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Al Pirolli
Tennent Football
Strength & Conditioning coach
 2008 season Spring training for ALL players BEGINS ON MAY 27th. 2:30pm-3:15pm, lifting or films, 3:15-5:00pm Practice. All Players are expected to attend! Please note: only football team members will be allowed in the weight room during weight training! If you have questions at all about training and conditioning please ASK Coach Al Pirolli by sending him an e-mail HERE. William Tennent Football's conditioning program is a solid off-season training regimen that gives our student athletes an edge and will help prevent injuries when the next season begins.
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Hi all! Mark Marcarian here. We really could use all Tennent Alumni help! William Tennent Football is holding it's second annual golf tournament that benefits the football team. All proceeds go directly to Tennent Football. The golf tournament will be held at Limelikn Pike Golf Club. We need help in getting the word out about the tournament. Our goal this year is at least to have 125 players.....
Here is one of our press releases, feel free to use it:
PRLog (Press Release) - Apr 05, 2008 - Tennent Football 2nd Annual Golf Outing
WARMINSTER, PA. - Spring is now upon us and it's now time to sign up for The 2nd Annual William Tennent Football Golf Outing!
This is a very exciting, fun filled event with games, prizes and a great meal after the golf outing! The outing is on Saturday, May 31st., 2008 at Limekiln Golf Club, 1176 Limekiln Pike, Ambler, PA.
The golf package is only $110 for 18 holes with a cart and dinner afterwards! William Tennent Students price is $80. The tee times - 10:30 AM Registration, 11:30 AM Groups start in order of registration, 5:00 PM Dinner and PRIZES! The Format will be Four-Person Scramble.
Rental clubs are available for an additional fee. Please contact The Limekiln Pro Shop directly. Awards and Prizes - there will be team awards, Skill awards, Raffles and door prizes! PLEASE REGISTER BY FRIDAY, MAY 26TH., 2008. QUESTIONS?: Please call Quan Roth at 215-356-0957 or e-mail questions to qroth@comcast.net
Hurry, you must register to play, spots will fill up quickly! All proceeds benefit Tennent Football players. More information can be found at http://www.tennentfootball.com/2ndannualgolfouting
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.....It will be a shot-gun start and the cost includes everything you need to play! There will be prizes and great fun, all followed by a great DINNER, ALL INCLUDED IN THE COST!!!! WE really need all our Alumni to come and play and bring all of your friends for a fun filled day of golf.
We are desperate for help in the promotion of this event as this will be a very, very exciting year for Tennent Football! This year we will have a brand new stadium with all the "bells & Whistles" Please-everyone who reads this-help spread the word as we need players and sponsors to make this a long standing tradition.
I was hoping that Mr. Steve Capus, a 1981 grad could somehow help us with this as he has vaulted himself to the awesome position as the president of NBC news! Steve, if you read this buddy - it would be great if you could help with promotion by sending out local NBC Philly news crews to talk about the event or maybe even sponsor it???
So, hope you get this message Steve....maybe even visit and speak on opening home day of the new field???
Please all who can help out by playing in the tournament or helping out call our booster president Quan Roth at 215-356-0957 or e-mail questions to qroth@comcast.net
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First Name: Blake
Last Name: Raditz
Email Address: blakeraditz@yahoo.com
Address: 1880 August Drive
City: Huntingdon Valley
State: PA
Zip Code: 19006
College Attending: Bucks going to Kings College
Year of graduation: 1010
What year did you graduate from William Tennent? 2006
Blake was a starter as a JR and SR at free safety. He had an awesome goal line stop to win the game in his Jr. year against CB SOUTH. In Blake's senior year in "06" he lead the panthers with INTs (6)
which tied for most INTs in league (6th in state). He is a Courier Times Honorable Mention and is now
Going to play free safety at Kings College 08' season.
Name: Justin Kull
Email Address: kullj@dickinson.edu
City: Warminster
State: PA
College: Dickinson College
Year of graduation: 2009
What year did you graduate from William Tennent? 2005
Justin Kull is a 3 year member of the Dickinson College Football Team. A member of the Centennial Conference, Dickinson won the Centennial in 2006, followed by a second place finish in 2007. Justin appeared in seven games for the Devils, and made his first career start on Saturday, November 17 in the ECAC Southeast Bowl Game against the University of Waynesburg (PA).
UPDATE: Dickinson won with Justin starting. Justin went 14-30 for 146 yards and a solid victory.
Justin was a two year starter for the Tennent Panthers, helping them to a 2004 SOL Continental Championship, the teams first in 21 years.
2005 Tennent Grad Justin Kull
Lou Finelli
A 1998 Tennent graduate who attended Lycoming, ESU (Bachlors) in 2003, and then went on to Lehigh (Masters) in 2005. Lou is currently working at CB West High School as an Emotional Support Teacher and he coaches the 8th grade football team at Tamanend Middle School. He also coaches 7th garde girls basktball at Lenape Middle School and 8th grade boys basketball at Tamanend Middle School.
