Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Monday, February 13, 2012
Coach Byron Chisley
11:07 AM
Puget Sound Youth Empowerment Services
I am Byron Chisley. I have many experiences with the sport football. I have played football from when I was eight until I was in the twelfth grade as middle linebacker. I think my strong football history would be a great benefit for the kids. As a coach, I will teach the kids the basic fundamentals of football, and how to play with intensity and integrity. We will also work on leadership skills, teamwork, and good sportsmanship.
I have three year of experience as a coach, one year with the East Side Angles, one year with MYTSA Jaguars and one year with the Tacoma Riders. My strengths are everything to do with football and my weaknesses are not having enough kids to teach the sport to!
Email: ByronC@Tacomasteelers.org
I have three year of experience as a coach, one year with the East Side Angles, one year with MYTSA Jaguars and one year with the Tacoma Riders. My strengths are everything to do with football and my weaknesses are not having enough kids to teach the sport to!
Email: ByronC@Tacomasteelers.org
Coach Norman Dudley
11:05 AM
Puget Sound Youth Empowerment Services
My name is Norman Dudley. I was born in the Philippines and raised in the United States. I have been in Washington since 1991 and graduated from Foss High School. I have an Associate’s Degree in Computer Science and pursuing a Bachelors Degree in Construction Management. I have been married to the love of my life for 8 years. I work two jobs, one of which directly involves working with the elderly and disabled adults, yet I still find time to be completely involved with the children’s football organization.
I am a returning defensive coach for the Tacoma Steelers team. I was honored to be a part of “The Titanium Ten” who managed to be triumphant while overcoming obstacles. I believe in encouraging kids to accomplish goals against all odds. I believe in promoting positivity among children while encouraging sportsmanship and camaraderie. I love the game of football, but most of all I love to witness the pride that these youth discover within themselves.
Email: NormD@Tacomasteelers.org
I am a returning defensive coach for the Tacoma Steelers team. I was honored to be a part of “The Titanium Ten” who managed to be triumphant while overcoming obstacles. I believe in encouraging kids to accomplish goals against all odds. I believe in promoting positivity among children while encouraging sportsmanship and camaraderie. I love the game of football, but most of all I love to witness the pride that these youth discover within themselves.
Email: NormD@Tacomasteelers.org
Coach Sam Penlesky
11:03 AM
Puget Sound Youth Empowerment Services
I am Sam Penlesky, I’m originally from Sacramento, California. I Graduated from River City High School in 1997 and joined the U.S. Army that same year. I became stationed in Washington and got out of the armed services in 2001, I then joined Trade School where I learned my craft in construction and now have my own business in this trade. I am married with three boys whose ages are 1, 7, and 15. I pride myself on family, friends and love. I strongly emphasize safety, sound fundamentals and techniques and allowing the kids to have fun and develop their own passion for the game!
Email: SamP@Tacomasteelers.org
Email: SamP@Tacomasteelers.org
Team Nurse Brittany Wells
10:59 AM
Puget Sound Youth Empowerment Services
My name is Brittany Wells. I grew up in Washington and am currently working in the medical field. I enjoy doing volunteer work and giving back to the community. Some of my favorite hobbies are reading, cooking, watching football, and scrapbooking.
Email: BrittanyW@Tacomasteelers.org
Email: BrittanyW@Tacomasteelers.org
Coach Dominic Devereaux
10:58 AM
Puget Sound Youth Empowerment Services
My name is Dominic Devereaux. I was born and raised in Houston, Texas. I am a soldier in the US Army as a preventive medicine specialist. I love sports, playing video games, and computers. Also being outdoor, fishing, and hunting or the other things I do in my spare time.
Email: DominicD@Tacomasteelers.org
Email: DominicD@Tacomasteelers.org
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Coach Kevin Mckinney
11:02 PM
Puget Sound Youth Empowerment Services
I’m Coach Kevin Mckinney. I’ve played football in middle school, high school and in my neighborhood growing up with all my friends. Football has always been an important aspect in my life. I’ve also played; basketball, baseball, track and swimming. Having been involved with sports all through my youth I’ve learned so many valuable life lessons - which I’m grateful to pass on to my players.
When I began coaching, “I fell in love immediately”! My goal as a Coach is to ALWAYS be a GREAT leader, motivator, teacher and friend. I always try to seek new information to learn about new training techniques. Being a good communicator and listener is critical working with youth. I provide clear instructions and feedback along with listening to any concerns and ideas from my players and parents. I want to give my time and respect to the parents as well because their positive involvement is important for the kids success. It’s also very important to me to keep my practices fun and challenging, help my players believe in themselves, provide a supportive environment and NEVER put down my players. I am committed to coaching and the team. I only do this job because I love it!!!
“Coaching is a profession of love. You can't coach people unless you love them.”
-Eddie Robinson
Email: KevinM@Tacomasteelers.org
When I began coaching, “I fell in love immediately”! My goal as a Coach is to ALWAYS be a GREAT leader, motivator, teacher and friend. I always try to seek new information to learn about new training techniques. Being a good communicator and listener is critical working with youth. I provide clear instructions and feedback along with listening to any concerns and ideas from my players and parents. I want to give my time and respect to the parents as well because their positive involvement is important for the kids success. It’s also very important to me to keep my practices fun and challenging, help my players believe in themselves, provide a supportive environment and NEVER put down my players. I am committed to coaching and the team. I only do this job because I love it!!!
“Coaching is a profession of love. You can't coach people unless you love them.”
-Eddie Robinson
Email: KevinM@Tacomasteelers.org
