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MAGAZINE

FMF: FLEMINGTON MIDGET FOOTBALL - SINCE 1 967

FMF Magazine - covering the central Hunterdon area’s premier youth football and cheer program

THE FMF WAYFor over 45 years, Flemington Midget Football has provided instruction and support to thousands

of successful athletes. During that time, we have developed a unique culture, based around five

core beliefs that guide everything we do. “The FMF Way”, is what al lows us to successful ly

develop our athletes physical ly, mental ly and emotionally while providing them with positive

experiences and memories that wil l last a l ifetime. THE FMF WAY is:

FAMILYOnce a member, always a member

SAFETYAthlete safety first, last & always

TEACHINGCoaching is teaching

TEAMWE@ not me

SUCCESSShare the work, share the reward

Team success is a by-product of coaches developing every athlete to their personal potential as

they progress through the program. Good teams become great when coaches view practice as an

opportunity to help their athletes grow and develop and when athletes view practice as an

opportunity to maximize their contribution to the team.

No one can win by themselves. We all have to trust and rely on each other for the team to be

successful. Both coaches & athletes must be prepared to do whatever is necessary for the good of

the team. Great teams are built on Teamwork, Dedication, Effort and Trust. . . lessons that wil l help

our athletes succeed in sports and in l ife.

I t is every coach’s responsibi l ity to teach the fundamental ski l ls and strategies of their sport to ALL

of their athletes. I t is every athlete’s responsibi l ity to put forth the effort to learn. I f an athlete gives

the effort, coaches must do whatever is necessary to help them learn and improve. Athletes that

progress through our program giving honest effort WILL enter high school with a competitive

advantage in skil ls and tactics

The health and safety of our athletes comes before everything else. Parents trust us with their

chi ldren; we must do everything in our power to return them safely. Athletes must let their coach

know if they are injured and must not return to action unti l they are ful ly ready.

Whenever an athlete competes as a Pioneer or Jr. Red Devil , they join a long tradition of

excellence. Many have come before us; we must honor their work by our actions. Many wil l come

after us; we must provide them with a program to be proud of. Once an athlete becomes part of

our FMF family, they wil l forever be welcome here.

Regular

Season

TRYOUT

Flemington Midget Football is a 501 (c)3 organization dedicated to improving the youth of Hunterdon Countythrough competitive Football and Cheer. One of the oldest youth football organizations in the area, from our

founding in 1 967 through 201 0, FMF teams were exclusively known as the Flemington Pioneers. Since 2009, wehave undergone tremendous growth and have reclaimed our original name of FMF. In 2009, we added ourextended season competition cheer team. In 201 0, with the addition our Hunterdon Jr. Red Devils teams, ourfootbal l offerings were expanded from four football teams participating in one league to ten football teamsparticipating in three leagues. In 201 3 we were able to offer, for the first time, an Extended Season CheerTraining Squad for girls who were either too young or not yet prepared for the rigors of our Extended SeasonComp. Team. Thoughout al l of our recent growth, we have worked hard to stay true to our guiding principles ,"The FMF Way", and maintain our position as the premier youth football and cheer program in the central

Hunterdon region.


ABOUTFM

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Our History in Brief

How we are StructuredWith our recent expansions, we know that things can get a l ittte confusing. I t is our hope that the graphic below

wil l l help to explain how we are currently structured.

Varsity (1 50 lb Limit)

J.V. (1 25 lb Limit)

Flag (No Limit)2

Pewee (1 1 0 lb Limit)2Open to all Hunterdon

County Residents

Pewee (Patriot)2

Open to residents

of HCRHS district

Grades 7&8

Grades 5&6

Grades 3&4

Grades K-2

Varsity

J.V.

Flag (Patriot)2

Grades 7&8

Grades 5&6

Grades 3&4

Grades K-2

Skyland Division

Patriot Division

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Pewee

Varsity

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Silk

Grades 7&8

Grades 5&6

Grades 3&4

Grades 1 &2

Comp Team

Training Squad

Extended

Season3

Open to all Hunterdon

County Residents

1 . JRD Varsity and JV players are double-rostered and may be moved between Patriot and Skylands squads throughout the season.2. JRD Patriot Flag and Peewee rosters open after Pioneer Flag and Peewee roster minimums are met.3. Girls must cheer for a rec team during the regular season to be eligible to tryout for the Extended Season Comp Team

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September 1 2, 201 4

EDITORIAL TEAMCraig Torres, Editor in ChiefJennifer Torres, Co-Editor

Photography: Jennifer Torres, Jopay Murphy,Jamie Pasquale, Joel le Gould, Heather Krause,Angela Schwoerer

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

•On 9/1 3, the JRD Varsity Patriot team wil l take on Phil l ipsburg while the Peewee & JVPatriot teams wil l face Ridge. . .al l at the FMF Complex. The JRD Skyland teams wil l squareoff against Bridgewater at Hunterdon Central High School. On Sunday 9/1 4, al l four Pioneerteams head to Lopatcong to take on the Panthers.

