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CENTENNIAL FOOTBALL 2014

CENTENNIAL FOOTBALL 2014. COURAGE COMMITMENT CHARACTER. KEY DATES TO REMEMBER - 1. Feb. 3 rd – Lift a Thon Begins Asking relatives, friends, coaches, etc. for donations to our efforts $300 minimum raised from each kid

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CENTENNIAL FOOTBALL 2014

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  1. CENTENNIAL FOOTBALL 2014 COURAGE COMMITMENT CHARACTER

  2. KEY DATES TO REMEMBER - 1 • Feb. 3rd – Lift a Thon Begins • Asking relatives, friends, coaches, etc. for donations to our efforts • $300 minimum raised from each kid • Money will go to offset team camp and provide equipment for Football Team

  3. KEY DATES TO REMEMBER - 2 • Feb. 18th – SAQ’S FOR VARSITY ONLY • Every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00-4:30 • Those that lift after school will lift after SAQ’s • Spring Sport folks will not attend these training sessions

  4. KEY DATES TO REMEMBER - 3 • Feb. 18th – RISING FRESHMEN WORKOUTS BEGIN • Every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 3:30-5:00 • If playing another sport you will NOT come • Attend if not playing a spring sport for your school

  5. KEY DATES TO REMEMBER - 4 • MARCH 1st – FOOTBALL PARENT CLINIC • All Parents, not just new people • Will school you up on what to expect with Centennial Football and High School sports in general • Great learning experience aimed at fostering positive communication and development • Time is 9:00-12:00 with Lunch served after

  6. WHAT WE ARE ABOUT • COURAGE, COMMITMENT, CHARACTER • We are interested in developing your son in every way that we possibly can • Academics matterto us!! Must handle both • We want to build a community that we all can be proud of…and we want to do it through Football….we want to be the example of THE COUGAR NATION!

  7. WHAT YOU SHOULD EXPECT • Your kid to be pushed in every way! • A serious and deep commitment from the coaching staff • Knowledgeable coaches constantly trying to figure out how to get better and get our community better • Your son to have to start doing things for themselves…they need to manage, they need to organize, they need to communicate. • The TRUTH! To you and your son! • This may come off as brutal at times, but we operate in honesty at Centennial

  8. WHAT YOU SHOULD NOT EXPECT • Excuses to be accepted • Laziness to be tolerated (academically also) • To be told what you want to hear • To have a say in how the program operates when it comes to the game of Football • To miss or not have to workout, even if you play another sport • We want our guys to play other sports, so we MUST develop our athletes while they do this!

  9. WHAT IT SHOULD LOOK LIKE • Professional – We give our best and expect that from anyone that touches our program • Community – Something we all roll up our sleeves and work to make better. So much that we are filled with pride in our accomplishments as a program and school! • TEAM – A group of people that put the team/program first. Must approach it as if your kid will never play and you still support us! Individuals will not make it!

  10. WE MUST BE ALL IN!! • WE have to care more about building our OWN path, not succumbing to the negativity brought on by others! • WE must not accept mediocrity, but rather bust down the door of success!! • “Anything in life worth doing is not easy!” • We all look forward to the journey

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