeant. He served as a Heavy Armor Platoon Sergent, and a United States Naval Seabee, during the Viet Nam era. Si has also served in the Law Enforcement field for over 38 years. He played high school football at Fair Haven and played on the 1968 Shrine Team. He had a scholarship to play at the University of Missouri, but passed it up to serve in the military. He first started coaching in 1969 for the United States Armed Forces. Then in 1970 he coached football at West Rutland High School, while still serving on active duty. Coach Loomis also coached at Fair Haven from 1988 to 2003, and coached the Shrine Team two times. He's basically been coaching since before the invention of the forward pass.
Brian Coombs from Rutland, VT will coach offensive and defensive line as well as special teams. He played high school football at MSJ and played on the 1975 Shrine Team. Brian played college football at Norwich. He started coaching at MSJ in 1979, then in 1982 he took a job as an assistant at Faor Haven, finally becoming head coach in 1992 until 1996. He then went back to MSJ and coached from 1997 to 2007. Coach Coombs coached the Shrine team five times throughout his 29 years of coaching.
Roy Thomas of Rutland, VT will be head of game day operations and is the marketing Director for the Rampage. Roy has been with the team since the start and has been a great asset. One of the major tasks on Roy's agenda is getting the Rampage a home field right here in Rutland.
The 2009 Season is going to be a great year not only for the Rampage but for our community. We have been awarded the right's to have all games and practices in Rutland, VT which has been a long battle that we are very proud of winning.
American
Football News touts the New England Football League
as the largest independent semi pro football league in
the country! It is the only league with three
levels of play (A, AA and AAA) and a developmental system
(NEFL2). It is also the only Amatuer football league in the country
recognized by the NCAA.
NEFL2
would like to welcome it's newest member.
The UMAINE BEARS Football Club!
Now introducing a cost effective way for first year teams
to join the excitement of the NEFL and a great way for existing
NEFL teams to further develop players.
• $600-$800 per team (Including liability
insurance.)
• 4 Certified game officials for each game
• Fall Schedule Sept-November
• The only semi pro minor football league recognized by
the NCAA director of Agents, Gambling
and Amateurism, John Shukie as a true amateur, adult football
league.
A great way for college club teams
to now participate in the full NEFL experience while allowing
their players to retain NCAA eligibility.
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Current Teams of
NEFL2
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Tri-Boro Rhinos
(Independent)
Attleboro MA |
T2
(Affiliate of Tri-City Charge)
Exeter NH |
Adirondack Rattlers
(Independent)
Mineville NY
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Spartans2
(Affiliate of CT Spartans)
Middletown CT |
Andrew Kiernan and Antonio Bellamy of the Vermont Rampage help McDonalds give away bikes to kids at the Vermont State Fair.
Official Radio Station for the Vermont Rampage.
Official Footwear Provider of the Vermont Rampage.
 Official Shuttle Service of the Vermont Rampage.
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