Matt McKean/TimesDaily South’s James Washington, Glenville, State comes up with a fumble against the North in the first ProGrass International Scout Bowl at Braly Stadium on Friday night.

FLORENCE — The scoreboard at Braly Stadium might have read South 26, North 14, but in the view of everyone who participated in the inaugural ProGrass International Scout Bowl, everybody was a winner.

Friday night’s game concluded three days of combine work and practices for 81 college and foreign players trying to break through into professional football. And according to George St. Lawrence, founder and CEO of the Collegiate Development Football League, who partnered with ProGrass and EUROstopwatch to promote the game, it was a great success.

“The intensity level from the kids and the coaches was great this week,” St. Lawrence said. “They really appreciated the opportunity to play again.”

It also meant a lot to South head coach Johnny Majors, who choked back a few tears when the team presented him with the game ball after the victory.

“It really was very exciting and a lot of fun,” the 77-year old former Pittsburgh and Tennessee coach said. “It was so invigorating and rewarding to be around all these great players and coaches this week. I really think I got a lot more out of this week than I put in.”

The South statistically dominated the game, gaining 413 yards to the North’s 216 and held North quarterbacks Bobby Cooper and Peter Lalich to a combined 9-of-32 with two interceptions.

The South took a 13-0 halftime lead on two Jose Maltos field goals and a 1-yard quarterback sneak by James Coy.

The North struck back with two big plays in the third quarter to take the lead. The first was a 61-yard touchdown run by Logwone Mitz and the second a 90-yard punt return by Antavian Edison, which gave the North a 14-13 lead with 2:20 left in the third quarter.

But the tide turned back in the favor of the South a few minutes later, when Trent Debraga recovered a fumbled punt at the 3-yard line. Daniel Borne scored on a 1-yard touchdown run four plays later and the South had the lead back for good.

The South put the game away when Khiry Robinson rushed 42 yards to the 1-yard line and then scored himself two plays later with 3:05 remaining.

Former coach and ESPN broadcaster Mike Gottfried, who coached the South quarterbacks, said he couldn’t have been prouder of not only his players, but the North players as well.

“The players really had a passion for this,” Gottfried said. “This game gave these players a chance to play one more game, and who knows what will come of this? One of these days, the MVP of the Super Bowl might have come from this game.”

Two local players who got a chance to play were former North Alabama running back Wes Holland and long snapper Josh Roberts. Holland had five carries for 28 yards and caught three passes for 12 yards.

“It was nice to get another game here at Braly Stadium,” Holland said.

“This is just the next step for me to get to the next level, either in the NFL or CFL. I had a lot of fun this week, meeting new guys and seeing how I stack up against them.”

The game was such a success, that St. Lawrence said he wants to bring it back to Florence next year as well.

“We’re most definitely interested in doing the game here again,” St. Lawrence said. “Everyone was very hospitable and really welcomed us. I think this year was great, but next year will be even better.”

The NFLPA has worked with APMG to bring pro football to China.

For Immediate Release

March, 2013                                       

APMG SPORTS AND THE NFL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION PRESENT PROFESSIONAL AMERICAN FOOTBALL GAME IN CHINA ON MAY 4, 2013 IN BEIJING

Grammy ® Award-winner Darius Rucker to perform at the “China-USA Friendship Game” event in May to celebrate 40 years of China-US diplomatic and cultural relations alongside the Nixon Foundation

APMG Sports, in conjunction with the National Football League Players Association (NFLPA) and other diplomatic and business partners including the Richard Nixon Foundation, announce today that an American football game featuring professional players in China will take place at the National Olympic Stadium in Beijing on May 4, 2013 at 5 pm.

In addition to the historic “China-USA Friendship Game” exhibition football contest between teams consisting of current and former professional American football players and coaches, as well as Chinese players, the event will include a concert performance by American superstar singer and Grammy ® Award-winner Darius Rucker, front man for Hootie and the Blowfish, who will perform before the game and also on a field stage following the game.