Editors Note: Great accomplishments Lou! What a great way to give back to the community, we are proud you were a Tennent graduate. Are YOU a former Tennent Football player? If so, we want to hear from you too! Simply fill out this FORM.
Chris Gaunt
Is currently playing at West Chester University. 2007 was Chris's first year as he attended Bucks County Community College last year. This year Chris is red shirted but he will still have four years of football after 2007. So far West Chester is 2-1, with the loss to Delaware. West Chester was picked 11th in the nation for the pre-season, and No.1 in the PASC. Chris went into camp at 6', 217 lbs. His goal is to be playing at 220 lbs. Chris started off playing middle line backer but was moved to his natural position of outside linebacker. You can contact Chris via e-mail: jakebrake3391@aol.com
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#64 1983-1985 Robert Baker
I played for William Tennent from 83-85. I love the new uniforms. They are totally different from ours back then. When I first started to play we had the word Tennent on the side and in the last year we had a panther paw. Congrats to your last season championship. I do see there are teams now you play that I have never seen before, but I havent lived there in a while. And we had a dissadvantage of having to play the number one team in the country every year Central Bucks West. Good luck team!
First Name: Robert
Last Name: Baker
Email Address: slbrb@charter.net
Phone# 618-236-2204
Address: 21 South 11th St
City: Belleville
State: Illinois
Zip Code: 62220
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TIM MAHONEY 2003 TENNENT GRADUATE - WTHS FOOTBALL #31: Our own Tim Mahoney is attending Lycoming College and starting as a strong safety. Tim is a 2003 graduate Tennent Alumnist. Below is an article excerpted from The Williamsport Sun-Gazette from Friday, September 16th., 2005. If you would like to contact Tom Mahoney, his info is below the following article:
By GUY CIPRIANO
Sun-Gazette Staff
Two things about a high school game three years ago are stall stuck in Tim Mahoney's mind. "Our quarterback threw six picks," said Mahoney, who played at William Tennent High School. Then, there was this 6-foot-l tight end from Boyertown his coaches had him shadow. "He was a good athlete," Mahoney said.
A year later, Mahoney and Ryan Repko were freshmen at the same college. Two years later, they were absorbing information from one of the beat safeties in the college's history. Three years later, they are the starting safeties for a Lycoming team that begins an important stretch of its schedule Saturday at Widener. The game will bring Repko, Mahoney and dozens of other Warriors back to southeastern Pennsylvania. It's a real Homecoming," Mahoney said. "There's a lot of pressure."
Maybe no two players will be feeling as much pressure as Mahoney and Repko, a pair of juniors playing one of the most important positions. Both players became full-time starters this year and they are responsible for making on-field defensive calls and reads. Calls and reads are especially important this week because some big passing plays have allowed Widener (0-1) to win four of its last five games against Laming (1-0).
"Safety is such an important position in our scheme of things," coach Frank Girardi said. "Those guys have to really concentrate. They can't mate mistakes back there," Although they have played together once, Mahoney and Repko have the makings of a solid duo. With Repko at free safety and the 6-foot-2, 180-pound Mahoney at strong safety, the Warriors held Juniata quarterback Jay Leonard to 36 passing yards during last week's 35-0 victoiy Leonard's longest completion was just 16 yards and he threw more interceptions (four) than completions (three). A confidence-building performance should benefit Repko and Mahoney, who are surrounded by experienced cornerbacks, linebackers and defensive linemen. The Warriors' only major defensive losses to graduation were free safety Brian Kaspick, a four-year starter, and strong safety Nick Pinto, a starter as a junior and senior.
Defensive coordinator Steve Wiser and defensive backs coaches Rich Zalonis and Jerry Girardi started grooming Repko for aa eventual starting role as a freshman, and he started two games last year because of injuries to Kaspick and Pinto. That playing time combined with solid games against Widener the past two years made Repko a logical choice to replace Kaspick.
"Not only was it helpful watching him, but he knew the defense, and anything you asked, he knew," said Repko, who scored a defensive touchdown in a victory over Widener two years ago. "He basically taught me the whole defense and that makes it easier. I know everything about the defense."
Mahoney's development was slow than Repko's. He played sparingly the past two seasons as a back-up safely and linebacker. Mahoney said there were discussions about a full-time move to line-backer, but the Warriors were deep at the position with starters Kevin LeSage and Luke Sterling returning.
Strong safety represented Manoney's best chance at earning a starting spot Repko and junior Matt Murdock, who the coaches wanted to use at cornerback, were the only players '-'who entered preseason camp, with experience at safety." Knowing he had a chance to become a starter, Mahoney used the off-season to improve his speed and footwork. Once camp started, multiple coaches monitored his progress. "I came into camp really nervous," he said. The nerves eventually settled and Mahoney made his first career start against Juniata. His highlight came when he intercepted an over-the-middle pass by Leonard on the fourth play of the second half. "He did a good job all camp," Repko said. "He got in shape over the summer and he came in ready to play. He's making great hits and that's why they are playing him at strong safety."
