All-State and Hall of Fame BanquetMichael’s Eighth Avenue

Honoring Prep Best 2013

February 23, 2014

14th Annual

Program Agenda

Introduction • Joe Russo

Invocation • Joe Russo

Dinner

Opening of Program • Master of Ceremonies • Joe Russo

Introductions • Joe Russo

Hall of Fame • Bob Milloy

All-State Awards • Joe Russo& Sheldon Shealer

Hall of Fame Inductees

1988 Irv Biasi, Patterson Al Cesky, Bel Air Bill Hahn, Fort Hill & Wheaton Ed Hargaden, Loyola Harry Lawrence, Baltimore City Bob Lumsden, Baltimore Polytechnic Gorton McWilliams, Cambridge-S.D. John Merricks, Crossland Dan Palumbo, Northwestern George Young, Calvert Hall & City

1989 Tony Caruso, Sherwood Jim Higgins, Milford Mill & Randallstown Charlie Lattimer, Fort Hill George Roberts, Severna Park Herb Ruby, Westminster Brady Straub, Northwood & Kennedy Dick Working, McDonogh & Boys Latin

1990 Jerry Calhoun, Beall Dutch Eyth, McDonogh Jim Head, Westminster Bill Jones, Wheaton

1991 Jerry Mears, Arundel & Meade Howdy Myers, St. Paul’s Al Sadusky, BCC Vic Woods, Mount St. Joseph

1992 Bud Coackley, Edewood Al Laramore, Annapolis Joe Pappetti, Glen Burnie

1993 Moe Barber, Snow Hill Jim Crawford, Friendly John Voight, High Point

1994 John Cox, La Plata Pete Lerario, Springbrook Ben Petrilli, Loch Raven

1995 Jack Molesworth, Frederick & TJ Ken Parker, South Carroll Jim Smith, Aberdeen

1996 Roy Lester, Allegany & Richard Montgomery & Magruder & Paint Branch Mitch Tullai, St. Paul’s

1997 Jim Fegan, Georgetown Prep Carroll Reid, Smithsburg Al Thomas, Seneca Valley & Damascus Augie Waibel, Baltimore Polytechnic

1998/1999 Andy Borland, Severna Park Joe Brune, Loyola John Harvill, Gaithersburg Rocco Romeo, Largo

2000/2001 John Buchheister, Milford Mill & Randallstown Larry Johnson, McDonough Fred Shepherd, Churchill

2001/2002 Mike Calhoun, Fort Hill Ernie Ceccato, Poolesville & Quince Orchard

2002/2003 Doug Fleetwood, Cambridge Ralph Paden, Fairmont Heights Morgan Wootten, DeMatha Catholic

2003/2004 Lowell Davis, Landon School Jack Gilmore, Allegany Roger Wrenn, Patterson

2004/2005 Tim Ambrose, Middletown Charles Berry, Wicomico Tom Woods, Southern Garrett

2005/2006 Bill Mackley-- John Carroll Pete Pompey-- Dunbar/Edmondson

2006/2007 Doug DuVall-- Wilde Lake Bob Milloy-- Good Counsel Mike Pearson-- Oxon Hill

2006/2007 Bill Johnson-- Frederick Douglass Rick Lloyd -- River Hill Don Phelps-- Calvert Elmer Smith-- Beall 2007/2008 Fred Billings--Wicomico Bill Goodman-- Good Counsel

2008/2009 Joe Bosley-- Hereford Tom Kolar-- Good Counsel

1994 Rich Bosnic, Magruder Elmer Dize, Mervo & Overlea Frank Gilmore, Georgetown Prep Fred Joyce, Gaithersburg Dave Merrill, Allegany Buck Offutt, DeMatha

1995 Lindsey Agee, Cambridge-S.D. Robert Chaswell, Oxon Hill Bucky Kimmett, Baltimore Polytechnic Marty McKibbin, McDonogh Nick Schloeder, Gilman

1996 Don Rushing, Sherwood Ken Rippetoe, Kennedy Larry Raum, Seneca Valley Jim Albert, Atholton

John W. Voight Award This award is presented to outstanding as-sistant coaches in the state ofMaryland with at least 20 years of loyal service

1997 Jim Abbott, Walkersville

2007/2008 Dave Carruthers--Urbana Ben Eaton-- Dunbar Jerry Franks- Huntingtown Dave Schrodel-- Walkersville

2008/2009 Walt King--Bullis School Macon Tucker--Aberdeen John Usilton-- James M. Bennett