Several other significant ceremonies leading up to the game and concert will highlight the historic 1972 diplomatic meeting between Chinese Chairman Mao Zedong and US President Richard Nixon, which forever changed global people-to-people relations. A delegation from the Nixon Foundation and participating dignitaries, football players, and coaches will be hosted by the Chinese People’s Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries (CPAFFC) for various events, culminating in a reception at the Great Hall of the People on May 3, 2013. Other cultural and sporting activities will be included during the period of several days leading to the event, in conjunction with the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, CPAFFC, the US Department of State, World Team Sports China, the China-US Sports Friendship Association, Starbridge Media Group, and various other Chinese and American diplomatic and business entities.

The delegation will include National Football League player Ed Wang, currently under contract with the Philadelphia Eagles. Wang is of Chinese ancestry and his parents were elite athletes in China. Other leading sports and political figures (including Pro Football Hall of Fame member Floyd Little) will accompany the American delegation from Washington to Beijing in early May.

“It is a distinct honor and privilege to work with the NFLPA and the people of China in bringing this historic event to Beijing,” said APMG Sports Founder/President John Glavin.“We look forward to exciting and lasting people-to-people exchanges of sports and culture of this type for many years to come.”

Added NFLPA spokesperson George Atallah: “The NFL Players Association appreciates the opportunity that the people of China are providing our organization in welcoming us as ambassadors of professional American football in China. We are looking forward to developing many Chinese football fans and players for many years to come.”

On behalf of the Nixon Foundation, the group’s President, Sandy Quinn, said: “It is fitting to play an American football game during the Nixon Foundation’s trip to China in celebration of President Nixon’s many contributions to fostering China-US relations. President Nixon was a great fan of the sport, especially during his time in The White House. We look forward to the opportunity to continue his legacy of people-to-people exchange in this unique manner.”

President Nixon’s daughter, Julie Nixon Eisenhower, said: “To my father, football was a metaphor for life. He knew, as every football coach also knows, that nothing worth achieving can be accomplished without tireless effort, concentrated focus, and a clear vision of the goal. The China US Friendship Game is a wonderful metaphor for the relationship that has developed between our two countries. Over four decades we have kept our sights on building a more peaceful, more prosperous future for both the American and Chinese people. Like the score at the end of a game, the results speak for themselves.”

President Nixon’s brother, Ed Nixon, added: “I have never known anyone who loved football more than my brother did. He would be so pleased to know that this game is being played in China to help mark his historic visit in 1972 to the People’s Republic of China.”

US Colonel Jack Brennan visited China as aide to President Nixon several times. He added: “When I accompanied the President and Mrs. Nixon to China in 1972, and again in 1976 and 1979, I would never have imagined that one day Beijing would host an American football game. The effects of that historic visit in 1972 – the week that changed the world – are still being felt today, more than 40 years later.”

Ken Hutman of Starbridge Media Group, Inc. and the China-US Sports Friendship Association, advisor to APMG Sports, noted: “The Friendship Game will highlight the best use of sports and culture as thematic backdrops to promote relevant people-to-people exchanges between China and the US. Celebrating American football on Chinese soil in conjunction with the Nixon Foundation will make for an historic event.”

Superstar performer Darius Rucker added: “It is an honor to be a part of this historic celebration of American football in Beijing. I look forward to representing true American football and music fans as part of this game.”

Additional details regarding team rosters, coaches, ticket sales, broadcast schedules, photo opportunities, press conferences and related events are forthcoming. Other information regarding the China-USA Friendship Game can be found on the APMG Sports website at www.apmgsports.com .

APMG Sports is a global sports marketing firm based in Florida founded by John Glavin and Tim Gaarn. APMG Sports is a licensed partner of the National Football League Players Incorporated (NFLPI) and holds the exclusive rights to promote, market, and brand the production of American football games on behalf of NFLPI outside the United States. Visit them at www.apmgsports.com.

