Campbell County Camels

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Football Update,

Coach Johnson’s condition is very grave.  Please keep him, Austin and their family in your prayers.  Thanks to Michael Kremer and Luke Walerius for organizing the prayer service and to all the players who showed.  I was very proud of all of you.

The boys and girls basketball teams’ seasons have now ended. This means our spring practice window opens on Monday, March 1^st.  Unfortunately the weather and conditions right now are terrible.  We have 3 weeks, the two before spring break and the one after, to get in 10 practices.  I am attaching the tentative schedule (on back) for you. 

We tested in lifting yesterday and I was very pleased with the results.  Some of you have been working extremely hard this off-season and it showed.  The month of March we will lift at the high school in conjunction with our spring practices.  I will fill you in on lifting for April and May after Spring Practice. 

The Ground Hog Tournament is this week end and it will go on no matter what the weather conditions.  Seniors have been given the schedules of when you are working.  Please be on time. And look for one of your coaches.  Coach Sowards, Coach Schultz and Coach Brown will be there on Saturday and I will be there on Friday.    

Remember I can always be reached via my cell.

Coach Styer

Spring Practice

Week 2 will be after school if we can get outside.

October 27, 2009

Sorry for the late notice.

Practice Times: Tuesday, Wednesday, till 5:00.

Thursday till 4:00.

Friday we will keep the players after school. We will feed and pack them for the trip. We hope to leave by 3:30 and arrive in Winchester by 5:30. That will leave an hour for us to stretch our legs, dress and start pre-game by 6:30.

I have asked the players to wear their black sweats and their new gold shirts to school and for the bus ride down.

We are taking charter buses to the game so the players should be nice and comfortable. We will have burgers from McDonalds for them after the game.

I should hope to arrive back at the high school between 12:00 and 1:00. For those that need a ride I will have them call you when we get close.

JV game is on Saturday vs. Boone County. Game time is 12:00 noon since we are getting back late on Friday. The players will need to meet at the field Satudurday by 11:15. After the game they need to come back to the high school to put away their equipment. Please make sure they bring some clothes to wear home from the locker room.

Next week we will be meeting with each class and collecting equipment. We are off school on Monday.

Tuesday Seniors will stay to meet, vote on awards, and turn in equipment.

Wednesday Juniors will stay.

Thursday Sophmores will stay.

We will start at 2:30 and hopefully be done by 3:30 no later than 4:00.

The Awards Ceremony will be on Tuesday evening Nov. 24th at 7:00. I will send the anouncement in a seperate e-mail.

Thank you for everything. It has been a pleasure working with your sons this year.

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Coach Styer

Michael Kremer sits atop the State's passing leaders.  Great job to Michael as well as the offensive linemen and all of those great receivers that have helped in this great team accomplishment.

  TOP 15 PASSING LEADERS                       

                  (playing a minimum of 4 games)                   

               (ranked by net yards passing average)               

       Player             School       Gms  Att  Cmp  Int  Yds   TD  P-GM 

Michael Kremer      Campbell County      4  166   90    5  1104   8   276 

Ryan Moses          Williamsburg         6  210  118    5  1578  11   263 

Dylan Beger         Central Hardin       5  102   76    5  1261  14   252 

Vincent Davis       North Hardin         5  129   81    2  1165   7   233 

Michael Burchett    Prestonsburg         5  113   74    3  1164  14   233 

Bradley Vincent     Fairdale             5  130   77    5  1154  11   231 

Aaron Schwoebel     Campbellsville       6  165   82    6  1340  10   223 

Ryan Wilson         Dixie Heights        5  154   98    5  1101  10   220 

Jake Russell        Anderson County      5   97   65    1  1093  11   219 

Cameron Looper      Lone Oak             6  137   89    1  1281  12   214 

Alex Mallory        Ballard Memorial     4  119   71    5   838   6   210 

Branden Cresap      Shelby County        5  121   72    1  1041  16   208 

Luke Guhy           Mayfield             6  106   62    5  1234  14   206 

Kyle Todd           Elizabethtown        4  117   71   10   810   6   203 

John logan Dockins  Logan County         4  104   53    5   804   8   201

Riding pass-happy offense this season

By Ryan Ernst • rernst@enquirer.com • October 1, 2009

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Heading into the 2009 season, Campbell County football coach Troy Styer took a look around Northern Kentucky's Class 6A district, where big bruising backs run through holes made by big bruising offensive linemen. Then he looked at his own personnel.