2009/2010 Chuck Hickes--Laurel David “Nick” Lynch -- Suitland Bill McGregor-- DeMatha Catholic

2010/2011 Terry Changuris--Seneca Valley Joe Russo-- Hammond High

2011/2012 Dan Makosy-- Hammond Steve Turnbaugh-- Hereford Ben Wright-- Thomas Johnson

2012/2013 Ken Brace-- Watkins MIlls

Jim Castonguay, Springbrook Tom Crowell, Sherwood Ray Dawes, Wilde Lake Paul Kowalchick, Westlake

1998/1999 Dave Brown, Wilde Lake Dave Sharpless, Fairmont Heights Russ Roberts, Severna Park Victor Twigg, Beall

2000/2001 Dick Brown, DeMatha John Haberman, Springbrook

2001/2002 Kenneth Dunn, South River Richard Jackson, Wilde Lake Ken Lutz, Smithsburg & Brunswick

2002/2003 Bob Hampton, Montgomery County Arthur Bruce Villwock, Broadneck

2003/2004 Frank Alling, Friendly John Shea, Georgetown Prep

2004/2005 Steve Ghent, Good Counsel Tim Perry, John Carroll

2005/2006 Joe Mencarini , Quince Orcahrd Scott Swope, Wilde Lake John Zeir, Sherwood

The Jerry E. Mears Service Award is presented by the MSFCA to an individualfor his outstanding service and support of high school football in the stateof Maryland

1988 Roy Comer Joe Warren

1989 Vince Bagli, WBAL-TV

1990 John Voight

1991 Suter Kegg, Cumberland Times

1992 Mel Filler, Football Foundation

1993 Reddy Finney

1994 Bill Kyle

Jerry E. Mears Service Award

1995

Mark Duffner, University of Maryland Al Thomas, All-Star Football Director

1998/1999 Maus Collins Neil Greenberger, Washington Post Bob Milloy, Director of Hall of Fame

1999/2000 Sheldon Shealer, Frederick Post Jan DuVall, Director of OperationsMFCA

2010 /2011 No Recipent

2011 /2012 No Recipent

2012 /2013 No Recipent

2000/2001 Mark Thomas, Fox 5 Sports

2001/2002 John Steadman, Baltimore Sun

2002/2003 Johnny Holliday,Sportsbroadcaster

2003/2004 Jens Rygh

2004 /2005 No Recipents

2005/2006 Vince Ahearn, All-Star Games

2006/2007/2008 No Recipents

2008/2009 Josh Barr--Washington Post

2009/2010 Willie “Stew” Stewart--Anacostia

2009/2010 Joe Doody-- Damascus Mike Henshaw- Huntingtown Pete White-- Geogetown Prep 2010/2011 Lee Branthover--MHS-WHS-GP Tony Edwards -- Damascus

2011/2012 Wayne Boor-- Wheaton

2012/2013 Roy Main-- Middletown Fran Parry-- Gaithersburg Lorne Ridenour-- Middletown

1996 Mike McGlinchey, Frostburg State Doug DuVall, Wilde Lake

1997 Andrew Edwards Keith Mills, WMAR-TV Joe Russo, MHSFCA President

2013/14 Hall of Fame Inductee

Rick Conner Linganore

A graduate from Western Maryland (now McDaniel College) in 1984, Rick started his career as a Graduate Assistant until 1986. In 1987, Rick started his teaching and coaching career as a Physical Education Teacher, Head Coach, Varsity Football, Swimming, and Track & Field at Brunswick High School in Frederick County Maryland until 1991. In 1991, he went to Thomas Johnson High School as a Varsity Assistant until 1995. During that time, TJ’s football teams were Central Maryland champs 3 years and Regional champs for 2 years.

Rick moved to Urbana High School in 1996 as the Defensive Coordinator until 2001. While there, Rick’s teams broke a state record, winning 4 state championships and 50 consecutive wins. He also was the Boys JV Basketball Coach averaging 17 wins per season for 3 seasons. In 2002, Rick became the Head Football Coach and Physical Education teacher at Linganore High School where he has won 2 state championships and is still going strong.

