- 8 years of
Coaching experience
- Demetrius Johnson
2010 Football Coach of the Year
- 2010 St. Louis
American Coach of the Year
- 2011 MSHSAA Track
Coach of the Year
- 2009,2010,2011
State Champs in Track
- Athletes in
college: Charles Brooks (
- Mathews- Dickey
Alunmi
Daryle Jones
- 22 years of
playing experience (JFL, High School, College and Semi Pro)
- 2001 St. Louis
American Small Schools Player of the Year (High School)
- 4 years all
Conference Honors (College)
- 3 years all
American (College)
- All time Leading
Rusher (College)
- NYA Alumni
(Northside Youth Assocation)
Sterling Finney
- 21 years of
playing experience (JFL, High School, College, Arena Football League)
- 5 years of
coaching experience
- Coached 13
different athletes to all conference honors (quarterbacks, wide receivers,
returners, linebackers, and safeties)
- Asst. Head Coach
for MRH (2010 runner up, 2011 semi finalist)
- 2010 Statc Champs
Track (Nick Coulter and Cortez Cooper placing in jumping events)
- Herbert Hoover
Alumni
Milton Proctor
UFL: United
Football League
- All-star
selection in 2009 with 11 interceptions
PRO: National
Football League
- Signed with the
Buffalo Bills as undrafted free agent out of
- Re-signed with
the
- Allocated to NFL
Europe where he played for the Rhein Fire in 2003
COLLEGE: Kansas State
Played in all 11
games at strong safety for the Kansas State Wildcats, including 9 starts as a senior…was the first
Wildcat to crack the double-figure mark in tackles with a career-high and team
leading 11 tackles against Colorado...finished career with 62 tackles, 9 PBU’s,
6 sacks, 5 interceptions…returning two for touchdowns
HIGH SCHOOL:
Hazelwood Central Hawks
Earned first team all-league, all-metro and
all-state honors in 1996... Super Prep All-American... Two-position All-North
District pick at DB & WR by the St. Louis USA St.
Louis by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch...Intercepted a pass in the
state championship to set up game-winning touchdown... Outstanding baseball
player, who was contacted by several major league teams out of high school.
Eric Moore
At
Florida State: An All-America
and All-ACC candidate as a senior in 2004...the Seminoles' top returning pass
rusher who could emerge as one of the best in the country...returns to his
starting position at right end for the second consecutive year...had an
impressive junior campaign with 7.5 sacks and 21 unassisted tackles...recorded
an interception in the 2004 Orange Bowl...earned the Matt Schmauch Academic
Commit-ment Award following spring drills in March...earned second team All-ACC
honors last year and should be one of the conference's top defensive players in
2004.
High
School: Considered by
many to be one of the top line-backers in the nation and the best linebacker
prospect in Florida in 2000...one of four Seminole 2000 signees to be honored
as a Parade All-American...a PrepStar and Football News All-American... named
to PrepStar's 1999 Top 100 (No. 2 linebacker) Dream Team... listed as the No. 6
prospect in the Southeast Region by PrepStar...a USA Today All-USA second-team
selection...Jeff Whitaker's Deep South Football Recruiting Guide Florida Player
of the Year...25th best player in the country according to Orlando
Sentinel...St. Pete Times "Blue Chipper"...all-south selection by Fox
Sports Net... SuperPrep's No. 7 linebacker...Rivals100.com's No. 4 linebacker...
G&W's No. 3 linebacker...helped lead team to state finals as a junior with
former Seminole Anquan Boldin...had 123 tackles and 10 sacks as a junior...also
played basketball in high school...chose Florida
State over Tennessee ,
Miami , West Virginia
and North Carolina
Travis Triplett
Travis Triplett
Lettered as a junior and senior at Parkway South High
Was a first team all-conference, all-district and All-St. Louis Metro selection in football as an offensive tackle
Was named to the Missouri All-State team (2nd team) in 1999
Helped his team to a 10-1 record in 1999
Also lettered in track at Parkway South High
Worked in the field events
Threw the shot and discus for Parkway South HS
Played for coach Tom Daily
Had a successful career at Kansas State
Dewayne Kirksey
10 years coaching experience at
Webster Groves High School
Assistant Varsity Coach and
Junior Varsity Offensive Coordinator
Specialize in coaching
quarterbacks
Coached in four State
Championship games with 2 wins
Assistant Coaching for Junior
Football League
Corey Lewis
22 years of playing experience (JFL, High School, College, College Coach)4 years starter at Pattonville High School
4 year starter and Defensive Captain at Eastern Illinois University
5 years of Coaching experience
Herbert Hoover- Alumni
Corey emerged as one of the area's best players as a freshman at Pattonville High School when he was the first freshman to start on the football team. He was later named to the Sububurn North's All Conference team for the rest of his high school career. After high school Lewis was awarded an Athletic Scholarship to play football at then one of the nations top 10 Div IAA programs Eastern Illinois University. Once again Lewis emerged when he played in all 11 games and started 3 as a true freshman. Lewis red-shirted as a sophomore do to a solder injury during that spring. Lewis came back in the fall of his red-shirt sophomore year where he earned a starting position at safety, and started the next 35 games for the Panthers. Lewis ended his college career with 4th ranked 10-2 Panthers with over 250 takles, 5 sacks and 7 int's. After playing college ball Lewis couldn't leave the game so he became the graduate assistant on the defensive side of the ball for the Panthers where he coached the safety's and ran the defensive scout team. Lewis later moved to Houston and started coaching high school football at Worthing High School where he helped multiple kids earn the opportunity to play college football. Lewis later decided that he wanted to get back to coaching on the college level and started coaching at Independence Community College, in the Jayhawk JCCA which is arguably one of the nations top JCCA conferences. While at Indy CC Lewis coached the nations top DB Allen Patrick that later went on to play at Oklahoma, and 4 other DBs that went on to play Div I football. After his stint at Indy Lewis move on to coach on the defensive side of the ball at Missouri Western State University. Do to his many contacts from coaching in the Jayhawk, Lewis has been a contact person about St. Louis and Houston's area's football talent for multiple universities over the past few years.
Robert Franklin
Played and graduated from the University of Illinois as a Linebacker.
Jarmelle “Bullet” Frazier
- 16 years if playing experience (Semi-Pro, JFL, and High School)
- 3 years of Coaching Experience
- 3 Championships with Semi-Pro Team (Cyclones)
- 3 years of All Conference (High School)
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