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NORTHEAST CLINICS |
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"A Unique Weekend Experience"
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The Beautiful Governor's Academy |
OVERNIGHT/DAY SESSIONS
July 10 through July 12, 2009
FOR BOYS IN GRADES 6 THROUGH 12
Enrollment Limited ... Register Early
Why Should I Attend Quarterback Receiver Clinic?
QUARTERBACKS and RECEIVERS are two of the most skilled positions in the game and they demand a great deal of discipline and repetition in perfecting the skill and techniques necessary to perform at these positions. In most cases, fall team practice cannot devote the individualized attention and concentration in the two areas of passing and receiving.
EXCLUSIVE concentration on Quarterbacking and Receiving instructed by Skilled Coaches who have achieved measures of greatness in these two specific areas, both as players and coaches. Each athlete will receive a total football experience, development of confidence and competence, direction for proper training and conditioning, the importance of academic grades for college recruitment and scholarship opportunities, as well as the NCAA Clearing House Rules and Regulations 2009, College Training Films, Lectures and Chalk Talks will also be utilized as off-field coaching techniques.
«SPECIAL OFFERINGS«
Each Attendee will receive FREE:
QB/R Players Manual / QB/R Clinic Shirt
Facilities... The clinic will be held on the campus of The Governor's Academy located in Byfield (Newbury), MA. This private school campus is situated in a beautiful setting surrounded by excellent athletic fields, a field house and living accommodations.
Open to... High School, Jr. High School, and Youth Quarterbacks and Receivers, including Tight Ends, Wide Outs, and Running Backs in a passing offense.
NCAA Rule... 2009 H.S. Graduates MAY attend the clinic.
Supervision... The boys will be supervised by capable adult instructors and clinic officials.
Counselors... In addition to our outstanding staff of coaches, Northeast QB/R Clinic
employs a support staff of counselors who are all college football
athletes from some of the top colleges in the Northeast. Many of them
are products of Northeast QB/R Clinic
"The Best Individualized Instruction in the Northeast"
Your clinic directors are well known for the personal
interest they take in the development of youngsters.
ALEX ROTSKO
Alex has 30 years coaching experience with high school and college Quarterbacks and Receivers (Ithaca and AIC 13 years, Longmeadow HS 17 years). During this period he has coached numerous All N.E., All League, and All Scholastic Quarterbacks & Receivers. Alex's record at LHS is 149-31, including a state record of 12 straight Super Bowls, winning 9 of 12 appearances. Until the 10th game of the '08 season, LHS had 46 consecutive victories. LHS has been undefeated 4 of the last 6 seasons. While a head coach at AIC, he was named New England Coach of the Year. While an assistant at Ithaca College, the team won the National Championship. Coach Rotsko is a much sought after clinician and is widely recognized as an outstanding teacher of the game.DOUG WOOD
Doug has 14 years experience as a Varsity Football Coach. Doug's overall record includes 1 State Title and 2 League Championships. Doug has been inducted into the Mass. Football Coaches Hall of Fame and the Vermont Academy Hall of Fame. He is also the former Athletic Director at Amesbury H.S. and has been the owner/director of summer athletic clinics for the past 33 years.