Rick’s Awards Include:

Steven Alexander Award, Western Maryland College - 1984Track & Field Coach of the Year – 1988Coach of the Year, Gazette - 2002 and 2003Maryland Consensus ALL-State Football Coach of the Year - 2003Co-Coach of the Year, 4th Annual All-State and Hall of Fame Banquet - 2004Sports Hall of Fame, Western Maryland College - 2005Head Coach, MD All-Star Game: Crab Bowl - 2009Coach of the Year, Ravens - 2009Baltimore Touchdown Club, Coach of the Year - 2009Army Bowl All-American, Assistant Football Coach, San Antonio, TX - 2010NBC25 Hagerstown Linganore Lancers 3A Team of the Year - 2013NBC25 Hagerstown 3A Coach of the Year - 2013100 wins as Linganore Head Coach - 9/6/2013 vs SC (111-32 at LHS)

2013/14 Hall of Fame Inductee

Mike Working Mount Saint Joseph

Mike’s will be the second of the “Father and Son” inductions made into the Hall of Fame. Mike’s father, Dick Working, was inducted in 1998.

A graduate of the University of North Carolina in 1971, Mike played Offensive Guard and was a three-year Letterman. He started his coaching career in 1971, coached until 2007, and during that time Mike coached High School, College, NFL and the Canadian Football League.

Mike started at the College Level in 1971; his coaching experience was as follows:

Appalachian State University, Boon NC Head Football Coach 1980-1982 The University of Tulsa, Tulsa, OK Offensive Coordinator, 1989 Independence Bowl 1987-1990Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC Offensive Coordinator, 1979 Tangerine Bowl 1978-1979The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN Tight End Coach, 1973 Gator & 1974 Liberty Bowls 1973-1974The University of West Virginia, Morgantown, WV Offensive Line Coach, 1975 Peach Bowl 1975-1977United States Military Academy, West Point, NY B Squad Coach, Scout, BEATING NAVY TWICE!! 1971-1972

In 1991, Mike joined the High School ranks as Head Coach at McDonogh High School in Baltimore, where he coached until 1993. He won the last 17 games he coached at the school and is a member of McDonogh’s Hall of Fame. In 1994, Mike moved to Mt. St. Joe where he was the Head Coach until 2004. During that time, St. Joe won 3 Conference Championships. Mike took his team to Europe and beat English, Spanish and Irish National teams; and was featured on Monday Night Football.

Mike’s Pro Coaching Experience includes:The Detroit Lions, Pontiac, MI Offensive Assistant, 1983 NFC Central Division Champions 1983-1984 The Winnipeg Blue Bombers, Winnipeg, MB Quarterback Coach/Passing Game Coordinator 2006The Hamilton Tiger-Cats, Hamilton, ON Offensive Coordinator 2007

John W. Voight Award 2013/14 Tim Breslin

DeMatha

Mike Fegan Georgetown Prep

Mike, a Senior Loan Officer in Bethesda, has been with Georgetown Prep since 1982. Captain, and all league Offensive Guard in 1982, Mike began his coaching career in 1984. He started as Offensive Line Coach at Prep in 1984, working under his Dad, Jim Fegan (Hall of Fame Inductee 1997) and still holds the same position today at Prep. Mike worked with his father from 1984-1996, and with Dan Paro from 1997 to 2013.

Mike’s teams have gone 200-86-5.

Several of Mike’s accomplishments:7Undefeated Seasons 12 League Championships In 2002, Georgetown Prep was ranked #1 in the DC Metro Area.

Mike lives in Laytonville, Maryland with his wife Michelle and four children,Danielle, Michael, Matthew and Andrew.

Tim started coaching in 1980, at Archbishop John Carroll High School in Washington, D.C. During his ten years coaching at John Carroll, Tim served as Varsity Assistant, Head JV Coach and Head Varsity Coach in 1989.

Several of Tim’s teams’ accomplishments during this time included: WMAC Varsity Football Champs 1980, 1983, 1985, 1987, and 1988, ranked #1 in the D.C. area 1980, 1983 and 1985. In 1992 Tim moved to the College Level,

coaching at Georgetown University serving as Defensive Assistant, and in 1997 becoming both the Offensive Line Coach and Offensive Coordinator until 2002.

In 2003, Tim moved to DeMatha High School and became the Offensive Line Coach. Tim has been the LineCoach at DeMatha for the past 10 years. During his tenure at DeMatha, the school has won 7 WCAC championships; six of those were in a row from 2003-2008. Tim has coached 34 Division I and IAA student athletes.

