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TO THE 2021 FOOTBALL SEASON>>> PARENTS, STUDENTS AND FANS OF PANTHER FOOTBALL, Welcome to another exciting year of Panther Football! As the very proud Athletic Director of Annapolis High School, I want to thank you for your support of our student-athletes. We know that students, who participate in athletics and extra-curricular activities, excel academically. The hard work, dedication and time management skills athletes must have to be successful on the field pay off in the classroom and later in life. We appreciate your positive support of our athletic programs. We believe that athletic competition builds character and encourages our students to work through challenges as part of a team. Our programs strive to promote and reinforce principles of good sportsmanship, while our philosophy holds that sports are very important, they are only one portion of our total educational program. Thank you again for supporting Panther Football and our entire Panther Athletic Program. Your encouragement let’s all our student-athletes know how valuable their participation is.

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ANNAPOLIS HIGH SCHOOL was founded in 1898, as the first public high school to open in Anne Arundel County and among the first in the state. Annapolis High School offers a rigorous college preparatory program of studies. Honors classes are offered in most core course areas. Annapolis High School is an AP recognized school that offers 23 Advanced Placement courses. The International Baccalaureate (IB) program is recognized internationally for high standards of instruction assessment, and pedagogical leadership. Based on student enrollment & location, Annapolis football competes in the 4A East Region (largest classification in MD). The Official Twitter of Annapolis High School Athletics is @PANTHERSOFAHS

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VA R S I T Y S C HE D UL E 2021 ANNAPOLIS FOOTBALL

26 01 MARCH

APRIL

VS MEADE

AT ARUNDEL

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ARUNDEL

6:30 PM

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09 16 APRIL

APRIL

AT SOUTH RIVER

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SOUTH RIVER

ANNAPOLIS

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Remembering

FRED STAUFFER FEBRUARY 25, 1940 - APRIL 16, 2020 Sadly, In the spring, long time Annapolis Senior High athletic director, coach and teacher, Fred Stauffer passed away. Mr. Stauffer did so much good for Annapolis athletics and students. The street leading to Al Laramore Field is named after him. Please take a moment to reflect on what a great person Mr. Stauffer was whenever you enter Mike Busch Athletic Complex. The Fighting Panthers are wearing a memorial decal on their helmets in honor of Mr. Stauffer.

HEAD COACH >>A MESSAGE FROM THE FOOTBALL

DEAR ANNAPOLIS COMMUNITY, As I write this in June of 2020 there is a lot of uncertainty. Due to the pandemic it is unclear if it will be deemed safe enough for your Fighting Panthers to take the field this fall. Whether the season comes on time, is delayed, or is postponed for the foreseeable future it will be the 100th football team in the storied history of Annapolis High School. We make it a focus for our current players to realize they are part of a long, storied history and it is their mission to not only be part of the legacy, but to add to it. ONE HUNDRED TEAMS! It is very special! I must say thank you to all the players, coaches and supporters that made up the last 99 teams. We will do our best to make the 100th something special. More importantly than if we can suit up and compete on the gridiron is the civil unrest we are currently experiencing in our country. This may be somewhat cliché, but I wholeheartedly believe in how Coach Bill Curry sums up the football huddle: “On Friday Nights, the community huddles, and people sit together that never sit together the rest of the week, and when somebody’s son scores a touchdown, the most unlikely hugs occur. Those children that have been raised to hate each other by the sick folks in our culture, get in the locker room, they get in the huddle and they learn to love each other. That love and respect regardless of the color of one’s skin, regardless of their religion, regardless of national origin, it lasts the rest of their life.” Annapolis Football perfectly illustrates that point, and as long as I am the coach here our team will HUDDLE, not because it offers a strategic advantage (it doesn’t!), but because I want our players who are our future, to literally be shoulder to shoulder, out of breath, sweating and bleeding to talk & communicate in order to figure out how they will overcome the collective challenge ahead of them TOGETHER.