•Let's help the Flemington Food Pantry! See page 24 for detai ls.

•Pictures are in! Please see your team coordinator if you have not yet receivedthem.

•Due to insurance reasons, both the Jimmy Wilson Memorial Field and the entire FMFComplex are smoke and pet free. Thank you for not smoking or bringing your pets to thefield.

•American Legion parking lot: Just a reminder that we are using the American LegionParking Lot as guests. Please be courteous and clean up any items you see in the area.We want to continue to be allowed to park in the lot and leaving it a mess is a sure way tolose that.

•Food Pantry parking lot: The Flemington Food Pantry is open on select Wednesday nights& Saturday mornings. A reminder when the Food Pantry is open, we are NOT allowed topark in any spots near the Field House/Food Pantry building. There are many elderly FoodPantry cl ients who cannot navigate the parking lots and must either park or be dropped offnear the building. Please use the garden center parking in the Walmart lot.

•Volunteer Hours: Please don't forget to sign up online to fulfi l l your volunteer hours. This isyour organization. I t works best if each family rol ls up their sleeves and gets their handsdirty. I t real ly is a great way to meet people and help out the children.

•PLEASE REMEMBER THE 24-HOUR RULE: We understand how passionate our FMFFamily members are. We ask you to please remember that these are volunteer coacheshelping children learn to play a game. I f you have any problems or issues, under nocircumstances should you approach a coach during a game. We ask that you please usethe 24-hour rule and wait unti l the next day (or next practice) before talking with your team'shead coach. I f you feel your issue is not being adequately addressed, you may contactDan Eggemann Director of Football or Sheila Beckman, Director of Cheer or you may fi le aformal greivance through our website at FlemingtonMidgetFootball .com.

•Players, remember to wear your game jerseys to school each Friday to show your teampride!


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WEEKEND

WHIPAROUND

*** WEEK 2 SCORES ***=====================

Pioneers vs. North Warren--------------------------------------

Flag ~ W 5-3

Peewee ~ W 7-6

JV ~ L 27-1 3

Varsity ~ W 34-1 3

JRD Patriot vs. Bridgewater---------------------------------------

Peewee ~ W 1 2-0

JV ~ W 1 3-0

Varsity ~ L 20-6

JRD Skylands vs. Voorhees---------------------------------------

JV ~ W 36-0

Varsity ~ L 24-22



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PIONEER FLAG

The Pioneer Flag team battled North Warren in their home opener to cl inch their

first victory of the season. While the rain was pouring down, Ethan Washington had a

long run for the first score of the game. North Warren answered back by scoring on a

long drive. With excellent blocking from the offensive l ine, Joey Pasquale ran for the

Pioneers second score. North Warren answered again and with the score tied 2-2 the

game was postponed. When play resumed on Sunday, the Pioneers Defense led by

Aiden Ball , Brody Picariel lo, Ned Johnson, Andrew Cella, Washington and Conner

Hoffman stopped the Patriots from scoring on their 1 st two drives. Cella raced down

the field for two more Pioneer scores. North Warren answered with one score and with

time winding down Ray Johnson finished the game with the last score for the Pioneers.

The Pioneers wil l travel to Lopatcong Township to take on the Panthers in

WCMFL action next Sunday, 9/1 4.



GRIDIRON RECAPPIONEER PEEWEE

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The Flemington Pioneers Peewee defeated the North Warren Patriots 7 - 6. The

Pioneer offense was lead by a touchdown run by Devon Falvo and a fumble recovery by

Bobby Pasquale. Contributing to the offensive attack with carries were Danny Loss,

Owen Blum, and Danny Ferguson. Leading the defense with tackles were Jimmy

Mulvaney, RJ Hart, Brendan Morrison, Ryan Coury, and Seth Leeds. Also seeing

offensive and defensive action were Zachary Schulz, Xavier Arteaga, Ryan Winters,

Parker Kinsley, Jacob Lachow, Bailey Merz, Connor Mitchell , Demetrius Preston,

Michael Saus, Nick White, Justin Wil l iamson, Javier Davis and Juelz Davis.

