After his four year stay at EWG, Grocholski returned to Europe in the spring of 1999 to become the
Defensive Coordinator and Assistant Head Coach for the Kiel Baltic Hurricanes . His defenses have
garnered #1 rankings in the GFL by the (EFAF) European Federation of American Football. Grocholski
was promoted to Head Coach for the 2001 season. The following season he returned stateside to
become the Defensive Coordinator at American International College and also serve as the teams
Strength and Conditioning Coordinator. Mark also coached at SUNY-Canton where he worked under the
legendary coach Lou Saban as his offensive line coach and Defensive Coordinator. Mark has left college
coaching and now commits full time to World Sports Scouting and the European Football League.
He continues to stay involved with coaching by hosting camps, clinics, developing youth/senior programs
in Europe and devoting his time to the (PLFA) Polish League of American Football. Grocholski spent the
spring of 2008 & 2009 working with The Crew Wroclaw (Poland) in preparation for EFAF competition. He
is also a football coach at St. Raphael Academy in Pawtucket, RI and serves as the teams defensive
coordinator and offensive line coach.
Mark also advices European teams and leagues with acquiring corporate sponsorships and has an in
depth approach to developing American sports in Europe. His marketing and promotional knowledge
has created a passion for American sports programs in many developing countries. He gives team
building and motivational seminars from small start-up companies to established corporations.
EMAIL MAG@worldsportsscouting.com
Defensive Coordinator and Assistant Head Coach for the Kiel Baltic Hurricanes . His defenses have
garnered #1 rankings in the GFL by the (EFAF) European Federation of American Football. Grocholski
was promoted to Head Coach for the 2001 season. The following season he returned stateside to
become the Defensive Coordinator at American International College and also serve as the teams
Strength and Conditioning Coordinator. Mark also coached at SUNY-Canton where he worked under the
legendary coach Lou Saban as his offensive line coach and Defensive Coordinator. Mark has left college
coaching and now commits full time to World Sports Scouting and the European Football League.
He continues to stay involved with coaching by hosting camps, clinics, developing youth/senior programs
in Europe and devoting his time to the (PLFA) Polish League of American Football. Grocholski spent the
spring of 2008 & 2009 working with The Crew Wroclaw (Poland) in preparation for EFAF competition. He
is also a football coach at St. Raphael Academy in Pawtucket, RI and serves as the teams defensive
coordinator and offensive line coach.
Mark also advices European teams and leagues with acquiring corporate sponsorships and has an in
depth approach to developing American sports in Europe. His marketing and promotional knowledge
has created a passion for American sports programs in many developing countries. He gives team
building and motivational seminars from small start-up companies to established corporations.
EMAIL MAG@worldsportsscouting.com
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Mark Grocholski is the founder of World Sports Scouting and its
President & CEO. He has been consulting, advising, and assisting
football players throughout Europe for over 17 years.
He is a graduate of Catawba College with a bachelors degree in
physical education. He was a three year starter, team captain and an
All Conference linebacker after transferring from the University of
Cincinnati. Mark started his coaching career at Pace University as an
assistant before heading out to Europe to play football for the Kiel
Baltic Hurricanes of the (GFL) German Football League. He returned
to the states to became the head coach and establish a new football
program at Exeter-West Greenwich high school in Rhode Island.
President & CEO. He has been consulting, advising, and assisting
football players throughout Europe for over 17 years.
He is a graduate of Catawba College with a bachelors degree in
physical education. He was a three year starter, team captain and an
All Conference linebacker after transferring from the University of
Cincinnati. Mark started his coaching career at Pace University as an
assistant before heading out to Europe to play football for the Kiel
Baltic Hurricanes of the (GFL) German Football League. He returned
to the states to became the head coach and establish a new football
program at Exeter-West Greenwich high school in Rhode Island.
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Charlie Garner joins WSS as a National Scout with a concentration in
the state of Florida and the South Atlantic region.
Garner grew up in Falls Church, Virginia and attended J.E.B. Stuart
High School. During his senior year in high school, he was selected
First Team All-Metropolitan (Northern Virginia, Suburban Maryland
and the District of Columbia), First Team All-State and named
Virginia's Player of the Year after rushing for more than 2,000 yards
and 38 touchdowns.
In 1992, he set junior college records for rushing yards in a game
(430) and yards in two consecutive games (765) at Scottsdale (Ariz.)
Community College. He transferred to the University of Tennessee
the state of Florida and the South Atlantic region.
Garner grew up in Falls Church, Virginia and attended J.E.B. Stuart
High School. During his senior year in high school, he was selected
First Team All-Metropolitan (Northern Virginia, Suburban Maryland
and the District of Columbia), First Team All-State and named
Virginia's Player of the Year after rushing for more than 2,000 yards
and 38 touchdowns.
In 1992, he set junior college records for rushing yards in a game
(430) and yards in two consecutive games (765) at Scottsdale (Ariz.)
Community College. He transferred to the University of Tennessee
to study Business Management and was drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in the 2nd round (13th pick)
of the 1994 NFL Draft.
In his NFL career he played for the Philadelphia Eagles (1994-1998), San Francisco 49ers (1999-2000),
Oakland Raiders (2001-2003), and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2004-2005). In 2003, Garner went to the
Super Bowl with the Oakland Raiders. He played in the Pro Bowl in 2000.
Throughout his career in the NFL, Garner was regarded as a multi-purpose back who, in the 2002-03
season with the Oakland Raiders, was the team's leading rusher with 962 yards and 7 touchdowns,
while also leading all NFL running backs in receiving with 91 receptions for 941 yards and another 4
touchdowns. During his career he rushed 1,537 times for 7,097 yards scoring 39 touchdowns, caught
419 passes for 3,711 yards and 12 touchdowns.
Charlie Garner is currently working on several projects in the Tampa Bay, Washington D.C., and the San
Francisco bay area. He is always open to exploring opportunities ranging from guest speaker,
endorsements, corporate sponsorships and entrepreneurial projects.
EMAIL CGarner@worldsportsscouting.com
of the 1994 NFL Draft.
In his NFL career he played for the Philadelphia Eagles (1994-1998), San Francisco 49ers (1999-2000),
Oakland Raiders (2001-2003), and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2004-2005). In 2003, Garner went to the
Super Bowl with the Oakland Raiders. He played in the Pro Bowl in 2000.
Throughout his career in the NFL, Garner was regarded as a multi-purpose back who, in the 2002-03
season with the Oakland Raiders, was the team's leading rusher with 962 yards and 7 touchdowns,
while also leading all NFL running backs in receiving with 91 receptions for 941 yards and another 4
touchdowns. During his career he rushed 1,537 times for 7,097 yards scoring 39 touchdowns, caught
419 passes for 3,711 yards and 12 touchdowns.
