Incoming Freshman Parent and General
Membership Meeting
May 20, 2017
Agenda
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Call to Order
Introduction of 2017-2018 Executive Board
Order of Business
Adjourn
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2017-2018 Officers
President
President Pro-Tem
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
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Dan Fiala
Jason Malmquist
Angie McDonald
Ashley Mayou
Zsuzsanna Hewitt
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2017-2018 Executive Committee
By-Laws
Nominations
Concessions
Fundraising
Membership
Communications
Hospitality
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Bob Sexton
Richard Quiroz
Gary Hewitt
Rob Sparks
Sean Nichols
Heather Devolder
Janet Fiala
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2016-2017 Committee Chairs
Website
Photography
Spirit Wear
Spring Game
Pack Pups
Programs / Media guide
Sub-Varsity Coordinator
CPMS Coordinator
Senior Mom
Senior Night
Varsity Team Dinners
Pregame & 2-a-Day meals
Junior/Senior Picnic
Football Banquet
Coach Breakfasts
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John Lucero
Monica Cline
Jenny Rogers
Anita Henry
Rachel Whittington
Heather Devolder
Gayla Malmquist
Paula Hufford
Angie McDonald
Trista Parks
Paul & Emily Venincasa
Janet Fiala
Patty Newman
Trista Parks
Kelly Grones
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Order of Business
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Major Fundraising Activities (Jason Hollen)
Spring Football Jamboree (Anita Henry)
2017 Football Season (Coach Carl Abseck)
2017 Timberwolf Recruiting Academy (Coach Matt Kuykendall)
Adjourn
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Fundraiser Activity during the year
It only works if we have members and a community behind our mighty Timberwolves
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Spring Football Jamboree (Anita Henry)
Membership Drive starts today (Sean Nichols)
Corporate and Private Sponsorships and donations (Rob Sparks)
Golf Tournament (Rob Sparks)
Concessions (Gary Hewitt)
Spirit Wear (Jenny Rogers)
Web-Donate and E-commerce (Bob Sexton)
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Membership Drive
Sean Nichols
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CPHSFBC offers multiple Membership Levels
Goal this year is 200 memberships!
Booster Club Membership
• It doesn’t work without you!
• How can I contribute to the program?
Donations and/or Time
• 20% of the members do 80% of the work… Similar to fielding 3 players in
11 man football, there is a strong chance you will not win. So let’s win this
year with 80% participation.
There are several opportunities for you to donate or volunteer your time for
the benefit of your child. Let’s all join together as the sum is greater than its
Parts
• Must Register as a volunteer with LISD
– https://volunteer.leanderisd.org/pub/default.aspx?ReturnUrl=%2f
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Golf Tournament
Jason Hollen
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Golf Tournament Information
• Save The Date……Monday July 31st, 2017
@ Twin Creeks Country Club
• Find A Foursome
• Have a Great Time
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2017 Spring Football
Jamboree
Anita Henry – Spring Game Chair
May 26th, 2017
017 Cedar Park Football Booster. All rights reserved.
512-525-5469
[email protected]
@ahenryswim
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Cedar Park Timberwolves
Spring Football Jamboree
Friday May 26th
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Event schedule
5:00 Football Clinic
 6th Annual Cedar Park Football Clinic - $20/camper
 Open to all ages Kinder thru 8th — Includes Punt, Pass, & Kick competition
 CPHS Coaching staff and Senior players running the drills
 T-Shirt included for online pre-registered campers @ www.cedarparkfootball.org
BBQ Cookoff / dinner
Adult Plates $6, Child $4
Includes meats, sides, & bottled water
Beverages also available for purchase
Contact Jason Hollen at [email protected] / 512-948-6170 to register for the BBQ Cook Off
RSVP by May 19th, 2017 / Judging @ 5:30PM
6:00
6:15
7:00
7:15
CPMS 7v7- 8th grade
junior Varsity Spring game
Introducing the FUTURe timberwolves
Varsity Spring game kick-off
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One Team, One Mission
177-61 Record in 17 season .655 winning %
 Head Coach: Carl Abseck
- 512-570-1264
 2016 Regional Semi-Finalist, 12-1
 2015 State Champions, 16-0
 2014 State Finalist, 12-4
 The First 10 Years of CPFB
- 88-48
- 9 Playoff Games
- 4-5 Record in the Playoffs
 The Last 7 Seven Years of CPFB
 2013 Regional Semi-Finalist, 11-2
- 89-13
 2012 State Champions, 14-2
- 32 Playoff Games out of 42 Possible
 2011 State Quarterfinalist, 11-3
 2010 State Quarterfinalist, 13-1
- 27-5 Record in the Playoffs
WWW.CEDARPARKFOOTBALL.ORG
 Our website link above will have all
pertinent information in regards to
our football program. It is a great
resource to answer questions you
may have in regard to schedule, etc.
