We will be playing the Penn Ohio
Tigers Saturday July 5th at 7:00p.m at Canfield High stadium in Ohio.
In the News
Warriors Josh Meyers, Ameer Dudley, Will Peake and Terry Hubbard have been selected to
represent team USA in Austria. The game will take place on May 24th in Venice. We are proud to see our players not only represent
the Warriors but our country as well.
Trivia Question
Who will be the Warriors toughest opponent in 2008:
WR Terry Hubbard suffered a spinal cord injury
this past weekend in a contest with the Ohio Invaders. Terry was parilized for about an half hour. He did signal with a thumbs
up leaving the stadium and is speaking. After surgery on Sunday to repair damage to is spine the outlook is good and it is
believed in time he will have a full recovery. Most imporantly our support and prayers are with Terry and his family.
God Bless
$15.00
This Months Special
2007 Highlight Film available!
See the big runs, hits gerat catches and throws from the 2007 season. Run tume is 58 mins fused together with the latest
Hip Hop and Rock hits. Go to the Warriors Store for easy online ordering.
We are seeking vendors for the 2008 season. If interested in being a vendor for the Warrior Home games please contact us
at our front office. 1-800-318-9787x3125.
Spotlight Player
Thomas Shimrack
Many believe that they know what it
takes to play Minor League Football. It is hard enough just to be able to compete at this level especially when you compete
in arguably the most competitive league in the nation. Add on a 60 hour work week running heavy equipment, weight training,
conditioning, practice three times a week and you have now entered the life of center Thomas Shimarack.Shimrack
a 12 year veteran who has played Minor league football in North Carolina, Ohio and Pennslyvania. A graduate of Neshanock
Sr. High Shimrack never attended college but, still had the love and desire to compete. With a move to North Carolina the
cleats were laced up again to play in the Mason Dixon League. When asked about the extremely demanding schedule nothing negative
about Minor league football could be thought of. The closest thing to a complaint would be that “at
* A strong organization
structure committed to player success on and off the field * Representation buy NFL agent * NFL scout at every
game. * Experienced coaching staff form former W.P.I.A.L head coaches, NFL players and collegiate coaches. * Film
available for scouting purposes and for personal viewing * Insurance * Participating player benefits * Competing
for a National Title in the biggest Minor League system in the country * Competing against high quality opponents. Which
is crucial when being recruited. Who you play is as important as how you play.
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