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Founded: 1968

Enrollment: 1,600

Location: Quincy, CA

Athletic Affiliation: California Community College Athletic Association

(CCCAA)

Conference: Northern California Football Conference, Nor-Cal Division

Intercollegiate Athletic Programs: 11

Mascot: Golden Eagles

Colors: Green & Gold

President: Dr. Kevin Trutna

Dean of Instruction: Dr. Derek Lerch

Athletic Director: Merle Trueblood

Head Athletic Trainer: Juan Nunez

Stadium Capacity: 1,000

Surface: Grass

Basic Offense: Spread Option

Basic Defense: 4-2-5

History

Inaugural Season: 2001

Bowl Games:

2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008

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RECRUITING MANUAL 2019

STUDENT CHECKLIST

APPLY TO FEATHER RIVER COLLEGE

Apply at: www.frc.edu

You will receive a 900# (User ID) through an email and can now access MyFRC portal

MyFRC can be accessed by way of 900# (User ID) and DOB (Pin)

Apply for term: Summer 2019

Contact Coach Goulet with your 900# once you receive it through email

COMPLETE FAFSA

Apply at: http://www.frc.edu/financialaid/apply-now.cfm

Check email in 7-10 days for see if aid has been processed

Must access MyFRC portal to see if additional paperwork is needed and EFC

Once in portal, complete Authorization to Pay (2 questions)

Feather River College code: 008597 (include in FAFSA application)

Apply for term: Summer 2019

Will need your parents’ 2017 tax information

For assistance: Call 530-283-0202 x356 or x298 with any questions or email [email protected]

HOUSING

Fill out housing application plus $50 application fee

Form can be found at: http://www.frc.edu/housing/Student-Housing-Forms.cfm

Print – Scan – Email application to Coach Goulet ([email protected])

Call 530-283-0202 x292 or x222 to pay fees over the phone

NEEDS TO BE DONE ASAP TO RESERVE SPOT

$400 housing deposit + $100 camp housing fee (Total $500) must be paid prior to arrival

TRANSCRIPTS

Email Coach Goulet your high school transcripts (unofficial is fine)

Transcripts are reviewed and used as a measurement for class placement

FOOTBALL

Camp report date: July 24 (8am-2pm)

Purchase 2019 ‘Spirt Pack’ – check football website for details

Lift and stay in shape!

FRC FOOTBALL CONTACT INFO

Head Coach – Nick Goulet

Office Phone – 530-283-0202 x326

Email – [email protected]

http://www.frc.edu/financialaid/apply-now.cfm

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.frc.edu/housing/Student-Housing-Forms.cfm



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NATIONAL TRENDS: 45% of college bound high school students are choosing to begin their

education at community colleges. This number has been on the rise since 2010.

AVERAGE COST: Affordability is a benefit to choosing community college. The average tuition

cost per year is $1,600 (CA resident) and $9,500 (out-of-state resident) at Feather River College. Comparing

that to the average public four-year cost of $12,000 and private four-year cost of $31,000 under similar

academic loads. It is obvious why enrollment in community colleges is increasing by the year.

Financial assistance: Just like any other college or university, there are several

opportunities for financial aid. We offer grants, as well as loans to cover the cost of schooling. In addition,

California residents attending college will be granted a tuition waiver through the California College Promise

Grant.

TUITION*/FEES* PER CREDIT SEMESTER YEAR

CA RESIDENT $46 $825 $1,651

NON-RESIDENT $281 $4,820 $9,641

*AMOUNTS FOR SEMESTER/YEAR ARE BASED ON 17 CREDIT HOURS, PLUS HEALTH AND

TRANSIT FEES

STUDENT HOUSING** SEMESTER YEAR

RESIDENCE HALL $2,728 $5,456

**AMOUNTS FOR SEMESTER/YEAR ARE BASED ON SHARED 1BR UNIT INCLUDING $50

APPLICATION FEE AND $400 DEPOSIT. SHARED 2BR UNITS AND TRIPLE OCCUPANCY LOWERS RATE.