The National Football League Players Association (NFLPA) is a non-profit, professional sports union that protects the best interests and welfare of all NFL players. It serves as the exclusive bargaining agent for all NFL players in collective bargaining. Established in 1956, the NFLPA has a long history of assuring proper recognition and representation of players’ interests. The NFLPA is governed by a Board of Player Representatives, acting in accordance with the NFLPA Constitution and federal labor laws. The NFLPA’s responsibilities include: Representing all players in matters concerning wages, hours and working conditions and protecting their rights as professional football players; ensuring that the terms of the Collective Bargaining Agreement are met; negotiating and monitoring retirement and insurance benefits; providing other member services and activities; providing assistance to charitable and community organizations; enhancing and defending the image of players and their profession, on and off the field. For more information, visit www.NFLPlayers.com.

The Richard Nixon Foundation is a privately supported, non-profit institution dedicated to educating the public about the life, legacy and times of the 37^th President of the United States. Information on the California-based Foundation can be found at www.nixonfoundation.org.

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  Congratulations to the CDFL  players, coaches, and staff for an outstanding and successful effort in the inagural Euro-American Challenge football game held in Warsaw, Poland on Saturday 9/1/2012. Team Ameryka defeat team Europa 34-7 in front of a crowd exceeding 30,000 !  Congratulations to Mr Paul Kusmierz, owner of  the Warsaw Eagles football club and Master Management Group  for sponsoring and hosting this inagural istorical game.  ”  His leadership, and the organization he has assembled, is truely responsible for the large surge of fan interest in American football in Poland”, stated George St Lawrence, head coach of the American Challenge team, in a press interview following the game.

  St . Lawrence further stated,” The talent and ability level of the European players assemblied under the direction of Phillip Dillion, Team Europa player recruitment manager, and the coacheing skills of Kirk Heidelberg, head coach of Team Europa and his staff, proved to the football world that the players and youth of Europe, have a passion for this game”.

Team Europa     0-7- 0- 0  = 7

Team Ameryka  7-0-20-7  = 34

Experince the stories and photos of this game by connecting to the following links :

http://www.facebook.com/#!/media/set/?set=a.10150993118784869.436661.583744868&type=1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=De_AQj49xVw

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQ1YWiEGrUw

http://eurosport.yahoo.com/01092012/5/photo/01092012181802.html

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSZj0tQJ6v0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tEjDElwTCI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dm0RXD28uzY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wlncQS6czTI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZDKhlovyAo

The following is a roster for the football team that will represent the United States against a combined European all-star team on September 1, 2012.  This game will take place in Warsaw, Poland in the newly constructed  National Stadium.  The game will be televised in Europe and a large audience is expected to attend and view the game. The capacity for the stadium is 57,000.

This inaugural Euro-American Challenge game is the first of an annual event to bring the best available American players, who are interested in signing a European contract, against the best European players who are willing to be recruited by American scouts to play in the United States.

Additional information about the team and game will be available on this website and at  http://www.facebook.com/EuroAmericanChallenge

The USA team will practice in Hillburn, New York at the Joseph T. St. Lawrence Sports Complex  beginning on August 27, 2012.  All practices will be open to scouts, media and fans.  All Media contacts and requests should be sent to playCDFL@gmail.com

Team roster selections will include players listed as alternates  who will receive team privileges, be involved in the team practices, but may not travel. 4 Roster spots remain available  for the final team selection