The Camels, he decided, weren't going to line up in the Power I and repeatedly give the ball to 5-foot-5, 135-pound running back Austin "Buzzy" Johnson. Not if they were going to win.

"We had to be a lot more pass-oriented this year," Styer said. "We're not big, so we're trying to take advantage of some things by getting people out in open space. We just thought through the air was our best chance.

"We just don't grow those running backs as big as the rest of them. I don't know what's in the water over there, but it's not over here."

Enter junior signal caller Michael Kremer. At a sturdy 5 feet 11 and 190 pounds, he's like most of his teammates - small for his position. But that hasn't stopped him from putting up big numbers. In his first full season as a starting quarterback, he's leading Northern Kentucky in passing.

Kremer said the moment he heard coaches' new offensive plans - the Camels' typically run four- and five-receiver sets - he was on board.

"I thought it sounded like fun and it was a good idea," he said. "Everyone up here is known for having big, strong guys. We kind of wanted to take those big guys out of the equation and use our quickness."

So far, despite an injury-plagued 2-3 start, the Camels have stuck with the plan: passes, passes and more passes. Johnson, the team's leading rusher, has run for just 45 yards in four games. But he's become a dangerous receiver out of the backfield - catching 19 passes for 255 yards. Five players - Johnson, Nate Geiman, Matt Smith, Corey Cox and Andrew Eshman - have at least 15 catches and at least 175 yards receiving.

The average Northern Kentucky football team throws the ball 19 times a game. Kremer is averaging 40 passes per game.

"There aren't many teams that do it the way we do it," said Smith. "It's tough for other teams to prepare for. We can prepare for them because they're all kind of doing the same thing. We're kind of the oddballs."

Kremer, who has completed 55 percent of his passes, is averaging 259 passing yards per game. He's on pace to finish the regular season with 2,590 passing yards. No area quarterback has thrown for that many yards in the regular season since Highlands standout Gino Guidugli put up 3,067 yards through the first 10 games of the 2000 season.

That's a pretty lofty pace, especially for a quarterback who is just now entering the toughest part of Campbell County's schedule. (The Camels play host to No. 3 Ryle tonight.) But for now Kremer is at the top of the Northern Kentucky passing heap - ahead of more well-known signal callers like Nick West of Conner and Will Bardo of Highlands.

"That feels good, but I throw the ball a lot more than those guys do," Kremer said. "They're great quarterbacks. It just feels nice to have my name mentioned with those guys."

September 28, 2009

September 21, 2009

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1. Michael Kremer, QB, Campbell Co. H.S. - 1299 (36%)
(351 PaYd, 2 PaTD's vs. Roger Bacon)
2. Ryan Quinn, DL, Oak Hills H.S. - 1221 (34%)
(3 sacks, 1 fumble forced vs. Harrison)
3. Zach Abbatiello, RB, La Salle H.S. - 294 (8%)
(15 carries for 103 RuYd, 3 RuTD's vs. CovCath)
4. Miles Simpson, RB, Simon Kenton H.S. - 213 (6%)
(191 RuYd, 5 total TD's vs. Dixie Heights)
5. Jordan Thompson, RB, Lakota West H.S. - 190 (5%)
(21 carries 204 RuYds & 2 RuTDs vs. Lancaster)
6. Preston Brown, FB, Northwest H.S. - 135 (4%)
(13 carries for 249 RuYds, 5 total TD's vs. Amelia)
7. Jared Ward, LB, Shroder Paideia Academy - 120 (3%)
(15 tackles, 2 fumble recoveries vs. Finneytown)
8. Garrett Myers, QB, New Richmond - 49 (1%)
(104 RuYd, 4 total touchdowns vs. Mariemont)
9. Avery Cunningham, CB, Winton Woods H.S. - 34 (1%)
(2 FR & 2 INT, 2 returned for TD's vs. Withrow)
10. Dvontae Bradley, RB, Cooper High School - 11 (1%)
(28 carries 268 RuYd, 2 RuTD's vs. Scott)

In a game that saw momentum shift at a neck-breaking pace, it was fitting that it was decided in the final possession.

Campbell County got the ball back with 4:34 left in the game after Roger Bacon had scored to go up 28-24. Michael Kremer and his offensive proceeded to cruise down the field using their standard no-huddle offense. They ended up getting the ball down inside the five yard line and then needed three attempts before running back TJ Jett scored his second touchdown of the night to put the Camels ahead for good 31-28.

