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Brook Hill Football October 2, 2008 The Sentinel Headmaster Quote of the Week: “In a crisis, don’t hide behind anything or anybody. They are going to find you anyway.” Coach Bear Bryant INSIDE THIS Notes from the Coach 2008 Game Schedules & Results Spotlight on Senior Bo Sea- mands Pictures Ladies of the Guard Football NOTES FROM COACH KLACZAK 2 NOTES ON THE GAME: GUARD BACK ON TRACK Friday night Brook Hill defeated Big Sandy 35-0. The game was Mark your calendar—Ladies Football Forum October 15th 2008Varsity Schedule Page 2 The Sentinel Date Time Versus Location Score August 16 10AM Overton Away Scrimmage August 21 6PM Cayuga Home Scrimmage - canceled August 30 2PM Hawkins All Saints Won 28-7 September 5 Bye September 12 7:30PM San Augustin e Home Canceled due to storm September 19 7:30PM The School up North Home Lost 22-33 September 26 7:30PM Big Sandy Home Won 35-0 October 3 7:30PM Dallas Home School Home October 10 7:30PM * Garland Christian Home October 17 7:30PM * All Saints Episcopal Tyler Home October 24 7:30PM * The Shelton Academy Away October 31 7:30PM * Dallas Lutheran Home November 7 7:30PM * Coram Deo Away November 14 Playoffs Begin * District Game 2008 Junior Varsity Schedule Sa Aug 16 10AM Overton Away Scrimmage Th Sep 18 7:00PM School up North Home Lost 0-20 Th Sept 25 6:30PM Big Sandy Away Won 19-0 Th Oct 2 7:30PM Garrison Home 2008 Middle School Schedule Th Sep 11 5PM & 6PM San Augustine Away Canceled due to storm Th Sep 18 4PM & 5PM School up Nort h Home Lost 0-30 A and 6-24 B Th Sep 25 4:30PM Big Sandy Away Won 30-30 Th Oct 2 4:30 & 6PM School Up North Home Th Oct 16 6 & 7:30PM All Saints Away Th Oct 30 5PM Dallas Lutheran Home We have two other games in the process of The Sentinel Page 3 Bo is one of the few boys who has played on all of the Brook Hill football teams. He started as a Fresh- man on the very first Brook Hill Team. As Bo says, “It was really cool to be on that first football team. Brook Hill was so excited to have a football team. There have been a lot of changes since then. The team has grown in size and has started to win district titles. And when Coach Klaczak arrived, football really started to be fun. I enjoy being part of the team a nd playing for Coach K. He really makes a difficult sport into one that is lots of fun to play.” Bo’s real name is actually Robert. His grandmother ga ve him his nickname - it is short for Bob. Bo was born in Denver, lived in Florida from age one to age 12 when his family moved to Jacksonville. His par- ents wanted to live in a place where there were a lot of outdoor activities for Bo and his brother and had a nice family atmosphere. Bo’s father, O.H., owns Piney Woods Glass and his mother is a renowned artist. You have probably seen her melted crayon paintings all over east Texas. She does a lot of artistic work on Brook Hill theater scenery and does creative work for other school events too. Bo’s brother, Matt, is in the 8th grade at Brook Hill, and is a manager for the football team. Bo started school at Brook Hill in the 7th grade. He very much enjoys Steve Dement’s government class this year. As Bo says, “Mr. Dement is very knowledgeable. He is a great teacher, very fair about every- thing, and the field trips are great.” Bo is a guy who loves the outdoors and all sports. He enjoys going to college and professional sporting events with his friends. He is a hunter too, especially deer, pheasant, dove and quail. Since he lives by the lake, he also likes water sports such as water skiing, wake boarding, and jet skiing. Bo also likes four- wheeling, mudding and all types of outdoor sports. Besides football, Bo is an excellent golfer. He was an all-state golfer, number six in the state last year. He is hoping to get a golf scholarship to college. If not, he is looking at colleges in Texas (Texas Tech or Texas A & M) or in Florida (University of Florida or the University of Miami.) Bo was an all-district tight end in football last year. He enjoys this position since although he is not as big as tight ends usually are, he is able to catch the ball and also is able to block the linebackers and corner- backs-just be quick and sneak up on them and pound th em. His words of wisdom for players are, “Listen to what the coach says and you will learn something. Do what he says or you will spend a lot of time run- ning. Be a leader. Don’t be a clown and mess around. Have a good time, but don’t be stupid.” Bo is a free spirit and every team needs one—but only one. I have seen Bo grow and mature and take his role on the team seriously this year. As a player , his development has been outstanding and he has be- come more involved as a team leader. Bo’s wit and intelligence make him a pleasure to be around. Bo is a “people” person and will be successful in any endeavor. I can’t wait to see what life path Bo chooses— whatever it is it will be fun to watch. SPOTLIGHT Bo makes a tackle against Frankston Brook Hill vs Big Sandy September 26, 2008 Page 4 The Sentinel “Stick ‘em up. Your wa “This is not your mouthpi ece.” Julius Johnson Pictures on this page are courtesy of Sherif Sharawi. Thank you! “Where is everybody?” JJ “You really do look like a zebra.” Coach K The Sentinel Page 5 Junior Varsity Notes: The JV team defeated Big Sandy last week 19-0 behind the running of Jamel Bell, Matt Ruark, Ian Sudduth and Luke Miller. QB Austin Langemeier threw a touchdown pass to Luke Miller for the Guard’s first TD. The defense was led by Jared Dickey, Grady Dennis, Jimmy Johnson, Logan Kirkpatrick and Mason Jones. QB Slaton Hierholzer’s Pictures on this page are courtesy of Linda & Paul Dickey. Please see their website at www.easttexasscoreboard.com if you would like to order some of the pictures that the Dickeys take at each game. Luke Miller scoring 1st touchdown. Jimmy Johnson #70 & Jared Dickey #21 stop Big Sandy. David Eichelberger scoring the tying Andrew Swink makes a perfect option pitch. Page 6 The Sentinel Bible Quote of the Week: “Blessed is the man who perseveres under trial, because when he has stood the test, he will receive the crown of life.” James 1:12 The Sentinel is written and produced by Coach Klaczak and his wife, Andrea Solari. If you would like to contact Coach K, please email him at jklaczak@brookhill.org. The Brook Hill School PO Box 668 Bullard, TX 75757 Phone: 903-894-5000 www.brookhill.org Mission Statement: The Brook Hill School provides excellence in college pre- paratory education, affirms the gifts and challenges the po- tential of each student, and encourages students to honor God through Christ-like character. For more information, please contact our Admissions Department. Ladies of the Guard Football Forum Due to hurricanes, rain and other an- noying weather-related activities, we have rescheduled this event for Home- coming Week. Event will be held on Wednesday October 15th - 5:30-7PM. Coach Klaczak along with the Guard coach- ing staff will host the first annual “Ladies of the Guard” Football Forum at Herrington Stadium. This camp is designed especially for all moms, sisters, aunts and women of the Guard, and will teach participants the ins and outs of football. Come join us on the field. Learn to be a wide receiver. Under- stand the meaning of a “draw play” , a “halfback pass” and a “48 sweep”. Participants will move from station to sta- tion just as in a varsity football practice, learning the various blocking and passing schemes. Subjects to be covered will include equipment, officials’ signals, and position responsibilities. Registration begins at 5:00PM at the main gate of the stadium. The forum begins at 5:30PM. Participants should wear workout apparel and tennis shoe s for active participa- Food, drink and a camp t-shirt will be pro- vided. Registration f must be over 16 years old. For more information or advance registration, contact Coach K at 903-894-5000 Ext 2005.