 The website will also have all the
REMIND 101 contact numbers so that
you can stay abreast to “Sudden
Changes” in schedules, etc.
[email protected]
JUNIOR VARSITY
COORDINATOR
RECRUITING
COORDINATOR
FRESHMEN
COORDINATOR
Matt Kuykendall
Nick Rogers
[email protected]
[email protected]
Jason James
[email protected]
ACADEMIC COORDINATOR
Brian Pollard
[email protected]
Defense
Offense
 Brent Brittain- Safeties- Defensive
 Nick Rogers- QB- Offensive
 Steve Battles- LB- Co-Defensive
 Beau Barksdale- OL
Coordinator
Coordinator
 Jason James- DL
 Nick Asmus- LB
 Kris Gawriluk- Cornerbacks
 Tim Knicky- Safeties, Special Teams
Coordinator
 Ryan Rodriguez- DL
Coordinator
 Matt Kuykendall- OL
 Brian Pollard- Outside Receivers
 Tyler Farst- Inside Receivers
 Pecos McDaniel- FB
 David Bowman- [email protected]
 Stefany Austin- [email protected]
 The athletic trainer’s purpose is to ensure the safety and well-being of your athlete.
They are the point of contact for any concerns that you might have in regard to an
injury with your athlete. If you suspect an injury or have concern PLEASE consult
with them before taking them to the doctor. Most physicians are not trained in
sports medicine or sports injury, and most often the result is missed time that is not
necessary and with no return to play protocol or information of treatment of injury.
If our trainers suspect that they need to go to a doctor, they will give them
information on the correct physician to see and help set up a visit. Again this is
their first priority, so please respect the job that they have and keep them in the
loop.
 Each athlete MUST have a yearly physical, and fill
out the appropriate information online before
participating in athletics.
 It is NEVER a good way to start the season missing
practice because they didn’t get a physical or fill
out the online paperwork during the 2 months of
summer!
 Physical Forms can be found Online or in the
Athletic Training office.
 Parents:
 You will need to navigate to the LISD website www.leanderisd.org to complete and sign
the following forms for your child to participate in athletics:
- LISD Handbook and UIL Steroid Form
- Parent Consent and UIL Eligibility Form
- UIL Concussion Form
- UIL Cardiac Awareness Form
 Once you are at the website, www.leanderisd.org:
- Click on Departments, then
- Click on Athletics Department, to the right you will see FORMS
- Click on Submit Forms Online
- Follow the Instructions to complete and sign the forms electronically
 You must also complete the Pre-Participation Physical Evaluation Medical History form
(Left Side) on the back side of the Physical form and then take the form to your doctor to
have the Pre-Participation Physical Evaluation-Physical Exam (Right Side) completed
by that doctor.
 Once both sides of the Physical Form are completed please have your athlete turn it in
to the Athletic Trainers for the high school or their coach.
 7 on 7
 J.H. 7 on 7 Spring League will happen in May, TBA (NO COST)
 H.S. 7 on 7- May 30th, June 6th, June 13th, and June 20th @ CPHS Schedule to be posted (NO COST)
 Strength and Conditioning- Monday thru Thursday, 7:00-9:00 A.M. for the High School, 9:00-
11:00 A.M. for the Junior High.
