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Comment by James Carson on December 16, 2009 at 9:02pm

Coaches,

5 Championship Defense Camp schools played last weekend for Section Championships and berths in Ca State Bowl Games.

Nevada Union, Marin Catholic, Modesto Christian, Placer, and Inderkum High Schools all played in section finals. All had attended The Championship Defense Camp. Marin Catholic won the NCS title with a stout 27-0 victory. Nev. Union won 20-2 behind their defense.

You are invited to bring your team, your program to The Championship Defense Camp this coming summer.

We are planning our camp for Watsonville HS and are actively looking for an additional camp site in the Central Coast Section,and So Cal areas.

Visit us on the web at www.WesternSportsCamps.com

Reserve a spot for your team in our camp today.

Sincerely,

Dave Humphers
Camp Director
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c-530-277-3233
or

Camp Coordinator
James Carson
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Comment by James Carson on December 9, 2009 at 10:28pm

Nov. 13, 2009

Miners Continue Frosh Grid Dominance



If the performance this season by the Nevada Union High freshman football team is any indication, the future looks bright for NU football fortunes.

Thursday night at Hooper Stadium, the Miners completed the second consecutive 10-0 season by drubbing visiting Davis 42-6, for the Delta Valley League championship.

The Miners started strong in the game as NU took the opening kick-off and marched down the field in five plays with Tanner Vallejo scoring on a four yard run.

NU then upped the count to 12-0 with Hank Humphers plunging from two yards out to make the count, 12-0.


The Blue Devils then parlayed a long kick return into a touchdown drive and scored to cut NU's lead to 12-6. However, the visitors didn't get any closer when Ian Davis blocked the extra point.

The Miners then broke the game open by tallying three touchdowns in the second quarter to make the half time score 30-6 with Ian Davis returning an interception 70 yards for a TD, Vallejo running another six-pointer in from two yards out, and Jared Cook being on the receiving end of a 30-yard scoring pass from Kyle Cota. Vallejo's touchdown was set up by a nifty 56 yard interception return by Mike Buonarati.

In the second half, center Ian Butcher moved to fullback and scored a TD on a three yard run and Miguel Espinosa also scored the last of the seven touchdowns on a two yard run.

The leading tacklers were Davis with nine, Vallejo with seven, Espinosa and Dickinson with six apiece, Buonarati and Humphers with five each, and Austin Marks with four.

The Miners scored 410 points this season while giving up only 13 touchdowns to their opponents this season, and keep a 22 game winning streak alive. In the first decade of the 21st century the Nevada Union freshman football program has amassed 83 wins to 12 losses with one tie, that has resulted in seven league titles and four undefeated seasons.

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Comment by Bill Vasko on November 23, 2009 at 9:06pm

Coaches, be sure to add your highlight videos to the general video section, and add your recruiting videos to the recruiting section. Thanks!

Comment by RIch Scanlon on October 12, 2009 at 12:36pm

As a generality, you could run 2 deep, Man under, where both ends would cover the inside receiver to their side, your tackles would slide out to 4 tecniques over the OT's and your nose head up on the center. Mike LB would be responsible for QB. Underneath guys would run with motion. Everyone is covered, plus two deep safeties which also act as run support.
You would be susceptible to QB draw and scramble so you may want to play some games or stem the front so QB doesn't get a good read.
Your ends have help over the top and Safeties should read inside receiver for verticle route to help out DE's.

Comment by john robinson on October 12, 2009 at 12:05am

Yeah it did. But I need a defense that I can switch up with for balance. To stop the bunch and that reverse. Actually I had my end wide on the weakside. And the back cut it up inside of him.

Comment by CoachBook on October 11, 2009 at 11:26pm

Sounds like the D did it's job except for that one play John!

Comment by john robinson on October 11, 2009 at 9:04pm

I am looking for a defense that can shut down an offense that runs a bunch with a empty backfield. I lost a game where I ran a 5-2 and shifted the LB's over to the bunch. But got caught with a reverse in the fourth and lost 6 - 0. We both were underfeated. I need some advise. Thank you!

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