EAC Game- Ameryka Team Roster  as of 8/29/12

#             Player   Position                        HT           WT         Age        Experience

1              Eugene Cooper WR/DB         5’9″        185         23           Bowling Green

2              Jared Chunn       RB               5’8″        180         24           Kean University

3              Michael Rodriquez TE/WR  6’2″        200         23           Tusculum

4              Jon Hatton          DE/LB        6’2″        245         23           West Texas State

5              James McCarthy WR/DB      5’10″      195         23           Framingham State

6              Clarence Anderson  DB/WR  5’10″     180         24           Ottawa Univ

7              Chad Peppars    CB/FS           5’10″      190         24           Oregon

8              Brandon McElwee  LB/DE    6’0″       205         23           Lincoln

9              Ahkiel White      SS/DB          6’0″       205         23           Rhode Island

12           Kurt Leone          QB                 6’3″        210         24           Framingham State

13           Wes Carroll         QB                6’0″        200         23           Florida International

14           Jeff  Legree          AP                6’0″        175          23           CDFL

15           Kyle Dougherty K/QB            5’10″      205          23           Southern Illinois University

16           Richard Samuel WR/AP         5’9″        175          23           Texas Southern

18           Andre Scott- DB/WR/AP      6’3″        190         28           UFL

19           Kyle Auffray       TE                 6’5″        250          24           New Hampshire

21           Stephan Neville   CB/AP        5’8″        185          21           CFL – Montreal

22           Laurence Maroney  RB         5’11″      220          27           NFL/Minnesota U

23          Frank  Wolfe          RB/AP      5’9″        175          23           St. Xavier

24           Shane Moore    DL/LB         6’2″        240         21           CDFL/Semi-Pro

25           Ricky Carlson      FS/WR      5’10″      180          23           Webber International

26           Darrick Johnson OLB/SS    5’11″       195          23           McPherson College

27           Wes Holland       RB/AP      5’10″      215          23             North Alabama

28           Joe Williams      RB/AP      6’0″        200         26             Nassau

29           Phil Gamble        LB/DE       6’1″        230         27            Marshall

33           Ryan Dinnebeil  FB/LB        6’10″      240        23             Marist

34           Desmond Cox    RB                 5’7″        180         23           Morehead State

40           Craig Robertson  DB             5’11″        175          24           CDFL

42           Derek Vacha      K/P               5’11″       170         19            Notre Dame College

50           Mike Lucian   OL/DL             6’3″        305        22            Penn State

53           Kesnel  Menard  LB                5’10″      180        23             Marist

55           Mike Gee    DL/LB                  6’2″        245         23           IUP

60           Larry Cabrera     OL                6’1″        260         24           Arena/CDFL

61           Devon Dawson OG/DL          6’4″        320         26           South Carolina State

64           James Wolff     OL                  6’5″        305          25          IFL

65           Isaac Williams    C/DL           6’2″        300         22          Alcorn State

72           Owen Fraser      DL/OL         6’2″         287         23           Columbia

74           Henry Glackin    OL/DL        6’6″        285         23           Towson University

82           Tony Simmons   WR/AP       6’3″        205         34           NFL

This inaugural Euro-American Challenge game is the first of an annual event to bring the best available American players, who are interested in signing a European contract, against the best European players who are willing to be recruited by American scouts to play in the United States.

Additional information about the team and game will be available on this website and at  http://www.facebook.com/EuroAmericanChallenge

The USA team will practice in Hillburn, New York at the Joseph T. St. Lawrence Sports Complex  beginning on August 27, 2012.  All practices will be open to scouts, media and fans.  All Media contacts and requests should be sent to playCDFL@gmail.com

Team roster selections will include players listed as alternates  who will receive team privileges, be involved in the team practices, but may not travel. 4 Roster spots remain available  for the final team selection

EAC Game- USA Team Roster  as of 8/3

3 Spots remain

Team eligible alternates – updated information- alternates are being assisned numbers and are being activated as players to non- travel team member status at this time  ( Stand-by).  This list follows in random order and is subject to additions and deletions.  Alternates may be asked to attend practice sessions but may end up not traveling.

