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The Derby City Dynamite are seeking a new competent Head Coach to take the team in a winning direction!

If you are interested in volunteering to take on the responsibility of Head Coach of the Derby City Dynamite and teach women the fundamentals and intricacies of tackle football, please contact the DCD board President at info@derbycitydynamite.com or fill out our STAFF form.  The new Head Coach would begin his/her responsibilities immediately to help the team finish out the 2012 season.

 

  
 

Derby City Dynamite Coaching Staff

  
 

 

 VACANT
 Head Coach.
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Marcus Suber
Defensive Coordinator
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Charles Farber
 O-line
 

Brian Wright
 Offensive Coordinator
Receivers/Special Teams

Brock Roberts
 Linebackers
 

Tyrone Cooper
 Running Backs
 

Tito Rosario
Assistant O-line Coach
 

Vacant
Receivers
 		 Bryant Pirtle
Assistant Def. Coord.
Defensive Line

 

  

 

      
 
 

Derby City Dynamite Organization Staff

  
     
 

Tarik Patterson
Photographer / Media
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Sara Seitz
Player Representative
 		    
 
     
 

Derby City Dynamite Board of Directors

  
 
 

 Thelma Banks
President
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JoAnna Cruz
Treasurer
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Victoria Coakley
Recruiting
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Cynthia Lewis
Public Relations
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Sponsorships
CONTACT		 Colleen Penny
Marketing
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The Derby City Dynamite was founded in 2011

Founders:  Thelma Banks, April Kilgore, Colleen Penny, Vyckie Bennett, Tish Baker

 

  
     
 

 

The Coaching staff of The Derby City Dynamite
will make every effort to adhere to the following principles:

1. Do not have women come to practice and leave thinking they wasted their time, be organized and TEACH the game and skills.

2. Do not ask women to come to practice and games to be verbally abused and F-bombed, be a teacher not a screamer, encourage don't discourage.

3. Don't ask women to understand in the same manner as men who have played the game and been coached since 5th grade.

4. Don't see your athletes as sexual conquest, consenting adults or not.

5. Respect the athlete, the adult, the person.

6. Do not undermine your fellow coaches and don't let veterans undermine your efforts.

7. Respect the deeper social aspect from a female perspective than from a male.

8. Find a role for all who are on the team.

9. Respect the PASSION that exists in these women.

10. Professionalism does not have to be expensive, it's an attitude.