Charlie Garner is currently working on several projects in the Tampa Bay, Washington D.C., and the San
Francisco bay area. He is always open to exploring opportunities ranging from guest speaker,
endorsements, corporate sponsorships and entrepreneurial projects.
EMAIL CGarner@worldsportsscouting.com
in Sacks with (18.5). He was a 3 Time All ECAC-IFC 1st Team All Star and a 2 Time NCAA Division 2 All
American. Pirone was coached for 2 seasons by World Sports Scouting's President Mark Grocholski and
credits his development and success to the WSS founder.
Upon graduation from Pace University, Pirone played a season of football in 1997 for the Carlshamn
Oakleaves of the Swedish Football League. He still holds 6 team records: Sacks (26), Tackles in a Game
(35), Tackles in a Season (235), Interceptions (7), Fumble Recoveries (5), Forces Fumbles (12). He was
voted unanimously by the Swedish American Football League coaches as the top American football
player in 1997.
Brian Pirone started a corporate career in the recruitment of Accounting and Finance professionals. With
12+ years of professional experience including the last 3 years as the Managing Partner of The Patton
Group, LLC., he specializes in finance and accounting recruiting while overseeing 20 professional
recruiters and 2 administrative staff members. His client base includes Fortune 500 to small start up
organizations. He offers a successful track record of accomplishments with his engineering of careers for
hundreds of accounting and finance professionals with earnings of 100K to 1M. If you talk to his clients,
you will find that Mr. Pirone and The Patton Group have earned a reputation of integrity, professionalism,
industry expertise and lasting results. He attributes his success to his hard work, perseverance and
never give-up attitude which he feels he built on the football field.
Brian resides in Charlotte, NC with his wife Liz and three children, Brian Jr., Libby and Timothy.
EMAIL BPirone@worldsportsscouting.com
American. Pirone was coached for 2 seasons by World Sports Scouting's President Mark Grocholski and
credits his development and success to the WSS founder.
Upon graduation from Pace University, Pirone played a season of football in 1997 for the Carlshamn
Oakleaves of the Swedish Football League. He still holds 6 team records: Sacks (26), Tackles in a Game
(35), Tackles in a Season (235), Interceptions (7), Fumble Recoveries (5), Forces Fumbles (12). He was
voted unanimously by the Swedish American Football League coaches as the top American football
player in 1997.
Brian Pirone started a corporate career in the recruitment of Accounting and Finance professionals. With
12+ years of professional experience including the last 3 years as the Managing Partner of The Patton
Group, LLC., he specializes in finance and accounting recruiting while overseeing 20 professional
recruiters and 2 administrative staff members. His client base includes Fortune 500 to small start up
organizations. He offers a successful track record of accomplishments with his engineering of careers for
hundreds of accounting and finance professionals with earnings of 100K to 1M. If you talk to his clients,
you will find that Mr. Pirone and The Patton Group have earned a reputation of integrity, professionalism,
industry expertise and lasting results. He attributes his success to his hard work, perseverance and
never give-up attitude which he feels he built on the football field.
Brian resides in Charlotte, NC with his wife Liz and three children, Brian Jr., Libby and Timothy.
EMAIL BPirone@worldsportsscouting.com
Brian Pirone is World Sports Scouting's Vice President and also
heads the Development of the European Football Leagues.
Brian's football career started at national power Paramus Catholic
High School in Bergen County New Jersey. During his senior year,
Brian lead the defense in tackles and sacks at his linebacking
position and a number 10 ranking in the country. Pirone had offers to
play Division I football but decided to be a big fish in a small pond.
From the moment he stepped on the gridiron Pirone lead Division 2
Pace University every year in Tackles, Sacks and Tackles for Losses.
Pirone holds two school records, tackles in a Game (28) and in a
Season (142). He is 2nd in Tackles for his career with 412 and 3rd
heads the Development of the European Football Leagues.
Brian's football career started at national power Paramus Catholic
High School in Bergen County New Jersey. During his senior year,
Brian lead the defense in tackles and sacks at his linebacking
position and a number 10 ranking in the country. Pirone had offers to
play Division I football but decided to be a big fish in a small pond.
From the moment he stepped on the gridiron Pirone lead Division 2
Pace University every year in Tackles, Sacks and Tackles for Losses.
Pirone holds two school records, tackles in a Game (28) and in a
Season (142). He is 2nd in Tackles for his career with 412 and 3rd
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Jason Boudrie joins WSS as a National Scout with a concentration in
the state of North Carolina and the South Atlantic region. He played
his college football at Catawba College and North Carolina State
University.
Mr. Boudrie has a background in finance and economics, and has
vast experience in the business development side of athletics. Jason
has spent the past fifteen years developing, managing, and operating
performance training centers for athletes. His facility, AIM Fitness,
located in Charlotte, NC, is the hub for World Sports Scouting’s
Eastern Regional Combines and athletes preparing for professional
careers throughout Europe.
the state of North Carolina and the South Atlantic region. He played
his college football at Catawba College and North Carolina State
University.
Mr. Boudrie has a background in finance and economics, and has
vast experience in the business development side of athletics. Jason
has spent the past fifteen years developing, managing, and operating
performance training centers for athletes. His facility, AIM Fitness,
located in Charlotte, NC, is the hub for World Sports Scouting’s
Eastern Regional Combines and athletes preparing for professional
careers throughout Europe.
Boudrie manages a team of Scouts comprised of former NFL, Arena League, and Semi-Pro players.
Jason lives in Charlotte, NC and has two children, Hailey (11) and Emma (4).
EMAIL JBoudrie@worldsportsscouting.com
Jason lives in Charlotte, NC and has two children, Hailey (11) and Emma (4).
EMAIL JBoudrie@worldsportsscouting.com
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Garrett Kingston is a native of Kansas City, Missouri and represents
World Sports Scouting throughout the West North Central region. He
is the Scouting Director for the state of Missouri Kingston offers over
7 years experience in the Semi-Pro football ranks as a player and
coach. He is also an established video editor and graphic designer.
During his time at Winnetonka High, Garrett played basketball and
baseball lettering in baseball his junior and senior years. Following
high school he attended Northwest Missouri State University where
he received a degree in Broadcasting and a minor in multimedia.
While at NMSU, Garrett worked with the football team shooting video
and creating highlight reels. During this time he began his career as
a Semi-Pro football player with the Kansas City Panther. As a Semi-
World Sports Scouting throughout the West North Central region. He
is the Scouting Director for the state of Missouri Kingston offers over
7 years experience in the Semi-Pro football ranks as a player and
coach. He is also an established video editor and graphic designer.
