By A.Siegal

As the summer heats up. Players will get tired, frustrated and cranky. Remember that your work ethic and reputation are every important. Your name is what is the most important thing in a coaches eyes. This poem say’s it best:

                                                                                                ” You got it from your father,
                                                                                                  it was the best he had to give,
                                                                                                 and right gladly he bestowed it
                                                                                                 It’s yours, the while you live.
                                                                                                 You may lose the watch he gave you
                                                                                                  and another you may claim.
                                                                                                  but remember, when you’re tempted,
                                                                                                   to be careful of his name.
 It was fair the day you got it,
and a worthy name to bear,
when he took it from his father
there was no dishonor there.
Through the years he proudly wore it,
to his father he was true,
and that name was clean and spotless
when he passed it on to you.
Oh there’s much that he has given
that he values not at all.
He has watched you break your playthings
in the days when you were small.
You have lost the knife he gave you
and you’ve scattered many a game,
                                                                                                    but you’ll never hurt your father
                                                                                                     if you’re careful with his name.
                                                                                                     It is yours to wear forever,
                                                                                                     yours to wear the while you live.
                                                                                                    Yours, perhaps some distant morn,
                                                                                                    another boy to give,
                                                                                                    and you’ll smile as did your father,
                                                                                                   with a smile that all can share.
                                                                                    If a clean name and a good name,

                                                                                              you are giving him to wear.”
                                                                                                         -Edgar   A Guest                                                                                                                                        

Guy’s remember make your family proud. Do the right thing! Go to NFA Camps and learn from Coaches that will make your family proud. Our Coaches are proud of our Family name-NFA!

42-28 win of No. 5-ranked Kingsland (Ga.) Camden County Friday night, Rudock led the Raiders to a huge win putting them back into the picture as the number 1 ranked team in the country.

Rudock threw for a school-record 333 yards and four TDs. Last season as a Jr, he completed 128 of 197 passes for 1,945 yards and 34 touchdowns with a 13-1 record.

Rudock has been participating in training with QBA for the past 5 years with camps and private instruction. He’s has developed into a major d1 prospect and committed to Iowa earlier this off season.

Link to previous article on Jake

Trey Wheeler is entering his senior year at Liberty High School, a consistent competitor of the upper tier of the 3A division along with a 2^nd place finish in the State Championship in 2009.  As Trey enters his last year of high school football he definitely has his sights set on that title for 2010.  Liberty will begin their season on September 3^rd facing the reigning 4A State Champions, Bellevue High School. 

In his off-season Trey has spent his time at many camps, clinics and tournaments including QBA camps and competing in the Washington All-Star 7v7 Tournament perfecting his skills to help him reach that title game in 2010 and to help him solidify an offer from an NCAA school.  He seems to be headed in the right direction as earlier this summer Wheeler received his first offer, Wyoming.  Trey has not yet accepted his offer until he has a chance to visit the school and potentially see what else comes his way but one thing is for sure, his hard work and dedication to the game has paid off.

Coach and Director or Operations for QBA, JC Boice has had the privileged of working with Trey and is sure wherever he ends up that they will get a great quarterback.  “Trey is just flat out one of the most focused kids I know and his preparation reflects in his game.  He is just always a gamer when it really counts”, says Boice. 

Not only has Trey been participating in the QBA camps since the 7^th grade, he is also one of the original athletes to join in the ProspectFIT program that specializes in training and development of upper echelon high school players to get to the next level.  Coach Boice on Wheeler’s progress:

“Trey really represents the growth in our company.  Even at the early age he was very driven to become a great football player and we realized we needed to provide a complete development track for taking a young athlete like Trey and advance them to assist in achieving their goals.” 

Along with many others, Trey’s accomplishments have proven the program highly successful. 

“Trey is one of the first of many QBs coming through our development system that are not only great QB’s but great young men.”

And on September 3^rd when the 2010 season begins for this Senior, those remaining schools that still have Wheeler on their recruiting boards will get to see just how great he can be.  QBA congratulates Trey on his first offer from Wyoming and of all there is to come for him.

Witthuhn works hard in the weight room, boasting a 350lbs bench and participated in to QBA events to work on refining his mechanics and Quarterback skills.