 S & C- June 12th-June 15th
Sign up on the Summer Camp Online Registration thru Leander ISD. $150
 S & C- June 19th- June 22nd
 S & C- June 26th- June 29th
 Off from July 3rd - July 6th
 S & C- July 10th- July 13th
 S & C- July 17th-July 20th
 4 Quarters and a Can Camp with Yancy Culp- July 24th- July 27th , TIME TBA
 S & C- July 31st – August 3rd
 Freshmen Pup Camp- August 7th thru August 10th. 8:00-11:30 a.m. (NO COST)
 Football Fall Camp- Begins August 14th, and we will work-out Monday-Saturday until school
starts. TIME TBA
Timberwolves Champions Football Camp Grades 1-5
Location: Grass Football Fields @ Cedar Park High School
Dates and Times: June 12-15, 8-10am
Cost: (2 Hrs) $60
For Who: Incoming 1st-5th graders
Need to Bring: Cleats and wear athletic clothes, water is optional and will be provided
Camp Info: This is a non-contact camp. The CPMS staff will introduce and teach proper tackling form, ball skills, fundamentals
Catching, carrying the ball, 7 on 7 and other camp games.
Timberwolves Football Offensive/Defensive Team Camp 6th & 7th Graders
Location: Turf Field @ Cedar Park High School
Dates and Times: July 10-13, 5-8pm
Cost: Half Day (3 Hrs) $90
For Who: Incoming 6th & 7th graders
Need to Bring: Cleats and wear athletic clothes, water is optional and will be provided
Camp Info: This is a non-contact camp. The CPMS and CPHS staff will introduce the concepts and plays we will run this
upcoming season. Our camp will emphasize offensive and defensive terminology and schemes as well as fundamental skills
needed to play for the 2 time State Champions!
Timberwolves Football Offensive/Defensive Team Camp 8th Graders
Location: Turf Field @ Cedar Park High School
Dates and Times: July 17-20, 5-8pm
Cost: Half Day (3 Hrs) $90
For Who: Incoming 8th graders
Need to Bring: Cleats and wear athletic clothes, water is optional and will be provided
Camp Info: This is a non-contact camp. The CPMS and CPHS staff will introduce the concepts and plays we will run this
upcoming season. Our camp will emphasize offensive And defensive terminology and schemes as well as fundamental skills
needed to paly for the 2 time State Champions!
7th & 8th CPHS Middle School Strength and Conditioning Camp
Location: Turf Field and Weight Room @ Cedar Park High School
Dates and Times: June 12 thru Aug 3, 9-11am
Cost: $150 for 6 weeks
For Who: Incoming 7th & 8th graders
Need to Bring: Cleats and wear athletic clothes, water is optional and will be provided
Camp Info: CPMS athletes will gain a competitive advantage over the competition through this two hour training. CPHS
and CPMS coaching staff will provide the instruction and tools needed to develop both speed and explosive power
9th – 12th Timberwolf Speed and Strength Camp
Location: Turf Field and Weight Room @ Cedar Park High School
Dates and Times: June 12 thru Aug 3, 7-9am
Cost: $150 for 6 weeks
For Who: Incoming 9th & 12th graders
Need to Bring: Cleats and wear athletic clothes, water is optional and will be provided
Camp Info: CPMS athletes will gain a competitive advantage over the competition through this two hour training. CPHS
and CPMS coaching staff will provide the instruction and tools needed to develop both speed and explosive power
FINISH!
OUTWORK YOUR OPPONENT!
COMMIT TO YOUR TEAMMATES!
UTILIZE YOUR ABILITY!
SUCCESS TAKES EVERYONE!
You want to be a part of a CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM
Team Concept – For YOU to be a champion, WE must be
champions.
Consistent work habits – Doing your best must be a priority.
You want to be the best athlete you can be.
Attitude (Good talent + bad attitude = bad talent)
Enthusiasm
Drive and determination
You want to be the best person and teammate you can
be.
Leadership
Care and concern for others
Trust and loyalty
Good Character
Honesty
Integrity
Responsible
Dependable
Disciplined
 Purpose- the bridge between dream and reality
 Repetition- the same thought or movement repeated frequently enough to become a mental and physical reflex
 Attitude- the mental state at the beginning of any undertaking which, more than anything else, will determine its
successful outcome
 Concentration- total focus on the business at hand; commanding your mind and body to do exactly what you will it to
do
 Tempo- the sense of urgency needed to perform any competitive task efficiently and effectively. Play harder, faster,
and longer than our opponent
 Intensity- the way commitment to something is shown
 Commitment- unlock the doors of imagination, allows vision and provides the tools to turn dream into reality
 Expectation- the ceiling of all success and achievement.