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR

JESSE ANIEBONAM Senior ∞ Good Counsel ∞ 6-5 240

JEROME DEWSSenior ∞ Potomac ∞ 6-3 200

RICKY LEONARDSenior ∞ Middletown ∞ 6-7 250

DEFENSIVE LINE DEFENSIVE LINE

MELVIN KEIHNSenior ∞ Gilman ∞ 6-3 225

DEFENSIVE LINE

ADAM McLEANJunior ∞ Quince Qrchard ∞ 6-2 275

DEFENSIVE LINE

College: Viginia Tech

College: Florida State

College: Maryland College: Tennessee

Posting 30 solo tackles, 14 sacksand 25 tackles-for-loss this season.

A virtually unblockable force all season he helped astrong defensive team capture a third consecutive state

championship in Class 2A. The Knights only allowed 99points all season. Their first-team defense only surrendered

eight touchdowns.

Montgomery Gazette first team and Washing-ton Post All-Met honor-able mention. … One of the state’s top prospects,

and leader of Good Counsel’s defensive line.

Washington Post All-Met and Prince George’s Gazette first team. … Recorded 17 sacks and nine tackles for a loss

Baltimore Sun All-Metro first team. … Two-

time Consensus All-State per-

former. … Had 85 tackles — 16 for a loss — and nine

sacks. … Will play in the Under Armour All-America Bowl.

Montgomery Gazette first team. … Had seven sacks,

six quarterback hurries, five pass deflections and 10 tack-

les for loss. … One of the state’s top 2015 recruits with 20 offers from programs in

the ACC and SEC.

MICAH TILL Senior ∞ Wise ∞ 6-5 260

JA’WHAUN BENTLEY Senior ∞ DeMatha ∞ 6-2 245

DEFENSIVE LINE

JALEN CHRISTIAN Junior ∞ Damascus ∞ 5-10 170

MICHAEL GAYNORSenior ∞ Eastern Christian ∞ 5-11 215

College: Delaware

LINEBACKER

LINEBACKER LINEBACKER

LINEBACKER

ANTHONY JACKSON Senior ∞ Suitland ∞ 5-11 210

DEFENSIVE BACK

College : Purdue

College: Eastern Michigan

Washington Post All-Met and Prince George’s

Gazette first team. … Named all-county as a

defensive lineman, tight end and punter. … Had

nine sacks.

Washington Post All-Met and Prince George’s

Gazette first team. … Two-time Consensus

All-State performer. … Recorded 113 tackles, 26 tackles for loss, and

four sacks

Baltimore Sun Defen-sive Player of the Year.

… Highly coveted junior starred on a defense that allowed only 85 points

while playing in the MIAA A Conference. … Had 85

tackles, 12 for a loss.

Led Eastern Christian with 127 tackles, includ-ing 23 tackles for loss. … Had nine sacks, two

forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries.

Washington Post All-Met and Montgomery Gazette first team. … Another elite prospect for the Class of

2015, and most opponents avoided throwing his way.

… He contributed 610 receiving yards as a wide

receiver. … Has more than 25 major college offers.

Washington Post All-Met first team. … Had 171 tack-les while helping Suitland to a 13-1, state runner-up

season.

College: North Carolina State

WYATT COOK Junior ∞ McDonogh ∞ 6-2 230

DEMETRIUS JOHNSON

Senior ∞ Annapolis Area Christian ∞ 6-2 205

DEFENSIVE BACK

JAMAL WOODLANDSenior ∞ DuVal ∞ 6-2 185

BRANDON WATSON Senior ∞ Eastern Christian ∞ 5-11 185

DEFENSIVE BACK

DEFENSIVE BACK

College: Michigan

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR

CAMERON PHILLIPSSenior ∞ DeMatha ∞ 6-0 180

JOSH WOODSSenior ∞ McDonogh ∞ 6-2 180

College: Maryland

DEFENSIVE BACK

College: Toledo

Baltimore Sun All-Metro and Annapolis Capital first team. … Had 105 tackles, two sacks, three fumble recover-ies and four interceptions. … Named to play in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.

Had eight intercep-tions to lead Eastern Christian’s secondary. … Finished with 58 tackles, seven for loss, two forced fumbles and one fumble recovery.

Prince George’s Gazette first team and Washington Post All-Met second team. … Two-way standout for a 4A region run-ner-up

Baltimore Sun All-Metro first team. … Two-way standout for 11-0 Mc-Donogh, recording 35 tack-les and four interceptions at DB. Caught 35 passes for 800 yards and 10 touch-downs as a receiver.

