Showing posts with label high school football. Show all posts
Showing posts with label high school football. Show all posts
Thursday, May 01, 2014
High School Football America radio show - May 1st
On this edition of High School Football America, host Jeff Fisher talks with new Claude High School football coach Duane Toliver. Claude HS is a small high school in the Texas Panhandle with about 1,100 residents.
Also on the show is Chris Salvi, a Chicago high school football coach who is currently playing professional football in Italy for the Torino Giaguari. Salvi, who walked-on at Notre Dame after not being recruited out of high school, is the defensive coordinator for St. Ignatius High School in Chicago.
Friday, April 11, 2014
Thursday, April 10, 2014
High School Football America radio show - April 10, 2014
On this edition of High School Football America, host Jeff Fisher talks with Bailey Kenter, a punter a Layton Christian Academy in Utah. Kenter hails from Australia and has come to America to pursue his dream of playing Division 1 college football. During his junior year, Kenter was one of the top punters in the nation, averaging over 46 yards a punt.
Also on the show is Joey Teichert, one of the founders of Southern Sport that produces the Debris Inhibitor Razur. The TDI Razur keeps crumb rubber from Field Turf out of players' shoes. It also gives you the great look of spatting without the high cost of tape.
Also on the show is Joey Teichert, one of the founders of Southern Sport that produces the Debris Inhibitor Razur. The TDI Razur keeps crumb rubber from Field Turf out of players' shoes. It also gives you the great look of spatting without the high cost of tape.
Wednesday, April 09, 2014
Tuesday, April 08, 2014
Sunday, April 06, 2014
Saturday, April 05, 2014
Thursday, April 03, 2014
High School Football America - April 3, 2014
On this
edition of High School Football America, host Jeff Fisher talks with new
Broken Arrow (Oklahoma) High School head coach David Alexander, who is a
former NFL lineman returning to be the head coach at his alma mater.
Also on the show is Alex Kirby, author of upcoming book Speed Kills: Breaking Down the Chip Kelly Offense. Learn more at lifeafterfootballblog.com
Also on the show is Alex Kirby, author of upcoming book Speed Kills: Breaking Down the Chip Kelly Offense. Learn more at lifeafterfootballblog.com
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2-Minute Drill Podcast - April 3, 2014
On this edition of the High School Football America 2-Minute Drill podcast, Jeff Fisher talks about a Hawaii high school football coach who has stepped-down after two years on the job and a state championship ring. Fisher also tells you about six North Carolina schools getting used gear for their practices from the NFL's Carolina Panthers.
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Wednesday, April 02, 2014
Tuesday, April 01, 2014
Monday, March 31, 2014
Thursday, March 27, 2014
Football Americano - Game 2
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by Chris Salvi
Torino Giaguari, Free Safety
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Outside of football I was able to enjoy some of what
Torino has to offer this week. I visited Reggia della Venaria Reale with head coach Rico Merola
and his family. It is a very large
estate right outside the city limits that was the former property of the Savoy
family.
The Savoy family ruled over this region of Italy for a
greater part of a century. It was
a beautiful home that has hundreds of rooms full of painting and antiques.
Lucky for me everything was in Italian and English, so I was able to learn a
little bit about 14-19th century Northern Italy. It may sound
boring, if it was for a class or from a book, but when you experience it, it
makes it more exciting - my advice, don’t take the class go live it!
The week was up and down for the team; we didn’t have
our best preparation. However, we came out on top with a 45-14 victory over
Naples.
The first half was completely controlled by us. We ran
the ball well and kept their offense shut down. We jumped out to a fast 14-0
lead and continued to keep the game at our tempo. We finished the first half
with a two-minute drill touchdown to send the other team to the locker room
with their heads down.
We came out the second half swinging, Niles went for a 50-yard
reception to the end zone – it was 28-0 early in the third quarter. Although we
gave up a pair of touchdowns on defense, it was good opportunity for most of
the team to get game experience.
The defense played a solid throughout most of the game,
with some let up in the fourth. On
offense it usually increases your chances to win when your running back goes
for over 300 yards of total offense with a pair of touchdowns – it’s safe to
say Niles was the MVP of this game.
This week we face off with the Bologna Warriors,
probably not the strongest team we will face all season. Bologna has a history of winning, so we
know they wont lay down for us. It’s first road game, and I always preferred
road games. I enjoyed getting yelled at by the opposing fans and experiencing a
new atmosphere. Should be another fun challenge for our team.
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Friday, March 14, 2014
2-Minute Drill Podcast - March 14, 2014
by Jeff Fisher
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Here's the lastest 2-Minute Drill podcast that announces the launch of #FistBumpFriday.
Every Friday, High School Football America on Twitter will salute players, coaches and teams that are doing great things off the field. You can tweet us @HSFBamerica and we'll re-tweet your tweet.
On the podcast, we honor Middleburg High School (Florida) head football coach Karl Smeltzer who save a pilot and his passenger after their small plane crashed in Florida on Sunday.
Also on today's podcast, we look at a story from MaxPreps.com's Steve Spiewak who breaks-down the top scoring states in the country during the 2013 season.
