This is a great opportunity to be part of a competitive program, develop student-athletes, and make a positive impact on young men both on and off the field.

If you are passionate about football, committed to teaching fundamentals, and ready to bring energy and leadership to our program, we would love to hear from you.

Interested candidates can contact Head Coach Kevin Yarnevich at kyarnevich@thsrocks.us.

They had 40+ players read to the students at Paxtonia Elementary. Each year they visit the six elementary schools that feed into Central Dauphin High School, something they’ve done since 2007.

“Reading to students is one small part of an overall community service program we started in 2006,” said Head Football Coach Glen McNamee.” “Since that year, we’ve participated in 1000 community service events. We’ve visited retirement homes, helped at food pantries, and much, much, much more.”

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CHAMPIONSHIP PLAQUE

If interested, please contact Joshua Campbell at cycoachcampbell@gmail.com

They will be inducted along with Gooch Adams, Dave Bodolus, Chuck Brice, and Randy Yocum at the BCFCA’s annual banquet Saturday, June 6, at the Green Valley Chateau.

This is the 23rd class of the BCFCA Hall of Fame.

Gilmore set single-season and career rushing records at Wilson; Romig became Berks’ all-time rushing leader at Daniel Boone.

Adams had a standout career at Wilson before playing the University of Connecticut. Bodolus is the winningest coach in Daniel Boone history. Brice was an All-State pick at Holy Name before a standout career at the University of Delaware. Yocum was an All-State pick at Schuylkill Valley who impacted Berks football for decades in his professional career as physical therapist and strength and conditioning specialist.

With the addition of six inductees the Hall now includes 152 members. In addition to the 102 selected as players there are 39 coaches, 14 special contributors, and seven officials. Many members were selected for both their playing and coaching accomplishments.

Gilmore was the Berks County Player of the Year in 1999 when he rushed for 1,810 yards and scored a program-record 33 touchdowns. He was also named Berks Offensive Back of the Year and finished his career with 3,506 rushing yards and 61 TDs. He was selected for the Big 33 Classic and earned a scholarship to play at Penn State.

Romig was a four-year starter at Daniel Boone where he set 15 program records, became the first in Berks history to rush for 1,000 yards in three straight seasons and finished with a Berks-record 4,492 yards and 69 touchdowns. He went on to enjoy a Hall of Fame career at Albright College.

Adams, a punishing hitter, was a two-time All-Berks pick and the Lancaster-Lebanon League Section 1 Defensive Back of the Year as a senior in 1993, when he led the team in tackles and helped the Bulldogs to a second straight section title. He went on to play at the University of Connecticut.

Bodolus took the Blazers from the bottom to the top of the Inter-County League during his nine seasons as head coach, from 2003-2011. The Blazers went 79-28 under Bodolus and made seven straight district playoff appearances, reaching the semifinals three times. They won or shared three Inter-County League Section 1 titles. Bodolus coached nine All-State players during his unprecedented run at the school.

Brice was an All-Berks offensive tackle and linebacker who led the Blue Jays to Inter-County League championships his final two seasons, 1979 and 1980. He went on to play at Delaware, where he was named to the All Century-Team.

Yocum was a three-year starter at linebacker for the Panthers. He spent 17 years coaching in the Exeter youth football system and impacted programs across the county by founding the Berks County Football Combine and in helping injured athletes recover and return to the field.

There are 31 Hall of Famers connected with Reading High, the most of any school. Wilson is next with 27, followed by Muhlenberg (16), Gov. Mifflin (13), and Wyomissing (13).

Former players must be at least 35 years old to be considered for the Hall; former coaches must be at least 50 years old and have coached at least 15 years.

The BCFCA Hall of Fame was inaugurated in 2003 with the induction of former Conrad Weiser head coach Al Silveri, a longtime president and guiding force of the organization.

The first full class in 2004 included Ollie Eyrich, Reading High; John Gurski, Wilson; Al Gursky, Gov. Mifflin; Ferdie Kuczala, Conrad Weiser; Ray Linn, West Reading and Gov. Mifflin; Tommy Miller, Reading High; and Lenny Moore, Reading High.

Other notable selections over the years include former NFL quarterbacks Kerry Collins, Chad Henne and Matt Lytle, former NFL linemen Ross Tucker, Jasen Esposito, and Dave Pacella, former NFL tight end John Gilmore, and former CFL lineman John Jankans.

Last year, seven members were inducted: Kevin Dice, Marques Glaze, Dr. Thomas Kohl, Bert Moore, Barry Rapp, Gary Williams and Doug Werner.

• Head MS Football Coach
• Assistant Varsity Football Coach – flexible based on finding the right coach

We are looking for coaches who are interested in helping us continue to grow as a program.  Key to that growth is the development of athletes as young people who contribute to the GS community while also growing as a football player.  Interested candidates should reach out to Head Coach Matt Zamperini at matthew_zamperini@elanco.org or 717-468-5343

LEESPORT, PA: Schuylkill Valley High School, situated approximately 20 minutes north of Reading, Pennsylvania, is seeking two Varsity assistant coaches for the 2026-2027 school year. These are stipend positions, and the selection will be based on best fit. Available teaching positions include Middle School Mathematics, two Special Education roles, Elementary school teaching opportunities, as well as various paraprofessional positions. Candidates may also have the option to coach an additional sport. Further teaching positions are expected to become available at the close of the school year.

Interested applicants should submit their resume to Head Football Coach Bruce Harbach via email at coachharv@comcast.net, or call 610-823-5910.

Additionally, candidates should visit the Schuylkill Valley School District website at www.schuylkillvalley.org and access the HR/Careers link located in the upper left-hand corner to apply.

Applicants should be reliable, display a passion for the sport of football, have a fundamental understanding of the sport, and the ability to coach a position group. Open positions are as follows:

Varsity Assistant (Offensive Skill)

Varsity Assistant (Defensive Skill / LB’s)

Freshmen Assistant

If interested, please email your resume to Coach Josh Borreli at LowerDauphinFB@gmail.com