Football Player Development    

                                    

 Over his last 11 years  as a head coach,

Coach Renner’s high school programs have produced:

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81 All-District 1st or 2nd team players

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39 All-Northern Region 1st or 2nd team players    

                                                                                                              

8 All-State 6AAA 1st or 2nd team players

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7 Washington Post All-Met 1st or 2nd team players

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4 District Offensive Players of the Year

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4 Al Michael’s NBC Golden 11 Team

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2 Elite 11 Quarterbacks

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3 Quarterbacks that hold 21 Virginia High School league top 10 records

in the all-time record books

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2 Wide Receivers that holds 4 Virginia High School league top 10 records

in the all-time record books

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12 College Scholarship players including Syracuse, Virginia, North Carolina, Penn State, West Virginia, North Carolina State, Air Force, Virginia Tech, James Madison

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22 College players including scholarship and walk-ons

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3 NFL players

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Bryn Renner

Quarterback

North Carolina, Baltimore Ravens,

2008 Elite 11 Quarterback

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Peter Lalich

Quarterback

University of Virginia, California-PA,

2006 Elite 11 Quarterback

 

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Robbie Colley

Punter

Virginia Tech

 

 

 

 

 

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Drew Davis 

Quarterback 

Mississippi

 

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Jackson Boyer 

Wide Receiver, Southern California

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Jeremy Kapinos,

Punter

Penn State, Green Bay Packers, Pittsburgh Steelers

 

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Marshall Ausberry 

Offensive Line 

Virginia

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Mike Caussin 

Tight End 

James Madison, Buffalo Bills

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Jamie Langley 

Running Back

Bridgewater

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Notre Dame running back Darius Walker returns the ball on Syracuse defenders Tommy Harris (92), Tony Jenkins (51) and James Wyche (90) during the second quarter of their college football game in South Bend, Indiana, November 19, 2005. REUTERS/John Gress

 

Tony Jenkins

Defensive Line

Syracuse

 

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Steve Massie 

Running Back 

Air Force Academy

 

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Mike Watson 

Defensive Line

Virginia Military Institute

 

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Derrick Braziel

Running Back

Wittenberg 

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Desmond Braziel 

Defensive Back

Wittenberg 

 

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Kevin Darling

Tight End 

Penn State

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Seahawks cornerback Mohammed Seisay breaks up a pass in the end zone in the second quarter as the Seattle Seahawks take on the Oakland Raiders for the fourth preseason game before the regular season Thursday September 3, 2015.
(Bettina Hansen / The Seattle Times)

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Mo Seisay

Defensive Back

Nebraska, Seattle Seahawks

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John Lockwood

Defensive End

Monmouth

 

Josh Vallejos

Wide Receiver

Monmouth

 

 

 

 

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 Adham Talaat

Defensive Line

Gallaudet

 

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Andy Stallings

Wide Receiver

Campbell

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Tim Baldwin

Defensive Back

James Madison

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Will Mallon

Offensive Line

Utah State

 

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Mike Justice

Offensive Line

Old Dominion University

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