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2002 through the present Manheim Touchdown Club has sponsored the Tri-County All Star Football Game. Players representing all Lancaster-Lebanon league schools participate in this event. History of the Game All-Star game scores. Year North Pts. North Head Coach South Pts. South Head Coach 2009 10 pts. Mike Miller, Annville Cleona 34 pts. Jason Shoff, Columbia 2008 43 pts. Mike Robinson, Cedar Crest 46 pts. Scott Feldman, McCaskey 2007 0 pts. Bruce Harbach, Lancaster Catholic 27 pts. Bob Forgrave, Penn Manor 2006 27 pts. Mark Evans, Elco 28 pts. Gerad Novak, Conestoga Valley 2005 28 pts. Bill Giovino, Lebanon 18 pts. Dave Gingrich, Cocalico 2004 56 pts. Mike Melnyk, Manheim TWP 41 pts. Bob Locher, Warwick 2003 40 pts. Jeff Polites, E-Town 7 pts. James Carbaugh, Solanco 2002 24 pts. Mike Williams, Manheim Central 21 pts. Jim Cantafio, Wilson How the All-Star Game came about...... The idea of the North/South All-Star game came about because a number of our teams were not able to participate in the War-of-the-Roses football game on Thanksgiving Day. As President, I talked to a number of people regarding the idea of an all Lancaster-Lebanon and Berks All-Star game. The difficult part of the game would be to get someone to run the entire game. I spoke with Jim Cantafio about how the Berks coaches did their game but he said it is very difficult for the coaches and would be better if another organization could run the game. I took the idea to the Lancaster/Lebanon Quarterback Club regular meeting hoping that someone in the crowd (i.e. Mike Williams might say something to the Manheim Touchdown Club) might have a contact of someone to run the game. Mike went to the Manheim Touchdown Club that week and the next week at Quarterback Club he said the Manheim Touchdown Club would be interested in pursuing the idea. Personally, I feel as though this game has brought the Quarterback Club and the Manheim Touchdown Club closer together. I think other coaches in the Lancaster/Lebanon League were not really sure of the Manheim Touchdown Club’s agenda but after getting involved in this game I think the relationship between the two organizations has grown stronger. Gerad Novak, 2001 President Quarterback Club Message from the President of the Quarterback Club As the current president, of the Lancaster-Lebanon League Quarterback Club, it has been a real pleasure to work side by side with the Manheim Touchdown Club. Manheim Touchdown Club has been very active in promoting local high school football for many years. Most recently, they have spearheaded the local North-South All-Star game, for the Lancaster-Lebanon League. They are an organization that only knows one way to fly- "First Class"! They spearheaded the idea, of the all-star game, and made it one of the best in the area. The effort they put forth gives local players an opportunity to play and experience a first class all-star game. The Manheim Touchdown Club also promotes graduates of Lancaster-Lebanon League Schools. They award a large school football player of the year and this year they have added a new award honoring the small college football player of the year. Their commitment to local high school football goes far beyond Manheim. They have worked tirelessly to promote the Lancaster-Lebanon League football, the coaches, and the players. I compliment and applaud the efforts of the Manheim Touchdown Club. I wish them well as they continue to support and promote local high school football. I hope that the relationship between the Lancaster-Lebanon League Quarterback Club and the Manheim Touchdown Club continues to grow and get stronger in the upcoming years. Mark Evans, 2002 President Quarterback Club