Coaching Changes — San Antonio Lee
May 7, 2010
San Antonio Lee has hired Danny Kloza (for the second time) as their head coach and athletic coordinator. Kloza will replace Jimmy Ramos who resigned at the end of last season for health reasons.
Ramos is leaving after leading the Volunteers for 9 years with an overall record of 18-72.
Kloza comes over from San Antonio MacArthur where he was an assistant coach for the past six years. He has also has coached at San Antonio Lee and San Antonio Reagan and is a 1982 Lee graduate. Kloza was an assistant coach at Lee in 1993, the last time the Volunteers made the football playoffs.
Coach Kloza was first approved as head coach and athletic coordinator at Lee by the board of trustees on April 5th. But “interim” was added to his title when district officials reopened the job after discovering there was a “mix-up” in the education requirements posted for the dual position. The district listed a master’s degree as a minimum requirement when it advertised the job after Jimmy Ramos resigned. Kloza was hired despite having only a bachelors degree. The wording was changed on the posting to say a masters degree was a “plus” for the job, but not a requirement, making Kloza eligible for consideration. After reapplying for the position, Kloza was the screening committees unanimous choice again and his hiring was approved. So…Kloza was hired for the same job at the same school twice in one month.
Things are not good at Lee though. They now have 14 consecutive losing seasons and 18 consecutive non-winning seasons. The Volunteers have only finished above .500 four times in the past 30 seasons. Lee is also a member of a tough District 26-5A along with San Antonio Churchill, San Antonio Johnson, San Antonio MacArthur, San Antonio Madison, San Antonio Reagan and San Antonio Roosevelt.
By: Michael Wright
Lone Star Gridiron
www.lonestargridiron.com
26-5A All-District Teams — 2008
February 5, 2009
26-5A All-District Teams — 2008
First-team All-District
offense:
QB — Derrick Walls, San Antonio Reagan, sr.
RB — Trey Reinhart, Smithson Valley, sr.; Aaron Green, San Antonio Madison, soph.; Brandon Armstrong, San Antonio Roosevelt, jr.
WR — Cody Matthews, Smithson Valley, sr.; Tyler Chambers, San Antonio MacArthur, sr.; Nate Askew, San Antonio Madison, jr.; Edward Richardson, San Antonio Roosevelt, sr.
TE — Jesse Castor, San Antonio Madison, sr.
C — Will McLane, Smithson Valley, sr.
L — Dillon Brown, Smithson Valley, sr.; Rudy Nerio, San Antonio Madison, sr.; Chad Rocheleau, San Antonio Reagan, jr.; Eric Salas, San Antonio Roosevelt, sr.
PK — Aaron Hayduk, New Braunfels, jr.
RS — Andrew Green, San Antonio Madison, sr.
Utility — Devin Haywood, San Antonio Roosevelt, jr.
defense:
L — Spencer Nealy, San Antonio Reagan, sr.; Reggie Pierce, San Antonio Lee, sr.; Paul Dorcin, San Antonio MacArthur, sr.
E — John Bordano, New Braunfels, jr.; Dezmond Williams, San Antonio Churchill, sr.
LB — Tom Wort, New Braunfels, sr.; Tanner Brown, New Braunfels, sr.; Kris Catlin, San Antonio Madison, jr.; Nick Berry, San Antonio Roosevelt, sr.; Donald Harvey, San Antonio Reagan, sr.
DB — Ryan Grametbaur, New Braunfels, sr.; Andrew Green, San Antonio Madison, sr.; LeQuince McCall, San Antonio Reagan, sr.; Kyle Davis, San Antonio Reagan, jr.; Ryan Wood, Smithson Valley, sr.; Gabe Baker, San Antonio MacArthur, jr.
P — Kyle Palmer, San Antonio Johnson, jr.
Second-team All-District
offense:
QB — Leo Gutierrez, San Antonio Madison, sr.
RB — A.T. Maxwell, San Antonio Churchill, jr.; Richard Jordan, San Antonio Lee, jr.
WR — Andrew Morehead, San Antonio Reagan, sr.; Chris Duckworth, New Braunfels, jr.; Anthony Tijerina, San Antonio Lee, sr.; Tyler Poland, San Antonio MacArthur, sr.
TE — Devin Baker, Smithson Valley, sr.
C — Juan Bernal, San Antonio Lee, sr.
L — Brady Brown, San Antonio Churchill, sr.; Greg Stewart, San Antonio Johnson, jr.; Jacob Laubach, Smithson Valley, sr.; Marcus Stager, New Braunfels, sr.; Justin Warren, San Antonio Roosevelt, jr.
PK — Daniel Magoon, San Antonio MacArthur, sr.
RS — Trey Reinhart, Smithson Valley, sr.
