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Cleveland Golf Classic Hybrid
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Style and confidence are now available in a hybrid with the Cleveland Classic Hybrid. The design features Gliderail Technology for more speed and forgiveness from any lie by reducing drag. Experience superior all-around performance for maximum distance from the rough, sand, tee or fairway.
- All-around performance - engineered for maximum distance and forgiveness
- Gliderail sole technology combines two rails with subtle center keel measurably decreases turf drag for more lift and speed at impact
- Optimal center of gravity deeper in the club head to promote mid-launch and a more penetrating flight
- Matrix OZIK XCON-6 shaft for maximum performance and stable feel
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- Loft: 15.5°
- Length: 41.3"
- Swing Weight: D4
- Loft: 18.0°
- Length: 40.1"
- Swing Weight: D4
- Loft: 20.5°
- Length: 40.3"
- Swing Weight: D4
- Loft: 23.0°
- Length: 39.8"
- Swing Weight: D4
- Loft: 26.0°
- Length: 39.3"
- Swing Weight: D4
Country of Origin: United StatesWeb ID: 19169176
Customer Reviews:
Rated 4.6 out of 5�by 17 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5�by dave very good product I am 65 years old and play once a week. I have played only two rounds with this club, but I am very pleased with it. from a good lie in the fairway I can Easley carry the ball 185-200 yards. coming out of high rough is much easier than anything I have ever used. August 1, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by poohbear Straight ball all the time Great club to use instead of a fairway wood. Provides more versatility with the same distance. On those days when my my driver is not working for me I take this club out for consistency off the tee. September 24, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5�by Komanche Cleveland Classic H2 18.0 Loft Hybrid An excellent club that compliments my Cleveland M4 23.0 Loft Mashie. June 29, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by Liking these clubs Easy to hit clubs I bought a 4 hy-bred, played 2 rounds with it and went back to Dicks for the 3 and the 5 to match! I had to order the 5 from their online store as they were out of stock in their local store. Placed the order on Saturday, the club arrived Tuesday, normal shipping, I couldn't ask for more. All three clubs work well from the fairway or rough. I like the solid feel at impact and the high but boring trajectory these clubs produce. I think they were an excellent addition to my set. June 26, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by jimmymac007 Why use my driver?? This product is the best golf purchase I have ever made.... I bought the 2 Hybrid because I DISLIKE fairway woods ... so after timeless research I realized I could replace my 3 wood with a 2 Hybrid and this is just what the doctor ordered ... I use this club mostly off the tee for MUST hit fairways, short par 4's and for its accuracy ... as a young college student my friends and i tend to hit an average tee shot around 270... and amazingly with the 2 hybrid i'm confidently right there at 240. (Club purchase included Head Cover).. December 12, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by Bt619 Compact, very forgiving I was looking to fill a gap in my bag where the long irons lacked, most notably 3 and 4. I went to Dicks, hit 7 different models in the simulator. These Cleveland's perform noticeably better. Consistent, straight, and felt great off the club face. It was like I was cheating. I was shocked when looking at the price and seeing they were on clearance, and the lowest price out of the seven. I bought the 2, 3, and 4. Love them all. I'm now confident sending it 160-210 with these clubs from rough or fairway. My goal is usually to break 100 on a par 72. Today I just shot a 90 in my first outing with these clubs. July 11, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by RC Great club ! I am a big fan of hybrid clubs , as I have some difficulties hitting my long & mid irons. I purchased this club ( 3 hybrid) and have been really pleased with the results. I do not have a great golf swing ( I only play about once a week) and this club has helped me get height & distance that I have never had before ! Scores in the mid 80's are now the norm. With some work ,and more playing time , lower scores are on the way ! Buy this club !! July 6, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by Brutus Very easy to hit out of multiple lies. I was searching for a hybrid to assist me from the rough on par 5's to reach in two. From a typical lie in the fairway, your options are endless on what to hit, but from the rough, this club is a must. The rails on the bottom are slim enough to not interfere with tight lies, and from the rough it glides through like hot butter. I was reluctant to switch to the hybrid, due to the fact that I'd have to take out one of my irons. I've always used my long irons from the tee on short par 4's, but with this hybrid, I'm very confidant and my never see my 3 iron again. No to mention, what a great price. June 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by xx got it excellant experience with Dick's website and delivery. The packaging could be improved; the top of the cardboard container was not sealed and product could have easily been removed or damaged - but it wasn't. The club is what I expected. I did have it regripped to my specs (my preferance). June 13, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5�by goodie so far so good This is my first experience with a hybrid club and it has added to my shot making opportunities. May 28, 2014


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First Known Use: 13th century
noun fid·dle \ˈfi-dəl\
: a dishonest way of getting money
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: fiddlesticks —used as an interjection
[2fiddle] chiefly British : swindle
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Middle English fidel, from Old English *fithele, probably from Medieval Latin vitula
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Oh... and for those that wanted Nazr... the damm Spurs signed him...
