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6HEAD COACH

Tom PreaskornSeason: 8th

Tom Preaskorn begins his eighth season as the Alle-gany head football coach, having directed the Campersto 59 wins, 25 losses and a Maryland Class 1A state

hampionship in 2005.His career win total is tied with that of Walter L. Bow-

rs for the fourth highest in school history, while his .702inning percentage is also fifth highest among coachesho have coached at least five years at Allegany. He is

he third-winningest coach in Keyser football history at4-24 .692), giving him a career coaching mark of 113-49or a winning percentage of .698.

The Campers 49-6 win over Hampshire in 2009 washe 100th victory of Preaskorns head coaching career,hile Alcos 41-20 win over Northern that season was

he schools 600th all-time victory.Preaskorn returned from a 10-month tour of duty in Iraq to lead the Campers to the

state playoffs in 2008. All but two of Preaskorns teams have reached the postseason.Preaskorn became the 13th head coach in Allegany history on Monday, Jan. 5, 2004, and

n Saturday, Dec. 10, 2005 the fourth head coach to lead the Campers to a state champi-onship.A 1982 graduate of Allegany and a 1987 graduate of Shepherd University, Preaskornas the head coach at Keyser for seven seasons, leading the Golden Tornado to the Westirginia state playoffs five times.His return to Allegany saw the Campers go 10-3 and advance to the state 1A semifinals.

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ear for the first of two times in his career.The 2006 Allegany team went 9-3 and

advanced to the West Region final, doingthe same in 2008 when Preaskorn returnedfrom the war.

Coach Yrs. W L T Pct.

Jack Gilmore 12 102 34 0 .750Edward Schwarz 13 79 45 6 .637

James Refosco 8 76 11 0 .874Tom Preaskorn 7 59 25 0 .702Walter L. Bowers 11 59 33 9 .641Herman Ball 7 54 13 1 .806Tim Kane 5 40 16 0 .714George Stimmel 6 40 19 0 .678Robert Pence 6 34 21 5 .618Roy Lester 4 23 10 3 .697Tim Foley 1 13 1 0 .929

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Tim Foley

Assistant Coach

A veteran area coach,im Foley is back for hisinth season at Allegany,

serving as the defensiveoordinator after coach-ng at Frankfort andouthern, then at Keysernder head coach Tomreaskorn.In 2007, Foley served as Alleganys inter-

im head coach while Preaskorn served hismilitary obligation in Iraq for the West Vir-ginia Army National Guard and guided theCampers to a 13-1 record and a berth in the

aryland Class 1A state championshipame, being named Area Coach of the Year

y the Dapper Dan Club.Foley has had other head coaching expe-

iences during his career, having been the

ead boys basketball coach and baseballoach at Frankfort, where he was also theong-time defensive coordinator for thealcons.

Scott Bauer

Assistant Coach

Scott Bauer coaches

he varsity quarterbacksnd defensive line. Heuarterbacked the

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Gilmore, and his senior season was AreaOffensive Player of the Year.

Bauer is also the head coach of the Alle-any baseball team.

Jeff Campbell

Assistant Coach

Jeff Campbell coachesthe varsity offensive lineand defensive backs. Heplayed on Alleganysstate championshipteams of 1988 and 1989.

Joe Mullan

AssistantCoach/Trainer

Joe Mullan, first teamAll-Area linebacker (1979)and running back (1980)for Allegany, enters hisseventh year as an assis-tant coach and will coach

the varsity running backsand defensive backs, as well as serve asthe Allegany trainer.

Mullan played on the Campers 1978 and1980 state championship teams and wenton to play at Glenville State.

Anthony Rumgay

Assistant Coach

Anthony Rumgayreturns for his secondseason on the Alleganystaff, having assisted inthe late 1990s, and willcoach varsity offensiveand defensive lines. Rum-gay graduated in 1987 and

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Dave Lancaster

Assistant Coach

Dave Lancaster entershis second season on thellegany staff and will be

the head junior varsitycoach. He played on the1980 state championshipteam under Jim Refoscoand was first team All-

rea and All-City defensive lineman. Healso played semi-pro football.