Utility — Noel Miller, San Antonio Lee, jr.; Troy Williams, San Antonio Madison, soph.; John Simmons, New Braunfels, jr.
defense:
L — Clayton Kresta, Smithson Valley, sr.; Keith Kaut, San Antonio Madison, jr.; Dominique Henderson, San Antonio Roosevelt, jr.
E — Tyler James, San Antonio Madison, sr.; Rusty Garza, San Antonio Roosevelt, sr.
LB — Justin Beck, Smithson Valley, sr.; Aaron Hayduk, New Braunfels, jr.; John Phillips, San Antonio Roosevelt, sr.; Chris Glascock, San Antonio Reagan, sr.
DB — Crosby Adams, San Antonio Roosevelt, jr.; Reuben Linton, San Antonio Lee, sr.; Tommie Saunders, San Antonio Madison, jr.; Zach Craig, Smithson Valley, jr.
P — Ryan Unruh, Smithson Valley, jr.
Texas Stadium Will Be Missed
December 12, 2008
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The last game this Saturday at Texas Stadium between Denton Guyer and Longview in the 4A state semifinal could be the final high school football game played there. The Dallas Cowboys have the stadium booked next Saturday, although a high school game could be played the night before.
The 5A Chmpionship games next week will be played at Reliant Stadium in Houston and the 4A Division II title game is already set for the Georgetown school district’s new stadium. That leaves the 4A Division II championship and the championships in 3A, 2A and 1A.
After Saturday night, Texas Stadium will have hosted 27 playoff games in a five-week span this year. The first high school game at Texas Stadium was played on Dec. 17, 1971 when San Antonio Lee edged Wichita Falls, 28-27, in the Class 4A state title game.
There have been 554 playoff games at Texas Stadium and around 700 high school games including regular-season contests played there.
The good news is the Cowboys say they intend to host high school games at the new stadium in Arlington.
The UIL seems interested in playing its 5A state title games next year at the new stadium. The 5A games are at Houston’s Reliant Stadium this year, but next year’s site has not been determined.
By : Michael Wright
Lone Star Gridiron
www.lonestargridiron.com
26-5A: Four Teams Still Have A Chance At The Championship
November 5, 2008
San Antonio Reagan beat San Antonio MacArthur and
San Antonio Madison beat San Antonio Roosevelt
Key Games This Week:
New Braunfels (5-4) (3-4) @ San Antonio MacArthur (5-4) (3-4)
San Antonio Reagan (7-2) (6-1) @ San Antonio Madison (8-1) (6-1)
San Antonio Roosevelt (7-2) (6-1) @ Smithson Valley (8-1) (6-1)
Roosevelt had already clinched a playoff spot going into last week.
With Reagan’s victory over MacArthur…Reagan, Madison and Smithson Valley are the other 3 reps
Reagan — Beat Valley 10-7, Lost to Roosevelt 12-7
Madison — Beat Roosevelt 36-21, Lost to Valley 31-21
Roosevelt — Beat Reagan 12-8, Lost to Madison 36-21
Valley — Beat Madison 31-21, Lost to Reagan 10-7
Reagan is the district champion IF they win & Valley wins
Madison is the district champion IF they win & Roosevelt wins
Roosevelt is the district champion IF they win & Reagan wins
Valley is the district champion IF they win & Madison wins
26-5A Standings
San Antonio Roosevelt (7-2) (6-1)
San Antonio Madison (8-1) (6-1)
Smithson Valley (8-1) (6-1)
San Antonio Reagan (7-2) (6-1)
San Antonio MacArthur (5-4) (3-4)
New Braunfels (5-4) (3-4)
San Antonio Lee (2-7) (1-6)
San Antonio Churchill (1-8) (1-6)
San Antonio Johnson (1-9) (0-8)
26-5A: LSG Favorite Does Not Dissapoint
October 30, 2008
26-5A Standings
#17 San Antonio Roosevelt (7-1) (6-0)
#52 San Antonio Madison (7-1) (5-1)
#19 Smithson Valley (7-1) (5-1)
#32 San Antonio Reagan (6-2) (5-1)
#169 San Antonio MacArthur (5-3) (3-3)
#56 New Braunfels (4-4) (2-4)
#181 San Antonio Lee (2-6) (1-5)
#183 San Antonio Churchill (1-8) (1-6)
NR San Antonio Johnson (1-8) (0-7)
Key Games:
San Antonio MacArthur (5-3) (3-3) @ San Antonio Reagan (6-2) (5-1)
San Antonio Madison (7-1) (5-1) @ San Antonio Roosevelt (7-1) (6-0)
Roosevelt has clinched a playoff spot. If Reagan beats MacArthur then Reagan, Madison and Smithson Valley are the other 3 reps
091908 - BONUS San Antonio Lee vs. San Antonio Roosevelt
September 19, 2008
“The Bandit” Chris Doelle and Eric “Nickname coming soon!” Wiede head to a game between San Antonio Lee and San Antonio Roosevelt.
“The other guys report the scores - we bring you INSIDE Texas high school football” TM
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