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PLACEMENT
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Jadon Dailey C, 511 280 BOISE STATE (Full Ride)
Brian Voges OLB, 63 225 NEBRASKA (Walk on)
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Marques Hawkins SS, 57 190 ILLINOIS
STATE (Full Ride)
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Jimmie Johnson CB, 510 160 N. DAKOTA ST. (Full
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Tim Woloschak MLB, 62 250 NEW MEXICO ST. (Full
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2005 RECRUITS BLOMQUIST, RENO Chandler High
School CB/RV BREE, JARON Pinnacle High School
DE COULTER, RYAN Centennial High School RV
HANNIFIN, DEREK Shadow Mountain High School -
LB HAIN, MATT Moon Valley High School RV
HOWARD, ABDUL South Mountain High School CB
HOWARD, JUSTIN Prescott High School OL
JOCHAM, JASON Prescott High School CB
JONES, SEAN Trevor G. Browne High School -
RB KORTSEN, DANMARK Trevor G. Browne High
School WR LOPEZ, RICK Dysart High School
DT MUHAMMAD, AAZAAD Paradise Valley High
School RB ODORFER, RICK Prescott High School
QB OFFUT, CHRISTIAN - Cesar Chavez High
School H-Back PLASENCIA, MANDO South
Mountain High School WR STELL, ISAIAH Cesar
Chavez High School OL TORRES, BOBBY
Centennial High School OL TUALLA, JON-PAUL
Centennial High School LB VINCENTE, MICHAEL
Prescott High School LB WHITE, KENNY Cactus
High School CB WILLIAMS, GLEN South Mountain
High School DE WREN, JIM Shadow Mountain
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2005 MID-YEAR MIKE ACHS 2003 graduate from
Cactus High School OL TIM FAHRENDORF - 2003
graduate of St. Mary's High School WR JOEL
JOHNSON - 2003 graduate of Centennial High School
TE ADAM MENDEZ - 2003 graduate of Centennial
High School CB TROY OSBORNE - 2003 graduate of
Centennial High School FS MICHAEL PHILLIPS -
2003 graduate of Cactus High School MLB
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PHILOSOPHY
We dont accept out-of-state players. Why should
you have to compete for a scholarship to a
four-year school against kids from all over the
country?
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A self-imposed roster limit allows the coaching
staff to know each player it also gives each
player an opportunity to play. If our staff
recruits you, they have a plan for you!
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We want to make Phoenix College, Arizonas
College where Arizona football players come to
compete against other Arizona kids for
scholarships to a four-year school.
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WHY? Our Program and priorities are geared
toward getting our kids placed, not winning
national championships at the Junior College
level, said Coach Wolfley.
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PC doesnt red shirt, gray shirt or hide players
in any way. We try to get our players out the
door, not keep them in, said Ron Wolfley.
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ACADEMICS
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Not only does Phoenix College have a
stellar reputation academically, but it also
boasts one of the best programs in the country in
support of its student-athletes. The Student
Athlete Scholastic Success program, or SASS, is
designed to help PCs athletes succeed in the
classroom. PCs players have a SASS advisor
assigned to them Al Battle handles the defense
and Greg Simpson the offense. What makes the
program special, found only at PC, is that it
duplicates what PC players will find when
attending a four-year school and the resources
they will have while playing football for that
school. I was shocked and pleasantly surprised
when I came to Phoenix College and saw they
had an academic program like SASS, said Ron
Wolfley, Head Football Coach at PC. This
is very similar to ho how its done at the D-1
level.
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PROGRAM
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Al Johnson
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SPRING BALL
WILLIE JONES
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The Phoenix College Full Medal Helmet
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We believe the highest honor you can receive
as a player is to be named a "Football Player."
Our definition of a Football player is a young
man who represents this program in a positive way
on campus and off a young man that knows he's a
student, goes to class and works to get good
grades. Finally, a young man that understands the
difficulties inherent to playing the game of
football but plays the game the way it should be
played like the dogs are chasing him! When we
have a player that meets our criteria he is
named, in front of his peers, a Football player.
When this happens that player's name is recorded,
plaques will be made and hung on the Barracks
wall and he receives a special honor as well
he's given the Phoenix College Full Medal
Helmet. Our helmets are old school
through-and-through. The gold stripe splits the
navy blue field in two, symbolic of your
responsibility as a STUDENT and a FOOTBALL
PLAYER. We wear numbers on the right side of our
helmets, identifying you as a member of our team,
the football side of being on our team. When a
player is named and given the honor of Full Medal
Helmet, that player receives a number on both
sides of his helmet - left and right. The Full
Medal Helmet. The criteria for receiving this
honor, as shown above, is as follows 1) A player
that represents this program in a positive way on
campus and off. 2) A player that knows he's a
student and attends class and works hard in
school. 3) A player that plays the game the way
it's supposed to be played with all that he has,
regardless of his talent level. Do you have
what it takes to receive the Phoenix College Full
Medal Helmet?
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COACHING STAFF
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Ron Wolfley
Dale Wolfley
Tom Bresnahan
Steve Sierra
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EVENTS
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Spring Ball March 28th to April 23rd
First Annual Ron Wolfley Celebrity Golf
Tournament Benefiting Phoenix College Football
June 7 _at_ Kierland Golf Club.
