^{_{Evergreen High School Football and Academic stand-out Jeff Yearsley has committed to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) in Troy, NY.  RPI is one of the world’s most renowned engineering schools and has been ranked in the Top Ten in football in the NCAA’s Division III category the last five years.  Jeff will play football at RPI after receiving financial aid from the school which boasts four League Championships (1997, 1998, 1999, 2001), six Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Championship Game appearances (1992, 1993, 1995, 1997, 2002, 2005) and three NCAA Playoff appearances (1999, 2001, 2003) including a semi-final appearance in the National Championship Playoffs.}} 

^{_{RPI also hails such alumni as the original organizer of NASA and leader of several space missions including putting the first man on the moon; the inventor of Guitar Hero III; the inventor of Blackberry; the founder of Texas Instruments; the founder of MFS which became the backbone fiber network for MCI WorldCom and many other prestigious graduates.  Yearsley will graduate in May from Evergreen and will attend RPI in the fall of 2009 and will report for football in August.}} 

^{_{“I am excited about the opportunity to attend RPI and play football for Coach (Joe) King and the Engineers,” commented Yearsley.  “It was a tough choice but RPI was the best fit for my academic and athletic goals.”   Yearsley received scholarship offers to play at several schools with the finalists being Occidental College, Claremont University, and Willamette University.  He visited approximately a dozen campuses this winter on official visits and has waited until today to make his decision.  While the NCAA BCS football teams secure commitments in February, the higher educational schools have to get through March for admissions and financial aid to be finalized.}} 

^{_{Yearsley was the recipient of Evergreen High School’s prestigious Mark Taylor Award as outstanding student athlete, finished All-Conference both ways on offense and defense, and was named to the Canyon Courier’s All-Area team.  He won the Five Mountain Area School Power-lifting Championship and received All-State honors as well.}} 

^{_{To reach Jeff Yearsley for comment please call - 720.635.0030 and you can see more information about Jeff on his website at www.jeffyearsley.com.}}   

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Trent Butler is our Player Profile For the Month. 

Trent is a junior running back and his hard work and dedication is inspiring. 

Click the youtube link to watch

Trent prepare for the Fall 2009 Football Campaign. 

Link - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s4Hvmxr3fjY 

This video should be shown to a lot of young athletes

to inspire them to achieve the way this young athlete works to achieve his goals.

The Bros.

TMB athlete Jerry Slota has committed to Colorado University and will attend their fall camp on the regular team roster.  TMB congratulates Jerry as he takes a run at Cody Hawkins as a QB.  Don't be surprised to see Jerry on the field next year...somewhere?