Prince George’s Gazette Player of the Year. … Wash-ington Post All-Met first team. … Caught 68 passes for 1,233 yards and 15 touchdowns

College: Virginia Tech

College: Marshall

RUNNING BACK

DAVID SILLS Junior ∞ Eastern Christian∞ 6-4 180

TAIWAN DEAL Senior ∞ DeMatha ∞ 6-2 225

RAEKWON GRAYJunior ∞ Urbana ∞ 5-10 180

QUARTERBACK

RUNNING BACK

OFFENSIVE LINE

JUSTIN FALCINELLISenior ∞ Middletown ∞ 6-5 300

RUNNING BACK

JARED COHENSenior ∞ McDonogh ∞ 6-4 290

ISIAHA SMITHSenior ∞ South Hagerstown ∞ 5-11 225

OFFENSIVE LINE

College: Wisconsin

College: James Madison

College: North Carolina College: Clemson

One of the nation’s most sought-after quarterbacks, delivered a strong first full season at ECA. … Completed 202 of 318 passes for 2,688 yards and 27 touchdowns. Rushed for 672 yards and 15 scores. … Remains

Verbally committed to Southern Cal.

Washington Post All-Met and Prince George’s Gazette first team. … Named the Gatorade Player of the Year. … Rushed for 1,098 yards and 14 touchdowns. …

Frederick News-Post Of-fensive Player of the Year. … Rushed for 2,299 yards and 30 touchdowns. … Was No 2 in the state in rushing yards and rush-ing touchdowns to fellow Consensus player Isiaha Smith.

Hagerstown Herald-Mail Player of the Year for second straight season. … Set a state record with 2,918 rushing yards this season to end his career with 5,650 — which ranks in the top five all time. … Scored 42 touchdowns.

Baltimore Sun All-Met first team. … Key blocker for a team that averaged nearly 40 points a game.

Named to the Fred-erick News-Post first team. … Two-time Consenus All-State performer. … Top offensive lineman for the three-time defend-ing state champs who

averaged nearly 40 points a game

OFFENSIVE LINEOFFENSIVE LINE

JAKE HAWKSenior ∞ Meade ∞ 6-5 285

SAM MUSTIPHERSenior ∞ Good Counsel ∞ 6-4 290

OFFENSIVE LINE OFFENSIVE LINE

WIDE RECEIVER WIDE RECEIVER

DAMIAN PRINCE Senior ∞ Bishop McNamara ∞ 6-5 290

BROCK RUBLE Senior ∞ DeMatha ∞ 6-8 320

JAVON CURRY Senior ∞ Paint Branch ∞ 6-3 170

College: Navy

Named to the Balti-more All-Metro and Annapolis Capital first team. … Did not allow a sack, made 48 pancake blocks and blocked three field goals.

Washington Post All-Metro and Montgomery Gazette first team. … Lead blocker for the Falcons’ ground game.

College: Notre Dame

Washington Post All-Met-ro and Prince George’s Gazette first team. … Two-time Consensus performer. … Considered the state’s No. 1 prospect with more than 30 major college offers.

Prince George’s Gazette first team and Washing-ton Post honorable men-tion. … Left tackle who was a key contributor to DeMatha’s 11-1 season and state No. 1 ranking.

FREDDIE CANTEEN Senior ∞ Eastern Christian ∞ 6-3 170

College: Michigan

Hauled in 48 passes for 879 yards and 10 touch-downs while playing for Eastern Christian’s high-

powered offense.

Washington Post All-Met and Montgomery Gazette first team. … Caught 70 passes for 1,170 yards and 18 touch-downs to help Paint Branch to the Class 4A state semifinals

College: Florida StateCollege: Maryland

ZACH ABEYSenior ∞ Archbishop Spalding ∞ 6-2 195

ALL-PURPOSE

COACH OF THE YEAR TODD APPEL

Fort Hill

COACH OF THE YEAR

DOM DAMICO McDonogh

ALL-PURPOSE

JOSHUA GILLS Senior ∞ Northwest ∞ 5-10 170

College: Navy

Baltimore Sun All-Metro Offensive Player of the Year. Annapolis Capital Player of the Year. … Played quar-terback, completing 65 of 136 passes for 874 yards and 10 touch-downs; rushed for 1,663 yards and 19 touch-downs on 238 carries; had 50 tackles and six

interceptions as a defensive back.