Nick Good-Malloy

Annapolis Senior High Class of 2001 HIT OR BE HIT! Keep Moving Forward

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Nick Good-Malloy

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Nick Good-Malloy began coaching football in 2006. In 2012 he was named head football coach of Annapolis Senior High. He has lived in Annapolis since 1985 and was schooled in Anne Arundel County Public Schools. While at Annapolis Elementary, he joined the PAL football program, continuing to play for the Hawks through his years at Bates Middle School. Good-Malloy went on to attend Annapolis Senior High, where he graduated with honors in 2001. Good-Malloy played three Varsity seasons for the Fighting Panthers (a two-way starter his junior and senior years) during one of the most successful football eras Annapolis has seen, qualifying for the playoffs each year, winning multiple Regional Championships and playing in the 2000 Maryland State Championship. The Panthers were also 3-time winners of the Jerry Mears Memorial Trophy awarded by the Annapolis Touchdown Club to the outstanding high school team in the county. Good-Malloy received several All-County, All-Metro and All-State accolades as well as being named a National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete. His senior year Good-Malloy was honored with the Al Laramore Scholarship by Annapolis High for the player most representing the tenets of the legendary Panthers coach. Good-Malloy earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Physical Education and a Master’s Degree in PostSecondary Education at Salisbury University, where he continued his football career as a 4 year starter on the Defensive-Line and team captain, helping the Sea Gulls win conference titles, earn bowl appearances and qualify for NCAA playoff berths. At the conclusion of his last season, Good-Malloy was honored with the Bobby Richards award for the player giving the most of himself to the team and was named a College Hall of Fame Scholar-Athlete. Good-Malloy started his football coaching career as an assistant at Annapolis High (2006-2007) and at Salisbury University (2008–2009). He then served as the head coach at Glen Burnie High School (2010-11). Over the year she has been head coach at Annapolis, the Fighting Panthers have seen great success in the classroom. The team G.P.A. has been outstanding under his direction and something the program takes great pride in. The members of the team have been very involved in community service, receiving numerous Service & Sportsmanship accolades. Coach Good-Malloy has been named Capital-Gazette Coach of the Year and the Baltimore Touchdown Club’s Anne Arundel County Coach of the Year. Under his leadership, the Fighting Panthers captured the 2016 Regional Championship, as well as receiving the Jerry Mears Memorial Trophy. Good-Malloy is very thankful to be surrounded by many amazing people, and acknowledges that any personal honors as well as the program's success are due to the outstanding studentathletes, the dedicated coaching staff, a supportive administration, a generous group of alumni, the cheering from the local Annapolis community and the steadfast support of his family. Nick Good-Malloy continues to live in Annapolis with his wife Gen and their three children, Jackson, Camden and Zoey.

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Al McIntire >> SUPERBACKS Coach McIntire grew up in Bowie Maryland, graduating from Bowie High School where he played Running Back. Al has been coaching for over 25 years. From 1992-2007 he was the head football coach for the Edgewater Blue Devils. From 2009-2014 he was the assistant head football coach at Edgewater. From 20152016 he was head coach for the South River Youth Association. Al was named Running Backs coach at Annapolis High School for the 2017 season. The positive impact that he makes in the lives of his players is the most important aspect of coaching to Al. Al and his wife Wanda have two children and four grandchildren. His son Doug is married to Sarah and have twins Aiden and Addison. His daughter Stefanie is married to Ricky and have two children Landen and Maci. Off the field Al enjoys spending time with his family, boating, and fishing. Coach G on Coach Mac: “Coach Mac is one of a kind. He’s always there for me to talk to and lend a hand no matter the task. Coach Mac has seen a lot over his years and has a great understanding of the psychology of football & life.”