FINANCIAL AID*** SEMESTER YEAR

PELL GRANT $3,047 $6,095

FAFSA SUBSIDIZED/UNSUBSIDIZED $2,750 $5,500

CA COLLEGE PROMISE GRANT TUITION TUITION

***NON-RESIDENTS WILL NEED TO APPLY FOR “PARENT PLUS” LOAN TO COVER REMAINING

BALANCE.

TOTAL COST**** SEMESTER YEAR

CA RESIDENT $3,553 $7,106

NON-RESIDENT $7,548 $15,096

****VARIOUS FACTORS INFLUENCE AMOUNTS AND ARE ESTIMATIONS BASED ON FIXED CRITERIA.

Feather River cost



MISSION STATEMENT:

The Feather River Football Program shares a vested interest in accomplishing two distinct

goals: 1.) To build a MAN who is responsible for himself and the wellbeing of others 2.)

To see you graduate from Feather River College with an AA degree and transfer to a 4

year college/university.

Our football program strives for success on and off the field. Our student-athletes

are expected to take an active role in their success in the classroom. As a staff we will

help each individual achieve this by providing ample support in their pursuit of

success.

OUR ATHLETES ARE PROVIDED THE FOLLOWING RESOURCES TO

MONITOR AND ASSIST IN THEIR SUCCESS:

ATHLETIC ADVISOR: Our academic advisor within the football program will gather relevant

academic information and build a portfolio on each student-athlete, assessing his needs prior to class

registration. Class history, transfer hours, NCAA eligibility guidelines and degree checks are all incorporated.

MANDATORY STUDY HALL: A model employed throughout the athletic department,

each student-athlete is required to attend 3 hours of monitored study hall a week administered by the coaching

staff.

TUTORING: Free to students, the Learning Resource Center and TRiO Program ensure our student-

athletes have the necessary resources for academic success. Our academic support staff will arrange for tutoring

and provide student-athletes with course specific instruction in needed areas.

GRADE CHECKS: Twice per semester, athletes are required to complete a grade check for all their

classes. This is submitted to our academic advisors and they are able to identify classes in need of improvement.

COMMUNICATION W/ INSTRUCTORS: We have developed and maintained

strong relationships with all instructors. The instructors help notify us when any issues may arise so our

academic team can address areas of concern. Small class sizes also help ensure academic success.

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Name:

Degree:

Contact Info.

Counselor/Advisor:

Transferring to:

Goal: General Ed:

Semester: Year: 2019 Semester: Year: 2019 Semester: Year: 2020

Course Units GE Major Elect Course Units GE Major Elect Course Units GE Major Elect

Elective 3.0 Engl ish 101 (A) 3.0 Engl ish 103 (A) 3.0

Elective 3.0 Biology (B) 4.0 Math 110 (B) 4.0

Footbal l 0.5 Arts/Human. (C) 3.0 American Inst. (E) 3.0

Socia l Science (D) 3.0 Major 3.0

Footbal l 5.0 Footbal l 5.0

Tota l Units : 6.5 Tota l Units : 18.0 Tota l Units : 18.0

Degree Units : Degree Units : Degree Units :

Transfer Units : Transfer Units : Transfer Units :

Semester: Year: 2020 Semester: Year: 2021 Semester: Year: 2021

Course Units GE Major Elect Course Units GE Major Elect Course Units GE Major Elect

Major 3.0 Major 3.0

Elective 3.0 Major 3.0

Footbal l 0.5 Elective 3.0

Elective 3.0

Foootbal l 5.0

Tota l Units : 6.5 Tota l Units : 17.0 Tota l Units : 0.0

Degree Units : Degree Units Degree Units

Transfer Units : Transfer Units : Transfer Units :

Total Ed Plan Units:

Total Degree Units:

Total Transfer Units:

General Studies

Fall

Program:

Student Educational Plan (SEP)

Math:

English:

Summer

Summer Fall Spring

SID#:

Date:

Joe Player

0.0

Date:Student Signature:

Counselor/Advisor Signature: Date:

Comments: 66.0

0.0

None

Spring



Head Football Coach

Coach Goulet came to Feather River College prior to the

2017 season. In two seasons, he has guided the Feather

River Football program from the worst in the state to a level

of respectability. The Bay Area native, who is also a product

of the California junior college system, is entering his thritenth season at the college level and

fiftenth overall.

