SHS Football Program Insert #3 September 2012

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FOOTBALL 2012

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2012 SANDPOINT HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL

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THE OPPONENT THROUGH THE EYES OF AN EMAD

Cheney, which posted a 7 -2 record in 2011 with a 0-1 postseason record, has six starters and 7 lettermen returning for the 2012 season. They come into tonight’s game against the

Sandpoint Bulldogs with a 1 -3 record so far this season. Their losses were to East Valley, Lakeland and Pullman and their win a 56-0 shutout against Omak. The team is coached by Jason Williams who has been at the school for 18 years and at the helm for the Cheney Blackhawks varsity team for the past 10. Prior to that, he served as defensive coordinator. Key newcomers include junior Andrew Graham, senior running back and linebacker Cameron Schlotter, junior Kyle Krieger who can be found at guard and tackle, junior Josh Arthur playing tight end, and junior Noah Ziemann who plays center and tackle. The team runs a spread offense and a 4-3 defense. Key players for the Cheney Blackhawks include senior Eric Igbinoba, a wide receiver and running back who, at 6’1” and 180 lbs., is reported to be fast on his feet

and has been first team all-league for the past two years. Another player the Bulldogs will be keeping a close eye on is senior linebacker and tight end Coleman White who is 6’0” and 195 lbs. He, along with senior Zach Corean, were both first team defense in 2011.Inexperience may prove to be the Cheney Blackhawk’s weakness while overall speed throughout the team is considered one of the team’s strengths.

The Sandpoint Bulldogs are determined to take the momentum from their win on the road in Timberlake last week, capitalize on the home field advantage and ring the victory bell at Memorial Field tonight. Go Bulldogs!

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ADMINISTRATIONPrincipal: Becky MyerAthletic Director: Kris Knowles

COACHING STAFFHead Coach and Offensive Coordinator: Satini Puailoa

Offensive Line: Crosby Tajan

Running Backs: Steve Russo

Wide Outs: Steve Miller QB’S: Ray Miller Assistant Head Coach and Defensive Coordinator: Chris Lassen Secondary: Paul Mauel and Scott Albertson

Defensive Line: John Knowles and Shane Frank

Special Teams: Martin Rodriguez

Equipment Manager: Jarrett Robson

Manager: Jason Roop

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# NAME HT WT GRADE POS 3 PAULL, CARSON 5’7” 150 11 QB/DB5 HARRIS, TYLER 6’0 170 10 DB6 FURY, TOMMY 5’9” 160 12 WR/DB7 NEWHART, HARLEY 5’8” 170 11 DB9 WARD,DAKOTA 5’11” 190 11 MLB12 NELSON, NICK 6’1” 165 12 QB13 RODRIGUEZ CHASE 6’5” 190 11 WR/DB15 PRINDIVILLE NICK 6’0 175 12 QB, P16 HILL, KEVIN 5’10” 165 12 WR/DB18 MILLARD,CODY 5’4” 162 11 FB19 CHARVOZ, ALEX 6’1 165 12 WR/DB20 RYCKMAN,JUSTIN 5,11 158 11 DB21 FAIRBANKS,DEVYN 5’10 154 11 DB22 PELL, CLAYTON 5’10 160 11 DB23 KNAGGS, DEAN 5’7 160 11 DB/TB24 WILKERSON JUSTIN 6’2” 180 12 LB28 TIFFT, DAN 5’10” 165 12 TB 31 & 49 HANCOCK, DEVI N 5’11 200 12 FB32 LOCKEY MATT 5’10” 208 12 FB33 WEINDL, ADAM 5’8” 180 11 LB34 LEACH, KAI 5’11 180 12 LB36 STORMO, MIKE 5’9” 180 12 RB39 JOHNSON, ISAAC 5’10 180 11 LB41 PERRY, TEVIN 6”2 185 11 MLB42 BURATTO, AJ 5’11” 195 12 TB44 MCGUIRE, JAKE 5’8 145 12 DB48 PURYEAR Justin 6’ 1” 195 12 MLB 50 LUNDE, NATE 5’9 210 11 DT51 DUBNICKA, ANDREW 6’2” 230 12 C52 TALON, EGBERS 5’10” 195 11 DT55 MILLER, McCALL 6’2” 240 12 LT59 & 71 COOK, ANDREW 5’10” 175 11 DE84 MAYNARD, JAKE 6’2” 180 11 DE62 RADONICH,MARC 5’10 150 11 C64 PAYS, TODD 6’4” 240 12 RG65 BUSH, RYAN 5’10 183 11 LG/C66 BYERS, JORDAN 5’10” 195 11 DT67 PAYS, TIM 6’4” 240 12 RT70 FEYEN, NIK 6’”0 280 12 LG77 DAVAULT, JOHN 5’6” 280 12 DL72 ABBOTT, JARVIS 6’0 185 11 DE/TE73 REICH, SAM 6’0” 200 11 RG74 GHISLLINE, NOLAN 6’1” 215 10 DL75 CAMP, LOGAN 6’4” 240 11 LT77 DaVAULT, JOHN 6’1” 250 11 RG79 PAULUS, KYLE 6’ 230 11 DT80 EDWARDS, THOMAS 6”1’ 170 11 WR81 STEEN,JAKE 6’1” 170 11 WR 82 BREUNER, IAN 6’4” 165 11 DE/TE84 PEARLSTEIN, QUINN 6’1” 185 10 WR85 SMITH, TRAVIS 6’3” 195 12 DE/TE86 TRAVERS, JOSH 6’5” 210 11 DE/TE88 DIERCKS, AUSTIN 5’9” 181 11 DB94 SLIPPY, PETE 6’0” 240 12 DT95 LOUTZENHISER, JOSH 6’0” 235 12 DT98 EICHER, JOEY 6’9” 205 12 DE99 McCORMICK, JONATHAN 6’0” 180 11 LB