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Training Camp August 1st to August 27th
2005 Season
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September 3 _at_ Blinn College, Brenham,
TX September 17 Glendale Community
College September 24 Snow
College October 1 _at_ Mesa Community
College October 8 _at_ New Mexico
Military October 15 Arizona Western
College October 22 _at_ Pima
College October 29 Scottsdale
Community College November 5 _at_ Dixie
State College November 12 _at_ Eastern
Arizona College
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RON WOLFLEY, HEAD COACH
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Attended West Virginia University from
1981-85. Drafted in the fourth-round (104
overall) by the St. Louis Football Cardinals in
1985. Played for the Cardinals Organization
(St. Louis and Phoenix) from 1985 - 1991.
Played for the Cleveland Browns in 1992 and 1993.
Played for the St. Louis Rams in 1995.
Retired from the NFL in 1996.
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Honors Professional Pro Bowl selection 1986,
1987, 1988 and 1989. NFL Alumni Player of the
Year (Special Teams) 1987. Member of the
All-Madden Team 1989. Winner of the Ed Block
Courage Award (St. Louis Rams) in 1995. Team
Captain 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992
and 1993. Presently a color analyst for the
Arizona Rattlers and radio analyst for the
Arizona Cardinals. Ron is married to Stephanie
Wolfley and has four children Ashley, Connor,
Jenna and Cade. His hobbies include writing,
reading and sketching.
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DALE WOLFLEY, ASSISTANT HEAD COACH DEFENSIVE
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Graduated from Orchard Park High School in
1986, positions played OL/LB Honors received
Parade Magazine-All American, All-state, All
Western New York-Team captain-Most Valuable
Player Attended West Virginia University from
1986-1990, positions played O/L
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Honors received 2 Time All-American, All-East,
All ECAC, All-Independent Team-Team
Captain-Received Bill Russell Award for
Outstanding Lineman. Played in Fiesta, Gator
Sun Bowls. Consulted and established hand
trapping program for Offensive Defensive
Lineman at West Virginia and Ohio state football
programs. Coaching Experience 3 years West
Virginia University as a Graduate Assistant O/L,
TE's Special Teams Coach as well as Assistant
strength conditioning coach. Coached in Sugar
Carquest Bowl Games. Personal Dale has been
married for 9 years to his wife Kathleen and has
4 children Stone, Maverick, Jaden, Talley.
Hobbies Family, Martial arts, and Reading
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TOM BRESNAHAN, OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR O-LINE
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1 year Armed Service5 years coaching at High
Schools18 years coaching colleges 5 years
William College (1963-1968) 5 years Columbia
(1968-1973) 8 years Naval Academy
(1973-1980) 16 ½ years with Pro-Teams 2 years
Kansas City Chiefs (1981-1982) 2 years New York
Giants (1983 - 1984) 3 years St. Louis -Phoenix
Cardinals (1986 -1988) 9 years Buffalo Bills -
(1989-1997) 4 with Super Bowls 1 year
pre-season with Dolphins
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His coaching experience began as a line coach at
Cathedral High School in Springfield,
Massachusetts in 1956. He then moved on to line
coaching duties for Fort Dix New Jersey
Interservice Team in 1957-1959, Holyoke (MA) High
School 1959-1961, served as head coach at Drury
High School, North Adams, MA (1961-1963) Tom
has spent over forty years in coaching, his
driving force. He contributed to the Chief's
first winning season in eight years in 1981, was
instrumental in Kansas City being ranked second
in the NFL in rushing the same year. During his
stint at Navy, the Midshipmen appeared in 1978
Holiday Bowl and 1980 Garden State Bowl, helped
Navy post a 24-11 record his last 3 seasons
there. He also coached the offensive linemen at
Columbia when the Lions' 6-2-1 record in 1971 was
the best in 10 years. Tom was both an offensive
and defensive line coach at William College.
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Tom played collegiate football at Holy Cross,
where he received cum laude honors in economics
and philosophy with a bachelor's degree in 1956,
masters in education from Springfield College in
Massachusetts in 1960. He is married to Elaine
with four grown children Thomas, Charles, Daniel
and Denise.
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STEVE SIERRA, TRANSITION COACH
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Graduated Carpentaria High School Played 4
years as strong safety and corner Honors Team
caption 2 years Coaching Experience MESA High
School 2002 (Co Head Coach and Defensive Co.
Junior team) (T.E. Line Backer Varsity)
Attended Phoenix College Coaching Experience
2 years at Phoenix College Professional
Experience Assistant Coach California Thunder
1997
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Co- founded Semi Pro Team Santa Barbara '98 to
'99 Defensive Coordinator South California
Cardinals 2000-won California football
Association Championship - Record of 12-1-1
Personal Steven has been married for 8 years to
his wife Holli and has four children Matt, Sam,
Adam and new baby girl Marlie Ann Hobbies
River Rafting, hanging out with family, Barbequing
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PHILLIP WOOLEY, LINEBACKER COACH
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Phillip was born on April 6, 1966 in Phoenix,
Arizona. He graduated from Phoenix Maryvale High
School where he received All-Region honors while
playing linebacker. After high school, Phillip
attended Phoenix College and Arizona State
University. He earned a Bachelor's Degree and
went on to complete his Secondary Education and
English as a Second Language certifications at
Ottawa University. Phillip also holds a Master's
Degree in Counseling from Northern Arizona
University.