The Pioneers wil l travel to Lopatcong Township to take on the Panthers in

WCMFL action next Sunday, 9/1 4.



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PIONEER JVThe Flemington Midget Football Pioneer JV team lost their season home opener

on Sunday to the North Warren Patriots with a final score of 27-1 3. Pioneer Owen Bil l

scored both Pioneer touchdowns and an extra point and Nicholas Robbin blocked an

extra point attempt by the Patriots as well as making some key tackles during the game.

Avery Gould and Logan Burke both made important contributions on the defensive side of

the ball .

The Pioneers wil l travel to Lopatcong Township to take on the Panthers in WCMFL

action next Sunday, 9/1 4.



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PIONEER VARSITY

Pioneer Varsity dominates Patriots behind Furmato’s four TDs.

Daniel Furmato led the Flemington Pioneers with four touchdowns as the Pioneers

beat the North Warren Patriots 34-1 3 on Sunday afternoon at the FMF Complex. The game,

original ly scheduled for Saturday night was moved to Sunday due to dangerous

thunderstorms that moved through the area Saturday.

The Pioneers won the coin toss, took the

ball , and proceeded to dominate their opponent,

jumping out to a big lead, and then cruising to

victory. The offense was paced by Furmato,

who had touchdown runs of 21 , 42, 2 and 2

yards and ended his day early in the third

quarter. Bruising runs by RJ Thornton and Brian

Torres behind the crushing blocks of Ryan

Donovan, Jeffrey Anderson, Jordan Cameron

and Dylan Campbell kept the Patriot defense off

balance throughout the first half.

As the first half wound down, Joey Whalen hauled in a 29-yard touchdown pass from

Justin Torres to push the lead to 28-0. Torres was efficient passing in the first half, going 2-

for3 for 49 yards and one touchdown.

A stifl ing defense led by LBs Wil l iam Markey

and Pasquale Vizzoni, DT Colin Campbell , and CB

Jake McPherson put points on the board as well ,

forcing a safety in the second quarter.

The second half saw hard running by Jaylaan

Taylor, Josh Gabriel and Grant Bloch and big tackles

by Anthony Dempsey, Justin Metcalf, and Kareem

Salaam.

The Pioneers wil l travel to Lopatcong Township to take on the Panthers in WCMFL

action next Sunday, 9/1 4.



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REPORTER WANTED:

We are sti l l looking for a parent volunteer to create weekly game write ups for this team. If anyparent is interested in fulfi l l ing their volunteer requirement as a game reporter, please contact ourVolunteer Coordinator Jeannie Whalen at jeannie@flemingtonmidgetfootbal l .com.

We hope to see your write-up here next week.

PHOTOGRAPHERS WANTED:

We are looking for pictures from your game. I f you take pictures, please post them to Facebookon the Hunterdon Jr. Red Devils Football page and label them "JRD Peewee". I f you are not onFacebook, please email 3 or 4 of your best shots to Jennifer Torres [email protected].

We hope to see your pictures here next week.

JSFCFOOTBALL

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On Saturday, Sept. 6, the JRD Skylands

varsity opened their 201 4 season at Voorhees high

school taking on the Voorhees Jr. Vikings. Under a

threat of thunderstorms, the JRD kicked off to start

the game. Chris Schwoerer's kick sent the Vikings

back to their 1 0 yard l ine . With pressure from Nick

Brunetti , Christian Callahan, Tim Hough and Terry

Murphy, the ball was fumbled and recovered by

Murphy at the 2. With Brad Totten at quarterback,

and Murphy and Luke Pizzico in the backfield, Murphy's first two attempts to score were

stopped at the 1 yard l ine. On 3rd down, Pizzico was stopped for no gain. Going for it on 4th

down, Totten pitched to Murphy going right and behind blocking from Luke Bakerian, Chris

Lalas and Jason Cozzi, Murphy ran in for the score. The extra point was no good and the JRD

led by a score of 6-0. The JRD kicked off and the Vikings returned the kick to the JRD 44. The

defense, led by Hough, Bakerian, Mike Sposato, Jaiden Taylor, Lalas, Callahan, Schwoerer,

Hough, Cozzi, Murphy and Pizzico stopped another Vikings drive at the 37. With 4th and 3 ,

the Vikings elected to go for it and ran 37 yards down the left side for a touchdown. The extra

point was good and the score was now 8-6. The Vikings kickoff was downed in the end zone

and returned out to the 20. On 1 st down, a reverse to Schwoerer was good for 8 yards, but a

motion penalty wiped out that gain and backed the JRD to their 1 5. A second motion call

against the JRD moved the ball further back to the 1 0. A short run by Murphy and a reverse by

Taylor gave the JRD 3rd and1 0 at their 20. Pizzico punted to the JRD 35. One play later the

Vikings scored on a 35 yard run. The extra point was good and the Vikings led 1 6-6.

