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Fall 2011
Game 1: ARC defeats Cabrillo 57-10
Game 2: ARC defeats LMC 42-7
Game 3: ARC defeats Delta 51-9
Game 4: ARC defeats Sierra 43-23
Game 5: ARC defeats Yuba 54-12
Game 6: ARC defeats COS 36-21
Game 7: ARC defeats Contra Costa 41-13
Game 8: ARC defeats Feather River 73-21
Game 9: ARC defeats Mendocino 39-19
Game 10: ARC defeats Sac City 47-28
CC Bowl: ARC defeats Chabot 41-18
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2010 Players
Check out the revised list of 2010 players at 4 year schools
here.
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Feb '12 Newsletter
Click here to check out the past
version of our Newsletter. 2010 Season
Beavers win the Mid-Empire Championship with a 30-17 win over Sacramento City
College and the Central Division Championship with a 34-19 win over De Anza
College. The Beavers end the year ranked #3 in Northern California.
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| ARC announced that 29 players have announced their intention to play for ARC in the upcoming 2012 football season. Most of
these players participated in a signing ceremony where the players formally documented their intention. The list of new signees
includes five first-team California all-state honorees, as well as five first-team All-Metro members from the Sacramento Bee, two
second-team honorees and three honorable-mention players. For a full list of the players and the press release, click
here.
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March Newsletter |
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Click here to view the
March Newsletter. |
More ARC Players heading to 4-year Schools |
| In addition to the previously announced players, ARC is sending more players from the 2011 undefeated team to 4-year colleges.
On Wednesday Feb 1, Justin Collins signed his letter of intent to attend Western Michigan (D1 - Kalamazoo, Michigan) at the end of
the semester. Also moving on are Jesse Brown, who will attend Sacramento State (D1-AA), Joe Ferguson to University of San Diego (D1-AA),
Michael Lindsey to Sioux Falls (D2 - Sioux Falls, South Dakota), Paul Reyes to Kansas
Wesleyan (NAIA - Salina, Kansas), and Donte Wade
to Oklahoma-Panhandle State University (D2 - Goodwell, Oklahoma). James Nunley has decided to attend the University of California,
Berkeley as a Preferred Walk-on. In addition, LaDon Hudson is expected to sign a letter of intent
to attend Middle Tennessee State (D1 - Murfreesboro, Tennessee) shortly. |
ARC places two players on All-America team |
With the 2011 season closed, two Beaver players were honored to be placed on the All-America team. Conner Rains (Ponderosa) and Terry Easmon
(Laguna Creek) were both named to the team for their accomplishments in the 2011 season. This is the third year in a row that ARC has had a player
be named All-America, with Casey Griffiths (UCLA) named in 2009 and Cortez Woods (Nevada-Reno signee) named in 2010 as a freshman.
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| In addition to Conner and Terry, the following players were also named to the All-State team: Michael Lindsey (SO/WR), Andy McAlindon (FR/QB),
Devonte Booker (FR/RB), Cortez Woods (SO/DL), and Zane Petty (FR/DB). Andy McAlindon was also named as the Offensive Player of the Year for
Region 1I. In addition, Coach Haflich was recognized as Coach of the Year for Region 1I.
Congratulations to all of the Beavers who earned
their honors in 2011. For a full listing of the player awards, click
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11 Players sign mid-year scholarship offers |
Eighteen players from the 2011 ARC Central Division Champions were offered mid-year scholarships - an outstanding number. Of the players offered
scholarships, 11 chose to sign letters of intent in a signing ceremony at ARC Wednesday, December 21. Four players signed Division 1 scholarship
offers. Click here to see the photos. There are still more
ARC players that will sign scholarship offers at the Feb deadline for
2012 transfers.
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School |
| Cory Aubert |
Faulkner University, Montgomery, Alabama |
| Brian Benson |
Faulkner University, Montgomery, Alabama |
| Jerry Brady |
Sioux Falls, Sioux Falls, South Dakota |
| Terry Easmon |
Western Michigan, Kalamazoo, Michigan |
| Thomas Evans |
Texas State, San Marcos, Texas |
| A.J. Herlitz |
Southern Oregon, Ashland, Oregon |
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Reggie Langford |
Sterling University, Sterling, Kansas |
| Connor Rains |
Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming |
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Ronald Rylance |
Southern Oregon, Ashland, Oregon |
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Jake Sullivan |
Southern Oregon, Ashland, Oregon |
| Cortez Woods |
University Nevada-Reno, Reno, Nevada |
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| From Left to Right: Cory Aubert, Thomas Evans, Jake Sullivan, Jerry
Brady (obscured), Ronald Rylance, A.J. Herlitz, Brian Benson, Connor
Rains, Terry Easmon, Cortez Woods, Reggie Langford, Justin Collins
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2011 Mid-Empire and Central Division Champions! |
| The Beavers have captured the 2011 Mid-Empire Championship with a 4-0 conference record and have also
captured the Central Division Championship with a win over Golden Gate Conference Champion Chabot (9-2, ranked #5 in Norcal)
in the Capital City Bowl. ARC finished the season with an 11-0 overall record. The team proved that they are
among, if not the best JC football team in the state. |
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Note to Recruiters |
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| I hope the 2011 Football Season is going well for you. The American River College Football
recruiting information is a little different this year. Please email me for a list of transfer
athletes, contact information and transcripts. You can find highlight
films for most of our players
here. Be sure to click on ROSTER to be able to see the individual player highlights. For full
games, please contact XOS as they have the exclusive rights to distributing all CA JC's film. |
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Beavers Games (for more details of any of the games, click here.) |
- The ARC Beavers beat Cabrillo College 57-10 on Saturday, Sept 10 to open the season 1-0.
- The Beavers travel to Los Medanos College and get a 42-7 win in week 2.
- The Beavers get a very emotional win over Delta week 3 by a score of 51-9.
- The get a win in their rivalry game at Sierra by a score of 43-23. Sac Bee Story
- The Beavers win their fifth game of the season over visiting Yuba College by a score of 54-12
- ARC gets their first conference win 36-21 after travelling to a very good College of Siskiyous
- The Beavers travel to Contra Costa and get a hard fought 41-13 win over the Comets
- The Beavers get their second conference win over Feather River 73-21
- The Beavers get their third conference win at a very wet Mendocino 39-19
- ARC closes out a 10-0 regular season record with a 47-28 win over Sac City
- ARC finishes the season undefeated with a 41-18 win over Chabot in the Capital City Bowl
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