The Maryland Football Coaches Association (MFCA) has honored the following coaches and people with induction into their Hall of Fame or presented them with an award for
outstanding service.
Hall of Fame
Coaches
1988 Irv Biasi, Patterson, Al Cesky, Bel Air, Bill Hahn, Fort Hill
& Wheaton, Ed Hargaden, Loyola, Harry Lawrence, Baltimore City, Bob
Lumsden, Baltimore Polytechnic, Gorton McWilliams, Cambridge-S.D., John Merricks,
Crossland, Dan Palumbo, Northwestern, George Young, Calvert Hall & Baltimore
City
1989 Tony Caruso, Sherwood, Jim Higgins, Milford Mill & Randallstown,
Charlie Lattimer, Fort Hill, George Roberts, Severna Park, Herb Ruby, Westminster,
Brady Straub, Northwood & Kennedy, Dick Working, McDonogh & Boys' Latin
1990 Jerry Calhoun, Beall, Dutch Eyth, McDonogh, Jim Head, Westminster, Bill Jones,
Wheaton
1991 Jerry Mears, Arundel & Meade, Howdy Myers, St. Paul's, Al
Sadusky, Bethesda-Chevy Chase, Vic Woods, Mount St. Joseph & Atholton
1992
Bud Coackley, Edewood, Al Laramore, Annapolis, Joe Pappetti, Glen Burnie
1993 Moe
Barber, Snow Hill, Jim Crawford, Friendly, John Voight, High Point
1994 John Cox,
La Plata, Pete Lerario, Springbrook, Ben Petrilli, Loch Raven
1995 Jack Molesworth,
Frederick & Thomas Johnson, Ken Parker, South Carroll, Jim Smith, Aberdeen
1996 Roy Lester, Allegany & Richard Montgomery & Magruder & Paint
Branch, Mitch Tullai, St. Paul's
1997 Jim Fegan, Georgetown Prep, Carroll Reid,
Smithsburg, Al Thomas, Seneca Valley & Damascus, Augie Waibel, Baltimore
Polytechnic
1998 Andy Borland, Severna Park, Joe Brune, Loyola, Al Sadusky,
Bethesda-Chevy Chase
1999 John Harvill, Gaithersburg, Rocco Romeo, Largo
2000
John Buchheister, Milford Mill & Randallstown, Larry Johnson, McDonough, Fred
Shepherd, Churchill
2001 Mike Calhoun, Fort Hill, Ernie Ceccato, Poolesville
& Quince Orchard
2002 Morgan Wootten, DeMatha, Ralph Paden, Fairmont Heights, Doug
Fleetwood, Cambridge-South Dorchester
John W. Voight Award
This award is presented to outstanding
assistant coaches in the state of Maryland with at least 20 years of loyal
service
1994 Rich Bosnic, Magruder, Elmer Dize, Mergenthaler Vo-Tech &
Overlea, Frank Gilmore, Georgetown Prep, Fred Joyce, Gaithersburg,
Dave Merrill,
Allegany, Buck Offutt, DeMatha
1995 Lindsey Agee, Cambridge-S.D., Robert Chaswell,
Oxon Hill, Bucky Kimmett, Baltimore Polytechnic, Marty McKibbin, McDonogh, Nick
Schloeder, Gilman
1996 Don Rushing, Sherwood, Ken Rippetoe, Kennedy, Larry Raum,
Georgetown Prep, Jim Albert, Atholton
1997 Jim Abbott, Walkersville, Jim
Castonguay, Springbrook, Tom Crowell, Sherwood, Ray Dawes, Wilde Lake
1998 Dave
Brown, Wilde Lake, Paul Kowalchick, Westlake
1999 Dave Sharpless, Fairmont
Heights, Russ Roberts, Severna Park
2000 Dick Brown, DeMatha, John Haberman,
Springbrook
2001 Kenneth Dunn, South River, Richard Jackson, Wilde Lake, Ken Lutz,
Smithsburg & Brunswick
2002 Robert E. Hampton, St. John's (DC), Seneca Valley, Wootton,
Damascus, Good Counsel; Bruce Villwock, Annapolis, Severna Park, Broadneck
Jerry E. Mears Service Award
The Jerry E. Mears
Service Award is presented by the MSFCA to an individual for his outstanding
service and support of high school football in the state of Maryland
1988 Roy
Comer, Joe Warren
1989 Vince Bagli, WBAL-TV
1990 John Voight, High Point
1991 Suter Kegg,
Cumberland Times
1992 Mel Filler, Football Foundation
1993 Reddy Finney
1994
Bill Kyle
1995 Mark Duffner, University of Maryland, Al Thomas, All-Star Football
Director
1996 Mike McGlinchey, Frostburg State, Doug DuVall, Wilde Lake
1997
Andrew Edwards, Keith Mills, WMAR-TV, Joe Russo, MHSFCA President
1998 Maus
Collins- Carroll (DC), Gonzaga; Neil Greenberger, Washington Post; Bob Milloy, Director of Hall of Fame
1999 Sheldon Shealer, Frederick Post, Jan DuVall, Director of Operations MFCA
2000 Mark Thomas, Fox 5 Sports- High School Sports Show
2001 John Steadman, Baltimore Sun
2002Johnny Holiday, Maryland Terrapin Football Play-by-Play
MHSFCA Past
Presidents
1985-86 Jerry Mears
1987 Al
Thomas
1988-89 Bob Milloy
1990-91 Mike
Calhoun
1992-93 Roger Wrenn
1994-96 Joe
Russo
1996-98 Bob Johnson
1999-2003 Joe
Russo
Maryland Big 33/Chesapeake Classic/Super 44/Super 45 Head Coaches
1985
Augie Waibel, Polytechnic
1986 Bob Milloy, Springbrook
1987
Jerry Mears, Meade
1988 Bill McGregor, DeMatha
1989
Al Thomas, Seneca Valley
1990 John Harvill, Gaithersburg
1991
Doug DiVall, Wilde Lake
1992 Jerry Franks, Northern Calvert
1993 Dave Carruthers, Linganore
1994 Mike
Calhoun, Fort Hill
1995 Doug Fleetwood, Cambridge-S.D.
1996
Mike Working, Mount St. Joseph
1997 Ernie Ceccato, Quince
Orchard
1998 Terry Changuris, Seneca Valley
1999
Steve Harward, C.M. Wright
2000 Bill McGregor, DeMatha
2001
Mike Marcus, Old Mill
2002 Dan Makosy, Damascus