RESIDENT ADMINISTRATOR
JAY WOOD
Athletic Director — Hillsboro-Deering High School
Former OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR — Bishop Brady High School
QB/R CLINIC STAFF
QB/R CLINIC, SINCE ITS ORIGIN, HAS EMPLOYED THE BEST PROFESSIONAL COLLEGE, AND HIGH SCHOOL COACHES AVAILABLE. PRESENT AND PAST STAFF HAVE COME FROM THE FOLLOWING PROGRAMS:
| PROFESSIONAL |
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HIGH SCHOOL |
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| ATLANTA FALCONS | AIC | NORTHEASTERN | AMESBURY |
| BERLIN THUNDER | ALLEGHENY | NORWICH | BILLERICA |
| CHICAGO BEARS | AMHERST | NOTRE DAME | BRIDGTON (ME) |
| CLEVELAND BROWNS | BC | PLYMOUTH | BROOKLINE |
| COLOGNE CENTURIANS | BU | RPI | BROOKS |
| HOUSTON TEXANS | BATES | SACRED HEART | CANTERBURY (CT) |
| JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS | BENTLEY | SALVE REGINA | CENTRAL CATHOLIC |
| MONTREAL ALOUETTES | BOWDOIN | SO CONN | COLONIE (NY) |
| NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS | BRIDGEWATER | SPRINGFIELD | DANVERS |
| PHILADELPHIA EAGLES | BROWN | STANFORD | DOVER, (NH) |
| PITTSBURGH STEELERS | BYU | SYRACUSE | EXETER (NH) |
| ST. LOUIS RAMS | COLGATE | TRINITY | EXETER ACADEMY |
| CURRY | TUFTS | GLOUCESTER | |
| DARTMOUTH | TULANE | GUNNERY (CT) | |
| DUKE | U MAINE | HAVERHILL | |
| FORDHAM | U MASS - AMHERST | KEY WEST (FL) | |
| FRANKLIN & MARSHALL | U MASS - LOWELL | LONG MEADOW | |
| GEORGETOWN | UNLV | MANSFIELD | |
| GEORGIA TECH | UNH | MARBLEHEAD | |
| HAMDEN-SYDNEY | UNION | MASCONOMET | |
| HARVARD | URI | MILTON ACADEMY | |
| HOFSTRA | WESLEYAN | NEWBURYPORT | |
| HOLY CROSS | WEST POINT | NORWOOD | |
| IL WESLYAN | WEST VIRGINIA | OLD TOWN (ME) | |
| MARIST | WILLIAM & MARY | PENTUCKET | |
| MIDDLEBURY | WILLIAMS | ROXBURY LATIN | |
| NEW HAVEN | WISCONSIN | SOUTH HADLEY | |
| NICHOLS | YALE | TRITON | |
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OUTSTANDING
PERFORMANCES
BY FORMER QB/R ATTENDEES
| PAT DONNELLY |
—Exeter Academy, NH, - BG All Star, Led Longmeadow HS to 3 Undefeated Seasons & 3 Super bowl victories ’05-’06-’07. |
| JEFF LINGENFELTER |
—Minnechaug HS,MA,- 2 Time All Scholastic, 82 Rcp (WMass Record), 1,287 Rcp Y, 10 TD Rcp. |
| PAT ORLANDO |
—Manchester Essex HS, MA, - BG & BH All Scholastic, CAC MVP, - 4,000 C-YP, 54 C-TDP, Undefeated Season, DIV IV Super bowl champions. |
| MIKE MCCARTHY |
—Martha’s Vineyard HS, MA, - BG & BH All Scholastic, 143/258- 2,258C-YP, 31C-TDP, 1,512 C-YR, 31 C-TDR, DIV IIIA State Finalists. |
| DREW SCHWENDENMANN |
—Minnechaug HS, MA,- 2,985 YP(WMass single-season record), 37 TDP, 4,571 C-YP, 51 C-TDP. |
| JOE ESPOSITO |
—Georgetown HS, MA,- BG & BH All Scholastic, EMass DIV IIIA Player of the Year, 3,378 C-YP, 3,194 C-YR, 82 C-TD’s. |
| ANDY VAILAS |
—Bishop Guertin HS, NH, - Two-time All State, 1,949 all purpose yards, 22 TD’s, DIV II State Champions. |
| SERGEY GORDIEVSKY | —Putnam HS, MA,- All Scholastic, 1,569 YP, 25 TDP, 2 Super Bowl Wins. |
| MCCALLUM FOOTE |
—Noble Greenough Prep, MA, - NEPSAC All Star, ’07 All Scholastic, NE Champs. |
| DEREK RUSSELL |
—Newton South HS, MA, - BG All Scholastic, DCL-L CO-MVP, 2,257 C-YP, 3,743 C-YR, 21 TDP. |
| JOE CLANCY |
—Newburyport HS, MA, - BG All Scholastic, CAL-S All Star, 130/247- 1,909 YP, 22 TDP, Broke All School Passing Records. |
| CAM COLLINS |
—Westfield HS, MA,- All Scholastic, 789 YR, 10 TDR, 3 TDP. |
| JOHN HENNESSY | —Andover HS, MA, - MVC All League, 133/257- 1,648 YP, 625 YR, 20 TDP, 6 TDR, Tied School TDP Record. |
| BRANDON HOWARD |
—King Phillips HS, MA, - BG All Scholastic, Hockomock League MVP, 1,071 YP, 17 TDP. |
| ANTHONY ACCORSI | —Minnechaug HS, MA,- All Scholastic, 37-Rcp, 786 Rcp Y, 8 TD Rcp. |