Dewayne Hunt >> ASSISTANT HEAD COACH /DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR Dewayne Anthony Hunt attended Annapolis Senior High, graduating in 1999. Dewayne was a three year varsity football player and a standout player on the Running Panthers basketball team. During his time playing sports at Annapolis, Dewayne received many honors, especially during his senior year. In 1999, Dewayne was named All County, All Metro and All State as a defensive back. He also won the Dick Hart Scholarship Award for the best male athlete in 1999. Dewayne was inducted on to the Annapolis High School Wall of Fame in 2015. Dewayne attended Montgomery Rockville Community College in 2000&2001. He was an All-Conference Safety during the 2001 season. Dewayne’s football coaching career began in 2003, coaching youth league football in Anne Arundel County for 12 years. During those years Dewayne coached for 2 different organizations, the Annapolis Crusaders and PAL Hawks, winning 5 County Championships, making 2 State Championships games, and winning the State Championship once. In 2008, Dewayne was named Anne Arundel County Youth League Coach of the Year. After coaching youth league, Dewayne had a great opportunity to coach football for 3 years at the United States Naval Academy. His job titles being, Analysis, Special Teams Specialist Support, and Support Staff. Coach Hunt joined the Fighting Panthers as Defensive Coordinator in 2019. Dewayne is married to his lovely wife Shauna.They have two beautiful children, Makenzee and Xzavier. Dewayne and his family still reside in Annapolis. Dewayne is a firefighter for the City of Annapolis Fire Department where he currently operates as a Hazmat Technician with over a decade of service. If you have ever been around Coach Hunt, then you know he has a saying, “No Sacrifice, No Victory!”. That saying is not just for football, but for LIFE! Coach G on Coach Hunt: “He was an upperclassman my first two years as a student at AHS and I learned a lot watching him lead & perform in football & basketball. Coach Hunt brings great experience to our staff and is an excellent role model for our players. He is a true pillar in the Annapolis Community. His passion on the field & in life is unmatched.”

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Eric Wilson >> QUARTERBACKS Coach Wilson was born in Annapolis, Maryland and graduated from Queen Anne's County High School in 2013. During his high school career Wilson participated in football, wrestling, and track & field. Wilson was part of a State Championship winning 4 x 200 meter sprint relay team in outdoor track & field in 2012. Wilson continued to play football at McDaniel College as a wide receiver, before transferring to Salisbury University where he graduated in 2017 with a degree in Political Science. Coach Wilson joined the Fighting Panthers staff in 2018. He is also a teacher at Annapolis High School. Coach Wilson shows tremendous enthusiasm for each season and looks forward to developing student athletes on the field and in the classroom. Coach G on Coach Wilson: “Coach Wilson is a big part of our program. I’m able to bounce ideas off of him and he is very passionate about learning. He is the youngest on the staff and brings outstanding youthful energy daily.”

Jawaan Petty >> HEAD JV COACH Jawaan Petty is a native of Annapolis, Maryland, and a 2003 graduate of Annapolis Senior High. During his high school career, Jawaan participated in football and track & field for four years. Jawaan continued to play football for Ferrum College as an offensive lineman and graduated with a degree in Sport Management. Jawaan coached at the youth level for the Southern Maryland Eagles before joining the Fighting Panthers staff in 2017.Coach Petty is also a teacher at Annapolis High. Jawaan remains excited to be a member of the coaching staff and looks forward to leading each student-athlete towards achieving goals and reaching their full potential on and off the field. Coach G on Coach Petty: “Coach Petty is our unsung hero. He is heavily involved with helping facilitate community service opportunities for our players. He is very dependable, hardworking, and loyal. Coach Petty is a lynch-pin in our program.”

JC Scott >> LINEMEN Jamison Scott is a native Annapolitan and a 2004 Graduate of Annapolis Senior High, where he lettered in both football and track. JC has been coaching football since 2008, 2019 was his first year with the Fighting Panthers. Prior to coming back to Annapolis High, he spent 8 years coaching youth football with both the Annapolis Crusaders and the PAL Hawks. Coach Scott spent 3 seasons at Glen Burnie High School as the JV offensive coordinator. JC is excited to be a member the Fighting Panther football family once again. #NoSacrificeNoVictory Coach G on Coach Scott: “Coach Scott has so much pride in A-High. He is very in-tune with our players and is always studying the game. We are very happy he made his way back home.”