The Camels offense looked calm and efficient on that final drive, but it wasn’t an accident. Coach Troy Styer pointed out after the game that it’s something their team is used to.

“It’s our offense. That’s what we run,” Styer said. “We’re a no huddle football team, so situations like that shouldn’t shake us because that’s what we’re doing all the time.”

The Camels hadn’t trailed in the game since the 2:21 mark in the second quarter, when TJ Jett scored his first touchdown of the game giving his team an 18-14 lead. That score was set up by a momentum changing fumble recovery by the Camel’s Jake Rebholz and then a converted fourth down on a 14-yard pass from Kremer to wide receiver Andrew Eshman.

Kremer and Eshman combined again in the third quarter for a 35-yard touchdown giving the Camels a 24-14 lead. Eshman split time with Kremer at quarterback last season, but coach Styer made the decision to move him to wide receiver this year.

“We just felt we were a better football team having them both on the field,” Styer said. “Michael is a good quarterback and Andrew is a great athlete. We needed a playmaker at receiver.”

Roger Bacon wasted no time in answering though, as they went to their stud receiver Jorian Hudson who outran everyone for a 54-yard touchdown strike with 3:38 left in the third quarter.

Both teams’ defenses then stepped up forcing punts, until the final two scores.

Kremer shouldered almost the entire load offensively as the Camel’s offense was only able to generate nine yards on 25 carries. Kremer finished the game with 351 yards passing and two touchdowns.

Campbell County moved to 1-1 with the win and Roger Bacon’s record also dropped to 1-1.

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August 31, 2009

August 26, 2009

Monday August 24, 2009

Hello Parents,

Thanks for the great support Friday vs. Scott.  It was a great night for football.  My honest assesmment is we probably didn't play as well as we did the week before but I still think it was a great effort.

Post Game Situation.  I have heard lots about the situation after the

game and the players not leaving the stadium as they have for years.

This is not my decision.  I was told this is the way we will do it.

When your boss tells you to do something it is probably a good idea to

listen.  That being said I think we have an opportunity to maybe start

some new traditions.  I am going to tell the players to meet after they

shake hands with the other team in the end zone on the vocational end of the field.  You are more than welcome to meet us down there, listen to the post game comments from coaches, and visit with the players there before we go up and get on the bus.  If the field becomes an issue we can meet on the half moon blacktop area behind the end zone.  Same for away games as far as I'm concerned.  Change is hard.  I played here and the difference was we went into the locker room and met with coach then we could come back out to see parents and friends or go ahead and shower.  But it was still nice to visit after the game.  Maybe the change will meet everyones needs.  I will keep you updated.

Practice Schedule for the Week,

Monday- till 6:00pm

Tuesday- till 5:15pm

Wednesday- till 5:15pm

Thursday- 7:00pm till 8:00pm at CCMS.  We will meet at the field.

Friday- Locker room will open at 5:00pm.  The Bus will leave for the

CCMS at 6:00.  The game time is 7:30pm.

Saturday-  JV Players (Usually those that did not play much varsity)

will need to be at school by 8:30am.  The JV game is at Norwood at

10:00.  Directions will be in another e-mail.  Varsity players will meet

at 8:00am to watch tape and lift.

All players are off on Sunday.

We need a parent to help tape JV games on Saturdays.  We can supply the

equipment if someone would like to volunteer to tape.

Thanks,

Coach Styer

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8/17/09

Just a quick note to say “Thank You”  to Greg Hertzenberg for  the  generous donation of personnel and equipment to thoroughly clean our stadium stands and walkways   .  This was no easy task in the summer heat but your staff worked hard to give the stadium a fresh look!

We are very fortunate to have passionate Camel fans like you and Wendy that are always willing to step up to the plate when it counts most!

Thanks again for everything.

Please pass along our appreciation to Lynlee  Hertzenberg, Paul Guess, Tyler O’Bryan, Adam Franzen, and Tim Samson.

Greg  Rose 

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Hello Everyone,

We need your help with working concessions stands and spiritwear at the home JV and Freshman games. This year we are also going to have concessions for the 2 Scrimmages on Sat, Aug 15 at noon and Friday Aug 21 at 7:30. Having concessions helps raise money for the football team and is when we ask for your help.

