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Football

Lackawanna College Football would like to thank you for your interest in our football program.  We have reached our maximum number of players and must end recruiting for the upcoming fall 2009 season.  Any player who would like to be evaluated for the spring 2010 semester should forward their DVD or tape beginning October 1, 2009 to Lackawanna College, 501 Vine St, Scranton, PA 18509 in c/o of Mark Duda, Head Football Coach.

DIRECTIONS to VALLEY VIEW STADIUM

COACHES

NORTHEAST FOOTBALL CONFERENCE

Where They Have Signed 2009

NORTH STAR BOWL GAME -Fall 08

SPRING 2009 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

2009 SPRING FOOTBALL PRACTICE

2009 SPRING GAME


On our recently trip to Minnesota for the North Star Bowl Bryant
McKinnie (LC Alumni, current starting LT for Minnesota Vikings)
stopped by our practice.

Thank you for your interest in the Lackawanna College Football Program. Unfortunately, we have reached our player limit for this upcoming season and are no longer recruiting any additional players. You will not have an opportunity to be evaluated for our football team for this semester; however, students are encouraged to apply for the spring semester. Also, our student housing policy states that all full time students, who do not commute from the home of their parent, legal guardian, or spouse must reside in campus housing.

If you have not already done so, please submit a copy of a game videotape or DVD for review by our football staff and they will begin evaluating candidates for the spring semester in the near future. When sending the game tape, please include the following information for identification purposes: position, jersey color and number, height and weight. Please note that a game tape must be submitted to be considered as a student athlete for our football team and will not be returned. Upon review of the videotape, you will be contacted by phone or mail regarding your status.

Bryant McKinnie (center) along with current OT’s
Jeff Wills and Jeff Vinson.



Bryant McKinnie with Head Coach Mark Duda

THE TRADITION OF GREAT OFFENSIVE TACKLES LIVES ON AT
LACKAWANNA COLLEGE !!!!!!

2009 Schedule

DAY DATE  OPPONENT TIME    LOCATION SCORE
Sunday

Sept. 6

Albright JV 3:00PM Reading, PA  
Saturday Sept. 12 Globe Institute 2:00PM Brooklyn, NY  
Saturday

Sept. 19

Hudson Valley 2:00PM Troy, NY  
Saturday Sept. 26 Open   TBA  
Saturday Oct. 3 Nassau CC 12:00PM Valley View Stadium  
Saturday Oct. 10 Erie 12:00PM Valley View Stadium  
Saturday Oct. 17 ASA 2:00PM Valley View Stadium  
Saturday Oct. 24 Alfred State 12:00PM Alfred, NY  
Sunday Nov. 1 Princeton JV 2:00PM Princeton, NJ  
Saturday Nov. 7 Dean 12:00PM Valley View Stadium  
Saturday Nov. 14 Georgia Military 1:00PM Milledgeville,GA  
           
Scrimmage
Away Games
Homecoming **

Conference Schedule and Standing
Conference Statistics
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Football News 

Since, Lackawanna College started its football program in 1994 graduating student-athletes have gone on to play Division 1A programs. Those programs include traditional football powers Maryland, Miami (FLA), North Carolina State, Penn State, Florida, South Carolina, Syracuse, West Virginia, Cincinnati, Rutgers, and Temple, as well as recent newcomers to Division 1A, Connecticut, Buffalo, and Sacred Heart.

Student-athletes have also gone on to Division 1AA schools such as Alabama A&M, Central Connecticut State, Charleston Southern, CW Post, Delaware State, Gardner-Webb, Hofstra, Howard University, Iona, James Madison, Morgan State, Murray State, Norfolk State, North Carolina A&T, Rhode Island, St. Peter's College, Tennessee - Martin, Texas State, Towson, University at Albany, Wagner, Western Carolina and Western Illinois

Student-athletes have also continued their education at Division II schools such as American International College, Bloomsburg, California (PA), Clarion, Concord, East Stroudsburg, Edinboro, Elizabeth City State U, Indiana U of Pennsylvania, Lock Haven, Mansfield, Millersville, North Alabama, Shepherd, Shippensburg, Tuskegee, Virginia State, Wingate University, and Winston Salem State.

Finally, student-athletes have played at the Division III programs such as Kings, Lebanon Valley, Lycoming, Montclair State, Muhlenberg, Rowan, Western Connecticut State, and Western Maryland, now McDaniels.

Prospective football players are required to submit the following:

  • A game videotape or DVD (will not be returned) of each player with a letter stating position played, jersey color and number, height and weight. 
  • Coach’s work phone number.
  • Player’s home phone number.
  • Player’s complete mailing address.

After reviewing the tape, the player will be contacted by phone or mail. 

Please be advised that Lackawanna College does not accept walk-ons or tryouts.

Lackawanna College
Attn: Coach Duda
501 Vine St.
Scranton, PA.
18509

(570)961-7852