Cheney High School Roster

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Jason Williams

Assistant Coaches: Brian Anderson, Lee Brown, Bobby Byrd, Chuck Cone, Jay Day, Todd Hering, Rick Olson,Wade Schlotter, Wayne Ward, Bryan Williams, Nic Vigil

GAME VIDEO:Lynell Williams

MANAGER:Janissa Day, Kendall Franklin

HEAD TRAINER:Kyle Loughery

HEAD CHEER COACH:Heidi Stevenson

PRINCIPAL:Troy Heuett

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR:Jim Missel

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# NAME POS HT WT GRADE3 Theo Petropoulos WR/K 5’10 160 125 Maquis Allen RB/DB 5’9 165 126 Eric Igbinoba WR/DB 6’1 180 127 RC Reed WR/DB 6’1 160 118 Cruz Galm WR/DB 5’9 165 109 Andrew Graham WR/DB 5’9 165 1110 Ty Graham QB/DB 5’11 170 911 Calvin Berstler WR/DB 6’4 175 1212 Nick Brewer QB/DB 5’9 142 1013 Austin Kline RB/DB 5’8 170 1014 Austin Kautzman RB/DB 6’0 175 1216 Austin Hardin WR/DB 6’1 170 1220 Vern Sanderson RB/DB 5’8 150 1121 Matt Bitz TE/LB 6’0 170 1222 Tom Trude RB/LB 5’7 145 1123 Jacob Christianson TE/LB 5’10 170 1230 Peter Bitz RB/DB 5’11 165 1131 Skyler Seubert TE/LB 5’11 170 1132 Cameron Schlotter RB/LB 5’10 200 1233 Coleman White TE/LB 6’0 195 1236 Ben Rowe TE/E 5’11 175 1138 Matt Riddle WR/DB 5’10 160 1142 Tristan Flippo WR/DB 5’8 150 1149 Ryan Ward TE/DB 5’8 145 1050 Zach Corean E/G 5’11 225 1251 Josh Baker G/T 5’11 200 1252 Jordan Vivar T/DE 6’1 185 1255 Noah Ziemann C/T 5’10 205 1160 Masen McCormick T/E 6’2 235 1261 Curtis Boal T/E 6’1 215 1263 Kyle Krieger G/T 5’10 225 1166 Josh Arthur T/E 6’2 235 1167 Jacob Whiteley T/E 6’2 205 1072 Artem Buhalov G/T 5’11 225 1273 Garrett Yarbrough G/T 5’10 175 1075 Brett Wyborney G/T 6’0 240 10 90 Sam Pegg TE/DB 5’11 175 1292 Keenan Williams TE/E 6’2 220 10

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Matt lockeySenior Matt Lockey began playing football when he was in the 8th grade in Puyallup, WA. He moved to Sandpoint midway through his sophomore year and is in his second year playing for the Sandpoint Bulldogs. He is a

fullback and occasionally plays nose guard as well. He is enjoying this season and said the coaching staff has provided a lot of motivation. “They inspire us and give us hope to achieve better things than we have in the past,” said Matt.