2nd quarter:

The JRD opened the 2nd quarter at their own 9. Two great runs by Murphy brought the

JRD out to the 36. Tottens pass to Taylor was incomplete. Murphy broke another run to the 50

where the loose ball was recovered by Schwoerer at the Vikings 45. Two plays later the JRD

was at the 38, but a penalty brought the ball back 1 5 yds to the JRD 47. After 3 and out,

Pizzico punted to the 35. A fumble by the Vikings was recovered by Sposato at the 46. After a

short run by Murphy, a penalty brought the ball back 1 5 yds to the JRD 44. A Viking penalty

moved the ball up 5 yds. Totten hit Schwoerer for a

3 yd gain to the Vikings 48. With visible l ightning,

the referees stopped the game. After waiting 30

minutes and no let up with the l ightning, the game

was suspended.

Back at Voorhees on 9/1 0, we resume

Saturdays game with the the JRD at the Vikings 49

and 2nd down with 4:46 left in the 2nd quarter. After



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a pass attempt to Bakarian, Murphy ripped off a 24 yd run that was called back for i l legal motion.

On the next play, Totten found Schwoerer for a 54 yd touchdown pass. Schwoerer's extra point

was good and the JRD cut the Vikings lead to 1 6-1 4. JRD kickoff was covered well by the JRD

special teams with Jack Aimone and Max Kurdlya in on the stop . Voorhees mounted a good

drive towards the end of the quarter, but pressure from the solid defensive l ine of Hough,

Bakerian, Callahan and McClel lan caused a fumble that was recovered by the JRD at the 1 0 with

1 8 secs left.

3rd quarter:

The JRD received the 2nd half kickoff at their own 24. JRD was unable to mount a drive

and were forced to punt. Vikings also went 3 and out and punted back to the JRD 32. A run and

screen pass to Murphy and run by Pizzico brought the JRD up to Vikings 39. A loss back to the

43 setup 2nd and 1 3. Murphy gained 3 on a run. On 3rd down, Totten found Schwoerer over the

middle for a 40 yd touchdown. Schwoerer's extra point was good, and the JRD took the lead 22-

1 6 going into the 4th quarter.

4th quarter:

Starting at the JRD 48, the Vikings were unable to mount any offense. The D line held a

couple runs to short yard gains and the secondary sealed off the ends to stop a crucial drive. The

Vikings went for it on 4th and 3 and were stopped. JRD took over at their own 40. A run to the 44

and a loss back to the 40 setup a crucial 3rd and 1 0. Totten completed a 1 4 yd pass at the Viking

46. JRD trying to take time off the clock and keep the ball on the ground. The O line of McClel lan,

Sposato, Callahan, Cozzi, Saracinel lo and Kurt Rainey provided solid blocking for the running

game to continue the charge up field. On 4th down with a l ittle over 2 minutes left, the snap got

loose and the Vikings recovered back at the JRD 40. On the first play, the Vikings took a 40 yd

run for a score and with the extra point being good, the Vikings now led 24-22 with 1 :39 left in the

game. JRD took the kick up to the 30. A Vikings penalty and a run to the 42 looked like the JRD

may be able to make this game closer. But a turnover at 45 was all the Vikings needed to finish

the game with a 24-22 victory.

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JAMES L. "JIMMY" WILSONOur Number One Fan

Jimmy Wilson left a lasting memory with everyone who visited Pioneer Field throughout the 1 980's and early1 990's. While his wheelchair kept him from taking part on the field, it couldn't keep him from being part of theteam. At the end of every summer, l ike the changing of the seasons, Jimmy was there to usher in footbal l

season. He was as much a part of the Pioneer family as the crack of pads echoing through the crisp autumn airand the roar of the crowd on game day. For close to a decade, Jimmy never missed a game, indeed, he nevermissed a practice in al l of his time with us. His love for the game and for the team was infectious and wil l beforever remembered. In 1 994, after his passing, the organization recognized Jimmy's contribution to our family

by naming the playing field after him and retiring the number one jersey, in memory of their #1 fan.