Tammy Crowder is the contact for working concessions. We would love to have 5 people work each concession and hopefully we will get enough that you only have to work one game. We already have enough for the Friday scrimmage with Scott but need a few more for next Sat with Ashland.

We need people to sign up for the following games:

JV (Saturdays)

9/19 NCC

9/26 Boone

10/10 Conner

10/17 Cooper

Freshman (Thursdays)

9/17 Dixie

9/24 Highlands

10/15 Ryle

Besides the scrimmages, there are only 7 home game to work concessions and we would love for everyone to pull together to help the team raise money. One thing we are looking at is to get Charter buses to the Clark Cty game for the team. It would cost $2000 to get Charter buses but I would love for us to be able to do this for them.

If you can work one or more of the above games, please let Tammy know asap.

If you would like to sell spiritwear, let me know by replying to this email. We have tshirts and roster ribbons and will have long sleeve shirts and hoodies for the first game. We sell spiritwear before the home varsity games on Fridays and will be selling them at the scrimmages also.

Thanks for your help. The boys are working really hard and they looked great last night at the scrimmage! I'm so proud of them! Thanks for your time.

Terry Styer

We have the following signed up to work the Scrimmages:

Sat Aug 15 11:15

Jan Hartig

Kathy Adams

Susan Miller

Friday Aug 21 6:45

Brenda Sauerbeck

Kim Snowball

Annette Boehm

Sheri Koeninger

Susan Miller

Thanks so much!

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Coach Styer,

  It’s time for “Pride Inside 6” and our annual spruce up of Bob Miller Stadium (The Pyramid).  It's hard to believe that another football season is upon us!

 The Campbell County Football family workday will be held on Saturday, August 1^st from 8:00 AM until 12:00 PM.  In the event of rain, we will use Sunday the 2^nd as an alternate workday (1:00 PM until 5:00 PM).

 The workday format will be similar to year's past.  We will paint, scrape, and give the stadium a general clean-up.  Focus areas will include: painting the front face of the upper stands, surrounding fence, railing areas, wall along the track & goal posts, clean-up of the Press Box, general yard work, and several other touch-up areas.

 Although the CC District will generously be providing the necessary paint & supplies, we will need the following items from our volunteers to complete the project:  extra paint pans, wire brushes, drop cloths, extra paint brushes & rollers, clear outdoor caulk, brooms, shovels, gas trimmers, hoses, power washers, rakes, pruning shears, plastic garbage bags, Windex, paper towels, etc.

 We also have a particular need for 2 (experienced) paint sprayers for the upper stands fence area.

 Last year, we had over 75 volunteers assist with this project.  I know that we will be able to surpass that total this year.  As such, please pass this message along to the CC football family and encourage their attendance.

 Thanks for your assistance with "Pride Inside 6".  Please contact me with any questions or concerns.

 Sincerely,

Greg Rose

 (O) 635.1614

(C) 859.912.1381

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Campbell County Camels – 2009 Preview

Campbell County High School

909 Camel Crossing Way                                 School Phone: (859)635-4161

Alexandria, KY 41001                         School Fax: (859)448-4886

Head Coach: Troy Styer

Alma Mater: University of Dayton (‘78)

22^nd year at CCHS

5th year Head Coach                          

2008 Record:                       5-5 (2-3 District)

Overall:                                 23-18 (12-10 District) – 4 years

School Phone: (859)635-4161 ext. 1137             Football Phone: (859)635-4161 ext. 2175

Cell Phone: (859)802-8168                  Email: troy.styer@campbell.kyschools.us

Assistant Coaches

Offensive Coordinator/QB: Keith Culp                           Defensive Coordinator / LB: Terry Brown

JV Head Coach / DL: Jeremiah Sowards                    DL/Eagles/Bandits: Rob Schultz

RB: Woody Johnson                                                        WR: Steve Bailey   

DB: Doug Miller                                                                 Fr. Offensive Coach: Adam Ritter     

Fr. Head Coach/DC: Justin Fussinger                        Fr. OL: Adnon Platka.                                            

