“It’s great and I’ve definitely seen a difference in the program,” Duffle said. “It was always my goal to pass the program on and focus on high school football once it was in a great place and it is.”
It all began when Sella and Munshaw, coaches in the pee-wee league, approached Duffle about taking over the program. Sella soon made a donation to the pee-wee league, which contributed to some big changes this year.
 Camp participants perform contact drills Friday morning at Columbine Field. (William Woody / Daily Press) Advertisement |
Sella said the changes were about connecting the community.
“Coach (Todd) Casebier has made such a strong football program at the high school level,” Sella said. “We want the pee-wee league to be just as strong. I love football and we want this kids to get the experience and stay out of trouble.”
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davecisar wrote on Jun 22, 2009 6:26 AM: