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MAPLEWOOD ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
"Home of the 2010 Maryland Division I 9-11 State Champions!!!"
"Home of the 2011 MMYFCL 10-12 Liberty Super Bowl Champions!!!"
"Home of the 2011 MMYFCL 10-12 National Super Bowl Champions!!!"
Maplewood Alta-Vista Park
P.O. Box 34257 Bethesda, MD 20827
Email: maplewoodfootball@live.com
MAPLEWOOD HOTLINE: 301-530-4121
JOHN NALLS - COMMISSIONER
DAVE GIBBINS - LEAGUE LIASION
JERRY FYOCK - ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
MIKE "THE SARGE" SEAWRIGHT - SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR/WEBMASTER
MICHELLE WENTZ - VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR
DAN CROWE - FIELD MARSHALL-NATIONAL DIVISION
TOM TAPPAN - FIELD MARSHALL-LIBERTY/FEDERAL DIVISIONS
GREG CASTEN - DIRECTOR-CONCESSIONS
KELLY CASTEN - COORDINATOR-CONCESSIONS
CAROLYN RIDGWAY - COORDINATOR-TEAM PARENTS
KATE CASKIN - COORDINATOR-PICTURE DAY
BECKY CROWE - COORDINATOR-BANQUET
PLEASE SIGN THE GUESTBOOK WHEN YOU VISIT OUR SITE BY CLICKING HERE.
LINK TO GUESTBOOK
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN FINDING OUT ABOUT MAPLEWOOD FOOTBALL?????
THERE IS A MAPLEWOOD F.A.Q. LIST AVAILABLE TO ANSWER MOST OF YOUR QUESTIONS ABOUT OUR PROGRAM. YOU MAY VIEW THIS F.A.Q. BY CLICKING ON THE MENU ITEM ON THE THE LEFT HAND SIDE OF THIS PAGE.
WE SUPPORT THE MISSING PERSON AMBER ALERT SYSTEM
NATIONAL SIGNING DAY FOR MAPLEWOOD ALUMS
Player, School, College, Sport
Rod Chungong, Good Counsel, Georgia Tech, football
Michael Dunn, Whitman, Maryland, football
Kyle Einwaechter, Whitman, Elon, football
Michael Flack, Whitman, Trinity, football
Andrew Pitsenberger, Walter Johnson, Catholic, football
Brett Sickels, Churchill, Trinity, football
Mitchell Kirsch, St. Johns, James Madison, football
Billy Webb, St. Johns, Marist, football
Noor Davis, Leesburg, FL, Stanford, football
Jacob Suissa, Churchill, Vermont, football
ANNOUNCING THE 2011 "BOY OF THE YEAR" AWARD
This award is presented annually on behalf of the Maplewood coaching staff.
The award is voted on by the entire coaching staff and given to a boy who
exemplifies the qualities of leadership, sportsmanship, and dedication to the
team. It is not a most valuable player award, but rather it recognizes a boy who
has a great attitude and a real love for the game.
The color that flows through the blood of this boy is Maplewood blue.
THIS YEAR'S AWARD GOES TO:
LUKE MCCALEB
ANNOUNCING THE 2011 TIM STRACHAN HIGH SCHOOL PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARD
THIS AWARD IS NAMED AFTER MAPLEWOOD ALUM AND DEMATHA QUARTERBACK,TIM STRACHAN, WHO HAS SHOWN GREAT STRENGTH, COURAGE AND DETERMINATION IN ALL FACETS OF HIS LIFE. THIS AWARD WILL BE PRESENTED AT THE 35TH ANNUAL MAPLEWOOD AWARDS BANQUET, JANUARY 29TH, 2012 TO A MAPLEWOOD ALUMNI HIGH SCHOOL PLAYER THAT EXHIBITS THE QUALITIES OF AN OUTSTANDING ROLE MODEL FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS OF MAPLEWOOD PLAYERS.