Montgomery Gazette first team and Washing-ton Post All-Met second team. … Rushed for 600 yards, caught passes for 495 yards, passed for 114 yards, and returned kicks for 185 yards. … Led 4A state champ Northwest with 23

A graduate of Fort Hill and Frostburg

State, Todd has coached at Fort Hill for 21 years, Head Coach for 6 and an Assistant for 15. As

a Head Coach Todd has a 66-11 record, winning 4 regional titles, 1 State runner up and in 2013 Todd won his first State Title with a 14-0 record. Todd lives in

Western Maryland with his wife Suzanne and children Harper and Walker

Dom has been coaching for 24 years, during that

time he compiled a career record 152-89, including

a record of 117-65 at McDonogh. His 152 wins

puts him in 9th place on the list of most wins by

active coaches in the State. His 2013 Eagles won the A conference

Championship with a perfect 11-0 record. This was McDonogh’s third conference

championship. Dom was selected Metro Coach of the Year in 2013 for the second

time, the first was in 2000. He also has won this Honor in Philadelphia, 1992, at Cardinal

Dougherty High School.

2012

Maryland All-State Football Players of the Year and Coaches of the Year

OFFENSIVE DEFENSIVE COACH Henry Poggi-Gilman Kevin Lynott-Middletown

DaLawn Parrish-Wise

Kendall Fuller-Good Counsel

2011 Rob Chesson-Old Mill Stefon Diggs-G.Counsel

2010

2009

2008

2007

2006

Darrius Jennings-Gilman Vince Croce-G.Counsel

Bob Milloy-Good Counsel

Brian VanDeusen-River Hill

Ryan Hines-Urbana

Donald Davis-Calvert Hall

Billy Cosh-Arundel

Louis Young-G.Counsel

Marc Mesaros-Eastern Tech

Doug Williams-Catoctin

Tavon Autin-Dunbar

Kenny Tate-DeMatha

Al Thomas-Sherwood

Brian Abbott-LoyolaTavon Autin-Dunbar

Ian Thomas-DeMatha

Dave Mencarini-Q.Orchard

Lawrence Smith-Dunbar

Joe Haden-Friendly

Jelani Jenkins-G.Counsel

Nick Lynch-Suitland

Gunnard Twyner-Kennedy

2005

2004

2003

2002

2001

Ben Tate- Snow Hill Akeem Hebron-G. Counsel Dan Makosy-Damascus

Biff Poggi-Gilman

Ike Whitaker-Northwest Navorro Bowman-Suitland Eric Knight-Potomac

Randy Trivers-Northwest

Derrick McPhearson-DeMathaEric Lentz-Urbana Rick Conner-Liganore

Bill McGregor-DeMatha

Ambrose Woodson-Gilman Victor Abiamin-Gilman Dan Paro-Georgetown Prep

Steve Turnbaugh-Hereford

Terry Cauley-Patuxent Shawne Merriman-Douglass Dave Carruthers-Urbana

2000

1999

Samri Richardson-Gaithersburg Seth Mitchell-Gwynn Park Jerry Franks-Calvert

Chris Kelly-Seneca Valley Derek Wake-DeMatha Terry Changuris-Senca Valley

1998 Chris Kelly-Seneca Valley Darnell Dockett-P. Branch Dave Carruthers-Urbana

1997

OFFENSIVE DEFENSIVE COACH

Walter Cross-Oxon Hill Loui Georgalas-Calvert Hall Doug Duvall-Wile Lake

1996 Tyree Foreman-Sherwood

1995 Tyree Foreman-Sherwood

Monte Graves-St. Marys Doug Fleetwood-Cambridge

Tommy Polley-Dunbar Jerry Hartman-Meade

1994 Bobby Sabelhaus-McDonogh Troy Fowlkes-North County Mike Working-Mt. St. Joe

1993 Tori Wills-Cambridge None Al Thomas-Damascus

John Harvill-Gaithersburg1992 John Seymour-Liganore None

John Harvill Lifetime Achievement Award

Starting in 2015 The Maryland Football Coaches Association will establish this award in the Honor of John Harvill. This award will be given to a Coach that has demonstrated, throughout his career, John’s characteristics of leadership, dedication, to the highest ideals of competition and ability to motivate and inspire young athletes.

Washington Post Article 12/28/2013

After taking over as Gaithersburg’s coach in 1956, the McKinley Tech graduate compiled a career record of 312-97 before retiring in 2000 as Maryland’s all-time winningest high school football coach. In that time, Harvill led the Trojans to state titles in 1986 and 1992 and four undefeated seasons.

As a visionary within the local football community, Harvill was instrumental in the creation of the Maryland Public Secondary School Athletic Association state playoffs in 1974. Gaithersburg honored Harvill by naming its football stadium after him in 1996.

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