Activated players, USA team members, non-travel-as of 8/6

4- Clarence Anderson- AP

53 Kensel  Menard – OLB

17- Jeffrey Weisinger-QB

28-Joe Williams – RB/AP

36-Patrice DeSir – CB/RB

18- Andre Scott-DB/WR/AP

32-Jared  Bradley- RB-

41-Marvin Rhone - WR/DB

20-Lerico  Mathis- CB

10-Matt  Coyne- QB/AP

56-Mike Gee -DL/DE/LB

14-Jeff  Legree-AP

30-Kendall  Owens- RB/AP

23-Frank  Wolfe- RB/RET

45-DeJay  Lester-   WR/DB

37-Matthew  Alksninis-P

64- James Wolff- OL

First Alternates

Nick McGahagan- LB

11-Willie Calhoun- FB/TE/DL

Cody Smith- RB/S

Leo  Cardenas- DB/RB

DeMario Barber-WR/DB

Ryan Lockard- LB

Shawn Richardson DB/RB

Robbins  Mondesir – DE

66-Alex Santana-  OT/DL

Chester  Fleurant – DL

54-Michael  Bruner-LB

Anthony Francois -WR/DB

Daryl  Wiley – WR

Jonathan  Coppage- WR

Amius Smith- SS

Samuel David Dawson-RB/WR

Calvin Smith- RB

Kenneth Treschitta- WR/DB

 Brandon Burke- TE

Nate Burney- RB/DB

Marcus  Lisbon-  WR/DB

 2nd Alternates

 Trey Johnson- AP

 Vinnie  Miroth -  QB

James  Blevins-  WR

Marcus  Lisbon-  WR/DB

James  Boatright - RB/LB

 Angel  Beltran  -  RB/LB

Darnell  Burton-  WR

 Joe Malone-AP

 Mike Matyniak-AP

 Questions contact playCDFL@gmail.com

Warsaw Poland getting ready

Please visit the facebook page and like it  for additional details  about the game at-http://www.facebook.com/EuroAmericanChallenge

Press conference announcing  EAC game in Warsaw on 7/18/12

The CDFL is excited to announce the 3rd and FINAL installment of its  USA team Tryout Series.  Beginning on  Saturday June 30 and running to August 15th, individual and position group tryouts will be conducted along with video evaluations.  During this stage of the tryout process, all interested players may request an individual tryout or send us a video or link to an online video after they submit the registration fee.  Note that players on the watchlist below may be invited to group tryouts as necessary. All tryouts will be at the team’s home facility; the Joseph T. St. Lawrence Sports Complex, 115 Torne Valley Road, Hillburn, New York.

This 3rd and final tryout stage will be a “close out” for the highly talented players from the first two tryouts, but is very open to new talent coming in late. Roster spots ARE STILL AVAILABLE! Remember, EVERY video is evaluated and is %100 equal to trying out person.

How to TRYOUT in the 3rd and FINAL stage:

For the players, this tryout stage will mimic the first 2 tryouts in terms of how it works, accept the physical tryouts will be more personal, consisting of 1-8 players at a time. The process can be completed in 2 ways:

1. – Register at http://www.playcdfl.com/Registration/ and pay the Tryout Registration Fee ($50, non-refundable) at http://cdfl.ticketleap.com/eac-tryout/ . Next, email playcdfl@gmail.com to schedule a personal tryout (June 30- August 15) and attend in person for evaluation.

OR

2. – Register at http://www.playcdfl.com/Registration/  and pay the Tryout Registration Fee ($50, non-refundable) at http://cdfl.ticketleap.com/eac-tryout/ . Next, send a hard copy of your video to PO Box 38 Southfields NY, 10975 OR email a link to your online video to playcdfl@gmail.com . Any video you can provide will count as a tryout and will evaluated with the same opportunity.

