1. Robert_lake@nplainfield.org 908-769-6000 ext 3474

2. Head Coach: 2002 – Present Record 70 – 39 – (11-0 vs. South Plainfield) 3 Conference Championships 5 Playoff appearances Asst Coach NP: 1994 – 1998, 2000 – 2001 Asst Coach BR: 1999 2 Years Varsity Football at William Paterson College NP graduate 1991

3. What do we look for? Unselfish – Success of the team comes first Accountable – On and off the field Attitude – Positive Effort – You dont have to be the biggest or the fastest but you do need to give the team all you can Ability – It always helps

4. Goals of the Program To teach life lessons Teamwork, Discipline, Hard Work To help develop young men To Compete To Win

5. Goals of the Team Outwork our opponents Win the Conference Championship Qualify for and advance through State Playoffs Beat South Plainfield

6. Academics Study hall available to all players prior to school everyday 7 AM in room 129 All players monitored on a regular basis Progress reports / Report cards / Teacher updates Offer tutoring / Provide assistance Code of Conduct Education is a right Football is a privilege

7. Speed, Strength, Agility, Conditioning Program designed by Vince Gabriele www.Gabrielefitness.com Emphasis on technique Year round training program 4-6 week phases

8. Canucks playing in college Dexter Anderson – Rowan University Jake Watters – University of Rochester Kyle Belle – Wilkes University Julian Frazier – William Paterson University Tyson Chandler – North Carolina State University Devaughn Gordon – Lehigh University (08) Colin Disch – University of Albany (04) 3 Time All-American LB Matt Barbosa, Coty Mendez, Chris Smith – Class of 2013 being recruited *28 players have gone on to play collegiately since 2002

9. Scholarships????????????????????? 47 players from NJ received a Div. I scholarship (2011) 348 High schools play football in NJ Approximately 255,000 Seniors play football each year nationally Approximately 2485 Scholarships Div. I 1750 Scholarships Div. I AA Majority of these schools DO NOT use the number allowed by NCAA Approximately 1 in 60 get a scholarship Many more opportunities at Div. II and Div. III schools