In addition to football, Matt Lockey has also wrestled for the past seven years. Coach Puailoa has been his physical education teacher since Matt started at Sandpoint High School and Matt said Coach has helped him to not only become a better football player but has also helped him to improve as a wrestler.

After graduation Matt plans to become a firefighter. He will attend a 1 ½ year program at a fire academy in Texas where he will receive a degree in fire science. He said what appeals to him about the profession is his desire to help people. After receiving his fire science degree, Matt said he plans to stay in Texas for a while and one day will return to Sandpoint. When not attending school, playing football or wrestling, Matt said he spends his time studying and playing video games.

His advice to younger kids in the program: “Try their hardest and excel to the best of their abilities. . . During every play, sprint your hardest. It will make you much better. Become faster and always finish ahead of what you did previously,”

Justin PuryearJustin Puryear is in his sixth year of football in Sandpoint. He can be found playing middle linebacker and is the long snapper for the Sandpoint High School Bulldogs this season. He says he appreciates how disciplined and positive this year’s coaching

staff is. “They have a positive outlook on everything,” said Justin. “They are disciplined and are setting us up to become well educated young men.”

In addition to football, Justin has participated in baseball for the last 11 years and is also a handball player. He would love to pursue the possibility of playing college football. His current plans are to attend University of Idaho and get his degree in mechanical engineering, which explains why he lists science as his favorite subject in school.

In his free time, Justin enjoys skiing in the winter and spending time on beautiful Lake Pend Oreille in the summer. .

His advice to the younger players on the team is given after reflection of his high school years, “Do not take a single day for granted because your four years go by in a flash”

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Justin WilkersonSenior Justin Wilkerson has been playing football since he was in the seventh grade. He plays linebacker for the Sandpoint High School Bulldogs, but says he has played several positions over the years including safety, corner back, and running back.

In addition to football, Justin has also played lacrosse since he was in the 8th grade. His hope is to attend the University of Idaho after graduation, and when asked what his favorite subjects are in school he responded with math and science. He would like to work in the medical field and said both dentistry and radiology are areas that interest him.

Justin is enjoying the season with the Bulldogs and said that each week his team is im-proving and said he credits the coaching staff with motivating him and his teammates. “I like how pumped up and enthusiastic they (the coaches) are,” said Justin. “They know their positions and they know what they are doing.” He said the mandatory study hall Coach Puailoa has instituted has been very helpful to many on the team. One benefit is that many of the coaches are also teachers and can provide students with the assistance they need not only on the field but off the field as well. Justin said he used to do a lot of snowboarding and hopes to do that once this football season is over. He is confident that with the team working together, they will continue to improve each game as they have thus far.

When asked what piece of advice he would offer to the younger players on the team, it was a message of effort. “When you go on the field, give every play one hundred percent because you don’t ever know what play will be your last.”

Devon Hancock Senior Devin Hancock has been participating in organized football since he was in the fifth grade. For the Sandpoint Bulldogs, Hancock said he plays nose guard, tackle and fullback. He also is the back up for the defensive end.

This year he is particularly enjoying the enthusiasm the coaching staff brings to the team.“I have been learning a lot,” said Devin. He has also been an avid baseball player throughout the years and was on the wrestling team as a freshman.

His post high school plans will likely include attending the University of Idaho where he wants to pursue a degree that will involve computers. But if he were to receive a scholarship to play football at any school, those plans could change.

His favorite subject at Sandpoint High School is government. He is currently taking AP Government and AP Statistics so he appreciates the extra time that the mandatory study hall provides to complete home work. In his spare time, Devin said he enjoys hanging out with his friends, snowboarding, and any activity that brings him outdoors.

When asked what his advice to younger kids in the football program is, his response is given after careful thought. “Make every moment in life count and do not let a single day go by without improving yourself in some way,”


Many of the Sandpoint High School Bulldog football players are recognized for their contribution to their team. We pick up the paper to read about the games, review the stats, find out who has been

named athlete of the week and are always impressed by many of these young men for what they do on the field. But it is what they do off the field that often goes unnoticed.