I didn't read through the entire thread, so if someone already posted this I apologize. But here is a great glimpse into what we are getting. And I don't think this is being talked about enough. We all know that Chandler's defensive strengths were largely exagerated. Okafor is a great great defender and will really change the look of our interior defense. Check it out:
Okafor video
Edit: Sorry, ok, I did find it in the thread. Well for those others that don't dig through, here it is again.
Oh... and for those that wanted Nazr... the damm Spurs signed him...
Originally Posted by Harvey Hornet
Please listen to this post...
Thanks Harvey!
Yeah, I talked to someone in the know last night (not with the Hornets, but with the NBA) and they said there's no way the Hornets would make this trade again with health as a condition. There's absolutely something in the deal about Charlotte not being able to waive for health reasons. I'm sure the Bobcats have his rehab reports and all the relevant information. We shouldn't worry about having this deal revoked. Neither side is stupid here. They know how to do their jobs. I'm sure they've done all the research that's necessary.
Originally Posted by CP3 & 11 others
Umm..Celtics FC 2008 was 6-10 and 6'11
Spurs FC in 2007 was 6'11 and 6'10
The Heat had Shaq, but their starting PF was 6-8 in 2006.
Pistons in 2005 FC was 6-10 and 6-11.
So from the past 5 years, only two champions had starters at 7' or better.
Which means listed height doesn't mean a thing. Two inches in heights are that big of deal. Wingspan and ability have a part in the quality of your starting FC.
Harvey or anyone, I would be curious to know.....
Why would a trade that is seemingly a one for one swap take since Friday to complete? Seems like convoluted three team trades have been done in less time. Is it maybe just crazy injury writing in the deal that they are covering their butts about?
I'm sorry. but you need to watch what rumors you start around here. Not sure what you claim you know but you have people believing you have an ear, so you might want to lay off the rumors about Posey being traded until something happens, if it happens at all. Personally I doubt the Hornets want to move Posey.Originally Posted by CP3 & 11 others
If you do know something take a lesson from Harvey Hornet and be responsible to your source and the Hornets and let it play out, instead of baosting you know something.
Just my opinion...respectfully
Originally Posted by Harvey HornetI concur!Originally Posted by roturn
The one for one part is completed but they are looking at the possibility of expanding the trade to involve more players. At least that is my understanding of the situation after everything I have read.Originally Posted by Spaniard
And btw here is a pretty recent scouting report on Okafor, from last summer.
And I have to say that the best part of it is definately this: Defense: Few players in the League play better post defense than he does. Uses his hands extremely well for a post player, and is the type of player than can change shots and create turnovers. Rebounding ability is exceptional. Gets loose balls outside of his area on a regular basis. A legitimate weak-side shot blocker. The leverage he uses on the defensive end, and the way he moves with his mans fakes is special.
Well ... I am still excited about it. The Bobcats must be really desperate to shed salary ... good for us. Can't wait to see what Okafor does with Chris Paul as his point guard.
