The new millennium has not been kind to the Evanston Football Program. Recently, Evanston hired a new coach by the name of Mike Burzawa. From what I’ve read, he has the Mitas Touch. To learn a bit about him click on this link http://www.pioneerlocal.com/evanston/sports/767633,ev-gridcoach-013108-s1.article
Yes, Dennis Mahoney is still writing for the Evanston Review.
Speaking with a number of former players, there is a lot of interest in coming together and helping this coach with the support of the players from the past.
This benefit would be a cross class product, the goal is to come together and raise money that would go directly into the Evanston Football program.
Coach Riehle is excited to help and will show his support.
The actual benefit hasn’t been determined, we’re at ground zero trying to build up interest. Please show your support and help add to the name below. We need help in getting the word out.
Let's grow this list.
Otto Ade, D Bates, Hans Bodine, Frank Barber (Basketball), Nevil Brown, Sean Denney, JohnJoe Farragher (Basketball), Ryan Evans (Basketball), Kevin Kelly (Baseball), Matt Lane (Baseball), Jean Jourdain, David Bowen, Chris Livatino,Cecil Martin, Jeremy David (baseball), Reggie Fleurima, Hugh Franklin, Jeremy Garchow, Ryan Healy, Tripp Healy, Steve Hoskins (Basketball), Nick Jakubco (Baseball), Jordan Dalton, Will Kastilahn (Baseball), Adam Salon, Rob Simmons, Wade Thomson, Scott Whitney, Steve Quan, Josh Liebman, Billy Maday, Sal Mendoza, Clark Passino, Jim Reeder, Chris Wilson, Jason Warth, and Coach Riehle.
Cheers,
CM
2 comments:
Chris - I think it's a great idea and I'm all for it. You hit it on the head when you mentioned seeing how bad Evanston is losing these days. I will do all that I can from NY. I'm back in Chicago 4-5x per year so hopefully we can arrange a meeting while I'm home. Golf Outing is my call. Selling hot dogs seems a bit to junior high for me...
Otto, don't sell yourself short on your hot dog sales. I know you can do it.
Great idea, let's get organized and put something together. A golf outing/tournament would be a good way to get people back together from multiple classes.
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