OUR DAILY METHOD
 Work Hard
 Improve Daily
 Be Unselfish
 Be your BEST
 Play HARD (Grit)
 Mental/Physical toughness
 Conditioning: Willingness to pay the physical price necessary to achieve your goals
 Perseverance- The hard work we do after we are tired of working hard
 Belief in their ability to improve through their own hard work and training in our program
 Play FAST
 Technique- allows the total use of talent for you to win against physically superior opponents.
 Understanding of scheme
 Honor the direct connection between details and improved performance
 Rely on preparation not “try harder”: We will win with technique, fundamentals, and our team
focus.
 Play TOGETHER
 Honor the team: Great teams aren’t made by talent, they are forged through a shared commitment
to a team goal.
 Personal accountability
 Positive language
 “It is everyone’s job to make everyone better”
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Do Things Right (Setting standards not quoting rules)
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Grade checks
Tutorials: We will have mandatory tutorials one morning a
week starting in the fall.
Commitment to teammates-You are accountable to your
teammates for your grades
Discipline plan- Position coach, head coach, athletic director
Be on time, do what’s right, or be held accountable
COMMIT to your teammates and your coaches. (Trust)
Finish
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Finish every rep of every play of every practice every day!
Finish your responsibilities to the team to make your goals a
reality.
Don’t just do what you think is expected of you, do all that you
know you can do.
 August 14th
- 3:30p.m.- Team Arrival, Equipment Check, Physical
Check
- 4:15p.m.- TEAM MEETING, 9th-12th
- 4:40p.m.- On the Field
- 5:00-8:00p.m.- Practice
 August 18th 1st Day of Full PADS
- 3:30 p.m.- Skill-DB Lift, OLine and Front Seven Meeting
- 4:00 p.m.- Film and Meetings
- 5:00-8:00p.m.- practice
 August 19th
 August 15th
- 7:00- Meeting time
- 3:30 p.m.- OLine and Front Seven Lift, Skill-DB Meeting
- 7:45- On the field for practice
- 4:00 p.m.- Film and Meetings (Start of Card Sales)
- 11:00- Off the field
- 5:00-8:00p.m.- practice
 August 21st
 August 16th
- 3:15 Arrival- OL/Front 7 Lift, Skill / Secondary Meetings
- 3:30 p.m.- Skill-DB Lift, OLine and Front Seven Meeting
- 5:00 - 8:00- Practice
- 4:00 p.m.- Film and Meetings
- 5:00-8:00p.m.- practice
 August 22nd
 August 17th
- 3:15 Arrival- Skill / Secondary Lift, OL/Front 7 Meetings
- 3:30 p.m.- OLine and Front Seven Lift, Skill-DB Meeting
- 5:00 - 8:00- Practice
- 4:00 p.m.- Film and Meetings
- 5:00-8:00p.m.- practice
 August 23rd
- 3:00 Arrival- OL/Front 7 Lift, Skill /
Secondary Meetings
- 5:00 - 8:00- Practice
 August 24th
- TBA
 August 26th
- 7:30- Varsity Arrival
- 8:00- Varsity Pictures
- 8:30- Junior Varsity Arrival
- 9:00- Junior Varsity Pictures
- 9:30- Freshmen Arrival
- 10:00- Freshmen Pictures
 August 25th
- 3:00- Arrival, Meetings
- 9:00-11:30- Varsity Film
- 12:00-4:00- Fundraiser Blitz (ALL PLAYERS 9-
12)
- 5:00- Freshmen Scrimmage vs Westlake at
Gupton.
- 6:00- Junior Varsity Scrimmage vs Westlake
@ Gupton.
- 7:00- Varsity Scrimmage vs Westlake at
Gupton.
