Castle View Football 2016 spring parent meeting

Parents role in this program You are 1/3 of the program Support the other 2/3 of the program Get involved!!! –Be a positive supporter of the program –Become an official –Coach (positions open yearly)

New Parent Information Freshman begin August 1 st at TBD Required gear –Girdle in the future –Black cleats –If using a personal helmet, it must be no older than black paint, black facemask. Must be fitted and approved by coach Pfeiffer or athletic trainer. Potential A & B schedule Playing time Parents at practice

Fundraising Mattress Sale –Presale Meeting June 7 th 8:30 –Sale Date June 11 th 10a-5p Sabercat Cards –Sell from August 1 st through August 13 th –Incentives

Calendar of events up to September 2 nd

The 2016 season has begun Spring workouts Weight room Fundraising coordination Summer schedule is set Regular season opponents are set but dates are not finalized –Typically Varsity plays Friday night, jv Saturday morning, freshman Thursday night Beginning stages of the team building concepts

Spring practices One more day of our early morning workouts 5/5 Varsity/JV spring practice –May 16 th -20 th 5:30am-7:30am Freshman spring practice –May 16 th, 17 th, 19 th, 20 th –3:15pm-5:00pm

Summer Strength and Speed Development June 6 th -June 1 st –Monday/Tuesday/Thursday/Friday July 7 th -July 26 th –Monday/Tuesday/Thursday/Friday May 30 th -June 5 th, July 2 nd – July 6 th Off Varsity/JV athletes 6:30-8:30 Freshman athletes 7:30-9:30 Cost $200 –Sabercatsports.org to register –Smaller ratio of coach to player –Run by Football staff and Coach McHenry

Summer 7 on 7 7 v 7 summer league –Starts June 7 th through July 12 th ? –Every Tuesday night from 5:30-8:00 –Location: Rock Canyon or Mountain Vista –Upper classman only Broncos 7 v 7 Tournament –June 17 (All City Stadium) –If we win our pool we will advance to the championship single elimination tournament June 18 th Located at the Denver Broncos training facility

Youth Camp July 11 th through 13 th (we will go the 14 th if we get rained out two of those three days) –6:00pm-8:00pm grades 1-6, non contact –9:00am-11:30am grades 5-8, contact We need you and your athletes help –They can also get community service for working the summer camps Sabercatsports.org to register

Mountain camp July 28 th -July 31 st This camp is a must O/D/Special teams Install Team building Cost-$300 –Transportation –Food/dorms –Coaches Sabercatsports.org to register

The future… August parent meeting 6:30 School begins August 8 th Regular practice schedule 3:15-6:00 Intrasquad August 20 th Doherty (Garry Berry Stadium) August 26 th 3:30 September 2 nd beat Douglas County

Resources Castleviewfootball.com –Links to everything you need Sabercatsports.org –General school website, summer weights, youth camp, mountain camp information and registration Continentalleague.org –All schedules –Directions –Changes –Communication only –Don’t coaches – me at – richie cooper at

Coaching Staff –Dustin Pfeiffer Head Coach/Defensive coordinator –Greg Tidwell-Head jv coach/defensive backs –Richie Cooper-Head freshman coach –Mike Smith-Offensive coordinator/QB’s –Steve Rohman-special teams coordinator/QB’s –Seaching-defensive line –Searching-OLB’s –Doug Laufenberg-defensive line –Brent Neuenschwander-inside linebackers –Tom Ashworth-Offensive line –Ryan Hollinshead-Offensive Line –Hans Schmidt-tight ends/slots –David Johnston-running backs –Joe Panepinto-Receivers –Aivars Ziedins-kicking specialist –David Slater-freshman –Chris Gocklin-freshman

College Recruiting Process A very small percentage of high school athletes go to the next level to play. Approximately 6% go on to play and only 1% will actually play. I will exhaust all of my resources if your son is interested in playing at the next level. – Coaches contacts – Coaches visits – Inform – Promote camps and programs

College Coaches Things initially asked by coaches about athletes: – What is there GPA? – What is their ACT/SAT score? – Do they play other sports? – What kind of a leader are they?

Freshman Year Be a great student athlete Be a great student – Learn how to be a high school student. – GPA is important » Very difficult to recover from a poor freshman year academically. Focus on the fundamentals of the game. – Listen to coaches – Be a student of the game – Be the best athlete you can be – Get used to creating a highlight film in Hudl Have a great freshman football experience Work hard in the weight room. Play other sports

Sophomore Year Be a great student athlete Be a great student – GPA is important – Start thinking about higher level courses. – Take the free PSAT/PACT that is offered through the school. Focus on the fundamentals of the game. – Listen to coaches – Elevate your knowledge of the game. – Be the best athlete you can be – Get used to creating a highlight film in Hudl. Start researching schools/football programs in a region of the country that you are interested in. – Where would you like to go? Which region of the country. – 5-10 schools – Do they have the academics I am interested in pursuing. – Fill out the basic questionnaire all football programs have on their website. If a school really jumps out to you, explore what summer camps they have. – Register for 1-2 camps in the summer to go to. – Many local camps if transportation is a problem. – Cheap Work hard in the weight room Play other sports

Junior Year Be a great student athlete Be a great student – GPA is important – Start taking higher level courses. – Take the free ACT that is offered through the school. – Take the ACT offered in June (on own) to get a higher score. – Complete the NCAA clearinghouse. » Be a great student of the game. – Listen to coaches – Film study – Elevate your knowledge of the game. – Be the best athlete you can be – Create your highlight film in Hudl Continue researching schools/football programs. – Where would you like to go? Which region of the country. – 5-10 schools – Do they have the academics I am interested in pursuing. – Fill out the basic questionnaire all football programs have on their website. If a school really jumps out to you, explore what summer camps they have. – Register for 1-2 camps in the summer to go to. – Many local camps if transportation is a problem. – Cheap College coaches start contacting me about next year seniors at this time. Work hard in the weight room. Play other sports

Senior Year Be a great student athlete Be a great student – GPA is important – Continue taking higher level courses. – Take the ACT if score is not where it needs to be Be a great student of the game. – Listen to coaches – Film study – Elevate your knowledge of the game. – Have your greatest football season ever. – Create your highlight film in Hudl throughout the season Continue researching schools/football programs in a region of the country that you are interested in. – Where would you like to go? Which region of the country. – schools – Do they have the academics I am interested in pursuing. – Fill out the basic questionnaire all football programs have on their website. – Take official visits to schools – Be proactive in the application process College coaches will start coming back around in November/December Work hard in the weight room. Play other sports

Outside Agencies NCSA – Matt Rogers National Head Scout May 5 7:00 in the CV auditorium.

Informational Google Form Enter into a computer upfront or from your mobile device

Please see the vendors outside if interested in getting information about equipment for your athlete.

Vendors –Brad Hunt-Riddell (Riddell Helmets, Shoulder Pads) –James Bodnar-Lids (travel suites, socks, girdles) –Bruce Beck-Denver Athletic (Girdles, Xenith helmets, pads) –Matt Rogers-NCSA Athletic Recruiting