

Last updated: 06/22/2022
YOUTH FOOTBALL
AND CHEER
ESTABLISHED 1994
28 Years of Football & Cheer

Jack Duprey June 11, 1938 - July 20,1995
"If you want to hoot with the Owl you better be able to soar with the Eagle".
This was a saying Jack would use with his sons. This is how Jack coached his players. This is how Jack lived his life. You can have fun, but be ready to work hard to soar to the top. Jack was a high school All-American football payer from Wisconsin. Jack turned down scholarships to play college football opting to enter the Army. Jack retired as a Chief Warrant Officer 4 after serving 26 years. Jack severed two tours of duty in Vietnam. His actions during the Vietnam War earned him several medals, including two Purple Hearts, two Silver Stars, one Bronze Star, and two Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry one with Bronze Star and one with Palm. After retiring Jack served his community by working as a Lacey Police Reserve Officer, Tenino Police Officer, and Thurston County Sheriff Deputy. Jack coached football for over ten years touching the lives of not only players but coaches he worked with. Jack was a mentor, friend, and is a role model for those that knew and miss him.

Jack DuPrey Memorial Sportsmanship Award
Junior Division Award & Head Coach
2019 Warriors, Ruben Ramirez
2018 Knights, Darrell Smith
2017 Panthers, Sean Kinder
2016 Warriors, Ruben Ramirez
2015 Broncos, James Chaidez
2014 Lions, Phillip Crump
2013 Warriors, Ruben Ramirez
2012 Broncos, Toby Cordova
2011 Storm, Trevor Colglazier
2010 Broncos, Anton Engelmann
2009 Warriors, Charles Farrar
2008 Wolfpack, Tom Roach
2007 Cyclones, Ken Martinez
2006 Lions, Greg Elwin
2005 Warriors, Charles Farrar (Tie)
2005 Storm, Lui Tangaro Jr. (Tie)
2004 Storm, Lui Tangaro Jr.
2003 Wolfpack, Tom Roach
2002 Panthers, Ron King
2001 Lions, Kevin Capps
2000 Knights, Mark Rosenblum
1999 Warriors, Charles Farrar
1998 Wolfpac, John Sanders
1997 Vikings(Panthers), Emory Peterson
1996 Lions, Randy Worrell
1995 Chiefs(Knights), Gene Duprey
Youth Division Award & Head Coach
2019 Spartans, Hank Moreno
2018 Raiders, Tommy Adger
2017 Mustangs, Louis Walker
2016 Tigers, Jamar Forks
2015 Wildcats, Mike McClure
2014 Raiders, Rob Hicks
2013 Raiders, Rob Hicks
2012 Wildcats, Jeremy Loveshe
2011 Crusaders, Darrell Smith
2010 Mustangs, Eric Frye
2009 Hurricanes, Brandon Stephens
2008 Raiders, Ruben Ramirez
2007 Wildcats, Shane Sullivan
2006 Hurricanes, Ikiaka Belisario
2005 Wildcats, Shane Sullivan
2004 Ravens, Joe Sandas
2003 Bulldogs, Randy Worrell
2002 Wildcats, Lui Tangaro Jr.
2001 Ravens, Tracey Farmer
Bantam Division Award & Head Coach
2019 Huskies, Don Orton
2018 Vikings, Chris Pontius
2017 Huskies, Mark Barber
2016 Tornados, Adam Alfau
2015 Huskies, Ron King
2014 Lancers, Tony Knox
2013 Cougars, Doug Briggs Jr.
2012 Thunder, Eric Smith
2011 Vikings, Jason Hindberg
2010 Bobcats, Doug Briggs Jr.
2009 Thunder, Jeff Robertson
2008 Cougars, Phillip Crump
2007 Tornados, Patrick Grimes
2006 Bobcats, Maurice Hooper
2005 Huskies, Josh Callahan
2004 Cougars, Phillip Crump
Flag Division Award & Head Coach
2019 Jaguars, Sean Kinder
2018 Centurions, Joey Ates
2017 Ponies, Greg Williams
2016 Barbarians, Christopher Pontius
2015 Barbarians, Christopher Pontius
SPORTSMANSHIP HISTORY
SPORTSMANSHIP