During his time at Winnetonka High, Garrett played basketball and
baseball lettering in baseball his junior and senior years. Following
high school he attended Northwest Missouri State University where
he received a degree in Broadcasting and a minor in multimedia.
While at NMSU, Garrett worked with the football team shooting video
and creating highlight reels. During this time he began his career as
a Semi-Pro football player with the Kansas City Panther. As a Semi-
Pro player, he spent time at Quarterback, Receiver, Defensive Back, and place kicker. He also served as
an offensive assistant and offensive coordinator during two seasons with the Kansas City Shockers.
He is very excited about the opportunities that World Sports Scouting offers young men in their quest to
continue their football careers. He is dedicated to giving this opportunity to any player that wishes to
continue their dream at the next level.
Garrett resides in Liberty, Missouri and is an avid golfer and loves spending time with God, watching
sports, listening to music, cooking, and spending time with his family.
EMAIL GKingston@worldsportsscouting.com
an offensive assistant and offensive coordinator during two seasons with the Kansas City Shockers.
He is very excited about the opportunities that World Sports Scouting offers young men in their quest to
continue their football careers. He is dedicated to giving this opportunity to any player that wishes to
continue their dream at the next level.
Garrett resides in Liberty, Missouri and is an avid golfer and loves spending time with God, watching
sports, listening to music, cooking, and spending time with his family.
EMAIL GKingston@worldsportsscouting.com
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Mike Esposito joins the World Sports Scouting staff as a National
Scout with emphasis in the state of California and the Pacific Coast
region of the United States.
Esposito brings with him a wealth of experience as a recruiter and a
scout. He has acted as the General Manager and Head Coach in the
Arena Football League as well as the American Indoor Football
League. Esposito was named 2004 and 2005 AIFL Coach of the
year as well as Administrator of the Year. His record as a Head
Coach is 56-5 and has guided 34 players in the NFL & CFL.
Esposito has acted as a coordinator and segment coach in all levels
of football, including NCAA Division II, III, NAIA as Junior College
Football.
Scout with emphasis in the state of California and the Pacific Coast
region of the United States.
Esposito brings with him a wealth of experience as a recruiter and a
scout. He has acted as the General Manager and Head Coach in the
Arena Football League as well as the American Indoor Football
League. Esposito was named 2004 and 2005 AIFL Coach of the
year as well as Administrator of the Year. His record as a Head
Coach is 56-5 and has guided 34 players in the NFL & CFL.
Esposito has acted as a coordinator and segment coach in all levels
of football, including NCAA Division II, III, NAIA as Junior College
Football.
Esposito was an All-American in football and wrestling at William Penn where he graduated with a
bachelor’s degree in Health, Physical Education, and Biology. He received his double Master’s degree in
degree in Human Nutrition at South Dakota State University and expected to be complete in 2010. From
1992 until 2003, when not patrolling the sidelines, he walked his beat around the “squared circle” as the
which he held for three years.
In addition to his coaching duties, Esposito serves as an faculty member for a few California Community
College Districts, teaching Health, Nutrition and numerous Sports Marketing classes. He is the Founder
of the War at the Shore, which acts as the biggest amateur wrestling event in the country and has since
2002. He is also one of the founders of the National Fourth and One Football Clinics.
Mike and wife Amy have two daughters Kinsley Ann and Kristen Lee. In his spare time, “Espo” is an avid
jogger, bowler, golfer and acts as an NCAA Wrestling, Softball and Baseball Official.
EMAIL MEsposito@worldsportsscouting.com
bachelor’s degree in Health, Physical Education, and Biology. He received his double Master’s degree in
degree in Human Nutrition at South Dakota State University and expected to be complete in 2010. From
1992 until 2003, when not patrolling the sidelines, he walked his beat around the “squared circle” as the
which he held for three years.
In addition to his coaching duties, Esposito serves as an faculty member for a few California Community
College Districts, teaching Health, Nutrition and numerous Sports Marketing classes. He is the Founder
of the War at the Shore, which acts as the biggest amateur wrestling event in the country and has since
2002. He is also one of the founders of the National Fourth and One Football Clinics.
Mike and wife Amy have two daughters Kinsley Ann and Kristen Lee. In his spare time, “Espo” is an avid
jogger, bowler, golfer and acts as an NCAA Wrestling, Softball and Baseball Official.
EMAIL MEsposito@worldsportsscouting.com
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Jeff Johnson is a welcomed addition to the World Sports Scouting
team and will be representing the Mountain West region and the state
of Arizona as its Scouting Director.
Johnson strongly emphasizes that the future success of his clients is
determined by his proven "Roadmap to Recruiting" which includes
recruiting process.
Helping athletes achieve success by providing them with opportunities
gives Jeff Johnson the utmost satisfaction. He prides himself on
creating paths which lead to promising futures. His one demand
requires his clients to become proactive within the procession.
team and will be representing the Mountain West region and the state
of Arizona as its Scouting Director.
Johnson strongly emphasizes that the future success of his clients is
determined by his proven "Roadmap to Recruiting" which includes
recruiting process.
Helping athletes achieve success by providing them with opportunities
gives Jeff Johnson the utmost satisfaction. He prides himself on
creating paths which lead to promising futures. His one demand
requires his clients to become proactive within the procession.
per the coaches request and received 13 various offers from across the country. He realized there was a
real need for a sports consulting company to help parents and athletes through the recruiting process.
Because of this need, Johnson created Prep for Next Level which is a recruiting source to help families
understand the process of college recruiting. He has paved the way with his guidance for numerous
athletes who wanted to take their game to the next level.
Jeff Johnson's research comes from actual dealings with college coaches and athletic directors. His
experience and ability to relate to athletes and their needs are his first priority. His knowledge of the
recruiting process and knowing what coaches and teams are looking for makes him a great option for all
athletes.
EMAIL JJohnson@worldsportsscouting.com
real need for a sports consulting company to help parents and athletes through the recruiting process.
Because of this need, Johnson created Prep for Next Level which is a recruiting source to help families
understand the process of college recruiting. He has paved the way with his guidance for numerous
athletes who wanted to take their game to the next level.
Jeff Johnson's research comes from actual dealings with college coaches and athletic directors. His
experience and ability to relate to athletes and their needs are his first priority. His knowledge of the
recruiting process and knowing what coaches and teams are looking for makes him a great option for all
athletes.