Since Goulet’s arrival, FRC has seen its win total increase in each season following a winless

campaign in 2016. In 2018, Feather River won a home contest for the first time in three years

when they beat College of Sequoias 41-6 to open the season. In that time, ten players have been

named All Nor-Call Conference players and all seventeen sophomores received scholarship

offers concluding the 2017 season.

Prior to coming to Quincy, Coach Goulet was the Offensive Coordinator at Chabot College in

Hayward, CA for ten seasons. While at Chabot, the team set 30 offensive records, won 5

Conference Championships, had 6 bowl game appearances, was the 2013 Central Division

Champions, and participated in the 2014 and 2015 CCCAA State Playoffs. Coach Goulet’s

2015 scoring offense was ranked #2 in the state with 48 PPG and #4 offense overall (471 YPG).

He’s coached 7 All Conference Quarterbacks, 4 Conference MVP’s, and 3 All State

Quarterbacks.

Goulet’s playing career began at Chabot College and then transferred to Mayville State

Universtiy in North Dakota where he was a two year starter, team captain, and a two time

Academic All Conference player. At Mayville, he received a Bachelor of Science degree as a

double major in Physical Education and Sport Management. Goulet also earned his Master of

Arts in Kinesiology from Saint Mary’s College in Moraga, CA.

Goulet resides in Graeagle with his wife Barbara and their daughter Adrian.

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ROSTER

THE FEATHER RIVER FOOTBALL PROGRAM HAD OVER 100 GOLDEN EAGLES FROM 18 DIFFERENT STATES IN 2018.

THE FOUNDATION OF THE PROGRAM ARE THE ATHLETES FROM CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA. THUS, IT IS

IMPORTANT THAT WE GET THE BEST ATHLETES FROM THOSE STATES. HOWEVER, RECRUITING THE TOP TALENT

FROM ACROSS THE NATION AS WELL WILL ENSURE THAT YOU ARE COMPETING AGAINST TOP ATHLETES FROM

AROUND THE COUNTRY. THIS WILL HELP DRIVE PLAYER DEVELOPMENT AS WELL AS RECRUITMENT.

2018 ROSTER = 102 PLAYERS

CALIFORNIA / NEVADA = 52 PLAYERS

16 REMAINING STATES = 50 PLAYERS



American River College

Sacramento, CA

Butte College

Oroville, CA

Shasta College

Redding, CA

Sierra College

Rocklin, CA

College of the Siskiyous

Weed, CA

California Community College football is the most competitive in the country. Nearly every

year, the California state champion is named either national or co-national champion by

various media and associated press. Within the CCCAA, the Nor-Cal Division is widely

regarded as the toughest in the state. It is one of the only conference in Northern California

to have multiple teams participate in the state playoffs in multiple years. Feather River has

been an active member of the Nor-Cal Division since its inception and looks to continue its

run of fierce competition against some of the state’s elite. As we build for the future, we look

to make an impact in the state of California and the California Community College Athletic

Association.

FEATHER RIVER COLLEGE GOLDEN EAGLES

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DEFENSE

#45 – KEYSHAWN DOUGLAS – DEFENSIVE LINE

#9 – HUNTER ADDISON – DEFENSIVE LINE

OFFENSE

#68 - HUNTER NOBBS – OFFENSIVE LINE

OFFENSE

#95 – JOSE ARAIZA – PUNTER



ENSE

WHY ARE YOU AT FEATHER RIVER?

PLAYERS TYPICALLY FALL INTO THREE CATAGORIES:

PROSPECT IS NOT ACADEMICALLY ELIGIBLE TO ATTEND A FOUR-YEAR

INSTITUTION.

PROSPECT WAS OVERLOOKED OUT OF HIGH SCHOOL BY FOUR-YEAR

SCHOOLS DUE TO LACK OF SIZE, SPEED, OR EXPOSURE.