Bryan Hansel

Assistant Coach

Bryan Hansel is new tothe Allegany staff, buthardly new to Alleganyfootball, having led theCampers to a 14-0 recordand the 2005 Maryland 1Astate championshipunder Tom Preaskorn. Atight and linebacker, Hansel was named

rea Player of the Year his senior seasonand went on to play football and graduatefrom Shepherd University.

Hansel will coach the receivers and line-backers on varsity and assist the jayvee.

Danny Evix

Assistant Coach

Danny Evix, an Alle-gany graduate, is in hissecond season on thecoaching staff and is thehead freshman coach.

Brian Miller

Assistant CoachBrian Miller returns to

the Allegany staff and willcoach the freshman team.Miller previously servedon the Camper staffunder Jack Gilmore,

whom he played for in1988 when he was an All-

City and All-Area end,helping Allegany to a 13-0season and the Maryland2A state championship.

Miller also coaches bas-ketball at Allegany.

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FROM STAFF REPORTS

Allegany won its first two games thenstumbled the rest of the way, going 1-7 toinish with a rare losing season and out of

he playoffs for the second year in a row.

Allegany 24, Southern 21OAKLAND Allegany held off a late

outhern rally in the final minute to defeathe Rams in the season opener for botheams at Rams Stadium.

The Campers saw their 24-14 halftimeead cut to 24-21 in the final minutes on an

83-yard Southern scoring drive, but wereable to run out the clock after Southernsunsuccessful onside kick attempt.

Madison Wolford scored two of Alleganysfour touchdowns, one on a 15-yard run andthe other one covering 65 yards. Wolford ledthe Campers ground game with 122 yards

on 15 carries, while fullback Ryan Morganrushed for 61 yards on nine carries.

Quarterback Carter Imes was 5 for 13passing for 89 yards and a touchdown cover-ing 51 yards to Chris Fram.

Just as it appeared the second half wouldgo scoreless, the Rams stopped theCampers just short of a first down at theSouthern 17 and got back into the game

with a seven-play, 83-yard scoring drive,highlighted by a 43-yard completion toColaw to put the ball on the 10. Two playslater, Sislo scored from five yards out with1:03 left in the game and Wyatt McBees

kick brought the Rams to within 24-21.Southerns onside kick attempt went outof bounds and Allegany took possession andran out the clock.

Allegany 42, MATHS 20CUMBERLAND Tight end Chris

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Fram and quarterback Carter Imes con-nected twice for touchdown passes and the

llegany Campers met little resistance onthe path to their second straight win to

start the season as they handled the Mary-land Academy of Technology and HealthSciences (MATHS) Panthers of Baltimoreat Greenway Avenue Stadium.

Imes was 5-of-6 passing for the Campers,for 114 yards. Ryan Morgan rushed for 67

ards on eight carries.

Mountain Ridge 55, Allegany 20

CUMBERLAND The explosive Moun-tain Ridge Miners scored points quicklyand in almost every way possible in a victo-y over Allegany on a crisp night for theschools first victory in CumberlandsGreenway Avenue Stadium.

Madison Wolford accounted for a bigchunk of the Allegany yards with an 80-

ard run in the first quarter and finished

ith 123 yards on 17 carries. QuarterbackCarter Imes had a 63-yard touchdown passto Calman McKenzie and scored on a one-

ard sneak.Allegany put together a time-consuming

18 play, 74-yard drive that Imes finishedith his one-yard sneak with 1:17 still left

in the half.Strietbeck then connected with Harper

on a 45-yard pass that just missed going for

a touchdown and Logue booted the fieldgoal for the 23-14 lead as the half ended.

The final Allegany score came on a 53-ard pass from Imes to McKenzie with 7:03

left in the third quarter.

Keyser 34, Allegany 0KEYSER, W.Va. After the first 20:51 of

he game went without a point blemishing

he scoreboard, Keyser unleashed a 34-oint onslaught to dust off Allegany atlumni Field at Tornado Alley, handing the

Campers their first shutout since lateovember 2004 when Joppatowne defeat-

d Allegany, 30-0, in a Maryland Class 1Asemifinal.