EMAIL JJohnson@worldsportsscouting.com
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Dr. Carter Murrah is a 1984 graduate of Ravenwood Academy in
Meigs, Georgia, where he participated in football, baseball, and
basketball, received honors as Valedictorian, and was elected Senior
Class President and Student Council President. Carter graduated
from Florida State University in 1988 with a B.S. Degree in
Psychology, a minor in Sociology, and as a member of Phi Eta Sigma
and Golden Key National Honor Societies. He later earned his M.Ed.
in Counseling & Guidance from Valdosta State University (1991),
followed by a master’s degree in Educational Leadership (1997).
Carter amassed 16 years in Georgia Public Schools, employed as
guidance counselor and school administrator. He began his
coaching career as offensive line and tight end coach for Pelham
Meigs, Georgia, where he participated in football, baseball, and
basketball, received honors as Valedictorian, and was elected Senior
Class President and Student Council President. Carter graduated
from Florida State University in 1988 with a B.S. Degree in
Psychology, a minor in Sociology, and as a member of Phi Eta Sigma
and Golden Key National Honor Societies. He later earned his M.Ed.
in Counseling & Guidance from Valdosta State University (1991),
followed by a master’s degree in Educational Leadership (1997).
Carter amassed 16 years in Georgia Public Schools, employed as
guidance counselor and school administrator. He began his
coaching career as offensive line and tight end coach for Pelham
Middle School (1997-99), and later served as Head Coach for Schley County Middle School, leading the
team to a 70% win record (2001-2003).
Dr. Murrah completed his post-graduate education at Sarasota University with an Ed.D. in Educational
Leadership (2005). The title of his doctoral dissertation was, “The Impact of Middle School Football
Participation on Personality Characteristics as Perceived by Youth: A Qualitative Study”. He is the married
father of two boys, Mitch (14) and Seth (11), and one girl - Macy (4). From 2004 through 2008, Dr. Murrah
coached recreation football, where both his sons played. Four of these five teams managed to make it
though the playoffs and into the “championship game” of the 7-county league. The 2004 group for which
Carter was offensive coordinator won a league championship, and the 2008-09 team of which Dr. Murrah
was head coach completed their championship season with a perfect 8-0 record.
Carter expresses he is proud of the fact that though none of his teams have been particularly athletic,
through hard work his players were able to learn a sophisticated offensive system that increased their
chances for success and prepared them for the future. Dr. Murrah is honored to be a member of the
WWS Team. He has a great respect for the game of football, its players and coaches, and the character
that is built through effort, teamwork, and cooperation.
EMAIL CMurrah@worldsportsscouting.com
team to a 70% win record (2001-2003).
Dr. Murrah completed his post-graduate education at Sarasota University with an Ed.D. in Educational
Leadership (2005). The title of his doctoral dissertation was, “The Impact of Middle School Football
Participation on Personality Characteristics as Perceived by Youth: A Qualitative Study”. He is the married
father of two boys, Mitch (14) and Seth (11), and one girl - Macy (4). From 2004 through 2008, Dr. Murrah
coached recreation football, where both his sons played. Four of these five teams managed to make it
though the playoffs and into the “championship game” of the 7-county league. The 2004 group for which
Carter was offensive coordinator won a league championship, and the 2008-09 team of which Dr. Murrah
was head coach completed their championship season with a perfect 8-0 record.
Carter expresses he is proud of the fact that though none of his teams have been particularly athletic,
through hard work his players were able to learn a sophisticated offensive system that increased their
chances for success and prepared them for the future. Dr. Murrah is honored to be a member of the
WWS Team. He has a great respect for the game of football, its players and coaches, and the character
that is built through effort, teamwork, and cooperation.
EMAIL CMurrah@worldsportsscouting.com
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Jeff Skelton joins World Sports Scouting as its Scouting Director of
New York. He also serves as a Regional Scout for the northeastern
states.
Jeff brings a wealth of football experience to WSS having served as a
college coach at the Division I level. Jeff spent two seasons at Siena
College as the wide receivers coach before joining the staff at
Fordham University in 1999. Skelton was part of the 2002 Patriot
League championship season at Fordham where he coached the
wide receivers and helped lead the rams to their first ever I-AA playoff
win, and a national quarterfinal appearance. Skelton served as the
Offensive Coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Fordham for the
2004 and 2005 seasons. While at Fordham
New York. He also serves as a Regional Scout for the northeastern
states.
Jeff brings a wealth of football experience to WSS having served as a
college coach at the Division I level. Jeff spent two seasons at Siena
College as the wide receivers coach before joining the staff at
Fordham University in 1999. Skelton was part of the 2002 Patriot
League championship season at Fordham where he coached the
wide receivers and helped lead the rams to their first ever I-AA playoff
win, and a national quarterfinal appearance. Skelton served as the
Offensive Coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Fordham for the
2004 and 2005 seasons. While at Fordham
Skelton was responsible for recruiting portions of New York and New Jersey as well as Ohio, Texas,
Chicago and Western Pennsylvania. Skelton graduated from the University at Albany where he played
both wide receiver and outside linebacker for the Great Danes.
EMAIL JSkelton@worldsportsscouting.com
Chicago and Western Pennsylvania. Skelton graduated from the University at Albany where he played
both wide receiver and outside linebacker for the Great Danes.
EMAIL JSkelton@worldsportsscouting.com
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Former NFL player, Noel Scarlett has joined World Sports Scouting
as its Scouting Director of Texas. He also serves as a Regional
Scout of the West South Central.
Scarlett was born and raised in Fort Lauderdale, Florida and finished
his prep years in Elberton, Georgia where he was named a Super
Prep 11 recruit at Defensive Tackle. He was recruited by the
University of Miami, but enrolled at Langston University after sitting
out two seasons.
Noel set numerous records at Langston which still hold today. He is
the career sack leader (30), season (15), and game (4). Scarlett left
college after his junior year and headed out to the Minnesota Vikings
as its Scouting Director of Texas. He also serves as a Regional
Scout of the West South Central.
Scarlett was born and raised in Fort Lauderdale, Florida and finished
his prep years in Elberton, Georgia where he was named a Super
Prep 11 recruit at Defensive Tackle. He was recruited by the
University of Miami, but enrolled at Langston University after sitting
out two seasons.
Noel set numerous records at Langston which still hold today. He is
the career sack leader (30), season (15), and game (4). Scarlett left
college after his junior year and headed out to the Minnesota Vikings
Draft by Jim Tomsula (San Francisco 49ers) to play for the Scottish Claymores. Tomsula is a former
college colleague of WSS president, Mark Grocholski. Scarlett started at nose tackle for "The Hounds of
Scotland" where they set numerous records for the 2000 season. The Claymore defense held their
opponents to a slim 68 yds. per game avg., two (9) sack games, and a whopping (44) sacks for the
season. Scarlett had the pleasure of sacking former Heisman Trophy winner, Danny Weurffel and
appearing in the World Bowl Championship. Noel finished his NFL career with the Dallas Cowboys
(2000-2001).