PROSPECT HAS AN OFFER, BUT FEELS THEY CAN PLAY AT A HIGHER

LEVEL THAN WHAT THEY’RE BEING RECRUITED.

HOW DO FRC PLAYERS GET EXPOSURE?

WE WORK TIRELESSLY TO ENSURE THAT OUR ATHLETES GET THE

NECESSARY EXPOSURE NEEDED WITH THE INTENT TO PLACE PLAYERS

AT FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS!

ATHLETES ARE ASSISTED IN MAKING HIGHLIGHT FILMS AND LINKS

ARE SENT TO FOUR-YEAR SCHOOLS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.

EVERY FOUR-YEAR UNIVERSITY IN THE NATION WILL RECEIVE A

FEATHER RIVER PROSPECT SHEET WITH HIGHLIGHT LINKS. THE

PROSPECT SHEET INCLUDES: ALL RELEVENT FOOTBALL

INFORMATION, CONTACT INFORMATION, ELIGIBILITY STATUS, AND

COMMENTS.

THIS CREATES EASY ACCESS TO ALL OF OUR ATHLETES THAT FOUR-

YEAR COACHES APPRECIATE.

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2016 - 2018 TRANSFERS

DIVISION I TRANSFERS

PAST 5 YEARS

(2013-2018)

JAN-PHILLIP BOMBEK

COLORADO STATE (D-I)

DL

JIBREEL HAZLY

FLORIDA A&M (D-I)

LB

HOUSTON BARNES

PORTLAND STATE (D-I)

LB

KAL-EL WILLIAMS

MISS. VALLEY (D-I)

LB

In the past two years since Coach Goulet and his staff have been in Quincy, the FRC Football program has

seen numerous student athletes transfer to every division in college football. This placement success is a

testament to both athletic and academic accomplishments. Immediately following the 2017 season, six

FRC players signed athletic scholarships to DI and DII institutions during the early signing period and will

begin attending school in January. Below are some of the DI/DII transfers during the last calendar year.

DANIEL LINDSEY CHARLESTON SOUTHERN (D-I)

RB

ANTONIO WABANIMKEE

SIOUX FALLS (D-II)

LB

DAKARAI HAMILTON

HUMBOLDT STATE (D-II)

DB

JAIME TAYLOR NW MISSOURI ST (D-II)

WR

OSCEE CALHOUN

QUINCY (D-II)

RB

JAMAHL REESE

SO. NAZARENE (D-II)

OL

NATE WOODS

BEMIDJI ST (D-II)

DB

DANIEL GARCES

E. NEW MEXICO (D-II)

DL

UNIVERSITY

OF SAN DIEGO

SOUTHERN OREGON UNIV.

(NAIA NAT’L CHAMPS)

EASTERN ILLINOIS

UNIVERSITY EAST TENNESSEE

STATE UNIVERSITY

NORTHERN ILLINOIS

UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY

OF TENNESSEE

UTAH STATE

UNIVERSITY

WASHINGTON

STATE UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY OF

NEVADA-RENO

GEORGIA SOUTHERN

UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY

OF MEMPHIS

UNIVERSITY OF

NORTH DAKOTA

WESLEY JEFFRIES

NORTH DAKOTA (D-I)

OL



CAMPUS LIFE

NESTLED IN THE PLUMAS NATIONAL FOREST, FEATHER RIVER COLLEGE PROVIDES A UNIQUE EXPERIENCE FOR

COLLEGE STUDENTS. THE 256-ACRE CAMPUS IS HOME TO BEAUTIFUL WILDLIFE AND LANDSCAPE. THIS TIGHT

KNIT COMMUNITY AND CAMPUS IS ONE THAT STUDENT ATHLETES FIND BOTH INVITING AND RESOURCEFUL AS

THEY NAVIGATE THEIR FIRST YEARS OF COLLEGE.

.

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STUDENT HOUSING

ONE OF FEW CALIFORNIA JUNIOR COLLEGES THAT OFFERS STUDENT HOUSING ON CAMPUS, FRC CAN ACCOMMODATE THE

NEEDS OF STUDENT-ATHLETES FROM OUT OF THE AREA. ALL OF OUR ATHLETES LIVE IN TWO OF OUR THREE HOUSING

OPTIONS; EITHER MAIN CAMPUS OR THE PINES.

