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Welcome to the first ever episode of the new High School Football segment of the ShaunsTake Podcast! This segment is focused on Southern California high school football. Listen to my weekly 10 minute episodes airing every Sunday at 10:00am eastern from 8/27 through the end of the CIF Playoffs to get all the information you need to know about California High School Football. Let's get excited about Friday nights!!

If I missed something big in High School Football make sure to tag me in a Tweet @shaunstake so I can get a post up!! 

#045. Jason Bornn is a 30+ year coaching veteran, and his 19th as Head Coach of the Saugus Centurions with a record of 104 wins 94 losses, three Foothill League titles (2008, 2011, 2020), while reaching the playoffs 12 out of the past 16 seasons, with four CIF Semi-Final appearances (2016, 2013, 2008, and 2007). 

Prior to coaching at Saugus, Coach Bornn was an assistant coach at Occidental College, Canyon H.S. (Canyon Country, Ca), John Muir H.S. (Pasadena, Ca), and Village Christian H.S. (Sun Valley, Ca). While at Village Christian, Coach Bornn worked with the defense and built a reputation for hard-nosed, aggressive defenses that were consistently in the top statistical categories in the San Fernando Valley. 

From there, Coach Bornn moved on to John Muir HS in Pasadena. While at Muir, Coach Bornn coached a variety of positions and served as the Assistant Head Coach and Defensive Coordinator. From there, Coach Bornn would move on to the Santa Clarita Valley and coached at Canyon HS for the 2001 season. Following the 2001 season, Coach Bornn would move on and join the college ranks coaching the defensive secondary at Occidental College in Eagle Rock, CA.

Coach Bornn received his Bachelor of Science degree in History from California State University Northridge. While in college, Coach Bornn served as a reservist in the United States Marine Corps, stationed in Long Beach, CA. In the Fall of 2001, Coach Bornn received his Masters Degree in Educational Administration from Point Loma University.

Coach Bornn currently lives in the Santa Clarita Valley and is married to his beautiful wife, Veronica. They have three gorgeous children, Angelo, Julian, and Paloma. Coach Bornn enjoys sharing time with his family, vacationing, reading, and dining out.

LA Times Coach of the Year article (click here)

Veronica has a powerful story that is documented in a book called, "I Found Love" (click here to go get it). A Journey of Hope, Perseverance, and Finding True Love is the travail of an immigrant whose life was shaped and molded by her mother into the strong woman the author is today. Through this expedition of joy, pain, and tragedy, readers will discover how the author found and learned what true, unconditional love is.

Coach Bornn is on Twitter!

Coach Bornn is on Instagram!

 
Faith Play of the Day for the month of January is LEADERSHIP.  Check out our social media platforms for encouragement and posts!!!

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#041.  This is a great episode as we introduce you to  Kirby Toribio.  Kirby  shares about life as a college football coach's wife.  Kirby's husband is Anthony Toribio and they've been married for 6 years now.  They met when Kirby was in college at Carson-Newman University in Tennessee.  Anthony had attended Carson-Newman but had since graduated and was playing NFL football for the Kansas City Chiefs at that time.  Before then he also played for the Miami Dolphins.  After sometime they got married and eventually moved their way over to Albany, Georgia where he received a coaching job for Albany State University. 
In this episode Kirby shares how both her and Anthony came to know the Lord through Fellowship of Christian Athletes.  It was this on campus club that brought them to a saving knowledge of God and changed their life. 
Also too Kirby shares a more vulnerable part of her life in that she struggled with body dysmorphia for a time.  It was  after taking control of her struggles through God's grace that she started her online platform "Freedom Fit Club" where she and other ladies who also have struggled come together to encourage eachother in both the physical aspect but spiritual as well.
Anthony and Kirby have two girls: Ayla (5) and Aria (2 1/2) and they are expecting Baby Boy Toribio  in April 2022!!!
Here is where you can find Kirby...
Instagram: @kirby.toribio 
Freedom Fit Club

Nos últimos cinco anos, os avanços da pré-impressão permitiram que a flexografia subisse vários degraus. Essa evolução tem possibilitado aos convertedores atingirem um novo patamar de qualidade, expandindo significativamente o universo atendido pelo processo.  

Mas o mercado de conversão não é só a flexografia. Ele engloba outras tecnologias, incluindo a impressão digital, presente inclusive nas máquinas híbridas. E os ventos favoráveis, soprados também pela alta demanda por embalagens e rótulos, estão alcançando empresas de todos os portes, consolidando o cenário positivo do setor. 