May 19 Tryout

June 23 Tryout

USA team/ EAC game  Player Watch-List as of 6/25/12

# PLAYER POS HT WT AGE EXPERIENCE
v DeJay Lester wr/db 6-3 200 24 snow college

v Jared Bradley, RB,6-0,220, Delaware univ.
v Samuel D. Dawson rb 5-11 205 30 arena
12 Chesler Fleurant dl/ol 6-2 270 23 CDFL
14 Dexter Galette lb/de 235 Morrisville
1 Jeffrey Weising QB 6-0 185 25 brook mariner
v Marcus Lisbon wr/de 6-2 220 24 semi pro
v James Boatright rb/lb 5-11 260 24 VMI
10 Lionel McElwee lb 6-0 205 23 Lincoln
v Kurt Leone qb/db 6-3 210 24 Merrimack
16 Angel Beltran rb/lb 5-11 210 22 h.s
v Derek Clark
v Desmond Cox Rb 5-6 180 24 morehead st
v Donald Smith wr/db 5-9 175 25 north. Illinois
4 Daryl Wiley wr 167 hs all American
v Devon Lamar Dawson OG 6-4 320 South Car St
v Darnell Burton wr 6-2 205 26 Cheney st-d2
v Isaac Williams C-DL 6-2 300 22 FCS -Bowl
3 Eugene Cooper wr Bowling Green
v Andy Wilson Ed Waters coll
v Lerico Mathis wr/db 6-0 188 26 Memphis univ
v Samuel Charles wr/db 6-3 215 27 d2/naia bowl
v Max Schulz lb 6-1 211 23 Cal poly
6 Ahkiel White DB 6-0 205 23 URI
v Ervin Johnson wr/db 6-4 215 24 Mary Har Baylor
v Chad Peppars db,Oregon
v Carl Smith RB/DB 5-9 215 22 Campbell univ
v Keena Rowe Watts rb/db 5-11 215 27 hs
36 Stephan Neville wr/db 5-8 185 21 CFL
9 Derek Vacha Kick 5-11 160 19 Nor dame coll
44 Ryan Dinnebeil rb/lb 6-0 240 23 Marist
v James McCarthy wr/db Europe d3
v Shawn Richardson db/rb 6-0 192 26 arena
v Aikehl McTush db/wr 5-7 156 18 semi-pro
v Vinnie Miroth QB 6-0 196 27 college
43 Leo Cardenas rb/wr 5-9 180 22 Liberty
v Ryan Lockard lb 5-11 215 27 Warsaw eagles
v Ronnie Quinn RB/DB 5-8 188 23 Okla Panhande
11 Jared Chunn rb 5-8 180 Kean
v Joseph Bolognesi rb 6-2 240 23 Colorado mines d2
v Joseph Monize cb/rb 5-9 190 25 college
v Mazi Ogbonna wr/db 6-1 195 23 Wyoming univ
5 Aston Deloatch wr/db CDFL
v Ryan Alden QB 6-3 215 Haskell-univ
v Matthew Alksninis punt 6-1 185 Curry
46 Matt Coyne QB/AP 6’0 190 21 Wesleyan
15 Michael Bruner lb 6’0 210 CDFL
2 Shane Moore lb/dl 6-2 240 semi pro
v Andre D Scott db/wr 29 UFL
8 Kenneth Treschitta wr/db Catholic univ
v Joe Izzo pk Cent Conn st
13 Anthony Francois wr/db 5-10 160 CDFL
18 Jay Correa db 6-0 195 Pace
v Michael Rodriquez wr 6-1 Tusculum-d2
19 Trey Johnson wr/db 6-1 205 CDFL j
17 Henry Glackin OL 6-5 285 Towson
20 Jeff Lora lb/de 6-1 235 CDFL
21 Allen Flowers TE/DE Bacone coll
23 Robbins Mondesir TE/LB 6-0 210 CDFL
30 Kensel Menard OLB 5-9 190 22 Marist
v Stanley Edouardwr/db, Ouachita
v Gary Joshway wr/db 5-11 170 24 naia
42 Joe Williams rb/db 6-0 180 26 Nassau CC
v Kendall Owens rb/db 5-9 185 23 college
40 Brandon Burke te/ss 6-6 240 22 Mobile, Ala
v Phil Gamble rb/lb 6-1 230 27 Marshall univ
v Frank Wolfe rb 5-9 180 24 all amer naia
v Marvin Rhone wr/db 5-9 185 23 lakeland –d3
v Preston Pace III -
v DeMario Barber wr/db 5-9 165 23 college all amer
v Jonathan Hatton de/lb 6-2 250 24 Tyler jr coll

45 Jeff Legree QB 6-0 185 23 PSAL
41 Mark Walsh rb/wr 5-10 200 25 St Mary
v Darrick Johnson ,LB- McPherson
33 Jonathan Coppage wr 5-10 200 22 CDFL
v Kyle Dougherty-K- Southern Ill Univ
31 Owen Fraser OL 6-1 287 23 Columbia
v Kyle Auffray TE 6-5 UNH
32 Willie Calhoun fb/te 6-0 265 24 CDFL
35 Patrice DeSir CB 5-10 200 24 CDFL
v Nate Burney rb/db 5-7 180 26 Akron univ
v Alex Santana OT/DL 6-4 365 25 semi-pro
47 Calvin Smith rb/cb 5-10 200 25 HVCC

39 Isaac Floyd te/lb 6-3 235 21 Monroe cc

v  Ricky Carlson db, 5-9,180,Webber Int

v Calvin Palmer,RB,6-0,230, Montana St.