 August 28th
- 1st Day of School, Typical work week schedule
begins
Varsity and Junior Varsity
Freshmen
 Monday
- 4:45am- arrival, tape, dress, meet
- 5:45am- on the field
- 5:50-8:00am- Practice
- 4:00-5:00pm- meetings
 Monday
- 7:15am-arrival, dress
- 7:35am- on the field
- 7:45-9:45am- Practice
- 4:00-4:30pm- Lineman & front 7 Lift
 Tuesday
- 4:45am- arrival, tape, dress, meet
- 5:45am- on the field
- 5:50-8:00am- Practice
- 4:00-5:00pm- meetings
 Tuesday
- 7:15am-arrival, dress
- 7:35am- on the field
- 7:45-9:45am- Practice
- 4:00-4:30pm- Skill & DB’s lift
 Wednesday
- 7:30am- meetings
- 4:15pm- on the field
- 4:30-6:30- Practice
 Wednesday
- 7:15am- arrival, dress
- 7:35am- on the field
- 7:45-9:45- Practice
 Thursday
- 7:45am- meetings or STUDY HALL
 Thursday
- 7:45- STUDY HALL
- 8:30am- Dress
- 8:40am- on the field
- 8:45-9:45am- Practice
- 5:30 and 7:00pm- Freshmen Games
- 5:30 and 7:00- Junior Varsity Games and Varsity Team
Dinner
2017 Cedar Park Football Schedule
Date
Opponent
Location
Time
Aug. 25
Sept. 1
Sept. 8
Sept. 15
Sept. 22
Sept. 29
Oct. 6
Oct. 13
Oct. 20
Oct. 27
Nov. 3
Nov. 10
Westlake
Waco Midway
Vandegrift
Bastrop *(Homecoming)
East View *
Rouse *
OPEN
Cedar Creek *
Georgetown *(Youth Appreciation)
Pflugerville Connally *
Hutto * (Senior Night)
Elgin *
Gupton Stadium
Gupton Stadium
Monroe Stadium
Gupton Stadium
G.I.S.D. Athletic Complex
Gupton Stadium
TBA
7:30
7:30
7:30
7:30
7:30
Bastrop Memorial Stadium
Gupton Stadium
Pflug Field(New PISD Stadium)
Gupton Stadium
Wildcat Stadium
7:30
7:30
7:30
7:30
7:30
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District
Junior Varsity- Silver / Green
Date
Opponent
Location
Time
Aug. 25
Westlake
Gupton Stadium
TBA
Aug. 31
Waco Midway
Waco Midway / Panther Stadium
5:30/7:00
Sept. 7
Vandegrift
CPHS
5:30/7:00
Sept. 14
Bastrop * / Open
Bastrop
5:30/7:00
Sept. 21
East View *
CPHS
5:30/7:00
Sept. 28
Rouse */ Open
Rouse
5:30/7:00
Oct. 5
OPEN
Oct. 12
Glenn / Cedar Creek *
CPHS
5:30/7:00
Oct. 19
Georgetown *
G.I.S.D. Athletic Complex
5:30/7:00
Oct. 26
Pflugerville Connally *
CPHS
5:30/7:00
Nov. 2
Hutto *
Hippo Stadium
5:30/7:00
Nov. 9
Elgin *
CPHS
5:30/7:00
Freshmen- Silver / Green
Date
Opponent
Location
Time
Aug. 25
Westlake
Gupton Stadium
TBA
Aug. 31
Waco Midway
CPHS
5:30/7:00
Sept. 7
Vandegrift
Monroe
5:30/7:00
Sept. 14
Bastrop *
CPHS
5:30/7:00
Sept. 21
East View *
East View
5:30/7:00
Sept. 28
Oct. 5
Rouse *
OPEN
CPHS
5:30/7:00
Oct. 12
Cedar Creek *
Cedar Creek
5:30/7:00
Oct. 19
Georgetown *
CPHS
5:30/7:00
Oct. 26
Pflugerville Connally *
Connally Stadium
5:30/7:00
Nov. 2
Hutto *
CPHS
5:30/7:00
Nov. 9
Elgin *
Wildcat Stadium
5:30/7:00
 Parents, Answer these Questions:
 Do I want them to play? If so Why?
 What will be a successful season for
me as a parent?
 What are my goals for them?
 What do I hope they gain from the
experience?
 What do I think their role will be on
this team?
 Parents, remember your answers
then ask your son the following. As
he answers just listen.
 Why are you playing?
 What is a successful season?
 What goals do you have?
 What do you think your role will be
on the team?
 Once you have heard your son’s answers and compared them to your own, if both
sets of expectations are the same, GREAT. However, if your response is different,
you need to change your attitude and accept the response of your son as your own
belief. No Questions!