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Kyle Acker >> OFFENSIVE SKILLS Coach Acker is a 2000 Annapolis Senior High graduate, where he played two years of varsity football. After graduation he found his way to Salisbury University, where he majored in graphic design while playing Tight End for the Sea Gulls. Acker was signed by the NFL’s New Orleans Saints, and played for several professional football teams. A career highlight for him was playing at Lambeau Field in Green Bay. Coach Acker joined the A-High Fighting Panthers coaching staff in 2015 and has primarily worked with offensive skill players. He works professionally as a graphic designer – an example of his superb work is the Fighting Panthers logo! Coach G on Coach Ack: “We have been friends since our high school days when we used to dominate D-Linemen on 22 Power. We lived together in college while continuing to be teammates & friends at SU. He was even a groomsman in my wedding. Coach Ack brings a high level of football knowledge to our players”

Bill Phebus >> OFFENSIVE LINE William Phebus, a graduate of Severna Park High School, Anne Arundel Community College and Towson State College, was an outstanding lineman for the Falcons and the Tigers. At Severna Park, he was a two-way player and an AllCounty Tackle on two County Championship teams and tied Annapolis for a third. He coached four years at Severna Park High School for the late George Roberts and Andy Borland on teams that won a County and a Regional Championship. In 1977 Annapolis High’s legendary coach Al Laramore hired Phebus as Head JV coach; the next season Phebus joined the varsity staff for Fighting Panther teams that over the next nine years earned three county championships, four district titles and the 1978 State Championship. Following Laramore’s sudden death in 1989, Phebus was named Offensive Coordinator for new head coach Roy Brown, whose teams earned six County and Region Championships, won several state playoff games, and made a state final appearance in 2000. Six players under his tutelage won the prestigious Rhodes Trophy for the most outstanding high school football player in Anne Arundel County and three linemen won the Laramore Award for the most outstanding lineman in Anne Arundel County. Following Roy Brown’s retirement in 2003, Phebus took twelve years off from coaching. In 2015 he rejoined the Panthers’ staff to coach the offensive line under head coach Nick Good-Malloy. During Phebus’ lengthy coaching career Kris, his loving wife, has always supported his efforts. He has three daughters: Lindsay, Emily and Brittney, and has recently become a grandfather. “I have been blessed with a wonderful family and the opportunity to work with men of exceptional character. Those two things have enabled me to develop positive relationships with hundreds of young men I’ve had the opportunity to coach. I surely have been blessed.” Coach G on Coach Phebus: “Coach Phebus was my line coach when I was a player at Annapolis High. He has continued to coach me in life. Coach knows how to bring out the best in offensive linemen and is full of Panther Pride.”

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KE'MARI TAYLOR JERMAINE HUNT JAMES WRIGHT SHAWN COOPER KYLE WILLIAMS DESHAWN AUSTIN RHA'SHAD TURNER MONTREIL THOMPSON DAVIN HAWKINS MEHKHI JOHNSON TIVIAN WILEY BROOKLYN CAREY AFLAAK ZAHID JALEN LAMKIN ALIJAH JOHNSON YASA MASTOI CARLOS REYNOLDS AARON EDWARDS CARON EVANS DEMARIO GRAY TODD WOMACK DOMINIQUE CHAPMAN BRIGHTON BRADSHAW RYESAWNE HARRIS AXEL FACUNDO DANNY DURAN CHRISTIAN GULLEY PEDRO VELASCO DANI PADILLA-MORALES JACK SIMPSON EMERSON MASTROS MAHKI YOUNG DAEVION THOMPSON AIDAN HEIM FRANK ANTONELLI CHARELL WALTER