THIS YEARS AWARD GOES TO:
BRET SICKELS
WINSTON CHURCHILL HIGH SCHOOL
ACADEMICS:
Cum Weighted GPA: 3.57
FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS:
Position: RB/LB
Height: 6'0"
Weight: 205
Grade: 12
Class: 2012
Comments: Member of "1000" Lb. Lift Club
Bench: 280 Squat: 505 Hang Clean: 235 Total: 1020
40 time: 4.66 Shuttle: 4.56
2009 SOPHOMORE HIGHLIGHTS:
Big hits shut SV down in second half, in on 8 tackles...scored on blocked punt recovery in WJ game...recorded 5 1st hits along with a solo and an assist in RM game...forced a fumble in NW game, made tackle on 4th down in 4th quarter to preserve win...4th down tackle in 4th quarter shut down final Magruder drive to cause OT...team-high 6 solos, with 4 1st hits, 5 assists and a pass defended, selected Comcast SportsNet Player of Night...in Wootton win 2 solos, 6 assists, 2 point conversion...6 solos vs. Sherwood...2 interceptions and 3 solos vs. B-CC...5 solos, 2 assists vs. Whitman...Tackle totals: 32 solos, 17 first hits, 29 assists, 78 total.
2010 JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS:
Selected team co-captain...returned from injury in RM game to record 5 solos, 1 first hit, 1 assist, a defended pass and a sack...had 4 solos, 2 assists in NW win...7 solos, 7 1st hits, 4 assists in Magruder win...7 solos, a 1st hit, 2 assists in Wootton game...3 solos, a 1st hit 1 assist, recovered a fumble in Sherwood game...4 solos, 3 1st hits, 5 assists, 3 pass defenses, 2 sacks, forced a fumble in B-CC win...4 solos, 2 1st hits, 3 assists, 2 sacks in Whitman game...selected 4A All-County by the Washington Post...
2011 SENIOR HIGHLIGHTS:
Selected team co-captain...had 7 tackles and fumble recovery in Kennedy game...had 2 solos, 6 first hits, 5 assists, an interception, a sack and a forced fumble in Whitman win...3 solos, 2 1st hits, 5 assists, a defended pass in B-CC win...4 solos, 2 first hits, an assist in Gaithersburg win...10 tackles (4 solo) a defended pass, a sack and a forced fumble in Northwest win...3 solos and a QB sack in WJ win...10 solos, 3 1st hits, 3 assists, forced a fumble in SB win...6 solos (1 sack), 2 1st hits, 3 assists in Wootton win...team leading 5 solos, a forced fumble in Sherwood win, finished regular season with 103 tackles...9 tackles (4 solo), a sack, a pass interception with a 44 yard return in playoff game 1 win...10 tackles, 1 sack in playoff game 2, 122 tackles for season...completed career at Churchill recognized as First-Team All County Linebacker by Montgomery Gazette...earned Honorable Mention All-Met, and All-Montgomery 4A as Linebacker by the Washington Post.
ANNOUNCING THE 2011 WILLIAM P. LYNCH PARENTS OF THE YEAR AWARD
Bill and Kitty Lynch were the ultimate parents. During the years that their sons, Billy, Tommy, and Ritchie played for
Maplewood they never missed a game. Bill and Kitty devoted many long hours of volunteer work to make our program
run smoothly. But it was the years they continued to help the program after their sons graduated that we all remember.
Bill passed away in 1985, at which time the award, originally established in 1978, was renamed to honor his memory
and their efforts. Kitty continues to carry on the strong Lynch tradition here at Maplewood.