| ANDREW KUKESH |
—Exeter HS, NH, - DIV II All State, 1,200 C-YP/R, 25 C-TDP, 3 year starter, DIV II State Finalist. |
| ROBERT MCGEOGHAN |
—Agawam HS, MA,- All Scholastic, 25 Rcp, 441 Rcp Y, 7 TD Rcp. |
| ANTO ALMASIAN |
—Massena HS, NY, - National Underclassmen All Freshmen Team, WR. |
| SHAIN JOWETT | —Lawrence Central Catholic HS, MA, - 72/144- 1,033 YP, 4 TDP. |
| ADAM SNOW | —Barrington HS, RI,- Academic All American, 280 Rcp Y, 6 TD Rcp. |
| JACK MACNEVIN | —St. Thomas HS, NH, - DIV V All State TE. |
| EVAN DOWD |
—Longmeadow HS, MA,- All Scholastic DB, 147 RCP Y, 2 TD Rcp. |
| ANDY CUNNINGHAM | —Bishop Guertin HS, NH, - DIV II All State WR State Champions. |
| KYLE SMITH |
—Longmeadow HS, MA,-All Scholastic DB, 186 Rcp Y, 10 Rcp, 3 TD Rcp. |
| BEN STALLMAN | —Souhegan HS, NH, - DIV III All State SE. |
| SAM PERLOW |
—Marblehead HS, MA, - DIV III EMass All Star. |
| ANDREW PERLMUTTER | —Dover Sherborn HS, MA, - DIV III All Star. |
| JORDON JOHNSON | —Brooks School, MA, - 27/59- 364 YP. 2 TDP. |
| JEREMY BENOTT | —Spaulding HS, NH, - DIV II All State DB. |
| COLIN BROWN |
—Concord HS, NH, - DIV I All State QB. |
| ERIC FEEHAN | —Bishop Brady HS, NH, - DIV V All State RB. |
| NICK LANTZ |
—Dover HS, NH, - DIV II All State – DB. |
| ERIK HATTON | —Timberlane Reg. HS, NH, - DIV II All State- HM, 71/132- 1,025 YP, 12 TDP. |
| JOSHUA CYR |
—Saco Jr. Trojans, ME, - 11 TDP, 9 TDR, Championship Finalists. |
| DARREN HARTWELL | —North Reading HS, MA, - CAL All League, 74 C-Rcp, 13 C-TD Rcp, 1,417 C-Rcp Y. |
| DAN SNYDER |
—Stoughton HS, MA, - BG All Star, 6 PTD, 4 RTD, 1,200 yds combined. |
| JACOB MARTINO | —Malden Pop Warner, MA, - Undefeated Season, 10 TDP, 35/50 CMPL. |
| DJ PETROPULOS |
—Souhegan HS, NH, - DIV III All State, 2,381 C-YP, 28 C-TDP, 149 C-CMPL, single season PY record. |
| DAVID ST. PIERRE | —N.S. Tech., MA, - BH-CAC All Star, 6 School records, 1400 YP, 18 TDP. |
| TANNER BAILLARGEON | —Kennet HS, NH, - DIV IV All State. |
| TYLER KING |
—Merrimack HS, NH, - DIV II All State HM, 1,050 YP, 11 TDP. |
| RYAN DILLON | —Whittier Tech., MA, - 1,568 C-YP, 17 C-TDP. |
| ANTHONY CARTER |
—Marlboro HS, MA, - MIAA Sportsmanship Award, Turkey Day MVP, 47 C-Rcp, 6 C-TD Rcp, 825 C-RcpY. |
| SCOTT SAUNDERS | —Kennett HS, NH,- 651 YP, 9 TDP/R. |
| GREG LADD | —Danvers HS, MA, - 1,321 C-YP, 9 C-TDP, Capt. Elect. |

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Comments by Present and Past Clinic Staff |
Attendee Comments |
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BRIAN WHITE -
Former Offensive Coordinator —Syracuse/Wisconsin "I feel an immense sense of gratitude toward the
Northeast Football Clinic. They developed me first as a player to
compete at the collegiate level and then poured the foundation for my
coaching career. This staff continues to be my professional spring
board." CHRIS RORKE - Assistant Coach—Trinity College "N.E. QB/R Clinic is the best clinic of its kind that I have ever worked at. If you are looking for a clinic to give you outstanding coaching on the fundamentals required to play QB/R, this is it." SCOTT RUGGLES - Assistant Coach—Harvard University "If I was a High School QB/R that wanted to take their game to a higher level, I would do anything in my power to attend Northeast QB/R Clinic." PETER GIUNTA - NFL Assistant Coach "The Northeast QB/R Clinic provides a great learning environment for young players. They not only receive very good coaching but it's done in a very positive fun way. I'm glad to have been a part of their staff." GARY CROWTON—Offensive Coordinator LSU "The QB/R Clinic gives young men an opportunity to get top notch coaching and work on their skills. MIKE REDDING - Head