 If you do not change your expectation, trouble can begin for your athlete. The
resulting pressure, that will undoubtedly arise, will not help your player’s
performance or make the season enjoyable for anyone involved.
 Only one guarantee exists during a normal athletic season: it will not be “Perfect”.
Even without disagreements between parents, players, and coaches, problems will
always occur with relationships, playing time, individual and team success.
However, it is essential that both players and parents have a mutual perspective on
everyone’s expectations concerning your son’s athletic experience. It should
always be about the TEAM!
 Attend as many games and events as possible
 Do everything possible to make the athletic experience positive for your son and others
 View the game with TEAM GOALS in mind
 Attempt to relieve competitive pressure, not increase it
 Encourage MULTIPLE SPORT PARTICIPATION
 Release your son to the coach and the team (TRUST)
 Accept the judgement of officials and coaches, remain in control
 Accept the results of the game, do not make excuses
 Demonstrate winning and losing with dignity
 Dignify mistakes made by athletes who are giving their best effort and concentration
 Be an encourager, encourage athletes to keep their perspective in both victory and defeat.
 Be a good listener
 Accept the goals, roles and achievements of your son
 Play the game for fun, the LOVE of the game and of competition
 Be gracious in victory and graceful in defeat
 Respect the game
 Put the TEAM ahead of yourself in every situation
 Accept decisions made by those in authority (Officials, Coaches)
 Demonstrate respect to your opponent, coaches and teammates
 Be accountable for your own actions
 Develop a teachable spirit that allows you to take correction as a compliment
 Accept and embrace the discipline involved in athletics, because it benefits the team and yourself
 Develop the feeling of pride, based upon “shared joy” of the team, and do not have pride that
emanates from arrogance or a sense of entitlement
 Be an athlete of character
 Coach for the love of the game, and the love of the athlete
 Put the welfare of your athletes above winning
 Accept and abide by the judgement of the officials, play within the spirit of the game
 Reward effort and behavior instead of outcome
 Give dignity to mistakes made with full speed and attention
 Lead with character and by example
 Put the needs of the team ahead of any individual
 Constantly work to improve your knowledge and ability to teach the game and the athletes
 Be willing to confront incorrect behavior or less than all out effort
 ENCOURAGE MULTIPLE SPORT participation
 Keep the game fun
 Be willing to work with parents for the benefit of the athletes
 Develop a positive demanding coaching style
 Be a model, not a critic; model appropriate behavior, poise, and confidence
 Practice 10- May 17th- PM
 Practice 11- May 18th- PM
 Practice 12- May 19th- Scrimmage during Athletic Period
 Practice 13- May 23rd- AM
 Practice 14- May 24th- PM
 Practice 15- May 25th- PM
 Practice 16- May 26th- SPRING GAME AT CPHS IN THE EVENING (TIME TBA)
 WE WILL HAVE A KIDS CAMP
 8TH GRADE 7 ON 7 SCRIMMAGE
 JUNIOR VARSITY SCRIMMAGE
 VARSITY SCRIMMAGE
 Spring Purchases
 Replace bottoms on Pop Ups $380
 Bosu Balls-
$1709.34  Tony Franklin Clinic
$1000
 2 Man Sled-
$3709
$1995
 Demon Sleds-
$3228.30  Travel Boxes
$925
 Blaster Arms-
$450
 Game Ready Rehab Unit
$2025
 High and Tight Trainer
$475
 Re Upholster Plyo Boxes
$375
 Tackle Circle
$375
 Varsity Uniform
$16048
 Replace Wheels for chute
$328
 Freshmen Uniform
$9400
 New Pop Up
$450
Total Expenditure
$43262.14
 Portable Training Table
 These purchases only represent what we have done during
the spring, it is impossible to run a program like ours
depending only on the school budget.
 It requires hours of volunteer time, preparation and
dedication to have the best Program in Texas.
WE NEED YOUR HELP! ALL OF OUR
EFFORTS ARE TO BENEFIT YOUR
ATHLETE.
2017 TIMBERWOLF RECRUITING
ACADEMY
2017 TIMBERWOLF RECRUITING
Coach Kuykendall needs to add
slides