As for Charlotte, I don't get it. This already was a terrible offensive team, ranking 27th in the NBA in offensive efficiency this past season. Chandler is a demonstrably worse offensive player than Okafor, and his one offensive skill -- throwing down dunks off pick-and-rolls -- doesn't seem to mesh terribly well with the Bobcats' personnel.
Bobcats fans will point out that they freed up some cap space for 2011; of course, that space might have been more easily obtained by not signing Okafor to a six-year, $72 million deal a year ago when they were bidding against themselves.
It's hard to believe the Bobcats' front office had that severe a change of heart in just 12 months, especially when Okafor put up a pretty typical season by his standards. This is prime golfing season in northern Illinois, so you know Michael Jordan wasn't pushing for it, and Rod Higgins is too sensible to pull such an overnight 180.
That brings up two other plausible possibilities. The first is that this is a classic Larry Brown grass-is-greener trade. Okafor is a good player but doesn't exude passion for the game, and Brown grumbled about this past season. Chandler certainly is more passionate, and perhaps Brown -- infamous for wanting to trade everybody on the roster -- convinced management to make the swap. (And by "convinced," I mean "whined incessantly about it until management finally agreed to do it just so he'd shut up.")
The other possibility is that it was driven by owner Robert Johnson's need to sell the team. In that case, clearing the $40 million owed on the final three years of Okafor's contract removed a potential liability from his books, possibly making it easier for him to unload the team sooner. If that ends up happening, Bobcats fans might still feel like they won the trade.
Whatever the motivation, it sure as heck doesn't make the Bobcats a better basketball team. There isn't a wide gulf separating these two players, but Okafor has been consistently more productive, particularly at the offensive end. For a team that desperately needs to find more scoring, it was an odd way to try to improve. And for the Hornets, it's a tremendous opportunity to keep pace with the heavy hitters out west.
Win now mode or compete now mode? Every team wants to compete. But we are not in Win now mode, we are set up to win in a year or two once Kobe gets older and the lakers dismantle, and the celtics big 3 are using walkers.... IMO, it will be Hornets, Cavs, Magic competing for the titlesOriginally Posted by TTTTT
Originally Posted by CP3Originally Posted by Lebron James
Its official!!! JUST GOT THE TEXT FROM THE HORNETS!!!
Bringing it back to the bottom of the map!
Not sure where this Okafor is a PF stuff is coming from. He's been a C every second he's been in the NBA. Can he move over n play PF? Sure, but he's got the wingspan and standing reach of a 7'1" player. Not to mention how hard he battles on the boards. He's gonna do fine better than fine at center.
And how was Chandler so exceptional defensively? The spent the majority of first quarters on the bench with his penchant for picking up two quick fouls.
Done deal! What a move by Bower.
Wow,good move Jeff
Bower's trade of Mike James for more than a bag of chips, and now Chandler for Okafor.....amazing!
Good job Jeff, what a robery !
Great move for the Hornets.
Only cons here are giving up a little height and taking on some extra money a few years down the road, but I don't think that's a huge factor because Pete and Peja will already be off the books.
That reinforces my belief that Chandler still has health issues. In fact, we were told not so long ago that these issues could linger into the begining of the season.Originally Posted by ticktock6
I really like TC. I wish him the best. I hope he is able to resurrect his NBA career, but some people believe that won't happen. And I'm sure that is with regret.
Time for some football!!!
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|Keith Franqueiro, RN Wins the Johns Hopkins Nursing Shining Star Award
Keith Franqueiro, RN, has won the Johns Hopkins Nursing Shining Star Award. This program recognizes outstanding nurses and nursing students from the Hopkins member hospitals and the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing. It's an opportunity to recognize some of the brightest stars in the galaxy of Johns Hopkins Nursing.
Keith was recognized at a ceremony on September 28, 2013. Hella Ewing, ACH Vice President and Chief Nursing Officer, and runner-up Julie Navarro, RN, also attended to represent All Children's at the celebration at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing when the winners were announced.