Tim Mahoney: E-Mail
Phone: 215-364-1971
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Silver recognized among nation's best
phillyBurbs.com, PA - Dec 19, 2006
By DREW MARKOL. Anthony Silver's work on the football field this fall didn't go unnoticed on the national level. On Monday, Silver ...click title to read more
DelVal hopes for third straight playoff berth
phillyBurbs.com, PA - Nov 12, 2006
... Pursell forced a fumble that senior defensive end and William Tennent graduate Anthony Silver recovered at the DelVal 41-yard line with 50.2 seconds left. ...click title to read more
DelVal aims to bounce back
phillyBurbs.com, PA - Oct 28, 2006
... 103.1). Senior end and 2005 All-American Anthony Silver, a William Tennent graduate, leads the unit with 57 tackles and five sacks. ...click title to read more
DelVal ranked fourth nationally
By DREW MARKOL
phillyBurbs.com
......Ten of DelVal's returning starters are on defense, led by defensive end Anthony Silver, a William Tennent graduate. "The defense is solid with end Anthony Silver capable of one big play after another,"...... READ MORE>>>
14 Aggies named to All-MAC squad
phillyBurbs.com - Philadelphia,PA,USA
... Defensively, William Tennent graduate Anthony Silver, a lineman, cornerback Matt Murphy and placekicker Bill Miller earned spots on the first team as well. ...READ ENTIRE ARTICLE ABOUT Anthony Silver---->>>>>
Undefeated Aggies No. 1 in East
phillyBurbs.com, PA - Nov 14, 2005
... Junior defensive end and first-team all-MAC selection Anthony Silver said the Rowan loss had motivated the Aggies to stay focused for their regular-season ...READ ENTIRE ARTICLE ABOUT Anthony Silver---->>>>>
O.k., so Steve did not play football, but, hey, he is a graduate of William Tennent and he is now the President of NBC News! I had to put up this tribute. Congratulations on all your success Steve! Hopefully, someday, Steve can "give back" by speaking to our current students? Maybe.........Now, about STEVE!
 STEVE CAPUS
President, NBC News
Steve Capus was named president, NBC News in November 2005. He is the No. 1 News Division executive and is responsible for all aspects of America's highest-rated and most-watched network News division, as well as MSNBC and NBC News Channel. Capus is also the arbiter of issues involving ethics, style, standards, safety and other matters that affect the Division's journalistic bearing. Capus reports to Jeff Zucker, president and chief executive officer of NBC Universal.
Capus had served as senior vice president of NBC News since June 2005, and was the executive producer of NBC Nightly News since May 2001. In December 2004, when the broadcast made the first anchor change on any network evening newscast in more than two decades - from Tom Brokaw to Brian Williams - Capus oversaw the seamless transition. Under his direction, NBC Nightly News has remained the highest-rated evening newscast in America. Capus was also the executive producer for much of NBC News' coverage of the terror attacks on September 11, 2001, the war in Iraq, and the "Decision 2002-2004" political coverage.
Capus has also received numerous awards, including four Emmy Awards, six Edward R. Murrow Awards, one Alfred I. duPont and six National Headliner Awards.
From 1997 to May 2001, Capus was the executive producer of MSNBC's signature primetime newscast, The News with Brian Williams. He was also the executive producer of numerous NBC News breaking reports and MSNBC special broadcasts. Among them were the 2000 presidential primaries and election, the "Summit in Silicon Valley" with Tom Brokaw and the political series 100 Days, 1000 Voices. Before becoming executive producer of The News, Capus had served as the senior broadcast producer for MSNBC's daytime news coverage since its launch in 1996.
During 1995, Capus was the supervising producer for Today, and before that, he was the broadcast producer of "NBC News Sunrise" throughout 1994. Capus first joined NBC News in 1993 as the senior producer of "NBC Nightside," the NBC News Channel's overnight news program based in Charlotte, N.C.
In 1990, at the age of 26, Capus became an executive producer with KYW-TV in Philadelphia. For two years, he was responsible for the overall day-to-day management and coordination of the correspondents, production staff and the on-air production for the station. He joined KYW-TV in 1987 as a writer and producer. Capus also worked at WCAU-TV in Philadelphia in 1986. He began his journalism career in radio and print and worked at several stations and daily newspapers in the Philadelphia area.
He graduated from Temple University in 1986 with a Bachelor of Arts in journalism. His wife is Dateline NBC special segment producer Sophia Faskianos. They have two sons. Capus also has a daughter.
February 2007
Source - NBC Universal. See original HERE.
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