Video: Tom Pogue

Equipment: Woody Johnson

Superintendent: Anthony Strong

Principal: Renee Boots

Assistant Principals: John Hardy, Adam Ritter, Dan Franzen

Athletic Director: Bob Jones

2008 Season Review                                                          

8/29         Tates Creek.                          W            28-14

9/5           OPEN                                                                    

9/12         Boone County*                    L              7-26        

9/19         at Ryle*                                 L              7-13        

9/26         Conner*                                 W            38-14      

10/3         Mason County                     W            49-28      

10/10       Cooper*                                 W            55-6        

10/17       Holmes                   W            41-0        

10/24       at Simon Kenton*                L              7-15                        

10/31       NCC                                       L            24-31       

11/07       at Dixie Heights                    L              7-56        

2009 Season

8/15         Ashland  (Scrim)                  H             12:00

8/21         Scott   (Scrim)                       H             7:30

8/28         Norwood                               H             7:30

9/4           Roger Bacon                         H             7:30

9/11         Covington Catholic             H             7:30

9/18         at NCC                                   A             7:00        

9/25         at Boone County*               A             7:30

10/2         Ryle*                                      H             7:30

10/9         at Conner                               A             7:30        

10/16       at Cooper                               A             7:30        

10/23       Simon Kenton                       H             7:30

10/30       at George Rogers Clark       A             7:30

*--Denotes Class 6A, Region 1, District 6 Opponent

2009 Team Information

Starters Returning: 10

Offensive Starters Returning: 5

Defensive Starters Returning: 6

Key Losses:

Tony Bishop  (Sr.)               6’0           175          WR         (2008) 59 Receptions, 965 yds, 8 TD’s.

Taylor Katt (Sr.)                   6’3           225          OL           Strong, quick, and athletic o-lineman, had great

spring practice, one of the team leaders.

Grant Rose (Sr.)                    5’10”       200          RB/DB    (2008) 4.1 yd rush avg, 9 TD’s, 10 Tackles, 1 INT

Jacob Ilg (Sr.)                        6’0           230          OL/DL  (2008) 29 Tackles, 3 sacks, 3 hurries

Cody Owens (Sr.)                 6’1”         175          LB/P       (2008) 48 Tackles, 2 INT,  4 Sacks; 34.8 punt avg  

Ross Risner (Sr.)                  5’10         200          LB           (2008) 74 Tackles, 6 sacks, 3 QB hurries.

Jimmy Brickler (Sr.)              5”11        180          LB           (2008) 102 Tackles, 3 sacks, 3 QB hurries.

Matt Carrigan (Sr.)               6’2”         185          TE           (2008) 19 catches, 242 yds, 12.7 average, 4 TD’s

Key Returns Offense and Defense

Zak Koeninger (Sr.)             6’2”         230          OL/LB    2 year starter on offense and defense; 59 Tackles, 1

sack, 3 QB Hurries              

Nate Geiman (Jr.)                  6’3           235          RB/LB    (2008)  150 yds rushing, 6.8 yd avg., 34 yds rec., 9

Tackles 

Key Returns Offense

Michael Kramer  (Jr.)           5’10         175          QB          (2008)  560 yds passing, 33 yds rushing,  6 TD’s

Andrew Eshman (Sr.)          6’3”         180          ATH       (2008) 75 Completions, 1131 yds passing, 11 TD’s

                                                                                                103 yds rushing, 1 TD

Austin Johnson  (Sr.)          5’7”         130          RB           (2008) 779 yards rush, 66 yards rec., 3 TD’s

Ryan Steffen (Sr.) 5’10”       170          WR         (2008) 51 yds rec., 25.5 yd. average, 2 TD’s

Key Returns Defense

T.J. Jett (Jr.)                           6’2           230          DE           (2008) 10 Tackles, 1 sack, Quick, physical defensive

end that has the potential  to be a force on the line.

Joe Sauerbeck (Jr.)               6’2”         215          LB           (2008) 25 Tackles, 1 QB Hurry. Started NT for

several games and provided excellent depth. Looks to make move back to linebacker.

Jake Rebholz (Jr.)                 6’1”         170          LB           (2008) 72 Tackles, 2 Sacks, 4 QB Hurries, 2 INT’s Cory Hodge (Jr.)                            5’10                170          DB          (2008) 8 Solo Tackles, 17 Total Tackles, 1 INT

Key Newcomers: Information gathered from off-season program and spring practice. 

Damon Carrier (Sr.)              5’7”         165          RB/LB    Smart, athletic linebacker that is a sure tackler.

Joe Franzen (Jr.)                   6’4           195          TE/DE    Athletic second year player who continues to

improve and will make a great addition to both sides of the ball.

Erich Sinclair (Sr.) 6’2”         185          WR/LB Tall, fast, athletic linebacker with a great instinct for

making plays. Only third year playing football.