Congratulations Keith. This recognition is well deserved.
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In his nursing role at All Children's Hospital, Keith Franqueiro was responsible to represent the Department of Peri-Operative Services Nurses in the choosing, planning and implementing of a new EMR system. He collaborated with the department management team, ACH IT and anesthesia in this endeavor.
Keith's responsibilities included assisting ACH IT and an outside consultant firm on the planning and implementation of the chosen EMR (Surginet) throughout the Department of Perioperative Services. He also took on the task to learn the previous department reports and financial systems within the department in order to assist the business manager, clinical managers, anesthesia and staff. He continues to utilize his competencies in the OR (scrubbing and circulating) and as a PACU staff nurse.
Keith is worthy of this nomination because he has a wide range of knowledge and experience as an RN. During his career he has been both an OR and PACU staff nurse, nurse manager and clinical director of a free standing surgery center. In his present role, Keith has utilized his knowledge and experience as an RN to collaborate with the team to build and implement the chosen Cerner EMR system. He has had a strong influence in the build, always maintaining outcomes that will improve patient care, quality and improve physician and staff satisfaction.
Keith worked with the nurses throughout the inpatient units to identify, develop processes and procedures within the Cerner EMR that allow the RN at the bedside to have more time with their patients. He extended his role to work with the inpatient staff and educators to implement this new process while continuing his role in Perioperative Services.
Keith is an individual who is admired and respected by surgeons, management and staff. He always has a positive attitude and is open to sharing his knowledge as a mentor, teacher and leader. He is an individual who will step up to the plate wherever needed. In times of staff shortage Keith has been both a circulator and scrub nurse in the OR. If a code is called in PACU, Keith will provide backup for the nursing staff if needed. He maintains a close relationship with surgeons, assisting them with documentation or computer issues.
His strongest attribute is his love and concern for others, especially the children. Providing the best patient care is the driving force behind his role as an RN and in his present position. Keith is presently enrolled in a BSN to MSN program. He is a loving husband and extremely father of two beautiful daughters. He has participated and contributed in many of the All Children's Hospital Foundation fundraisers and encourages others to join. Keith is a role model who exemplifies the nursing model of All Children's Hospital Johns Hopkins Medicine. I am proud to recommend him for this award.
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David Gamble, 57, the pilot and plane's only occupant, died in the crash that happened shortly before 6 a.m. The plane belonged to LabCorp.
The smell of aviation fuel permeated the site Thursday more than it did Wednesday. A steady stream of motorists eased down Sharpe Road — gawking at the wreckage. NTSB workers plotted and photographed the debris that covered an area about 100 yards long.
Keith Holloway, a public affairs officer for the NTSB, said workers typically spend about two days charting the wreckage following a crash. He said the remains are then moved to a secure site — protected from the elements.
Holloway said a preliminary report of the accident may be available on the NTSB website by the end of next week. That doesn't mean investigators will determine a cause for the accident by then, he said, only release information they've uncovered.
Holloway said it's not unusual for a year to 18 months to pass before investigators determine what caused such a crash. He said the NTSB investigates hundreds of crashes in a typical year and said a cause for a crash is determined in "at least 95 percent" of those incidents.
"The vast majority, we determine a cause," Holloway said.
Several people on Thursday remembered Gamble, a Greensboro resident, as a consummate professional — an outstanding pilot who stressed safety.
"He was a great guy to be with," said John Moyers, a captain with the Burlington Fire Department and former chief instructor at Burlington Aviation. "He was genuine."
Moyers said he and Gamble were both members of the Civil Air Patrol and had flown missions together. He said he'd also taught Gamble as he worked to better his level of flight expertise.
Moyers described the Pilatus PC-12/45 IFR that Gamble was piloting as "a very good plane to fly." He said pilots have to have advanced certification to fly the craft — a plane that features a pressurized cabin and one designed for high-altitude flying.