After his NFL career, Noel became a certified Strength & Conditioning Coach and opened a football
training facility (Pitbull Fitness) in Texas. Scarlett has trained numerous high school and college athletes
along with many NFL prospects. He has produced several NFL Draft Picks, most notably former Texas
Tech player and 4th round Draft Pick, Brandon Williams of the Dallas Cowboys.
When Noel is not coaching or instructing future professional and collegiate athletes, he spends his time
speaking to "at risk" males about opportunities that can be awarded to oneself through education and
athletics. He is a guest and motivational speaker and is always exploring opportunities with corporate
partnerships an endorsements to position himself to help others.
EMAIL NScarlett@worldsportsscouting.com
college colleague of WSS president, Mark Grocholski. Scarlett started at nose tackle for "The Hounds of
Scotland" where they set numerous records for the 2000 season. The Claymore defense held their
opponents to a slim 68 yds. per game avg., two (9) sack games, and a whopping (44) sacks for the
season. Scarlett had the pleasure of sacking former Heisman Trophy winner, Danny Weurffel and
appearing in the World Bowl Championship. Noel finished his NFL career with the Dallas Cowboys
(2000-2001).
After his NFL career, Noel became a certified Strength & Conditioning Coach and opened a football
training facility (Pitbull Fitness) in Texas. Scarlett has trained numerous high school and college athletes
along with many NFL prospects. He has produced several NFL Draft Picks, most notably former Texas
Tech player and 4th round Draft Pick, Brandon Williams of the Dallas Cowboys.
When Noel is not coaching or instructing future professional and collegiate athletes, he spends his time
speaking to "at risk" males about opportunities that can be awarded to oneself through education and
athletics. He is a guest and motivational speaker and is always exploring opportunities with corporate
partnerships an endorsements to position himself to help others.
EMAIL NScarlett@worldsportsscouting.com
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Former NFL player, Talib "TY" Douthard is World Sports Scouting's
Regional Scout of the South Atlantic. He also serves as the Scouting
Director for the state of Florida.
TY Douthard grew up in Cincinnati, Ohio where he was a Parade
All-American running back for La Salle High School. TY was
considered by many media outlets as the number one running back
in the country for the 1992 high school class. He finished his career
at La Salle as the all-time leading rusher, a record that still stands
today. After high school, TY accepted a scholarship from the
University of Illinois. He chose the Fighting Illinois over Ohio State,
Michigan, Georgia, Florida, Auburn, among others.
Regional Scout of the South Atlantic. He also serves as the Scouting
Director for the state of Florida.
TY Douthard grew up in Cincinnati, Ohio where he was a Parade
All-American running back for La Salle High School. TY was
considered by many media outlets as the number one running back
in the country for the 1992 high school class. He finished his career
at La Salle as the all-time leading rusher, a record that still stands
today. After high school, TY accepted a scholarship from the
University of Illinois. He chose the Fighting Illinois over Ohio State,
Michigan, Georgia, Florida, Auburn, among others.
At Illinois Douthard was a four year starter and letter winner from 1993-1996. During his time at Illinois he
became arguably one of the best all around running backs in Illinois history. He finished his career at
Illinois ninth all-time in rushing yards with 1,851, sixth in rushing touchdowns with 23, fifth in receptions
with 128, eighth in all-time scoring with 174 points scored. He held the Illinois all-time freshman record
for receptions with 43 until the 2007-08 season.
In 1997, after earning his degree from Illinois, TY signed with the Cincinnati Bengals as a free agent. He
would spend 2 injury riddled seasons with the team. While in Cincinnati TY spent many hours
volunteering at the Mildred B. Youth Center and with Visions for Youth Group Home based in Springfield,
OH. In 1999, TY went to training camp with the Frankfurt Galaxy but his stint was cut short due to yet
another injury. TY then accepted a position Program Director of Visions of Youth Group Home in
Springfield, OH.
In 2001, Douthard returned to Champaign, Illinois, home of the University of Illinois, where he became
Youth program Director for the Champaign Park District. In this position TY managed the after
school/summer camp programs, all youth-based athletic programs and also counseled adolescents
about problems in their daily lives. In 2002, Douthard was promoted to Program/Facility Coordinator,
where he was responsible for implementing and facilitating programs, hiring and scheduling staff and
overseeing all facets of the Douglas Park Center community center.
In February of 2004 TY left Champaign and moved to Tampa, Florida to accept a position as Grassroots
Marketing & Sales Director for T3K Performance Wear by Simeon Rice. While at T3K, TY was responsible
for growing the vendor base in Southeast United States. In 2006 TY left T3K and accepted a position as
Government and Education National sales manager with Network Liquidators. Also in 2006, TY started
his own company, Absolute Property Management, LLC. In January of 2008, TY left Network Liquidators
to focus on his property management business full-time. He is currently the President and CEO of
Absolute Property Management LLC. Absolute Property Management LLC oversees residential
dwellings, multi-family homes and commercial real estate in and around the surrounding Tampa Bay
area.
March 2008 TY was elected as Secretary/Event Director for the NFL Alumni Tampa Chapter and currently
serves as board member for the Children’s Cancer Center. TY is single and has resided in Tampa for
the past five years. He enjoys spending his free time with friends and family as well as volunteering with
local youth organizations. His passion is helping youth realize their potential and achieve their dreams.
EMAIL TDouthard@worldsportsscouting.com
became arguably one of the best all around running backs in Illinois history. He finished his career at
Illinois ninth all-time in rushing yards with 1,851, sixth in rushing touchdowns with 23, fifth in receptions
with 128, eighth in all-time scoring with 174 points scored. He held the Illinois all-time freshman record
for receptions with 43 until the 2007-08 season.
In 1997, after earning his degree from Illinois, TY signed with the Cincinnati Bengals as a free agent. He
would spend 2 injury riddled seasons with the team. While in Cincinnati TY spent many hours
volunteering at the Mildred B. Youth Center and with Visions for Youth Group Home based in Springfield,
OH. In 1999, TY went to training camp with the Frankfurt Galaxy but his stint was cut short due to yet
another injury. TY then accepted a position Program Director of Visions of Youth Group Home in
Springfield, OH.
