On Monday night, October 20th, the Macon Touchdown Club will welcome Wes Durham as our feature speaker. Wes is the radio voice of the Atlanta Falcons.
As always, we will meet at The Methodist Home For Children, in The Rumford Center. The address is 304 Pierce Avenue, and the meeting begins at 6:30 pm.
On Monday night, October 13th, the Macon Touchdown Club will welcome David Greene as our feature speaker. David played QB for the University of Georgia from 2001-2004 and amassed 11,528 yards of passing. He is now part of the SEC Network, and has a show every Wednesday at 9:30pm where he will sit down with a different head coach each week and break down game footage.
As always, we will meet at The Methodist Home For Children, in The Rumford Center. The address is 304 Pierce Avenue, and the meeting begins at 6:30 pm.
http://www.sports-reference.com/cfb/players/david-greene-1.html
On Monday night, October 6th, the Macon Touchdown Club will welcome Scott Moore as our feature speaker. Scott is famous for his ability to impersonate college football’s greatest coaches.
October 6th is “Ladies Night”, where any spouse/date accompanied by a member can come for a reduced fee of $15.oo.
As always, we will meet at The Methodist Home For Children, in The Rumford Center. The address is 304 Pierce Avenue, and the meeting begins at 6:30 pm.
On Monday night, September 29th, the Macon Touchdown Club will welcome Coach Larry Blakeney from Troy University as our feature speaker.
As always, we will meet at The Methodist Home For Children, in The Rumford Center. The address is 304 Pierce Avenue, and the meeting begins at 6:30 pm.
On Monday night, September 22nd, the Macon Touchdown Club will welcome Coach Paul Johnson of Georgia Tech as our feature speaker.
As always, we will meet at The Methodist Home For Children, in The Rumford Center. The address is 304 Pierce Avenue, and the meeting begins at 6:30 pm.
On Monday night, September 15th, the Macon Touchdown Club will welcome John Stephenson as our feature speaker. John was named the President and CEO of Atlanta Hall Management, Inc. in February of 2013. The not-for-profit corporation was tasked with constructing and operating the National College Hall of Fame in Atlanta. The College Football Hall of Fame opened in August of 2014.
As always, we will meet at The Methodist Home For Children, in The Rumford Center. The address is 304 Pierce Avenue, and the meeting begins at 6:30 pm
http://www.footballfoundation.org/News/NewsDetail/tabid/567/Article/53220/john-stephenson-named-president-ceo-of-college-football-hall-of-fame.aspx
http://www.cfbhall.com
Dear Fellow Touchdown Club Members,
Our first meeting of 2014 will be on Monday night, September 8th, and the club leadership is working hard to make the final preparations for the upcoming season.
We will open with Coach Bobby Lamb of Mercer University. Our meeting will be held at The Methodist Home for Children, located at 304 Pierce Avenue. The meeting will start at 6:30 pm.
You should have received a package from the Touchdown Club that contains a Schedule of speakers and High Schools and a Member Enrollment Form. Please return your dues as soon as possible so that we will have a good head count for the first meeting.
Please note that October 6th is “Ladies Night”, where any spouse/date accompanied by a member can come for a reduced fee of $15.oo.
For more information on the club, please call King Kemper at 478-750-7507, or Mallory Jones at 478-745-3991.
On Monday night, September 8th, the Macon Touchdown Club will welcome Coach Bobby Lamb of Mercer University as our feature speaker. Coach Lamb had the task of starting up football at Mercer for the first time in over 70 years in 2013. Mercer ended it’s first year with a record of 10-2, with a Home record of 8-0.
As always, we will meet at The Methodist Home For Children, in The Rumford Center. The address is 304 Pierce Avenue, and the meeting begins at 6:30 pm.
http://www.mercerbears.com/sports/fball/index
Bobby Sanders Memorial Scholarship
Will Black – FPD
Kevin Braski – Mount De Sales
Jordan Laskey – Tattnall Square Academy
Morgan Sowell – Stratford Academy
Ortho Georgia Back of the Year
DeQavius Walker – Westside High School
Ortho Georgia / Bill Turner Lineman of the Year
Will Black – FPD
U Park Em U Sell Em Special Teams Player of the Year
Tevyn Rogers – Tattnall Square Academy
Marvin Davis Coach of the Year
George Collins – Rutland High School
State Coach of the Year
Leith Maloof – Norcross High School
Junior College Coach of the Year
Bert Williams – GMC
Lifetime Achievement Award
Robert Slocum – Mount De Sales
Lifetime Achievement Award
Rodney Collins – Stratford Academy
Super Seven
Myles Autry – Norcross High School
Adam Choice – Thomas County Central High School
Johnny Dwight – Wilcox County High School
Milan Richard – Calvary Baptist Day
Andrew Williams – Eagles Landing Christian
Shakenneth Williams – Rutland High School
Player of the Year
Lorenzo Carter – Norcross High School
The Macon Touchdown Club will welcome Clemson University head football coach Dabo Swinney for the annual jamboree on Monday, March 3, 2014.
http://www.clemsontigers.com/SportSelect.dbml?SPID=103701
The meeting will start at 6:00pm, we will meet at The Methodist Home For Children, in The Rumford Center. The address is 304 Pierce Avenue.
Guest Fee will be $30.00
The Annual Jamboree is when the Macon Touchdown Club awards The Super Seven Players from the State, local players of the year, State Coach of the Year, local Coach of the Year, and most important, The Bobby Sanders Memorial Scholarship to 4 local athletes.
For more information, please contact King Kemper, 478-750-7507 or Russell Deese, 478-550-0524.