These young athletes, many of whom we may not recognize without a roster and a number to match them to a name, are all around our community making a difference in the lives of others. For instance there is freshman Isaac Nelson whose family has hosted a free Christ-mas event for the last four years. The family collects donated items and invites the community to then come and shop in their free Christmas store. They even offer free gift wrapping. Isaac is a very important part of that family tradition of giving to those in the community. In addition to this, Isaac is working on his Eagle badge for scouts, serves as a coun-selor at summer cub scout camp and also volunteers at Camp Invention at the Bird Aviation Museum. Senior Pete Slippy has also served as a volunteer assistant counselor at Camp Invention at the Bird Aviation Museum. When not playing football on Friday evenings, he can be found at Kootenai Community Church assisting with a community youth program known as AWANA. Pete helps kids ages kinder-garten through sixth grade during the game portion of the program. Another church activity that Pete is involved in is music. Every other Sunday Pete plays his bass guitar with the church band. “I enjoy playing bass at my church because I have always loved music and making music,” said Pete. “But the best part about playing bass at church is that I love being able to worship God through a guitar.” There are many young men who are also active in the local 4H program including junior Josh Travers and freshman Tyler Presser. Sophomore Matt Timothy spent fifteen days earlier this year in

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Guatemala. He was part of a mission trip with Upper Columbia Academy. The group built a church in the city of Poptun.“I helped mostly with mixing concrete and laying brick,” said Matt. He said he really wanted to participate it this mission trip because he wanted to help a third world country. “And I wanted to have a closer relationship with God and spread God’s word,” said Matt. He said the bond he made with the Guatemalan children was truly a life changing experience. “They were so kind, accepting and appreciative of all we did for them,” said Matt.

And not only that, but the bond he made with the people with whom he traveled is something he will carry with him forever. “Doing a mission trip definitely gives you a different view of the world and makes you appreci-ate what you have,” said Matt. Senior McCall Miller has been in scouting since he was 8 years old. Two years ago he received his Eagle Scout, the highest rank attainable in the Boy Scouts of America scouting program. His Eagle Scout project included over fifty hours of work preparing the route for Sandpoint’s annual Scenic Half Marathon. He, along with others, painted the trail, cut grass and cleaned the path which stretched from Sagle Elementary School all the way to the Long Bridge. He shares a close bond with those in his scouting group. “We have had the same group since we were eight years old,” said McCall. In addition to scouts, he also volunteers to help elderly people in his church with yard

work, and also participated in helping the local food bank when he was younger. “I like being able to help and seeing that what I do makes a difference,” said McCall. So next time you see one of these young EMADs giving back to their community, stop and thank them. A little praise will go a long way, just as it does on the field.

Matt Timothy Volunteers in Guatemala

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The 2012 - 2013 Sandpoint HS Dance Team is under the student leadership of Captain, Summer Weidler and Co-Captains, Elaina Pignolet and Hailey Nutt. The team consists of 19 members, grades 9 - 12 with 8 returners and 11 new members. This is Coach Cindy Smith’s 10th year as the coach of the SHS Dance Team. The teams’ competitive

season begins in January, but until then you can find us at all the home football games as your halftime entertainment. Go Bulldogs!

Sandpoint High School Dance Team

1st Row (left to right): Katie Maddux, Breylan Martin, Elaina Pignolet (co-captain), Hailey Nutt (co-captain), Kayla Kassa, Emily McKay

2nd Row (left to right): Sami Brown, Jordan Garrett, Aria Horowitz, Summer Weidler (captain), Hailey Dunn, Rio Pedersen, Jordyn Mathew

3rd Row (left to right): Madi Sleyster, Lexes Young, Hailey Hines, Savannah Hubbard,Katie Hernandez, Shania Lies

Captains (left to right: Hailey Nutt (co-captain)Summer Weidler (captain)Elaina PIgnolet (co-captain)Coach Cindy Smith

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Offensive Line - Macall Miller A force on the left side where he has dominatedthe opposition!

Defensive Line - Talon Egbers Pushing the pile and making noise in the oppositions backfield!

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Defensive Line - Pete Slippy Does the dirty work, sustaining double teams and beating his opponents regularly!

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