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Phillip coached football in the high school ranks
for 18 years. During this time, he served as head
football coach at three schools with his last
stop being at Trevor Browne High School in
Phoenix. He was also selected and served as the
head coach for the 2005 Arizona High School
All-Star football games. Phillip is married to
wife Rachelle and they have two sons, Cody 13 and
Ty 10. His interests include spending time with
his family, outdoor cooking, and training for
half marathon competitions. He is also a member
of the City of Phoenix Village Planning Committee
for the Laveen area.
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WINTER CONDITIONING
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PC uses Ohio States winter conditioning program.
D-1 has nothing to do with budget, stadium size
or televised games and everything to do with how
you go about your business. PC players get the
best and latest techniques, techniques OSU uses.
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Al Johnson is the strength and conditioning coach
at OSU. He was the strength and conditioning
coach at West Virginia University when both
Wolfleys, Ron and Dale, were in the football
program. Hes a personal friend of the family,
said Dale Wolfley. When we call him for the
latest techniques, were going to get a call back
and thats why we use OSUs program.
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Winter conditioning is the best time of year for
a player to get bigger and stronger. PC players
concentrate on developing mass and explosion,
improving their ability to play the game at a
higher level.
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SUMMER CONDITIONING
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PC football, in the summer, turns its focus more
toward conditioning and speed than gaining mass
and explosion. Although weight training
continues in the summer, PCs goal is to prepare
its players for the upcoming season and the
beginning of training camp.
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Willie Jones works with PCs football team in the
summer, helping them with their speed. He is a
former world class sprinter. While at ASU he
competed on several of the fastest relays in
collegiate history and in the world. He has also
competed on several National teams. Willie ran
track professionally for several years with Stars
and Stripes Track Club and Philadelphia Pioneers.
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40-times are critical to four-year schools and
their interest in a player. The quickest way to
improve a players 40-time is by teaching them
how to start. This is where Coach Jones is most
effective, using experience and knowledge to
help PC players.
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SPRING BALL
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PC does spring ball like D-1 does it they put
the pads on. One of the stated goals of the
program is to prepare each player for the
four-year school experience. We have tried to
pattern our program as closely as possible
after our own D-1 experience, said Head Coach
Ron Wolfley. Four-year schools do it this way,
why shouldnt we?
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Unless youre wearing pads, youre really not
playing football, said Assistant Head Coach Dale
Wolfley. The spring offers a young man the best
opportunity to get better theres no game plans,
no games and, because of this, no pressure. Just
get better!
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DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY
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PC uses all digital cameras when filming. Two
cameras are used, one for an end zone shot and
one for a wide angle sideline shot, for both
practices and games. The images are so clear,
said Wolfley, it really helps us teach our
players and allows them to get a better
understanding of what were after.
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The Landro Play Analyzer allows PCs staff to
digitize any film, breakdown film and analyze
that film instantly. Player specific tapes are
made for each player, increasing their chances of
being noticed by four-year schools. We believe
the Landro, because of its clarity and lightning
recall, has helped us place kids when four-year
schools come walking in, said Dale Wolfley.
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PC has the ability to get end zone film
wherever they play. With the Eaglecam, a
telescoping mast, end zone shots are simple.
End zone film is one of the most valuable
teaching tools a program can have, said Ron
Wolfley. Four-year schools love it and our
players can get it whenever needed.
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BLINN COLLEGE TRAVEL DATE
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PC will travel to Blinn College, one of the best
JC programs in the country, and play them on
September 3, 2005. In 2006, PC will host
Blinn College at Hoy Stadium. The athletic
department has supported us in everything we do,
said Ron Wolfley. They have given us every
resource we need. The trip to Houston is a
perfect example of their commitment to our
program.
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POLAR BOOSTER (5,000) Two foursomes of golf,
hole sponsorship, BBQ dinner, media guide ad for
2005 and a permanent sign that attaches to
our scoreboard for 1-full year. KODIAK BOOSTER
(2,500) A foursome of golf, hole sponsorship,
BBQ dinner, media guide ad for 2005 and a banner
(3 x 10) that hangs in our stadium for 1-full
year. GRIZZLY BOOSTER (1,500) A foursome of
golf, hole sponsorship, BBQ dinner and a media
guide ad for 2005. BEAR BOOSTER (1,100) A
foursome of golf, hole sponsorship and BBQ
dinner. PANDA BOOSTER (50) BBQ dinner for one
(spouse, friend or fan) and ability to bid on
auction items. Buy a foursome (800) Buy a
single (250)
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June 7, 2005 100 pm
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KIERLAND GOLF CLUB
1130 pm Registration (Club House) 100 pm
Shotgun Start 615 pm Silent Auction
Reception 715 pm Dinner and Live Auction
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MARCH 2005
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