In 2001, Douthard returned to Champaign, Illinois, home of the University of Illinois, where he became
Youth program Director for the Champaign Park District. In this position TY managed the after
school/summer camp programs, all youth-based athletic programs and also counseled adolescents
about problems in their daily lives. In 2002, Douthard was promoted to Program/Facility Coordinator,
where he was responsible for implementing and facilitating programs, hiring and scheduling staff and
overseeing all facets of the Douglas Park Center community center.
In February of 2004 TY left Champaign and moved to Tampa, Florida to accept a position as Grassroots
Marketing & Sales Director for T3K Performance Wear by Simeon Rice. While at T3K, TY was responsible
for growing the vendor base in Southeast United States. In 2006 TY left T3K and accepted a position as
Government and Education National sales manager with Network Liquidators. Also in 2006, TY started
his own company, Absolute Property Management, LLC. In January of 2008, TY left Network Liquidators
to focus on his property management business full-time. He is currently the President and CEO of
Absolute Property Management LLC. Absolute Property Management LLC oversees residential
dwellings, multi-family homes and commercial real estate in and around the surrounding Tampa Bay
area.
March 2008 TY was elected as Secretary/Event Director for the NFL Alumni Tampa Chapter and currently
serves as board member for the Children’s Cancer Center. TY is single and has resided in Tampa for
the past five years. He enjoys spending his free time with friends and family as well as volunteering with
local youth organizations. His passion is helping youth realize their potential and achieve their dreams.
EMAIL TDouthard@worldsportsscouting.com
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Doiron Nelson is a native of New Orleans, Louisiana and will
represent World Sports Scouting in the Gulf South Region. He brings
with him over fifteen years of combined experience in teaching,
coaching, and recruiting.
As a prep standout at Warren Easton High School in New Orleans in
the late 80’s, he lettered in football and track and went on to receive a
full scholarship to play football at the University of Arkansas at Pine
Bluff. While at UAPB, he played five years under the helm of Archie
“Gunslinger” Cooley before graduating with a Bachelor of Science in
Secondary Physical Education. In 1995, he began his brief career in
semi-pro football playing three years with the Kenner City Chiefs of
Louisiana, where he was teammates with former Saints player
represent World Sports Scouting in the Gulf South Region. He brings
with him over fifteen years of combined experience in teaching,
coaching, and recruiting.
As a prep standout at Warren Easton High School in New Orleans in
the late 80’s, he lettered in football and track and went on to receive a
full scholarship to play football at the University of Arkansas at Pine
Bluff. While at UAPB, he played five years under the helm of Archie
“Gunslinger” Cooley before graduating with a Bachelor of Science in
Secondary Physical Education. In 1995, he began his brief career in
semi-pro football playing three years with the Kenner City Chiefs of
Louisiana, where he was teammates with former Saints player
Michael “Bud Man” Lewis and claimed two semi-pro championship titles. Upon the completion of his
brief stint in the semi-professionals, he decided to take his position on the sidelines as a high school
quarterback and running back coach, then as an offensive coordinator at his high school alma mater.
He would remain on the sidelines for nearly ten years before moving on to higher education as an
advisor/instructor and sports camp director. He is currently employed as a college administrator in New
Orleans where he advises student athletes, conducts life skills workshops for student athletes and
assists with the recruiting efforts for the college’s men and women basketball teams. He is also taken
on the responsibility of serving as Director of Football Operations and Head Coach of the upcoming 2010
New Orleans Prep Institute, a post graduate program, where he plans to groom athletes for college and
professional football.
Doiron is committed to his responsibilities as a scout for World Sports Scouting and is an advocate for
young men and their professional, educational, and athletic development. His player development
abilities are accentuated by his ability to instill self discipline and motivate players to excel towards their
highest measure of professional and athletic performance.
Doiron resides in New Orleans and is involved with various church ministries, enjoys writing, traveling,
music, and quiet time with God. He is the proud father of one son and two daughters, Cameron, D’Errah
and Elonna Nelson.
EMAIL DNelson@worldsportsscouting.com
brief stint in the semi-professionals, he decided to take his position on the sidelines as a high school
quarterback and running back coach, then as an offensive coordinator at his high school alma mater.
He would remain on the sidelines for nearly ten years before moving on to higher education as an
advisor/instructor and sports camp director. He is currently employed as a college administrator in New
Orleans where he advises student athletes, conducts life skills workshops for student athletes and
assists with the recruiting efforts for the college’s men and women basketball teams. He is also taken
on the responsibility of serving as Director of Football Operations and Head Coach of the upcoming 2010
New Orleans Prep Institute, a post graduate program, where he plans to groom athletes for college and
professional football.
Doiron is committed to his responsibilities as a scout for World Sports Scouting and is an advocate for
young men and their professional, educational, and athletic development. His player development
abilities are accentuated by his ability to instill self discipline and motivate players to excel towards their
highest measure of professional and athletic performance.
Doiron resides in New Orleans and is involved with various church ministries, enjoys writing, traveling,
music, and quiet time with God. He is the proud father of one son and two daughters, Cameron, D’Errah
and Elonna Nelson.
EMAIL DNelson@worldsportsscouting.com
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Derichard McCoy has joined World Sports Scouting as its Regional
Scout of the South Atlantic. He is the State Director of North Carolina.
A native of Charlotte, NC, McCoy graduated from West Mecklenburg
High School in 1994 where he played 4 years of football as a
defensive tackle. He then went on to attend Livingstone College in
Salisbury, NC where he played 4 years on the offensive line as a right
tackle. He contributed in winning 2 consecutive Central Intercollegiate
Athletic Association (CIAA) conference championships (1997 & 1998)
and played in the first 2 black college division II bowl games.
(Pioneer Bowl in Atlanta GA)
After graduating from Livingstone College in May of 2000 with a
Scout of the South Atlantic. He is the State Director of North Carolina.
A native of Charlotte, NC, McCoy graduated from West Mecklenburg
High School in 1994 where he played 4 years of football as a
defensive tackle. He then went on to attend Livingstone College in
Salisbury, NC where he played 4 years on the offensive line as a right
tackle. He contributed in winning 2 consecutive Central Intercollegiate
Athletic Association (CIAA) conference championships (1997 & 1998)
and played in the first 2 black college division II bowl games.
(Pioneer Bowl in Atlanta GA)
After graduating from Livingstone College in May of 2000 with a
Bachelor of Science in Sport Management, he attended graduate school at Nova Southeastern University
in Fort Lauderdale, FL. In July of 2006 McCoy completed his studies with Nova, receiving a Master of
Science in Sports Management to assist in becoming a legitimate sports management practitioner.