Ryan Studer (Sr.)                  5’10         155          WR/DB  Smart, instinctive player with great hands.

C.J. Neyman (Sr.)  6’1           170          WR/DB  Fast receiver with excellent hands. Had a 70 yard

touchdown against Cooper.

Mason Franck (So.)             5’10         230          OL/DL    Smart, strong lineman. Can play multiple positions.

Wrestled Varsity Heavyweight as a freshman.

Colin Friedly (Sr.) 5’9           160          LB           Smart linebacker who can play multiple positions.

Daniel Giancola (Sr.)            6’4           270          OL           Smart third year player has worked hard in the

offseason and looks to crack varsity lineup.  

Andrew Johnson (Jr.)          6’1           190          DE           Fast, strong, athletic lineman that uses his speed to

make plays.

Luke Walarius (Jr.)               6’2           245          OL           Lineman with a lot of potential. Very football smart

and works very hard.

Danny Glasgow (Jr.)            5’9           170          RB           Strong, tenacious runner that rarely falls on the first

hit.

Alex Boehm (Sr.)                  6’2           150          DE           Quick player that uses his smarts. Rarely out of

position.

J.R. Stanley (Jr.)                    6’0           235          OL           Smart, instinctive lineman that can play multiple

positions.

Jared Kramer (Jr.)                 6’1           230          OL           Tough, hard nosed ball player with a great attitude. .

Had a great winter and spring. 

Corey Cox (Jr.)                      6’1           165          ATH.      Smart, athletic player who plays three sports for

CCHS. Was a phenomenal wide receiver for JV last season.

Coy Shepard (Jr.)                5’7           185          LB           Tough, physical linebacker who plays with

intelligence. Rarely out of position. Makes up for his lack of height with effort and tenacity.

Michael Teegarden              6’2           215          LB           Tall, athletic linebacker who plays hard every play.

Blake Byrne                           6’2           225          DE           Transfer from Anderson, OH. Pure speed rusher that

gives 100% effort on every play. Chased down plays from the backside end position during spring.

Matt Ruehl (Jr.)                    6’0           260          NT          Strong, tenacious nose tackle that plays hard every

play and has a motor that won’t stop.

Dan Fraizer (Sr.)                    6’0           230          DL/LB    Hard working second year player looking to make

impact for the defense this year.      

Offensive Outlook

There are numerous holes to fill. The offense is losing two play makers in Grant Rose and Tony Bishop. The offensive line is losing four out of it’s five starters. Evan Martin, Andy Lay, Ilg, and Katt will all need to be replaced. There is quite a bit of talent waiting in the wings and the competition will be fierce. After flirting with numerous types of offenses, the offense is making a switch to “The System”, a spread style of offense.

Defensive Outlook

The defense looked good in their switch from the 4-4 to the 3-3-5. Linebackers Cody Owens, Jimmy Brickler, and Ross Risner will all need to be replaced. Defensive linemen Nick O’Day, Corey Hunley, Ilg, and Tommy Sampson will need to be replaced as well. Like the offense, there are several athletes available and the competition for playing time will be tough. Coach Terry Brown will look to continue with the success from last year and continue the Camels tradition of having a tough, physical defense.

Overall Outlook

The 2008 Camels played well out of the gate, but stumbled and finished the season with a three game losing streak and missing the playoffs. The Camels return a strong JV team that went 10-0 and a promising freshman team that went 9-1. The Camels will have plenty of competition at several positions and should be strong on both sides of the ball. The Camels have put in a very tough offseason and a good spring football season. The 6A district competition will be extremely tough. Overall, the talent level is there, but it’s up to the Camels to take the next step in their quest for success.

SCHOOL PHYSICALS

When:   Tuesday, May 26, 2009

     Where: Starting in CCHS Cafeteria

     Time:   Physicals START at 6:00 pm

                        doors OPEN up at 5:30

     Cost:     $20.00

All physical forms need to be on the standard KHSAA form.

The form can be found www.khsaa.org

Go to:  forms/general forms/GE4-Consent, Permission, & Physical Exam Form

If a parent is unable to attend please send $20, a COMPLETED (front & back) physical form, & a note stating that your son/daughter may receive a physical by the UC doctors

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PURPOSE

This camp was designed in order to help improve young athletes within their football careers.  These athletes will be taught both the techniques needed on the field, as well as the self-discipline needed off the field in order to be successful.  

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2009

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