RECRUITNG

RECRUITNG
Head Football Coach Jim Catanzaro addresses a room full of recruits, parents, and alumni at the annual Arizona Connecting Communities event. The event was co-hosted by Forester parents BJ & Kim Ungvarsky and John and Deborah Dillon. Thanks to all who made the event such a great event by their attendance.

Friday, February 10, 2012

2012 Nike Coach of the Year Clinic features Forester Coaches!


The 2012 Nike Coach of the Year Clinic in St. Louis had a unique Forester flavor. Lake Forest College Offensive Coordinator Craig Kerr kicked off the clinic with a presentation on the Route Conversions within the Forester Passing Game. Head Coach Jim Catanzaro presented on "Communicating Game-plans Among Your Coaching Staff." This was Coach Kerr's first COTY presentation, while Coach Catanzaro was speaking at his fourth COTY clinic.

"It is a tremendous opportunity for us to speak in front of high school coaches whom we see extensively while recruiting. Being down here continues to foster our relationships with them, and encourages them to reach out to us to talk football, not just recruiting," said Coach Catanzaro.

"Coach Kerr did a tremendous job, it was one of the best clinic speeches that I have seen in a while. He did a great job representing our program, and it is clear that his teaching of our offense has a lot to do with the success that we had this past season," commented Catanzaro. "Being on the defensive side of the ball, I don't always have the opportunity to see Coach teach the intricacies of the offense. I know that there were a number of high school coaches who commented to me how "sharp" our Offensive Coordinator is."

Coaches Catanzaro and Kerr joined fellow presenters such as Chris Peterson (Head Coach- Boise State), Jeff Tedford (Head Coach- California), Joker Phillips (Head Coach- Kentucky), Jimbo Fisher (Head Coach-Florida State University) among others at the annual St. Louis Event.


Wednesday, January 25, 2012

Fall Award Winners Announced

2011 Season Award Winners Announced:

MVP: WR, Kevin Davis, Senior, South Elgin, IL

Most Improved Player: WR Austin Sobey, Junior, Mt. Prospect, IL

Fall Leadership Board Winner (Individual): OL, Phillip Rindom, Freshman, Charlottenlund, Denmark

Fall Leadership Board Winner (Team): The LAKERS

Top GPA Individual: OL, Phillip Rindom, Freshman, Charlottenlund, Denmark
LB, Jake Rotkvich, Junior, Chicago, IL

Most Improved GPA Individual: LB, Bryce Jones, Sophomore, Dysart, AZ
WR, Rocky Al-Mutawa, Junior, Milwaukee, WI


Monday, January 16, 2012

Team Meeting

Team Meeting is Wednesday at 4:30pm. Halas Hall.

Thursday, January 5, 2012

Foresters recognized as ALL-Americans



Sr. WR Kevin Davis was just named a 1st team All-American by the Beyond Sports College Network (BSN) as a wide receiver. He was joined by Junior Pete Scaffidi who was named to the Honorable Mention Team.

Full list can be found HERE

Davis, who broke the school single season record in receiving yards, also tied the single season record for receptions will graduate in May, and just recently participated in the All-American Bowl at the Metrodome in Minneapolis, MN. Davis finished the season with 77 receptions for 1,286 yards and 11 touchdowns. Davis also had 3 rushes for 48 yards and 2 TDs. Davis finished his career ranked 3rd in school history in receptions and yards and 2nd in touchdown receptions on the all-time lists.

Scaffidi, the junior signal caller for the Foresters, led an offense that broke almost 20 school records. Including the single season totals for passing yards, completions, passing touchdowns, among them. Scaffidi finished the season with 2,910 yards passing with 31 touchdowns, as he completed 62% of his passes. Scaffidi also rushed for 4 touchdowns and was the third leading rusher on the Foresters.

Davis and Scaffidi were high school teammates at South Elgin High School prior to joining up at Lake Forest in 2010 when Scaffidi transferred to LFC.

"Both of these players are extremely deserving of these awards. They are hard workers who work at being not only great football players, but great people as well. There are few players in our program that have been as dedicated to the development of our overall program, and I couldn't be more excited that they have been honored as All-Americans," said head football coach Jim Catanzaro.