JOSEPH YASHKAS6/4/85 - 4/29/00 : Forever a Pioneer

Joey Yashkas was a Pioneer through and through. He played football for the program and was a greatteammate and a key member of the team from his peewee days through his eigth grade season. As much ashe loved football and his teammates, Joey also loved racing motorcycles. I t was this love that took Joey from usfar too soon. After the tragic motorcycle accident that took his l ife in 2000, the organization retired his number55 and decreed that in remembrance of Joey and Jimmy, their numbers 1 and 55 be painted in the corner of the

endzone for every home game so that they wil l always be part of our family.



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HISTORICALACHIEVEMENTS

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These are the accomplishments we have documented evidence for, there have been severaladditional championships in the organization’s history whose details have been lost to themists of time. If you have any information regarding past FMF championships not listed

here, please contact [email protected]. Thank You.

1 974Midget Football: Undefeated SeasonMidget Football: WCMFLChampions

1975Biddy Football: WCMFLChampions

1978Biddy Football: WCMFLRunner-Up


1982Midget Football: WCMFLRunner-Up

1986Biddy Football: Friendship Bowl Winner vs EastonMidget Football: Friendship Bowl Winner vs EastonMidget Football: WCMFLChampions


1990Pony (Peewee) Football: Undefeated SeasonPony (Peewee) Football: WCMFLChampionsBiddy Football: Undefeated/Unscored OnBiddy Football: WCMFLChampions

1991Midget Football: WCMFLChampions

1992Biddy Football: WCMFLRunner-Up

1993Biddy Football: WCMFLSouth Division ChampionsBiddy Football: WCMFLChampionsMidget Football: WCMFLRunner-Up

1995Midget Football: WCMFLSouth Division ChampionsMidget Football: WCMFLChampions

1996Midget Football: WCMFLCo-Champions

1997Midget Football: WCMFLRunner-Up

1998Peewee Football: WCMFLSemi-Finalst

2001Peewee Football: WCMFLSemi-FinalistBiddy Football: WCMFLChampionsMidget Football: WCMFLChampions

2002Peewee Football: WCMFLChampionsBiddy Football: WCMFLChampions

2003Biddy Football: WCMFLSemi-FinalistMidget Football: WCMFLChampions

2004Biddy Football: WCMFLSemi-FinalistMidget Football: WCMFLSemi-Finalist

2005Midget Football: WCMFLSemi-Finalist

2006Biddy Football: WCMFLSemi-FinalistMidget Football: WCMFLRunner-Up

2007Biddy Football: WCMFLSemi-FinalistMidget Football: Undefeated Regular SeasonMidget Football: WCMFLSemi-Finalist

2008Biddy Football: WCMFLChampionsMidget Football: WCMFLSemi-Finalist

2009Midget Football: WCMFLSemi-FinalistMidget Cheer: American School & Rec CheerRunner-UpBiddy Cheer: American School & Rec CheerChampions

2010Peewee Football: WCMFLChampionsVarsity Football: WCMFLSemi-FinalistExtended Cheer: UCAGarden State Challenge ChampionsExtended Cheer: UCASr. Rec Northeast Region ChampionsExtended Cheer: UCASr. Rec NATIONALCHAMPION

2011Varsity Football: WCMFLSemi-FinalistPeewee Football: JSFC Undefeated Patriot Division ChampionsExtended Cheer: UCASr. Rec Northeast Region ChampionsExtended Cheer: UCASr. Rec National Runner-Up

2012Varsity Football: WCMFLRunner-UpVarsity Football: JSFC “31 Bowl” Winner vs NorthExtended Cheer: UCASr. Rec Northeast Region ChampionsExtended Cheer: UCASr. Rec National Finalist

2013JV Football: JSFC Skylands Runner-UpExtended Cheer: UCASr. Rec Northeast Region ChampionsExtended Cheer: UCASr. Rec National Runner-Up



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THANK YOU

The FMF Board of Trustees would l ike to extend a special Thank You to:

and

Eric Sias andMadalta Enterprises LLCGeneral Contracting

908.751 [email protected]

30 Years of Experience

The children and famil ies of Flemington Midget Football wil l be forevergrateful for al l of the generosity, dedication and hard work you put intopreparing our new field house and cheer building. You went above and

beyond in your work and for that we want to say. . .