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Thursday, March 13, 2014
2-Minute Drill Podcast for March 13, 2014
by Jeff Fisher
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Today's High School Football America 2-Minute Drill podcast looks at the latest from Allen, Texas and a report that says they made need to do a "partial teardown" of the Eagles' 2-year old, $60 million stadium. I also talk about the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association's decision to delay a vote on splitting public and private schools in athletics.
Monday, March 10, 2014
Football Americano - Week 5
by Chris Salvi
Free Safety, Torino Giaguari
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| Chris Salvi's photo from Muzeo Egizio |
Started my week off
with a visit to the Egyptian museum in Torino called Muzeo Egizio. It's actually considered one of the best
in the world.
Lots of interesting things to look at and read about throughout
the museum. Not only was it a good
time, but it only cost 12 Euros ($12.64)...what a deal! Going to one of the museums or
attractions in Chicago usually costs upward of 30 dollars. In case any of you find your
way to Torino, I suggest the Egyptian museum.
On to football...one aspect of football that I want to be involved with here in Italy is that of a returner on special teams. Maybe I wasn’t qualified
for that position at Notre Dame, but I am excited to step up to that role here.
Keep up with our daily podcast - High School Football America's 2-Minute Drill
by Jeff Fisher
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Hope you enjoyed the first week of our new daily podcast.
We start Week 2 with news from Sunday's Nike Football Training Camp in Southern California that saw four more players earn invitations to July's The Opening 2014 at Nike World Headquarters in Oregon. Above you can hear who punched their ticket to Oregon for this year's event that will be held July 5th through the 10th.
Also, on today's podcast, news about a new venue for the 2014 New Hampshire high school football championships.
Don't forget, you can take the 2MD on the go, by subscribing to it on iTunes. Click here to subscribe for free.
Saturday, March 08, 2014
Number of high school football injuries in Texas drops
by Jeff Fisher
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KTBC-TV Fox 7 in Austin is reporting that high school football injuries declined for the third straight year in Texas.
According to a report obtain by the station from the University Interscholastic League, the state's governing body for high school sports, there were 3,200 injuries last year - down from 4,000 in 2012. The UIL says there were 12,000 high school football injuries from 2010 through the 2013 season.
The most common injury was a sprain with concussions being the second most common, but the number of concussion cases also dropped last year. The report does not cover every school in the state.
The report goes on to say that most injuries occurred during games and not in practice and that most injuries didn't require a trip to the hospital.
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KTBC-TV Fox 7 in Austin is reporting that high school football injuries declined for the third straight year in Texas.
According to a report obtain by the station from the University Interscholastic League, the state's governing body for high school sports, there were 3,200 injuries last year - down from 4,000 in 2012. The UIL says there were 12,000 high school football injuries from 2010 through the 2013 season.
The most common injury was a sprain with concussions being the second most common, but the number of concussion cases also dropped last year. The report does not cover every school in the state.
The report goes on to say that most injuries occurred during games and not in practice and that most injuries didn't require a trip to the hospital.
Tuesday, March 04, 2014
Fort Thomas Highlands closes-in on Valdosta on all-time wins list
by Jeff Fisher
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If you listened to today's High School Football America 2-Minute Drill podcast, you know that Parkersburg High School in West Virginia is ready to join the exclusive 800 Win Club. Parkersburg enters 2014 with 799 wins.
Currently there are seven schools in America with 800+ victories, or eight if you go with Easton (Pennsylvania) High School's record-keeping. According to the school, the Red Rovers won #800 last November, however , the NationalFederation of State High School Association’s official record book has Easton at 786 wins entering next season.
Valdosta (Georgia) is still at the top of the list with 882 wins, but second-place Fort Thomas Highlands (Kentucky) closed the margin a bit with a 13 win season in 2013 that leaves the Bluebirds' 27 wins behind Valdosta.
All-Time Victories - through 2013 season
Valdosta (Georgia) 882
Fort Thomas Highlands (Kentucky) 855
Louisville Male (Kentucky) 833
Massillon Washington (Ohio) 830
Mount Carmel (Pennsylvania) 820
Mayfield (Kentucky) 819
Canton McKinley (Ohio) 802
Parkersburg (West Virginia) 799
Easton (Pennsylvania) 786
Muskegon (Michigan) 785
Monday, March 03, 2014
High School Football America begins daily podcasts
by Jeff Fisher
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With all of the success we've had with the Thursday High School Football America radio show, it seems only natural to expand the brand with a daily podcast.
Below you can listen to our first-ever High School Football America 2-Minute Drill. Props to our good friend and now intern Greg Gerber in Wisconsin for suggesting the name.
The idea behind High School Football America’s 2-Minute Drill podcast is to give you up-to-the-minute high school football news daily that you can listen to on your computer or on your mobile device since we're free on iTunes and also on SoundCloud.com.
The High School Football America 2-Minute Drill is brought to you by The Debris Inhibitor Razur. Stop those pesky rubber pellets from Field Turf from getting into your shoes with the TDI Razur that also gives you the great look of spatting without the high cost of tape.
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