Keyser used a variety of ballcarriers andvariety of receivers in piling up 434 yards

f total offense, most notably BrandonClay, who caught six passes for 118 yards

nd a touchdown. Quarterback Cody Ever-sole completed 7 of 12 passes for 152 yards

ith two touchdowns and no interceptions.The Golden Tornado rushed for 282

ards, led by Jamison Jones with 76 yardsn six carries, J.R. Flint with 69 yards on 14arries, scoring a touchdown on theround and on a pass, and Danny Fife who

ushed for 55 yards and a touchdown on 16arries.

The Campers accounted for just 161yards of offense.

St. Albans 28, Allegany 10CUMBERLAND The St. Albans o

Washington, D.C. defense held Allegany toonly 33 yards total offense as the Bulldogstook a 13-0 lead in the first half and theoffense came up with big plays to hold ofthe Campers comeback attempt to comeaway with a victory in front of a sparsecrowd Greenway Avenue Stadium.

It was the third straight loss for the

Campers.Junior quarterback Mike McCurdy com-

pleted 6-of-12 passes for 122 yards and alsoran for 86 yards and a pair of touchdownsas St. Albans lifted its record to 4-1 with itsfourth straight victory.

Charles Cato carried the ball 14 times for91 yards and scored the other two touch-downs. The Bulldogs had 188 yards on the

ground and did a good job of controlling theball by taking off most the 25 seconds sec-ond on the time clock on almost every play.

Finding something that wasnt there inthe first half, the Campers went the 98 yardson 13 plays behind some tough running by

junior Madison Wolford, who finished with84 yards on 15 carries.

Carter Imes completed a 26-yard pass toChristian Thomas and went over on a one-

yard sneak on the first play of the fourthquarter. After a St. Albans penalty on afailed kick attempt, Wolford scored twopoints to cut the lead to 13-8.

Ryan Morgan, who had an outstandinggame on defense for the Campers, brokethrough to sack McCurdy twice for a pair o12-yard losses that had the Bulldogs backedup at their own two. The punter then

stepped out of the end zone for a safety with4:03 left.St. Albans is a really good team funda-

mentally and well-coached, said Alleganycoach Tom Preaskorn. We played better inthe second half in getting it to 13-8, but theymade the big plays. We improved but arenot playing very intelligently. We have somebig games ahead and have just keep plug-ging to improve.

Allegany 57, Frankfort 36CUMBERLAND Christian Thomas

and Ryan Morgan scored three touchdownsand Calman McKenzie caught a pair of TDpasses from Carter Imes as Alleganysnapped a three-game skid with a 21-point

victory over Frankfort on a warm, calm andrather defenseless night at Greenway

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gan had 15 carries for 104 yards and Imescompleted 8 of 14 passes for 148 yards forthe Campers (3-3). McKenzie had fourcatches for 80 yards.

Cole Smith had a 99-yard kickoff returnfor a touchdown, Jeremy Leedom ran 14times for 77 yards and a pair of touchdowns,and Damian Morgan and Ben Watson alsoscored for Frankfort (0-6).

Even the defenses had rather offensiveperformances. Allegany had scored 10points in its last two games. Frankfort aver-aged 10 points per game in its first fivegames.

Together, they combined for 93 pointsand, unofficially, 875 yards of offense

Allegany had 568 of the yards, 420 on theground and 148 in the air. Frankfort rushedfor 243 and finished with 307, and also gotseveral big kick returns, including a 99-yardkickoff return for a touchdown by ColeSmith.

Weve been working on this all year. We

knew we had some weapons out there andit just finally clicked, said Allegany coachTom Preaskorn of his offense. We got allthe pieces of the puzzle together tonight.

Carter Imes really stepped up, CalmanMcKenzie stepped up and when MadisonWolford got hurt, Christian Thomas came inand played a heck of a ball game, Preasko-rn added. The offensive line performedwell. We knew we had the capabilities.Great group of kids who work hard. Theydidnt quit and they deserve this win.

Allegany scored on 58- and nine-yardtouchdown runs and a 27-yard TD passfrom Imes to McKenzie for a 21-0 lead afterthe first eight minutes.

