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B. Wallace is awarded Midget Offensive Player of the Year! B. Kuntz is Pony Defensive Player of the Year!

Looking To Game 1!
AWAY vs. the Greenwood Buffaloes!
Sunday, August 24!
Check the Calendar for recent updates!
Note the Seven Sorrows game will now be played on Saturday, 9/6!
 

13 Aug 2008 - Practices have been intense, as the four Good Shepherd teams prepare for the upcoming calendar of events. Here are the key dates in the next two weeks:

  • Sunday, Aug 16, Pre-Season Game vs. West Perry at home. Smurfs start at 10 am., PeeWees at 11 am.
     

  • Saturday, Aug 23, Pictures and Picnic!
    Pictures: Smurfs/PWs at 9:30 am.
                  Midgets/Ponys at 10:30
    12:30 - Kick-off Picnic 2008 at OLOL Pavilion!
     

  • Sunday, August 34, AWAY vs. Greenwood
    Smurfs start at 12 noon, PWs at 1:00 pm.
     

  • Sunday, August 31, HOME vs. Swatara
    Smurfs start at 1 pm, PWs at 2:00 pm.

For more Good Shepherd Football information, contact Jim Durham at 717-756-7873 (cell).
home: durham40@comcast.net
work: jim.durham@eds.com


In 2007, Jack Mitchell was inducted into CFA
Hall of Honor!!

Pictures from 2007 are now back on our Picture Gallery!

LOOK!  The new 2008 CFA T-shirt design is HERE!
Orders due Monday, Aug 18, 2008

 

Rams Alumni In The News!
5 July 2008 - Christian Kuntz, Trinity High School senior and former Good Shepherd Ram, has committed to play college football for Joe Paterno at Penn State University.  The Trinity Tailback stands 6-foot-4 and weighs in at 195 pounds. He is being recruited to play Wide Receiver.

Regarding his choice for college, Christian said, "I liked the coaches, and I think it's an up-and coming program.  I really do believe better days for Penn State are coming."

With you there, Christian, we're inclined to believe you.


Trinity's Christian Kuntz in 2007

"Success is never final, failure is never fatal. It's courage that counts."
                                                                                       - John Wooden