THIS YEAR'S AWARD GOES TO:
KATE AND FRANK CASKIN
Frank and Kate have been Maplewood parents
for more years than anyone can remember! Since their son Andrew joined the program, shortly followed by his brother
Patrick, there was no job, regardless of how big or small, that they were not willing to undertake. Kate has served as a
Team Parent every year that one of her sons has been involved at Maplewood. Any coaches who have had the good
fortune to have her can attest that she always threw all of her considerable talents and endless energy into insuring
that the administrative side went smoothly. When she was not performing administrative tasks, Kate also served as the
team photographer and could be found on the side lines or even in the end zone taking pictures to make sure that the
boys could enjoy hours of seeing themselves for years to come. As if this was not enough, she has also for the past
several years coordinated the annual Maplewood Picture Day. Ever the News Man, Frank’s weekly write-ups for the
Maplewood Weekly summarizing the exploits of our boys on the gridiron are the stuff of legend. He is always the First
to jump in to help on Saturday whether it was manning the concession stand, doing the chain gang, or setting up or
taking down the field. Both Frank and Kate were members of the 50th Anniversary Committee and helped ensure the
success of that celebration by contributing countless hours to produce one of the best professional slideshows in Maplewood
History. The amount of time and effort necessary to conduct these numerous duties, and to do them so incredibly
well, is truly inspiring. It is through the dedication of people like Frank and Kate that we are able to carry on the many
proud traditions here at Maplewood.
ANNOUNCING THE 2011 HYLIND-CROUCH ALUMNI AWARD
THIS AWARD, ORIGINALLY ESTABLISHED IN 1980, WAS RENAMED FOR GEORGE HYLIND AND MICHAEL CROUCH AFTER THEY WERE KILLED IN A FIRE AT FROSTBURG STATE COLLEGE IN MAY OF 1984.GEORGE AND MICHAEL WERE TWO OF THE FINEST TO PLAY FOR MAPLEWOOD.
THE HYLIND-CROUCH AWARD IS PRESENTED TO AN ALUMNUS OF MAPLEWOOD WHO CONTINUES TO MAKE US PROUD BY HIS ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND BY THE CHARACTER THAT HE EXHIBITS.
THIS YEAR'S AWARD GOES TO:
Colin Cloherty#83 TE
Jacksonville Jaguars
Height: 6-2 Weight: 245 Age: 24
Professional Career:
Indianapolis Colts:Signed as an undrafted free agent by the Indianapolis Colts on April 30, 2009. On active roster in 2009 and 2010.
Cleveland Browns: Signed to the practice squad on October 21, 2009
San Francisco 49ers: Signed to the practice squad then placed on the active roster on December 18, appearing in the final two games of the season.
Jacksonville Jaguars: Signed to active roster and, on December 11, 2011, scored his first NFL touchdown by recovering a muffed punt against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Brown University:
2008 Ivy League Co-Champions
Unanimous All Ivy League Academic Selection in 2008
One of only 2 unanimous First Team All-Ivy League selections in 2008
Led All Tight Ends with 40 receptions for 418 yards and 3 TDs in 2008
Earned Second Team All-Ivy honors in 2007
Ranked 10th in the Ivy League in receiving yards with an average of 54.9 yards per game in 2007
Led all Ivy League tight ends with 41 receptions in 2007
Caught 8 passes for a career high 171 yards with a season-long 44-yard reception in the win against Duquesne.
Gonzaga College High School:
Named Co-Offensive Player of the year
Gatorade Player of the Year
Golden Eleven selection for the Metro Region
All- Metro Honorable Mention selection
A member of the National Honor Society
ANNOUNCING THE 2011 DAVID FLYNN LEADERSHIP AWARD
This award, originally established in 1986, was renamed in 2006 to honor Maplewood
alumnus and 1987 Hylind-Crouch Award winner David Flynn, who died tragically that
year. After 6 years at Maplewood, David went on to become an All Met tackle for
Georgetown Prep and then a star at William and Mary. Toughness, courage and
character are only a few of the attributes that describe one of Maplewood’s finest, who
was loved by all and will be sorely missed. The David Flynn Leadership Award will be
presented annually to the boy who best exemplifies those qualities. He is the player
who has displayed extraordinary leadership and sportsmanship both on and off the field.
The coaches feel confident that this player will continue his outstanding work habits and
will prove to be a leader throughout high school and in life.
THIS YEAR'S AWARD IS PRESENTED TO:
JACK ROYSTON
UPCOMING EVENTS/PRACTICES
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