Calvert 28, Allegany 20CUMBERLAND The Allegany

Campers took a chance by going for twopoints in an attempt to take the lead late inthe game. The attempt failed, but it likelydidnt matter in the end as Calvert quarter-back Jermaine Hunter broke off a 61-yard

touchdown run with 1:53 left in the game togive the Cavaliers a win at Greenway

Avenue Stadium.Hunter also scored on a 90-yard touch-

down run in the first quarter to finish with167 yards on 11 carries. In all, the Cava-liers (3-4) rushed for 311 yards on 37 car-ries in finishing with 327 yards of offense.

The Campers (3-4), who were playingwithout their leading ballcarrier, injuredMadison Wolford, used methodical scoringdrives to stay in the game after fallingbehind 14-0 in the first quarter and had abig game from junior wide receiver Cal-man McKenzie, who caught five passes for66 yards and a touchdown and rushed for48 yards on three carries. He also inter-cepted a pass on defense.

Quarterback Carter Imes completed 7 o13 passes for 91 yards and a touchdown.

After the teams exchanged fumbles tostart the second half, the Cavaliers puttogether an eight-play, 64-yard scoring

drive, putting together a pair of first downsbefore Hunter found Cody Cisco for the 31-

yard touchdown pass, with Hayes kickmaking it 21-7.

The Campers then took over at their 32and put together a 12-play scoring drive otheir own to get right back in it. McKenziepicked up 33 yards on a reverse, Morgan 15on the following play and Imes six on a

keeper to put the ball on the Calvert 11.After Imes picked up a first on fourth-and-one from the two, Morgan barrelledover the right side for the touchdown at11:56 of the fourth, with Frams kick mak-ing it 21-14.

The drive covered 68 yards and ate 5:48of clock.

Allegany then forced a three-and-out,thanks to two big stops by Morgan, forcing

Calvert to punt from its 17, with Alleganytaking over at the Cavaliers 40.

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After Morgan picked up five on firstdown, Thomas swept the right side for the

touchdown from six yards out with 4:59 leftin the game. to cap the 10-play, 40-yardscoring drive.

Allegany then went for the win, going fortwo points, with Imes handing to HadenBosley and Bosley pitching back to Imes.Imes pass into the end zone, however, fellincomplete.

We have a pretty good two-point play,

said Allegany head coach Tom Preaskorn.Weve used it in the past and its never notorked, but tonight we ran a wrong route.We had the momentum at that point

and I just felt it was the best time to try togo up on them.

Northern 41, Allegany 12ACCIDENT Northern scored on a longun on its very first play from scrimmage,

nd the Huskies jammed the ball down Alle-anys throat all evening to pick up their

irst-ever win over the Campers in Accident.Josh Mason and Alex Baker combined for

ver 360 rushing yards and scored four ofortherns six touchdowns, while the Alle-any passing game was non-existent and

the running game wasnt consistent enoughas the Huskies improved to 4-4 and theCampers fell to 3-5.

Things continued to collapse for the

Campers when Rodeheaver stepped infront of a Carter Imes pass and went 15

yards for another Northern touchdown,making it 34-6 for the Huskies. Besides thepick-six, Rodeheaver tied for a team-higheight tackles.

The Campers couldnt complete one passall night, going 0-for-11, with numerousdropped passes and missed receivers alongthe way.

Allegany got back into the end zone with8:46 on the clock in the fourth quarter whenWolford finished a 24-yard drive with a runof five yards, cutting the lead to 34-12.

The Campers recovered the ensuingonsides kick, but turned the ball over ondowns four plays later.

Allegany was able to run for 203 yards,but 67 of those came on the first play from

scrimmage, and the team had troublestringing runs together to sustain drives.

Chestnut Ridge 49, Allegany 28CUMBERLAND A year after scoring

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responsible for six touchdowns and 350ards as Chestnut Ridge pulled away fromllegany in the second half of a win at

Greenway Avenue Stadium.

Tied 21-21 at halftime, the Lionsutscored the Campers 28-7 in the secondalf to improve to 6-3. Hengst ran in fourouchdowns while gaining 201 yards on theround, and threw two touchdowns whileassing for 149 yards. Allegany was held to78 yards.Ryan Morgan led all Allegany rushers by

gaining 145 yards on 14 carries.Allegany had trouble getting the Lions

off the field as Chestnut Ridge gained 28first downs (20 rushing, eight passing),

hile the Campers picked up a total of 12.

