Meck77
09-21-2005, 05:27 PM
Any Omaners around here playing college ball? Or do you think you can shed that beer belly off soon? Here is your chance to play for the Duke of Denver! ;D I think we should show up for the heck of it. :injured:
Mock I think you can do it! :thumbs:
COLORADO CRUSH TO HOLD OPEN PLAYER TRYOUT FOR FOURTH STRAIGHT YEAR
Sep. 16, 2005 10:12AM
COLORADO CRUSH TO HOLD OPEN PLAYER TRYOUT FOR FOURTH STRAIGHT YEAR
DENVER - For the fourth consecutive year, the 2005 ArenaBowl Champion Colorado Crush will give football players a chance to earn a spot on its training camp roster when it holds open tryouts on Saturday, December 10 at the South Suburban Sports Dome (6901 S. Peoria, Centennial, CO 80112).
Registration will begin at 6:00am. The registration fee will be $75.00 and is payable in cash or by check only on the day of the tryout. No credit cards will be accepted at that time.
Those who wish to pre-register by filling out and mailing in the pre-registration form (click here) will save $10.00 off the registration fee and can pay with a credit card or a check. Pre-registration will be available until Monday, December 5, 2005. Please do not send any pre-registration forms after this day, as we will not be able to accept them.
Crush head coach Mike Dailey and his staff will be scouting the tryouts in search of the next offensive line or defensive lineman, fullback or linebacker, quarterback, wide receiver or defensive back, who can help the Crush in their quest to repeat as AFL champions. PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS TRYOUT IS NOT FOR KICKERS.
All attending players must be at least 18 years of age and should come dressed in workout attire with shoes appropriate for an indoor turf field. Before taking the field, all attending players must sign a waiver release form in order to participate.
Each attendee will be put through a series of tests to measure speed, strength and agility. This workout will consist of running a 40-yard dash, and then performing a 20-yard shuttle drill, a standing long jump, a bench press with reps of 225 lbs., and position drills. These tests will be followed by a series of offensive and defensive drills.
"The open tryout is a good way for a player to showcase their talents to us," said Dailey. "Anyone who feels they have the tools to play professional football is encouraged to come and show us what they are all about."
This will be the fourth straight year the Crush have held an open tryout, and success is not unprecedented. Former Crush WR/DB Thal Woods was discovered at an open tryout held prior to the team's inaugural season in 2003 and played parts of three seasons with the team.
News Story
Mock I think you can do it! :thumbs:
COLORADO CRUSH TO HOLD OPEN PLAYER TRYOUT FOR FOURTH STRAIGHT YEAR
Sep. 16, 2005 10:12AM
COLORADO CRUSH TO HOLD OPEN PLAYER TRYOUT FOR FOURTH STRAIGHT YEAR
DENVER - For the fourth consecutive year, the 2005 ArenaBowl Champion Colorado Crush will give football players a chance to earn a spot on its training camp roster when it holds open tryouts on Saturday, December 10 at the South Suburban Sports Dome (6901 S. Peoria, Centennial, CO 80112).
Registration will begin at 6:00am. The registration fee will be $75.00 and is payable in cash or by check only on the day of the tryout. No credit cards will be accepted at that time.
Those who wish to pre-register by filling out and mailing in the pre-registration form (click here) will save $10.00 off the registration fee and can pay with a credit card or a check. Pre-registration will be available until Monday, December 5, 2005. Please do not send any pre-registration forms after this day, as we will not be able to accept them.
Crush head coach Mike Dailey and his staff will be scouting the tryouts in search of the next offensive line or defensive lineman, fullback or linebacker, quarterback, wide receiver or defensive back, who can help the Crush in their quest to repeat as AFL champions. PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS TRYOUT IS NOT FOR KICKERS.
All attending players must be at least 18 years of age and should come dressed in workout attire with shoes appropriate for an indoor turf field. Before taking the field, all attending players must sign a waiver release form in order to participate.
Each attendee will be put through a series of tests to measure speed, strength and agility. This workout will consist of running a 40-yard dash, and then performing a 20-yard shuttle drill, a standing long jump, a bench press with reps of 225 lbs., and position drills. These tests will be followed by a series of offensive and defensive drills.
"The open tryout is a good way for a player to showcase their talents to us," said Dailey. "Anyone who feels they have the tools to play professional football is encouraged to come and show us what they are all about."
This will be the fourth straight year the Crush have held an open tryout, and success is not unprecedented. Former Crush WR/DB Thal Woods was discovered at an open tryout held prior to the team's inaugural season in 2003 and played parts of three seasons with the team.
News Story