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Home of the 2008 and 2009
CFA American Conference
Pony Champions and
Midget Runner-ups!
Providing great youth football for Pennsylvania children
in the
Camp Hill, Cumberland Valley, Enola, and Lemoyne areas!
2010 Sign-Ups Still Open
Equipment Make-up Sat. July
31, 9 - 11 am
Next Up - CAMP 2010!
Equipment Make-ups will be Saturday,
July 31
If your player still needs equipment, please come to Good Shepherd Gym on
Saturday, July 31 from 9 to 11 am.
Registrations Still Being Accepted
If you still want to sign your player up for Good Shepherd, we are still
accepting players at all age levels!
- Go to the Documents / Forms page.
- Print off the MSWord documents under "For 2010 Registration..."
- Fill out the documents.
- Enclose a check for $60 to "Good Shepherd Football" (two sibling
total is only $105; third sibling is FREE!)
- Enclose a copy of the player's birth certificate.
- Mail these documents to: Jim Durham, 14
Stone Spring Lane, Camp Hill, PA 17011
- Make sure you schedule a doctor visit before August 2, for your player's
football physical approval.
- THAT'S IT!
Signing Up For GS CAMP 2010!
- Camp Fee: ONLY $30 ($20 each for all
additional siblings)
- View Camp information at GS Football Camp
(July 26 - July 29, evenings)
4 MVP Award winners will receive a collectible signed by
Eagles RB LeSean "Shady" McCoy!
- Go to the Documents / Forms page.
- Print the MSWord document under "For 2010 Camp..."
- Fill out the Camp Registration form and mail it to address above.
Go HERE to find the 2010 Calendar of Events.
If you have any questions, please send an
email to Jim Durham, Football
Coordinator.
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Updated 1 Mar
2010
Super Sunday!
A big question at the start of 2009 was
"can the GS Pony team repeat, and win another Super Bowl?" Some talented
players had moved up to Midgets. Would the Ponys be able to put together
another season like 2008?
The answer to all those questions was
settled on Super Bowl Sunday, Nov 8, 2009. The final game would
prove to be challenge as Coach Humer and his
staff would have to alter their game plan after an unexpected injury
sidelined Pony RB/LB Bill Williams, who
broke his foot the week before against Swatara.
"When Bill got hurt, you could see a sense of
concern and outright panic on a lot of people's faces", said one-time Football
Coordinator, Jack Mitchell.
Nevertheless, Brad rallied the troops,
an the players would pull together in the Super Bowl. They played
like a true team. And what a classic game it was! An epic battle
between two great teams: Harrisburg and Good Shepherd. Noteworthy
performances from three Rams: Mark Hergenroeder, Nick Caldwell, and
Keedrick Glenn, entertained a large crowd at Landis Field. When the final buzzer sounded, Good
Shepherd's Ponys were again CFA Pony Champions. This unforgettable
team are 22 and 0 over two years.
Congratulations to all the Good Shepherd
players, the coaches and parents on a wonderful 2009 season! |
Coach Brad Humer Accepts Their Trophy |
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Rams Alumni In The News!
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| Peter Anastasio Chooses Holy Cross 7 May
2010 - Former GS Ram Goes His Own Way
When Camp Hill standout Linebacker Peter Anastasio began his
college search, you could say there was a little pressure to live up
to. His two older brothers attended prestigious Ivy League schools
in Brown and University of Penn. His father, Paul, attended
Lehigh University. So, starting off, Pete looked at them all.
"I took this whole process very seriously," he told the Patriot
News.
In the end, Peter would choose his own path. The college that
showed the most interest, and made the best offer, was Holy Cross, a
Division I-AA private school in Worcester, Mass. In 2009, Holy
Cross finished 9-3, only dropping games to Bucknell, Brown, and
Patriot League Champions, Villanova.
Both a hard-working athlete and stellar scholar, Pete is excited
about this new chapter in his life. We wish you the best, Pete. |
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1 Mar 2010 - Two former Rams were
recognized for their football play in 2009. Both are Trinity High School
juniors. Colin Rigney #56 was selected to the First Team All
Mid-Penn Patriot League on Offensive Line. Rigney is a very agile and
punishing blocker, who loves to pull and lead the way for this backs. He
demolishes whoever he blocks. Austin Durham was selected to the
Second Team All-Sentinel Defense at Linebacker. Durham is a
fast, hard-hitting inside backer who loves to blitz and wreak havoc in
opposing team backfields. |
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