Fort Hill 50, Allegany 7CUMBERLAND The Clay brothers

an wild, the defense came up big and theort Hill Sentinels, a bit nervous in thearly going, beat Allegany in a Homecom-

ng landslide on a sunny Saturday after-noon at Greenway Avenue Stadium.

Garrett Clay and Dylan Clay combinedor five touchdowns and more than 300ards rushing as the Sentinels posted aaryland public school record 14th 10-0

egular season. Fort Hill, which has won

five of the last six meetings, leads the all-time series 49-32-4.

Garrett Clay ran nine times for 155 yardsand three touchdowns, while Dylan Clay ran

seven times for 153 yards and two scores.Ryan Briner and Lance Fullwood had shorttouchdown runs, with Briners coming onthe second play of the game.

Garrett Clays 86-yard touchdown run inthe third quarter set a record for the longestrun in Homecoming game history, breakingthe previous record of 75 set by AlleganysEric Taylor in 1979, and Allegany widereceiver Calmon McKenzie tied a Home-

coming record with five receptions.Allegany (3-7) fumbled the opening kick-

off, which was recovered by Fort Hills Mar-cus Lee at the 15, and Briner covered thedistance in two plays, scoring just 30 sec-onds into the game.

The poor start didnt faze the Campers,however, who put together a terrific 14-play,63-yard drive, converting a pair of fourth-down plays, with Christian Thomas scoringon a fourth-and-one.

The drive ate up 6:52 of the clock and tiedthe game 7-7 with 4:38 left in the quarter.

Ryan Morgan ran 17 times for 57 yardsand Imes ran 14 times for 55 yards for Alle-gany. McKenzie had five catches for 42

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le to tell the Allegany Campers the pastwo football seasons arent exactly what theoctor orders at Campobello. In fact, dontake the trouble to say, frankly, that 12 loss-s in the past 20 games just will not do.hile youre at it, dont even bother telling

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game and compete and finish. They haveto know they wont be handed anything.

Despite not having a returning first-team Times-News All-Area player for the

first time since the all-star team was estab-lished in 1976 (Ryan Morgan was second-team linebacker and honorable mentionrunning back last season), the Campers doreturn an experienced nucleus an expe-rienced nucleus with talent and a juniorclass that has experienced success at thefreshman and junior varsity levels.

I think we have all the pieces of the puz-

zle, Preaskorn said. We just have to putthat puzzle together, and we slowly are put-ting it together.

Slowly, in part, because of the loss inpractice time due to the state of Mary-lands first-year preseason-practice heatacclimatization policies.

With the limited practice time wevehad because of the heat restrictions, were

a little behind, Preaskorn said, but werefortunate to have experienced players toork with.Experienced players whom Preaskorn

says, have worked really hard in theeight room during the offseason. They

come out motivated ready to listen and

learn.Which is a good thing in the veteran

head coachs eyes since the Allegany play-ers have taken the vow and chugged the

kool-aid to make it personal this season.What I like is the competition on the

practice field, Preaskorn said. We havesome players who have been two-yearstarters, but theyre being pushed by the

junior class. There are a lot of skill kids andgood athletes, but were not handing any-thing out. Theyre going to have to earn it.Theyre going to have to compete, and theyare.

Returning at quarter-back is Carter Imes (6-foot-1, 200 pounds, Sr.),

who last year completed45 of 110 passes for 735

yards, eight touchdownsand eight interceptions.He also rushed for 190

yards on 69 carries, scor-

ing a pair of touchdowns.Carter is a fantastickid to coach, said

Preaskorn. Hes everything coaches lookfor. Hes dedicated himself to the weightroom, and he does the little extras to makehimself better. You could have seen him

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any day this summer at the stadium work-ng and preparing for the season.

Hes a super kid, hes very coachablend we expect big things from him. Hes a

hree-year starter, but hes being pushedy Trenton Eirich. Trenton is doing a fineob for us at quarterback.

