Gesser, current Arena1 QB with the Utah Blaze, former NFL QB of the Tennessee Titans and Washington State Univ Alumni, is excited to be hosting his first full instructional camp. See you there!

FEE $60.00

INTERLAKE HIGH SCHOOL

16245 NE 24TH, ST., BELLEVUE, WA 98008

REGISTRATION OPENS AT 8AM

CAMP KICKS OFF AT 9AM

SAT., AUG 2ND (HS ONLY) TIL 4PM

SUN., AUG 3RD (YOUTH ONLY) TIL 2PM

REGISTER ONLINE TO SECURE YOUR SPOT!

The event was highlighted with a guest appearance by Head Coach Dick Tomey of San Jose State University. Lots of “Alofas” sent out to De Anza College for hosting the event.

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Orange County California stop was a hot stop for the Big John Manumaleuna Foundation in the numbers of athletes and also in 103 degree heat that day. Read more

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Both camps feature the same dynamic program and level of intensity.

 Jun 21-23 Southern California-  California State University (Long Beach)

 Jun 28-29 Northern California- University of the Pacific (Stockton) 

   Space for both camps is limited. 

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Pat Chase is seeing his high school career come to an end and his dream of playing college football is slowly becoming a reality. Cle Elum Roslyn HS senior, Pat Chase, who signed his LOI in February, will be playing football for College of the Siskiyous this fall.  Chase joins thousands of high school seniors preparing their final weeks as high school students.  His lightning fast, open field runs under the lights on Friday nights will be great high school memories. He was named SCAC-1A Offensive Player of the 2007 Season. Chase attended spring practice a few weeks ago in northern California and is thrilled to be a part of a great program under the leadership of Coach Eric Young, Head Football Coach at College of the Siskiyous.

Chase understood getting involved with UES late his senior year could be the edge he needed to break through. There were thousands of athletes way ahead of him in the game.  After a meeting with Coach Strickland, his parents were convinced that with the tools UES would be able to provide–plus Pat’s work ethic and athletic talent this would be a win win situation. Coach Strickland knew this kid was serious about wanting an opportunity to play at the next level because he was willing to work hard no matter what. “Pat suffered a shoulder injury in the last game of his high school career. For others, it might’ve just as well been a time to call it quits,” said Strickland.  “With the football season behind him, he still had it in him to drive west of the mountains to train.  One weekend the weather in the pass told it all. I didn’t expect him to show up.  He did.  He helped shovel snow to clear his drive way to get to our camps at Starfire!”  Chase recorded a 4.32 forty at the end of his training sessions with UES. “They’ve got a great staff,” Chase said of Ultimate Edge, “they taught me things like how to move my hips faster.  They put together a complete profile of my high school football career and used that to pitch various college football coaches.” “I was looking for a community college so I could start playing football right away,” he said. “In the bigger division schools,” he added, “you don’t always get to play until your junior or senior year; a small percentage do. Community colleges are a good place to start a football career, giving a player time to acclimate, develop, and be ready for bigger division football, which is what I hope to do. If things work out, I’ll transfer to a bigger school after I get my associate degree at COS. Chase is expected to arrive in August to begin practice with the Eagles. “It’ll be different,” Chase said, “I’ll have to earn my place on the team, but that’s what life is all about - you have to get out of bed and prove it every day.”