‘MAIN CAMPUS’ PROVIDES ONE AND TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT STYLE DORMS WITH FULL BATHROOM AND KITCHEN IN

EACH UNIT. THE ‘PINES’ DORM FACILITY HOUSES TRADITIONAL STYLE DORM ROOMS, BUT IS THE NEWER OF THE TWO

FACILITIES OPENING FOR STUDENT HOUSING IN THE FALL OF 2017. THE ‘PINES’ IS LOCATED JUST OFF CAMPUS, YET

STUDENTS HAVE ACCESS TO PLUMAS TRANSIT FOR FREE WITH SCHOOL ID. BOTH FACILITIES ARE EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS

INTERNET, CABLE TV, AND LAUNDRY FACILITIES.



PROGRAM TRENDS AND FACILITIES

DURING THE PAST YEAR, FEATHER RIVER COLLEGE HAS MADE SIGNIFICANT EFFORTS IN COMMITTING

RESOURCES TO UPGRADE ITS FOOTBALL PROGRAM. IN 2017, FRC FOOTBALL WAS THE RECIPIENT OF A

CONTRACT WITH NIKE TEAM UNIFORMS AND APPAREL. THE FRC FOOTBALL FIELD WAS ALSO RENOVATED THIS

PAST SEASON WHICH HAS CULMINATED IN THE MOST PRISTINE NATURAL GRASS FIELDS IN NORTHERN

CALIFORNIA.

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FOOTBALL FIELD HOUSE

IN THE FALL OF 2018, FEATHER RIVER COLLEGE OPENED THE DOORS TO THE FOOTBALL FIELD HOUSE. THE

FIELD HOUSE IS HOME TO OVER 3,000 SQUARE FEET OF TRAINING SPACE INCLUDING FREE WEIGHT RACKS,

INDOOR SLED, AND REHAB MACHINES. ADJACENT TO THE WEIGHT ROOM IS A STATE OF THE ART TEAM ROOM,

COMPLETE WITH LOCKERS, BATHROOM, AND EQUIPMENT STORAGE OPENING IN THE FALL OF 2019.



Reno/sparks, Nevada

THE RENO-SPARKS METROPOLITAN AREA (POPULATION 464,593) IS LOCATED APPROXIMATELY 80 MILES FROM

CAMPUS AND APPROXIMATELY 40 MILES FROM HISTORIC LAKE TAHOE. THIS AFFORDS OUR ATHLETES

QUALITY LEISURE TIME AND ALSO ASSISTS IN RECRUITING. HAVING AN AIRPORT A LITTLE OVER AN HOUR

AWAY ALLOWS FOR EASY ACCESS FOR BOTH RECRUITERS AND ATHLETES. IT PROVES TO PROVIDE GREAT

OPPORTUNITIES FOR OUR ATHLETES TO EXPERIENCE WHAT THE RENO AREA HAS TO OFFER. THIS DISTANCE

ALLOWS US TO TRAVEL TO THE CONVIENIENCES OF CITY LIFE WHILE BEING TUCKED AWAY IN THE REMOTE

TRANQUILITY OF QUINCY, CA.

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- COACHES CONTACT –

NICK GOULET OFFICE: 530-283-0202 X326

HEAD FOOTBALL COACH CELL: 925-487-1435

EMAIL: [email protected]

TWITTER: @CoachG_FRC

ANDY SPARANO OFFICE: 530-283-0202 X207

OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR CELL: 817-913-1270


TWITTER: @CoachSpo_FRC

JAMEL HAMLER OFFICE: 530-283-0202 X332

SPECIAL TEAMS COOR. CELL: 510-325-2215

OFFENSIVE ASST. EMAIL: [email protected]

TWITTER: @CoachMelly_FRC

WILLIAM MCKENZIE OFFICE: 530-283-0202 X329

DEFENSIVE ASST. CELL: 510-815-3740


TWITTER: @BAMADLCRAZY

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