7 Brent Crayton, Lb/rb 5-7,190, Semi -pro

v  Richard Samuel wr/db,5-10,170, Texas southern univ

v Jarrett SmithWR/DB,6-0,180,NJAC

v Wes Holland RB Italian football league

v  William Burch,rb/lb,6-0,205,Semi-pro

v Amius Smith,SS,6-2,220, Austin Peay

v Clyde Manuel
v Kenny Stoklosa

v Joshua McLeod
v Brandon James

v Chad Morrow-K

v Stephen Jackson

v Michael Phyfiher,DB

v Esteban Abreu

v James Buddy Blevins

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This tryout will be following the highly successful turnout of talent from the first tryout that took place on May 19.

The June 23 tryout will contain less testing than the first one but will include more:

• Position specific drills
• Individual skill analysis
• 1 on 1 and 7 on 7 competition
• Playbook execution

How to TRYOUT?

For the players, this second tryout installment will mimic the first tryout in terms of how it works. Like the first tryout, players can tryout in 2 ways:

1. – Register at http://www.playcdfl.com/Registration/, pay the Tryout Registration Fee ($50, non-refundable) at http://cdfl.ticketleap.com/eacteam-usa-june-tryout-registration-fee/, and attend the June 23 Tryout in Person for evaluation.

OR

2. – Register at http://www.playcdfl.com/Registration/, pay the Tryout Registration Fee ($50, non-refundable) at http://cdfl.ticketleap.com/eacteam-usa-june-tryout-registration-fee/, and send a hard copy of your video to PO Box 38 Southfields NY, 10975 or email your online video to us at playcdfl@gmail.com. Any video you can provide will count as a tryout.

May 19 Tryout

USA TEAM / EAC Player Watch-List (this is a small sample, more players will be added daily)

Jeff  Weisinger – QB -Brooklyn Mariners

Robbins Mondesir – TE/LB – CDFL

Allen Flowers – DE – Bacone College

Eugene Cooper – WR – Bowling Green Univ.

Chester Fleurant – DL – CDFL

Henry Glackin – OL – Towson

Jeff Lora – LB – CDFL

Jay Correa – DB/WR – Don Bosco

Angel Beltran – LB/RB – Conn

Trey Johnson – WR – CDFL

Mike Bruner – LB – CDFL

Dexter Galette – LB/DE – Ramapo

AnthonyFrancois-WR/DB – Iona

Jared Chunn – RB – Kean Univ.

Brandon McElwee – SS/LB – Lincoln Univ.

Derek Vacha – K- Notre Dame College

KenTreschitta – WR/DB – Catholic Univ.

Ahkiel White – DB – Rhode Island Univ.

Ashton Deloatch – WR – CDFL

Daryl Wiley – WR-Staten Island

Shane Moore – LB – South Carolina

Marcus Lisbon – WR/DE – Baltimore Vengeance (ICFL)

James Boatwright – RB/LB – VMI

Ryan Dinnebell – RB – Marist

Kurt Leone – QB – Framingham State

Desmond Cox – RB – Morehead State

Donald Smith – WR/DB – Northern Illinois Univ

Darnell Burton – WR – Cheyney Univ

JoeBolognesi – FB – Azusa Pacific

Shawn Richardson -DB/RB – Saginaw Sting- (CIFL)

Carl Smith – RB – Campbell Univ.

Matt Coyne – QB/DB – Wesleyan Univ.

Ryan Alden – QB- Haskell Univ/German League

Joseph Monize – DB/RB – DSU

Stephan Neville – RET/DB/WR – Mass.

Isaac Williams – C/DL – FCS Bowl

Max Schulz – WR/LB – Cal Poly

Ronnie Quinn – RB/DB – Oklahoma Maddogz

Mazi Ogbonna – WR/DB – Wyoming Univ.

Keena Watts – RB/DB – Semi-pro

Devon Dawson – OG – SC State

LeRico Mathis – DB – Memphis Univ

Andre Scott – DB/WR – UFL

Andy Wilson – TBA

Leo Cardones – RB/LB – Liberty Univ.