"It's a little more complicated than most planes," Moyers said.
He said Gamble was married and had at least one grown child. Through the Burlington Police Department, the family asked not to be contacted by the media.
Several people who live in the vicinity of the Mayco Bigelow Community Center said they believe the pilot knew the plane was in trouble and circling in seach of a place to land in the moments before the crash. They hailed Gamble as a hero who intentionally set the plane down on the field instead of striking any of the numerous homes in the vicinity.
Moyers said knowing Gamble like he did, he could believe his final efforts were to save others.
"I do know he would have that attitude," Moyers said.
Dan Danieley, manager of Burlington-Alamance Regional Airport, described Gamble as "a super nice guy.
"Everyone here liked him," he said.
Danieley said he could imagine Gamble doing all he could to set his plane down where others wouldn't be harmed.
"If it were possible to do, he would do so," Danieley said.
According to LinkedIn, a social networking site for professionals, Gamble graduated from Clemson in 1978 and had since 1989 been president of Al-Cin Inc., a business that dealt with wholesale laundry supplies. A call to the company Thursday went straight to Gamble's voicemail.
Rans Triplett, director of the Alamance County Chapter of the American Red Cross, said volunteers served more than 100 meals to first responders Wednesday at the crash site. He said volunteers were on the job by 9 a.m. and continued until about 9 p.m.
A few stayed on Thursday as police and investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board worked the site.
Triplett said had the plane struck houses, the role of the Red Cross would likely have been vastly different — providing everything from housing to grief counselors.
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Feed a starving child and you save one life. That is good. The DL doesn't need your help and feeding him has minimal impact. The DL continues with his good works and impacting many lives.
If both are starving, saving the DL is more "meritorious" as the end result would be potentially many more lives can be helped.
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The 2010 season came down to Friday night for the Oak Hill Academy Raiders (3-8; 1-2). Coming into the game against Winston (6-4; 3-0), the Raiders were evened up in district play, needing to win by seven points to get into the playoffs.
A great effort against a very physical Patriot club did not transpire into a victory for the Raiders, however, as Winston took the game and the district in a 41-7 victory.
"They just sort of blew us up defensively," said Oak Hill head coach Leroy Gregg. "They were quicker than us, and stronger than us."
Throughout the game, Winston's play seemed undisciplined, committing over 100 yards in penalties, including 75 in the first half alone. The offense, however, was able to make up for its own mistakes almost every time.
Thirty-five of those penalty yards came on Winston's first possession of the game, shortly after the opening kickoff. The Patriots seemed to thrive in those situations. Faced with a first an 35 in the first drive, Tyler Sullivan would eventually connect with Austin Flake on third down, for a 21-yard touchdown pass to take a 7-0 lead, after the PAT by Rob Moffitt.
The Raiders struggled the entire first half on offense. In total, they had 14 yards on the offensive side of the ball, two rushing and 12 yards passing.
Oak Hill senior running back Doss Miller just could not find a hole against the big and fast Winston defense. Bo Sanford, Phillip Liu and Chance Livingston had similar luck when they tried to plow through the middle of the Wisnton defense.
After going three and out on their first drive, penalty yards also forced Winston to give up the ball on fourth down.
On Oak Hill's second drive, quarterback Jeb Stevens connected with Miller for his longest pass of the half, a 10-yard throw that resulted in a team first down. The Raiders would eventually turn the ball over on downs, however, giving the ball back to Winston as the clock in the first quarter ticked down to zero.
Just 16 seconds into the second quarter, Sullivan connected with receiver Zach Taylor for a 30-yard touchdown pass that put the Patriots up 14-0 after the PAT.
Things calmed down for both teams over the next six minutes. The Raiders and the Patriots would both punt on their next drives.
Oak Hill, however, made a costly mistake on their second possession of the quarter, as Stevens fumbled the ball into the Patriots' hands with about five minutes to go in the half.
Sullivan went right back to work, eventually scoring himself on a two-yard touchdown rush to make it 20-0, with 4:37 to go in the half.
