Years Played or Associated with Wyomissing Area Football Program:

3 years 1983-85

Positions Played:

Nose guard and fullback

Greatest Memory:

Winning the 1984 Inter County Championship, Wyomissing Areas 1st. My father played for West Reading Cowboys and when their team was inducted into Berks County Hall of Fame as a legends team that consisted of some of the fathers whose sons were teammates of mine from Wyo I started realizing success started so many years ago.

Best Story:

John Faye nicknaming me Chicken my sophomore year. Teachers, coaches and friends called me that and to this day I wonder if some of them actually knew my real name.

Biggest Thing You Took From Being Associated With The Program:

I’ve coached over 30 teams including soccer, baseball, football and rugby. I truly believe being involved at Wyo laid a solid foundation for that part of my life and other volunteer work I am still involved with.

Current City:

Wyomissing

Current Job:

Network Specialist- Reading Hospital

Family:

son- Jake

What would you like to see from the WFA:

Anything that helps the community. I want to be active with anything involving Wyo tradition. Maybe involve alumni in 4th of July parade and other fund raisers.

Years Played or Associated with Wyomissing Area Football Program:

2 Years ’80- ’81

Positions Played:

Tight End

Greatest Memory:

Beating Holy Name for Homecoming in ’81

Best Story:

Listening to Cappazello talk crap the whole game against Muhlenburg at Municipal Stadium.

Biggest Thing You Took From Being Associated With The Program:

Hard work, team work and having fun

Current City:

Summerville, SC

Current Job:

Supply Chain Specialist with Boeing

Family:

1 Daughter, 2 brothers and a sister

Years Played or Associated with Wyomissing Area Football Program:

4 years ’02-’05

Positions Played:

RB, DB

Greatest Memory:

I can’t pinpoint a single memory, but relish many made over the 4 years with the organization. Some of my favorite games and accomplishments include the Holy Name game in 2003, districts in 2003, and winning the Eastern Conference championship in 2005.

Best Story:

Going into the 2005 season, as captains, Doug, Andrew, and myself decided we needed to spice things up to build momentum to start the season off right. We installed DJ lights in the locker room and put together several dance mixes. It only took days for our locker room to to transform into a rave…and for the coaches to walk in on a raging dance party. Needless to say, this is something we were never able to live down for the remainder of the year.

Biggest Thing You Took From Being Associated With The Program:

The program has taught me to be a leader and has helped me grow exponentially as a person. I’m thankful for the relationships I’ve made with both the players and coaches, of which many are still very strong today.

What You Would Like to See From the Alumni Association:

Continued growth and camaraderie amongst all teams.