McCoy is now a current Doctor of Education student at Concordia University- Chicago, concentrating on
Leadership in Sports Management.
McCoy has played professional indoor football for the Greensboro (NC) GhostRiders of the American
Indoor Football League (AIFL) in 2005 and for the Carolina Speed (Concord, NC) American Indoor
Football Association (AIFA) in 2007.
He also owns and operates Genesis Sports Management, LLC which will manage all World Sport
Scouting North Carolina combines.
McCoy lives in Charlotte, NC with his wife Kai and their 3 children Kaliyah, Kimani, and Derichard II, (DJ).
EMAIL DMcCoy@worldsportsscouting.com
in Fort Lauderdale, FL. In July of 2006 McCoy completed his studies with Nova, receiving a Master of
Science in Sports Management to assist in becoming a legitimate sports management practitioner.
McCoy is now a current Doctor of Education student at Concordia University- Chicago, concentrating on
Leadership in Sports Management.
McCoy has played professional indoor football for the Greensboro (NC) GhostRiders of the American
Indoor Football League (AIFL) in 2005 and for the Carolina Speed (Concord, NC) American Indoor
Football Association (AIFA) in 2007.
He also owns and operates Genesis Sports Management, LLC which will manage all World Sport
Scouting North Carolina combines.
McCoy lives in Charlotte, NC with his wife Kai and their 3 children Kaliyah, Kimani, and Derichard II, (DJ).
EMAIL DMcCoy@worldsportsscouting.com
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Michael Hicks has joined World Sports Scouting staff as a scout for
the Midwest region in Chicago.
He played High School football at Bolingbrook High School. Upon
graduation from Bolingbrook Hicks took his sports background to
Loyola University where he obtained a Bachelor’s in Business
Administration with a major in Sport Management.
Hicks has a background in different aspects on the business side of
sports which includes: Sports Media, Sports Finance, and Sports
Marketing. While at Loyola Michael was part of the Sports Marketing
Club where he helped the department develop ideas to create
awareness for their Division 1 athletics. He also was a member of
the Midwest region in Chicago.
He played High School football at Bolingbrook High School. Upon
graduation from Bolingbrook Hicks took his sports background to
Loyola University where he obtained a Bachelor’s in Business
Administration with a major in Sport Management.
Hicks has a background in different aspects on the business side of
sports which includes: Sports Media, Sports Finance, and Sports
Marketing. While at Loyola Michael was part of the Sports Marketing
Club where he helped the department develop ideas to create
awareness for their Division 1 athletics. He also was a member of
the Sport Management Club, where he helped create a Sports media plan for the University.
Michael interned for ESPN Radio 1000 where he assisted in daily activities for the ESPN Events
Department to include preparing weekly press releases, writing promotional announcements, working
special events, as well as compiling and carrying out special projects to include sports celebrity roasts.
He also worked for Chicago Bears Youth Football Camp as a camp manager as well as a coach. He
provided administrative and program execution assistance to the Camp Director, and confirmed
schedule appearances for former Chicago Bear players at different facility locations. While working at
Velocity Sports Performance, Michael helped the marketing department with assistance with the Friday
Night Light Program featuring Devin Hester.
Michael brings a lot of experience from different industries to WSS and he is thrilled to be a part of
recruiting prospective European football players within the Mid-West region.
EMAIL MHicks@worldsportsscouting.com
Michael interned for ESPN Radio 1000 where he assisted in daily activities for the ESPN Events
Department to include preparing weekly press releases, writing promotional announcements, working
special events, as well as compiling and carrying out special projects to include sports celebrity roasts.
He also worked for Chicago Bears Youth Football Camp as a camp manager as well as a coach. He
provided administrative and program execution assistance to the Camp Director, and confirmed
schedule appearances for former Chicago Bear players at different facility locations. While working at
Velocity Sports Performance, Michael helped the marketing department with assistance with the Friday
Night Light Program featuring Devin Hester.
Michael brings a lot of experience from different industries to WSS and he is thrilled to be a part of
recruiting prospective European football players within the Mid-West region.
EMAIL MHicks@worldsportsscouting.com
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Anthony Bryan has joined World Sports Scouting's staff as a National
Scout with emphasis in the state of Georgia and the South Atlantic
regions.
Bryan’s championship road began his senior year at Robert W Grove
High School in Savannah, Georgia. After winning the school’s first city
championship in 10 years and leading the team in tackles: 173 total
(school record), 110 solo, 17 sacks, 3 ints, and 1 TD, he was given
the Savannah Defensive Player of the Year award. He also earned
three Quarterback Club Defensive Player of the Week honors along
with Team MVP and a vote to the All City Team.
Bryan went on to play football at Ellsworth Junior College where he
Scout with emphasis in the state of Georgia and the South Atlantic
regions.
Bryan’s championship road began his senior year at Robert W Grove
High School in Savannah, Georgia. After winning the school’s first city
championship in 10 years and leading the team in tackles: 173 total
(school record), 110 solo, 17 sacks, 3 ints, and 1 TD, he was given
the Savannah Defensive Player of the Year award. He also earned
three Quarterback Club Defensive Player of the Week honors along
with Team MVP and a vote to the All City Team.
Bryan went on to play football at Ellsworth Junior College where he
lead the Panthers in interceptions (5) for the season and played in the 1990 RC Cola Bowl where the
Panthers finished 3rd in the nation.
After Leaving Ellsworth, Bryan began his semi pro career with the Savannah Chiefs. In his first season he
was tied for the most ints (13) in the semi pro leagues. He made 6 All Star teams in 9 years. Anthony
retired from the game when his first son (Zaquan) was born to become owner and head coach of the
Seaport Sharks. The Sharks posted 49 victories to only 3 losses from 2005-2008. In this time period
Bryan was awarded two Coach of the Year awards for his efforts. In 2009 he started the Port City Sharks
indoor football team which will begin play in the 2010 football season.
Bryan's hard work has paid off when he got the call to become a scout for the WSS organization. He will
aid in the process of helping athletes move on to the next level with their football careers and keep their
dreams alive.
EMAIL ABryan@worldsportsscouting.com
Panthers finished 3rd in the nation.
After Leaving Ellsworth, Bryan began his semi pro career with the Savannah Chiefs. In his first season he
was tied for the most ints (13) in the semi pro leagues. He made 6 All Star teams in 9 years. Anthony
retired from the game when his first son (Zaquan) was born to become owner and head coach of the
Seaport Sharks. The Sharks posted 49 victories to only 3 losses from 2005-2008. In this time period
Bryan was awarded two Coach of the Year awards for his efforts. In 2009 he started the Port City Sharks
indoor football team which will begin play in the 2010 football season.