After the Raiders punted the ball away on their next try, Winston tacked on a fourth touchdown with 19 seconds to go in the half. After a two-point conversion, the Raiders found themselves in a 28-0 deficit going into the break.
The second half started out much better for the Raiders. Though they would punt on the first drive, it was a good possession, as they drove for eight plays and two first downs.
When Winston got the ball back, Sullivan made his first and biggest mistake of the night, throwing the ball into the hands of Oak Hill defender Rusty Tate, who intercepted the ball, with 7:10 to go in the third.
This drive did not go as well as the first, as Stevens was forced to throw on fourth down, getting intercepted himself. Three plays later, the Patriots were back in the end zone for a 35-0 lead.
Winston kicked the ball back off to the Raiders, but the drive lasted on three plays before Oak Hill was punting back to the Patriots. This time, however, Winston made the Raiders pay, as Tyler Golson returned the kick all the way back for a touchdown and a 41-0 lead, with 58 seconds to go in the third.
This would be the final time Winston would score. Oak Hill's next possession, which started in the final seconds of the third, trickled into the fourth, but it fizzled out after nine plays, including a fourth down conversion.
The Raider running game had been kept at bay for most of the game thus far.
"They did a good job taking Doss (Miller) out of the ball game," Gregg said. "They knew in order to win, that was going to be the key to the game."
When Oak Hill got the ball back with 7:13 to go in the game, the Raiders needed only one carry to get on the board one last time in 2010. Sanford took the ball from 70 yards out, all the way to the end zone for a big touchdown score that made it 41-7, with 4:37 to go in the game.
For the next four minutes, the clock ticked away on the game and on the Raiders' season.
Winston walked away with the win and the district title, going undefeated in conference play.
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Szolnoki had dominated the second period, outscoring Paris 28-16 to erase a narrow home lead and go in at half-time leading 45-35.
Akos Horvath's three-pointer made it 48-37 early in the third period, but that proved to be Szolnoki's high-water mark as Paris rallied, drawing level at 55 when John Cox's jump-shot capped an 8-0 spurt.
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Paris head coach Christophe Denis "What matters to me tonight is not so much the win as the way we played the game. We needed to have a good game tonight, to play right. What changed between the first half and the second half is our defense. We stopped running after the ball which is what failed us in the first half and we started controling the tempo of the game more."
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Marysville Getchell, Pilchuck compete for athletes
The district's open enrollment policy intensifies the rivalry between the two high schools
When the head coach of the Marysville Getchell football team, which is in just its third season, isn't on the field coaching the Chargers, he makes a point of being out in the community so that he can drum up support -- and attention -- for Marysville's newest high school.
"Everybody knows there's MP (Marysville Pilchuck), but not a lot of people know there's MG," said Lura, whose Chargers (2-2) play MP (4-0) tonight in the annual Berry Bowl. "So it's important for me to be out in the community and let people get to know me and know that there's an alternative to the other school."
Marysville Pilchuck has been around since the 1970s and its football team has been to the state tournament three of the past four seasons. The Tomahawks have achieved the kind of success Lura and the Chargers are shooting for.
"The thing that we've found success in is, No. 1, we have really good players right now. We have a great crop of talent," said Brandon Carson, who is in his seventh season as Marysville Pilchuck's head coach. "Second, we've got great continuity in our coaching staff. Most of them have been with me ever since I got here and I think that helps a lot."
Unlike most school districts with multiple high schools, the Marysville School District has open enrollment. The students choose which of the two high schools they want to attend based on a number of factors, including academics, location and, perhaps, football.
"Football. Definitely," said MP freshman Austin Taylor, who plays on the Tomahawks' freshman team. "The sports program is probably 10-times better than Getchell. It's obviously showed in the games, right? Sports definitely drew me to MP. It was probably the biggest factor."
"I was sure I wanted to go to MP from the get-go," said Nathan Layne, another freshman on the Pilchuck team. "All my friends were going to MP and Getchell just didn't seem like a good fit for me."