Coach—Mansfield HS "The best clinic in New England for Skill Players--Our QB's go every year and return much improved." BILL BALL - Head Coach—Exeter HS "Northeast QB/R Clinic offers players an opportunity to focus on techniques, execution, and repetitions that are vital to the success of the individual player." MARK WHIPPLE - Former NFL Quarterback Coach—Pittsburgh Steelers "The Northeast QB/R Clinic is an excellent clinic for a young person to develop the fundamentals and discipline necessary to become a great football player!" ALEX ROTSKO - Head Coach—Longmeadow HS (AIC) "Our starting QB's have been 1st Team All Western MA. 6 of the last 7 seasons and all of them attended the Clinic. It has been a crucial part of their preparation." PETER VAAS - Former QB Coach Duke/Notre Dame "The Northeast QB/R Clinic allows players of all ability levels to showcase their talents and to learn from a very varied and talented core of talented college coaches. Over the years many have gone on to have outstanding high school and college careers." MIKE FOLEY - Offensive Line Coach—UConn "This clinic does a great job of teaching skills and mechanics to really improve yourself as a QB or WR. Everyone gets a ton of Reps!" DICK FARLEY - Former Head Coach—Williams College "The N.E. Clinic gives athletes exposure to a lot of techniques from numerous coaches, plus a lot of repetitions throwing and catching the football."
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“Great experience – extremely knowledgeable and enthusiastic coaches.” “Instructive – organized – fun, met players from many schools/states, great experience.” “Fine tuned my game!” "Taught me the fundamentals needed to improve my game and lead my team to two championships and a Superbowl Title." "I attended many other good clinics, but the coaching & individual attention was the best here. Thanks to all the coaches." "QB/R clinic helped me make the transition from WR to QB. Clinic was great & was one of the reasons I made all conference 1st team." "Best clinic I've been to. Most Reps I've ever had." "The coaching the past two summers has been great. I learned many drills that improved me not only as a receiver, but in all aspects of the game." "An outstanding weekend of football." "Your clinic really got my footwork better, helped me a lot on speed and gave me more precise mechanics. I give NE QB/R Clinic a lot of credit for my great season. Thank you and see you this summer." "It was great having college coaches there to see our abilities in person, instead of on a game tape." "The drills were great & I learned a lot about the QB position. Biggest advantage was the amount of college coaches that taught at the clinic." "My son credits your clinic program for all of his achievements." "The clinic helped me to work on my accuracy and reading defenses, leading me to throw only one interception off a tipped ball. Also gave me the confidence to throw the ball away when necessary." "Coaches and staff are great. Learned more at this clinic than 2 others put together. Wonderful program." "The clinic helped me excel this year. I'm looking forward to next year's clinic and bringing my 2 best receivers with me." "I'm being recruited by a coach that first saw me at your clinic." "This was a great clinic--it helps me build the necessary skills you need to play at a high level. Went for 2 years--it's great!" "Very positive experience. Exposure to college coaches a big plus for those aspiring to play further." |
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DATES/TIME
FOR BOYS IN GRADES 6 THROUGH 12
OVERNIGHT CLINIC (July 10-12, 2009)
Tuition - $415 A registration fee of $100 (non-refundable) must accompany application.