Eirich (5-11, 157, Jr.)was the starting quarter-back on Alleganys junior

varsity team last season.At halfback for the

Campers will be Chris-

tian Thomas (6-0, 170, Sr.)and Madison Wolford (5-10, 184, Sr.), both of whomstarted last year, along

with Dalton Golliday (5-9.,165, Jr.) and Brady Hille-

as (5-9, 145, Jr.).Theres a lot of com-

etition there, Preasko-n said of his halfbacks,

and I think competitioncreates better players.

ny four of them couldstart for us at halfback.

Thomas rushed for 412ards on 63 carries as aunior, scoring seven

touchdowns. He also caught five passes for72 yards.

You can say the same thing about Chris-

tian as you do about Carter. You couldntask for a better kid. Hes positive, heresponds well and hes just a great teamplayer. Hes a player who can make theplays for us.

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Wolford was the leadingrusher for Allegany last

year, in eight games pick-ing up 580 yards on 89 car-ries, scoring five touch-downs. He caught threepasses for 52 yards andled the team in all-pur-pose yards with 854.

Battling for the startingfullback position are

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on two carries in fivegames.

At tight end is ChrisFram (5-10, 188, Sr.), whoPreaskorn says is beingpushed by Colton Sivic (6-1, 180, Jr.). Fram caughteight passes last year for175 yards and four touch-downs.

The Campers are bigup front, beginning with

starting tackles Antonio

Destefano (6-1, 273, Sr.)and William Tevis (6-0,323, Sr.), who gave FortHill fits in the first half ofthe Homecoming Gamelast year, lining up in thebackfield as an enormousblocking back in anattempt to negate theSentinels speed advan-

tage by running directlyat it.Cameron Shaffer (5-11,

221, Jr.) is also working attackle, as is GarrettMaiers (6-1, 294, Sr.).

Unfortunately, saidPreaskorn, Garretttwisted his ankle, but

when he comes back hewill fight for the tackleposition and maybe moveone of the other (tackles)down at guard.

The starting guards are Garrett Bit-tinger (5-9, 173, Sr.) and Aniellio Destefano(6-0, 178, Sr.).

At split end are Hayden Bosley (5-11, 155,Sr.) and Ryan Murphy (5-11, 150, Sr.). Out of

the backfield last year, Bosley rushed for 45ards and two touchdowns on 21 carries.We have a lot of speed on this team,

said Preaskorn, more speed than in thepast. Our offensive line is big up front and

well rely on Cartersexperience to mix the ballup with the pass.

If anything, Id saywhat sticks out about usoffensively would be bal-ance. We have good quali-ty running backs andgood balance to takeaway a lot of keys.

Defensively, Preaskornsays, I like the waytheyre moving to thefootball. Theyre hustling.They bring good quick-

ness in the secondary andat linebacker. Weve got anice mixture of size andquickness up front as

well.At inside linebacker are

Kirk Robinette (6-1, 164,So.), Shockey and Casey McCagh (5-11,190, Sr.). The outside linebackers are

Thomas and Sivic, who are also being chal-lenged by Wolford and Hillegas.At one defensive end is Aniellio Deste-

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We have a lot of speed onthis team, more speed than

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pass.Tom Preaskorn

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Allegany head coach


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interceptions. ReidLawson (5-10, 193,Sr.) and DaneWhiteman (5-9, 175,

Jr.) are also in themix at end.

Battling for timet tackle are Anto-io Destefano, thehird-leading tack-er on the team lastear, Brett Fuzie (5-

11, 232, Jr.), Tevis

nd Maiers.The cornerbacksre Darion Lopez

(5-8, 144, Jr.),osley and Eirich.ordan Shook (5-11,

165, Jr.) is the safe-y.

Handling theunting, kickoffs

nd extra points again will be Fram, wholast year kicked 13 extra points.

During this offseason, despite the cut-back in practice time, Preaskorn has seenenough of what his Campers can do toknow he likes what he sees.

This is probably the most balanced

teamweve had, he said, and thats what I likeabout it. I like our speed and versatility.Were balanced. Weve got talent here; wehave to learn to play as a team.

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Winning is contagious and so islosing, said Preaskorn. We have toget the attitude straightened out. We

have to get senior leadership, wehave to get the proper mindset. Andif the senior leadership comesthrough, we can have a great sea-son.

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