11 11 12 10 11 12 10 12 12 12 11 11 12 12 12 12 11 12 11 11 11 11 11 12 12 12 10 12 12 10 12 11 12 12 12 11

5'11 5'11 5'8 5'10 5'11 6'2 6'3 6'2 5'10 6'3 5'10 5'5 6'1 5'11 6'1 6'0 5'11 5'9 5'8 5'10 5'10 5'9 6'1 5'8 5'8 5'11 6'4 6'1 5'7 5'11 5'11 5'8 6'4 5'8 5'5 5'6

190 228 202 175 152 170 160 177 195 202 163 130 155 180 181 160 130 208 143 220 155 200 188 187 246 235 231 195 230 172 191 344 355 145 135 123

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JAMES WRIGHT

12 5'8 202

14 DAVIN HAWKINS 12

5'10 195

20 JALEN LAMKIN 12

5'11 180

DESHAWN AUSTIN

12 6'2 170

12 6'2 177

15 MEHKHI JOHNSON

12 6'3 202

21 ALIJAH JOHNSON 12 6'1 181

10 MONTREIL THOMPSON

19 AFLAAK ZAHID

12 6'1 155

22 YASA MASTOI 12 6'0 160

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31 AARON EDWARDS 12 5'9 208

52 DANNY DURAN 12

5'11 235

44 RYESAWNE HARRIS 12 5'8 187

55 PEDRO VELASCO 12 6'1 195

51 AXEL FACUNDO

12 5'8 246

56 DANI PADILLA-MORALES 12 5'7 230

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63 EMERSON MASTROS 12

5'11 191

83 FRANK ANTONELLI

75 DAEVION THOMPSON 12 6'4 355

80 AIDAN HEIM

12 5'8 145

12 5'5 135

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KE'MARI TAYLOR 5'11 190

KYLE WILLIAMS

3 11

5'11 228

5'11 152

10 6'3 160

BROOKLYN CAREY

25 CARLOS REYNOLDS 11

5'11 130

SHAWN COOPER 5'10 175

16 TIVIAN WILEY

RHA'SHAD TURNER

11 5'5 130

JERMAINE HUNT

5'10 163

32 CARON EVANS 11 5'8 143

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33 DEMARIO GRAY 11

37 TODD WOMACK

5'10 220

42 BRIGHTON BRADSHAW 11 6'1 188

66 MAHKI YOUNG 11 5'8 344

40 DOMINIQUE CHAPMAN

5'10 155

11 5'9 200

54 CHRISTIAN GULLEY 10 6'4 231

88 CHARELL WALTER 11 5'6 123

58 JACK SIMPSON 10

5'11 172

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MALIK TOOLES

ALEX PRICE

TYSON TOTON

BLAINE GOVER

JEREMIAH DAVENPORT

KAVIER GILLIS

JACK NICKA

JOSH TUCKER

JADEN DOWNS

DAKOTA CARTER

APPLE' HOLLIDAY

OMILLIO CHASE

ETHAN KAWECKI

DYLAN STEINER

TYRAN HONEYBLUE

GRASON DITTO

JADYN CRAIG

CATHAN PYLE

TRENTON PLAYER

JUWAN JACKSON

REGGIE DEAN

DILLON SPRIGGS

MATTHEW DARNELL

NOAH KAWECKI

SHAKUR BLAIR

COLIN BOWER

JEREMIAH GAYDEN

NIK ANTONELLI

YECSON AGUILAR

RYAN FENNELLY

DA'SHAWN CHAPMAN

DATE

OPPONENT

LOCATION

TIME

Wed Mar 24

Meade

Annapolis

4:00 PM

Wed Mar 31

Arundel

4:00 PM

Sat Apr 10

South River

4:00 PM

Wed Apr 14

Broadneck Sr.

Annapolis

4:00 PM

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