The following FMF Graduates represented Hunterdon Central Football in 2011 , 201 2 & 201 3

201 3 Freshman

Adams, Logan

Amaker, Khalid

Batten, Devan

Bistany, Joseph

D'Agostino, Nicholas

Enslin, Michael

Fiorini , Evan

Gantner, Joseph

Iodice, Michael

Johnson, Kevin

Joyce, Conall

Knight, Andrew

Kovacs, Wil l iam

Leeds, Blake

Lopuzzo, Stephen

Navarro, Andres

Quintero, Christopher

Riche, Nolan

Salem, Zachary

Scheier, David

Schnitzlein, Anthony

201 3 Sophmores

Butts, Malcolm

Mania, James

Mitchell , Michael

Wynkoop, Walt

Coakley, Ben

Jones, Jake

Gallo, Tyler

Talarico, Matthew

Vitale, Dominick

Coury, Steven

Whalen, Bil l

Zahos, Tommy

Ungar, Brad

Young, Austin

Mahoney, Matt

Busher, Jake

Gabel, Tyler

Rodriguez, Josh

201 2 SENIORS

Keegan Hickey

Blaze Mantineo

Evan Boelter

Matt Gwidz

Bryan Duncan

Don Savacool

The following FMF Graduates represented Hunterdon Central Cheer in 201 3

Varsity:

Brianna Anderson

Nicole Bancroft

Quinn Hickey

Courtney Johnson

Jil l Kakalecik

Gabby Luciano

Isabelle Parcel

Courtney Patterson

Lindsey Pierle

Samantha Schnitzlein

Devany Burke

The following FMF Graduates represented North Hunterdon Cheer in 201 3

JUNIOR VARSITY

Maddy Reil ly

2011 SENIORS

Dan Schuster

Dylan Livioti

Nick Markey

Paul Leonhauser

Blake Searfoss


Best Wishes to All of Our Graduates!

We are Proud of You!

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201 3 Juniors

Cole, Bobby

Nehila, Christian

Shoemaker, Kevin

Pfauth, Cale

Matheny, Kevin

Aquino, Leo

Navarro, EriK

Adams, Austin

Crespo, Nestor

Stone, Matthew

Lippert, Robert

Bindas, Tadd

201 3 Seniors

Diehl, Mark

Mitrow, Nick

Barr, Stephen

Wideman, Jordan

Jr Varsity:

Alexa Amiano

Alyssa Gottl ieb

Kari Jensen

Erica Pastore

Colleen Ross

Olivia Schaub

Katie Schnell

Jul ia Skala

Sarah Shaik

Apri l Stricker

FMFALUM

NI

OFFICERSCraig Torres – Interim President

Scott Emmons - Vice President

Mark Cole – Treasurer

Jeannie Whalen – Secretary

Sheila Beckman – Director of Cheer

Dan Eggemann – Director of Football

TRUSTEESGeorgio Vuolde - JSFC Football Contact

Jen Morrison – Pictures & Events

Paige McClel lan – One Day Events

Anne Gorski - Team Coordinators

Tina Gruber - SpiritWear/Snack Shack

Bob Fiore - Registration

Victoria Brito - Fundraising

Joe Pasquale - Equipment

Debbie Portnoy - Fundraising

Jason Hart - Fundraising

Bob Loss - Registration

Ralph Juergensen - Grounds/Maintenance


As of January 201 4, long time board members Tom Luciano, Len Darrow, and Doreenand Don Stevenson, have official ly retired from the board. Their contributions to the

program cannot be measured and though the children of our community may not realizeit, we would not be the program we are today without their dedication and effort. Theywil l sti l l remain around the fields helping out. I f you see them, pleae join me in offering

them a heartfelt "thank you"!

Are you interested in becoming a member of the board? Hard working, motivatedindividuals are needed to help continue the 46-year tradition of excellence at FMF.Board membership is also an opportunity to help shape the future of the premier

footbal l and cheer program in the central Hunterdon region. For more information onhow to become a board member, contact craig. torres@flemingtonmidgetfootbal l .com

Want to get more involved but not sure if you want to become a board member? Weneed motivated parents to fi l l commitee positions and help make our children's FMFexperience the best it can be. Contact scott.emmons@flemingtonmidgetfootbal l .com

for more information.

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2014FM

FBOARDOFTRUSTEES

THANK YOU

HELP WANTED

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(the youth football development partner of the NFL).


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