Pete Ewald Head Coach Sprint Football at Franklin Pierce College

[cliftonparksufan]

I saw that other thread about the NYS kids and saw the one kid from Peru listed and it make me think about Pete Ewald who I would know if we played six separations of Pete Ewald. Actually it would only be two separations though. He is Head Coach of a Sprint Football team. In case you've never seen a Sprint Football game, like I haven't, the tallest kid is 6'1, so it's for normal size kids. It looks like his team had a good season.

http://athletics.franklinpierce.edu/sports/sprintfball/2013-14/roster

Here is the wikipedia description of Sprint football which actually sounds like a fun game to watch: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sprint_football

 

[Tobias Funke]

I saw that other thread about the NYS kids and saw the one kid from Peru listed and it make me think about Pete Ewald who I would know if we played six separations of Pete Ewald. Actually it would only be two separations though. He is Head Coach of a Sprint Football team. In case you've never seen a Sprint Football game, like I haven't, the tallest kid is 6'1, so it's for normal size kids. It looks like his team had a good season.

http://athletics.franklinpierce.edu/sports/sprintfball/2013-14/roster

Here is the wikipedia description of Sprint football which actually sounds like a fun game to watch: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sprint_football

My best friends father in law is the S&C coach. Does that give me 4 degrees to Pete Ewald.

 

[Millhouse]

I saw that other thread about the NYS kids and saw the one kid from Peru listed and it make me think about Pete Ewald who I would know if we played six separations of Pete Ewald. Actually it would only be two separations though. He is Head Coach of a Sprint Football team. In case you've never seen a Sprint Football game, like I haven't, the tallest kid is 6'1, so it's for normal size kids. It looks like his team had a good season.

http://athletics.franklinpierce.edu/sports/sprintfball/2013-14/roster

Here is the wikipedia description of Sprint football which actually sounds like a fun game to watch: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sprint_football

one of my friends played lightweight football at cornell and was describing how they got manhandled by army's team, who was so much stronger