Participants should arrive at 8:00 AM on Friday, the first day of the clinic.
Attendees should be picked up for departure between 12:00 PM and 1:00 PM on Sunday, the last day of the clinic.
DAY CLINIC (July 10-12, 2009)
Tuition - $325 A registration fee of $100 (non-refundable) must accompany application.
The clinic will meet Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Saturday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and Sunday from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM.
EXTENDED DAY CLINIC (July 10-12, 2009)
Tuition - $365 A registration fee of $100 (non-refundable) must accompany application.
Follows day clinic hours and continues until 8:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
The balance of $315 for Overnight Attendees, $265 for Extended Day Attendees, and $225 for Day Attendees must be paid by/on the first day of the clinic.
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TEAM / SIBLING DISCOUNT
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ENROLLMENT LIMITED ... REGISTER EARLY
We are very pleased with the success of Northeast QB/R Clinic in that we have met our enrollment capacities since the origin of the clinic. Therefore, it is important that all candidates apply early to guarantee a spot at the clinic.
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PROGRAM
Quarterback and Receiver Clinic is designed to give each athlete an opportunity to receive concentrated work in the areas of skill and coordinated movement that will aid him in developing the ability to perform at the peak of his potential in an organized Football Program. QUARTERBACK EMPHASIS will be on quickness, speed and agility, ball handling, position and control behind the center, footwork, handoffs, pitches and option flips, also, passing techniques, steps and positioning, dropbacks,. sprintouts, bootlegs, rollouts and play action, passing drills, with emphasis on position of hands arms, feet and follow through included in this will be passing drills to recognize "open receiver" as well as quick delivery, leadership and running. RECEIVER EMPHASIS will be on running correct pass routes, catching the ball, eyeing the ball in, line release, speed control, getting open and recognizing defenses, man to man, zone and combinations. In short, our clinic will supplement your Fall coaching staff, A REQUIREMENT FOR SUCCESS.
PERSONAL EQUIPMENT
Each athlete will need to furnish his own equipment, shorts, socks, shoes, shirts, towels, supporter, and mouthpiece. Overnight attendees should also bring one blanket or sleeping bag, sheets, pillow, normal toiletries, personal clothing, and spending money.
BOTH QUARTERBACKS AND RECEIVERS ARE EXPECTED TO BRING
THE TYPE OF FOOTBALL THEIR TEAM WILL BE USING THIS FALL AND A
HELMET WITH THEIR NAME ON FRONT.DINING ARRANGEMENTS
A professional food services staff of The Governor's Academy will serve overnight attendees from Friday noon through Sunday noon. Day attendees will be served lunch only Friday through Sunday. Dinner will be served Friday and Saturday to Extended Day Attendees.HEALTH
Upon receipt of your application, a health form will be mailed to each attendee. This form must be completed and brought to the Clinic on the first day (a copy of any recent physical will be accepted in lieu of the form). The Clinic assumes that all attendees are physically capable of taking part in the program unless notified otherwise. A doctor will be on call 24 hours a day while a qualified athletic trainer will be in attendance.DIRECTIONS
Will be on the reverse side of the mailed health form as well as on the website.GROUPINGS
Players will be grouped according to age, experience and ability. Players from the same school or team will be allowed to work together if they wish.
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ENROLLMENT LIMITED...REGISTER EARLY |
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COACHES MAY SECURE EARLY TEAM RESERVATIONS BY TELEPHONE |
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