With the idea of teaching fundamental football skills to boys ages 6 to 14, the program’s director and founder Chris Baucia aims to give each player a taste of all the possible team positions. Baucia started the camp in 1999, but this was its first year in Calvert County.

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QB TUNE UP
AUGUST 1ST 2010
THE SEVERN SCHOOL, SEVERNA PARK, MD

Calling All Legit Quarterbacks!

The 2010 QB Tune Up Combine

Registrations are being accepted for the 2010 QB TUNE UP, Sunday August 1st 2010 from 3-6 pm at the Severn School , in Severna Park MD , which features 2 side by side turf fields, full film room with stadium seats.

We have a 3-part approach to this event. On field instruction, Film Study/ Analysis, Skills/Combine Competition Drills. The official training center of the Army All American Game, Athletic Republic will be handling all testing for the event

Quarterback’s will bring their favorite Wide Receiver targets for FREE for the last hour of the event. Receivers will report and be ready at 5 pm.

We have a youth division “JV” ages 10-12,and a High School Division “Varsity” rising frosh to HS seniors in 2010.

Major Internet recruiting sites and Exposure camps also regional and National All Star Games will cover this event. Get Exposure! Get Ready!

The Staff of the Quarterback Factory and top College, High School Coaches, will give instruction.

To register visit www.qbfactory.com click on registration on the left, then continue, then QB tune up. Online registrations only will be accepted. Please join our mailing list at www.qbfactory.com/index.php (yellow box on left) for future info on this event once registered.

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Josh Bordner’s football career is set to continue at a Division I college thanks to his time spent at quarterback, the position he almost didn’t play.

In his youth football days with the Winfield program, Bordner was either a lineman or wide receiver. He envisioned a high school career at linebacker or defensive end.

When he arrived at Century High, Bordner joined a freshman team looking to fill key positions.

“We didn’t really have a quarterback, so I just stepped up and did it,” he said. “I guess it worked out pretty well.”

That’s an understatement.

Bordner came to high school with minimal quarterback experience. After two stellar seasons as the Knights’ starter, the senior is leaving early and heading to Boston College with a chance to become a big-time college quarterback.

The Times’ Football Player of the Year led Century back to the postseason this fall when many football fans had the Knights pegged as a rebuilding team. Bordner helped them overcome an 0-3 start to finish the season 7-4 and reach the Class 2A West playoffs.

He threw for 2,082 yards and 18 touchdowns, and finished his career with 4,433 passing yards, the fourth-most in Carroll history — not bad for a kid who wanted nothing to do with quarterback because he hated the idea of remembering all the plays.

When Century’s freshman team needed a quarterback, Bordner raised his hand (he had played some as an eighth-grader). The following season, he made varsity but played mostly defense and wide receiver. Bordner remembers playing quarterback only when things were a bit bleak.

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AKRON, Ohio — Chester Stewart threw two touchdown passes Friday night and ran for two scores to lead Temple to a 56-17 victory over Akron that kept the Owls on track for a spot in the Mid-American Conference championship game.

The Owls (8-2, 6-0), winners of eight straight, have their best record since going 10-2 in 1979, when they made their last bowl appearance. Temple defeated California 28-17 in the 1979 Garden State Bowl — then endured losing records in 27 of the next 29 seasons.

Akron (2-8, 1-5) led 17-7 after Sean Fobbs recovered a bad snap from center in the Owls’ end zone with 3:06 left in the first quarter.

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