Layne, who moved to Marysville from San Diego in February, said the Tomahawks' recent success played a role in his decision.
"It wasn't really hard because football was pretty much the only reason I came to MP," Layne said. "I did my research."
Carson likes to think Pilchuck's success plays a part in an athlete's decision-making process.
"You'd hope so," he said. "We've established a program and we'd love for all the kids to come to MP but obviously there's a cap for how many can get in and that works for both places."
Both Carson and Lura visit middle schools and try to be visible figures in the Marysville football community. The two had a co-op football camp last summer, splitting the kids in half and having them spend two days at Pilchuck and two days at Getchell.
"The football programs, and basketball, they've actually presented camps to the youth and actually worked together," Marysville School District athletic director Greg Erickson said. "They're not going against each other. From the very beginning it's been about two campuses, one community."
Both Lura and Carson hope to tap into that community to replenish their numbers each season.
"Building the program, part of that piece is being in the community and making people aware," Lura said. "I think that both Carson and I do about the same thing. I know we both go down and talk to the kids at the middle school. I know that I go down and try to at least wish them luck on their last game."
Carson said he tries to be a well-known face in the community and will coach whoever wants to come play for him at Pilchuck.
"I hope all the eighth graders come to MP,' he said. "But that's not the case. You just coach whatcomes to you. I've visited a couple middle schools recently. I'm not going to beg kids to come play here but we like to be a presence in the community. Our players have visited middle schools of late. And it's not just to get kids to come to MP, which would be great, but we want to get them to come watch games Friday nights. It lets the community know we care."
For the first time, Getchell actually brought in more freshmen this season than its crosstown rival. Marysville Pilchuck had "around 30" according to Carson, which he said has been the average the past few years. Getchell, meanwhile, went from 23 freshmen in 2012 to 45 first-year players this year.
That tells Lura his community awareness campaign is working.
Lura said he's not sure what's behind the shift this season, but thinks it has to do more with academics than football.
"As much as I'd like to think people are coming here for football, in reality academics are the most important thing and I think that's what kids are trying to get into when making their decisions," Lura said. "... We may have gotten some guys to come here because of football, maybe because of the offense we're running or the defense we're running. It may be the school of business (at Getchell) and they want to go into business."
Marysville Getchell has a large freshman group. Many of them are friends who have been playing together for a long time. That solidarity may have been a factor in Getchell's freshmen haul.
"I wanted to be an engineer so I went to (Getchell). Then I heard all my friends were going to Getchell anyway and knew the freshman team was going to be a great team," Chargers freshman Teddy Wallick said.
Adding to the familiarity for the freshmen at Getchell is the Chargers' coaching staff.
"Some of the coaches I used to have on the last football team I played for came to Getchell and helped us," said Ethan Watts, a quarterback on the freshman team. "They're a really nice organization and we're starting to build and get a lot more players so I decided I'd rather go here. It's fun growing up with a brand new school and making history."
"It was going to be Getchell because, first, it's closer (to where I live) and then I know the coaches more," agreed Collin Montez, one of two freshman on the varsity squad at Getchell. "I wanted to come here. I like the school."
The Pilchuck and Getchell C-Teams have their own version of the Berry Bowl on Wednesday.
Players, coaches and administrators at both schools agree that Marysville has the talent and depth to supply two playoff-caliber high school football teams in the future.
"I think you can support both teams. There's enough people in this town," Lura said. "It's huge. I'm from Stanwood and I checked the numbers of the Stanwood School District compared to the Marysville School District and there's four-times the amount of kids in Marysville."
Added Erickson: "I see no reason why they can't maintain two competitive football programs. Last year they were. In terms of sustaining it, I think our participation numbers are strong. I think the interest is very, very strong in terms of participation in our youth sports. Especially for football.
"They do it in Snohomish, Everett and a lot of other communities. I don't see why we can't do it too."
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