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Present and Past Derby Players: 7 Sign D-1 in 2005
Present and Past Derby camp athletes receive Collegiate Offers in 2005
Coach Derby is pleased to celebrate in the Success of 9 outstanding athletes from Hawaii that are past and present Campers at the Brian Derby Offensive Linemen Camp in Oahu. This is the ultimate Goal of helping these young athletes get better and is the ultimate reward for Brian. Good luck Gentlemen... Coach Derby and all of us in the Organization are so very very proud of you!
Tracking Hawaii's D-1 Athletes in 2005
Hawaiian Players Hot Recruits in Oregon in 2005
Portland State Vikings:
Moses Punzal, 6-3. 265, Kapaa, Hawaii O Line ( Go Moses)
J.R. Moala, 6-0, 245, El Camino JC Linebacker
Oregon State Beavers:
Al Afalava, 6-0, 180, of Kahuku, Hawaii (Done)
Eric Moala, a linebacker from Hawthorne, Calif. ( enrolled and brother was a Beaver)
Kainoa LaCount, 6-7, 305 guard, Kailua, Hawaii (Done)
Eric Moala, 6-1, 240, Hawthorne, Calif (Done)
University of Oregon Ducks:
Palauni Ma Sun, 6-5, 330, Fresno CC (Calif.); (Done)
Pat So’oalo, 6-5, 300, Fresno CC (Done)
It is really Great to see so many players coming to the Pacific Northwest from the Great State of Hawaii! Keep it coming Fellows.... We will be watching for more of you as well!
On a side Note the Top Prospect at Wide Receiver in Oregon from Lake Oswego, Oregon may be heading to the U of H Warriors instead of OSU:
OSU expects to sign Lake Oswego’s Kevin Maher, who told them last week he was committing. Maher, a receiver-linebacker who was the state’s offensive player of the year, visited Hawaii last weekend and was quoted by the Honolulu Advertiser as saying the Warriors had emerged as his top choice. NIck Lomax, Son of NFL Great Neil Lomax, was Maher's QB this year and he has committed to the Very Excellent Boise State Team!
SPARQ Trainer MATT JAMES of Velocity Sports Hillsboro COMING TO DERBY CAMP
SMU Coach Dan Morrison Gives Derby Top Mark
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When asked what makes a great team tick nothing is more important to an Offensive Coach than having a Great O' Line. Quarterback Timmy Chang broke many of the NCAA Records this season and much of that credit rests with Timmy but just as much can be credited to the Warriors Offensive Front. They do a super job. We went straight to the source at the U of H to discuss the Line and what Hawaii QB Coach Dan Morrison had to say about Coach Brian Derby's skills and abilites. Here is what Coach Dan had to say:
Dear Coach Dirk,
I would be more than happy to recommend Brian for your clinic. Brian is probably one of the best technicians with the Offensive Line that I know. He has dedicated his life to getting better and better at teaching his craft. His skills, particularly with Pass Pro, are as good as anyone you can have speak to your coaches and Players. He is a very hands on type of coach and will help anyone interested in learning to become a better coach or player. He is tireless with his time and will spend whatever time people want to answer all questions and go over all techniques.
with Aloha and Pleasure;
Coach Dan Morrison
University of Hawaii, SMU Quarterbacks Coach
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