Bryan's hard work has paid off when he got the call to become a scout for the WSS organization. He will
aid in the process of helping athletes move on to the next level with their football careers and keep their
dreams alive.
EMAIL ABryan@worldsportsscouting.com
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Aaron Hairston has joined World Sports Scouting's staff as the State
Director of Connecticut. He also serves a National Scout with an
emphasis in the Northeastern region of the US.
Originally born in New Haven, CT and raised in New London, CT,
Aaron graduated from Southern Connecticut State University with a
degree in Computer Engineering. After his career as a SCSU football
player, he signed with the Knights in 2003, as a Free Safety, the
Knights won their second Championship in three years. Hairston
then moved to starting tailback after scoring two touchdowns on two
carries, both carries combined for 107 yards. Hairston was a 2-time
Captain for the Knights and 2-time Offensive MVP, Garden State
Football League All-Star (Game played in Giants Stadium) and
Director of Connecticut. He also serves a National Scout with an
emphasis in the Northeastern region of the US.
Originally born in New Haven, CT and raised in New London, CT,
Aaron graduated from Southern Connecticut State University with a
degree in Computer Engineering. After his career as a SCSU football
player, he signed with the Knights in 2003, as a Free Safety, the
Knights won their second Championship in three years. Hairston
then moved to starting tailback after scoring two touchdowns on two
carries, both carries combined for 107 yards. Hairston was a 2-time
Captain for the Knights and 2-time Offensive MVP, Garden State
Football League All-Star (Game played in Giants Stadium) and
Casino Bowl X Offensive MVP (Game Played in Las Vegas). 2005 and 2006 Northeast Regional All
American (G.S.F.L). Two time North-South Bowl National Championship Offensive MVP 2004 and 2006
(Game Played in Homestead, FL). Hairston was scouted and signed to the New England Surge of the
Continental Indoor Football League (2007-2009). Hairston is the founder and owner of Topballerz.net
and Head Coach of the Connecticut Bearcats minor league team of the New England Football League.
Hairston has been entered into the Minor League Hall of Fame Class of 2009.
EMAIL AHairston@worldsportsscouting.com
American (G.S.F.L). Two time North-South Bowl National Championship Offensive MVP 2004 and 2006
(Game Played in Homestead, FL). Hairston was scouted and signed to the New England Surge of the
Continental Indoor Football League (2007-2009). Hairston is the founder and owner of Topballerz.net
and Head Coach of the Connecticut Bearcats minor league team of the New England Football League.
Hairston has been entered into the Minor League Hall of Fame Class of 2009.
EMAIL AHairston@worldsportsscouting.com
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Donald Brown has joined World Sports Scouting's staff as the State
Director of Colorado. He also serves a National Scout with an
emphasis in the Mountain West region of the US.
Many bounces, twists and turns has led me to my destination of
working with World Sports Scouting. While growing up in Chicago,
Illinois I became a sports enthusiast at a young age and that
enthusiasm for sports has continued throughout life. In elementary
school football and baseball were the sports I enjoyed playing most.
In middle school I started to enjoy playing basketball. And, in high
school I lettered in basketball, baseball and cross country track.
Whereas playing sports has always been enjoyable, I've always
Director of Colorado. He also serves a National Scout with an
emphasis in the Mountain West region of the US.
Many bounces, twists and turns has led me to my destination of
working with World Sports Scouting. While growing up in Chicago,
Illinois I became a sports enthusiast at a young age and that
enthusiasm for sports has continued throughout life. In elementary
school football and baseball were the sports I enjoyed playing most.
In middle school I started to enjoy playing basketball. And, in high
school I lettered in basketball, baseball and cross country track.
Whereas playing sports has always been enjoyable, I've always
believed it was essential to stay physically fit and important to become well educated. Besides playing
some basketball in college, I earned a B.A. Degree in Physical Education & Sport Science from Denver
University. Later, I earned a M.S. Degree in Physical Education from Chicago State University. Most
recently, I earned an academic fitness specialist certification from the University of Illinois at Chicago.
I've been officiating high school basketball awhile and high school soccer too. I've found officiating those
sports are good for cardiovascular endurance. After completing undergraduate school, I worked as a
consultant raising funds to provide sports equipment for kids participating in the Denver Police Athletic
League. After completing graduate school, I taught elementary and middle school physical education and
health classes for Curriculum Services.
I'm ecstatic about scouting for World Sports Scouting. Athletics can provide opportunities for a wonderful
lifestyle. Athletics has been the staple of my lifestyle and I really enjoy helping others to stay involved with
sports. If you're in the game, whether it be football, basketball or baseball, it's a good idea to work hard
and whatever is necessary to stay in the game. The benefits can be enormous and essentially
unparalleled for athletes possessing exceptional athleticism and good character.
I was encouraged to stay involved with sports since winning the Chicago Public League basketball
championship and participating in the state tournament. I'm grateful and appreciative of the opportunity to
encourage athletes to continue to compete at a high level. I bring dedication, passion and a good work
ethic to World Sports Scouting. I joined World Sports Scouting as Regional Scouting Director of the
Mountain West Regional with a concentration in Colorado.
EMAIL DBrown@worldsportsscouting.com
some basketball in college, I earned a B.A. Degree in Physical Education & Sport Science from Denver
University. Later, I earned a M.S. Degree in Physical Education from Chicago State University. Most
recently, I earned an academic fitness specialist certification from the University of Illinois at Chicago.
I've been officiating high school basketball awhile and high school soccer too. I've found officiating those
sports are good for cardiovascular endurance. After completing undergraduate school, I worked as a
consultant raising funds to provide sports equipment for kids participating in the Denver Police Athletic
League. After completing graduate school, I taught elementary and middle school physical education and
health classes for Curriculum Services.
I'm ecstatic about scouting for World Sports Scouting. Athletics can provide opportunities for a wonderful
lifestyle. Athletics has been the staple of my lifestyle and I really enjoy helping others to stay involved with
sports. If you're in the game, whether it be football, basketball or baseball, it's a good idea to work hard
and whatever is necessary to stay in the game. The benefits can be enormous and essentially
unparalleled for athletes possessing exceptional athleticism and good character.
I was encouraged to stay involved with sports since winning the Chicago Public League basketball
championship and participating in the state tournament. I'm grateful and appreciative of the opportunity to
encourage athletes to continue to compete at a high level. I bring dedication, passion and a good work
ethic to World Sports Scouting. I joined World Sports Scouting as Regional Scouting Director of the
Mountain West Regional with a concentration in Colorado.
EMAIL DBrown@worldsportsscouting.com