De acordo com Miguel Troccoli e Rodrigo Duarte, convidados do podcast, essa aceleração deve continuar nos próximos três anos. Eles são respectivamente presidente e vice-presidente da Abflexo/FTA, Associação Brasileira Técnica de Flexografia e Conversão Digital, que promoveu no início de outubro a Conferência Intercontinental de Flexografia, CIF 2021. A dupla fala ainda sobre como a automação está impulsionando a produção mais limpa, o uso do plástico nas embalagens e os passos da nanotecnologia.  

Financiamento coletivo
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Hosts:
Tânia Galluzzi e Hamilton Costa

Convidados:
Miguel Troccoli, Abflexo
Rodrigo Duarte, Abflexo

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Print & Digital Convention

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Email: ondasimpressaspodcast@gmail.com
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#039. Jeff and Jocelyn Steinberg has a great story. From Canada to Southern California. 4 kiddos, 4 dogs, 5 horses, and a partridge in a pear tree!

Coach Steinberg is the Head Football Coach at Beaumont High School in Southern California. He joined Beaumont after successful stints at Rancho Verde, Corona Santiago, AB Miller and Ridgecrest Burroughs. He won CIF Championships at Rancho Verde and Burroughs!

At each of his schools Coach Steinberg implemented a hurry up no huddle spread offense that saw tremendous results. Known for his organization & program building experience Jeff has been successful at 5 high schools in Southern California leading them to 18playoff appearances. Additionally, Coach Steinberg’s teams have earned 8 league titles, 3 quarter final appearances, 4 semi-final appearances and 3 California Interscholastic Federation Championship appearances winning 2 titles. Coach Steinberg has amassed 172 wins as a Head Football Coach. Throughout his career Jeff has developed record setting Quarterbacks in his programs who have gone on to all levels in NCAA in addition to NAIA schools.

Prior to coaching in California Jeff served as an assistant coach at the High School, Junior and U Sports level in Canada. (bio from Coachtube.com)

For coaching videos and clinics: https://coachtube.com/search?q=jeff+steinberg
Twitter and IG: @CoachSteiny

In this episode, I have a conversation with Vivekji (Vivek Gupta) about the importance of holistic education to be successful in any field.

Vivekji is a spiritual teacher and public speaker with Chinmaya Mission, an international non-profit organization working to transform individuals through the knowledge of Vedanta. In this dialogue, he shares how Chinmaya Vishwavidyapeeth (also referred to as Chinmaya University) is built on four pillars - Purity, Spirituality, Practicality, and Innovation, to provide well-rounded education without any barriers.

Now, we all have an amazing opportunity to be a part of Chinmaya University. There is a crowdfunding campaign happening across North America till October 15, 2021. You can help to provide scholarships for students from less privileged backgrounds; to build a state-of-the-art institution; to spread awareness by sharing this information with your friends and family.

Please visit any of the links below to learn more and to join us in supporting this great cause.
Vivekji's Campaign Page - https://cef.raisely.com/vivek-gupta
Neelima's Campaign Page - https://cef.raisely.com/neelima-polam
Main Campaign Page - https://cef.raisely.com

Together, we can make a huge difference!

#038. Coach Masaki Matsumoto was born in Japan, but grew up in Seattle, WA and attended King's High School and played for Jim Shapiro (Episode #007).  After graduating from high school, Coach Matsumoto received a scholarship to play football at Trinity International University in Chicago, IL.  He went onto receive his Bachelor's degree in Physical Education & Health and eventually, received his Master's degree in Special Education.  

He started his first teaching job at Bernstein High School in Los Angeles, CA in 2008; where he also became an assistant football coach and the head track coach.  After four seasons, he took over a struggling football program at Bernstein and turned it around.  In his three seasons as the Head Coach at Bernstein, his teams reached the playoffs all three seasons and made it to the semifinals in his last two seasons.  He was awarded the 2013 Central League Coach of the Year, 2013 L.A. Times Coach of the Year, 2016, 2017, and 2019.  Pierce County League Coach of the Year.   Bernstein's 2014 football team was also featured on an ESPN E60 episode for their accomplishments on and off the field.  

Coach Matsumoto arrived at Lincoln in April of 2015 and just completed his fourth season with the Abes.  His overall record as a head coach is 75-20 in 8 seasons with 7 league titles. 

 Twitter: @coachmatsumoto

 Making a difference at Bernstein HS (Hollywood, CA):  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwzUVPz6bN0

Taking the reins at Lincoln HS (Tacoma, WA) and the challenges that come along with it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sisDIVCZBKQ

Follow the Lincoln Abes Football team: https://t.co/lHJrq8IMs6?amp=1

Twitter: @football_abes

#037.  Ladies and Gentlemen...Corinne and I have been looking forward to this episode since the moment we started this podcast. This is where it all began in my journey to become a Head Football Coach. I would like to introduce to you my Mom and Dad, Laing and Holly Stevens.

They have a powerful story of love and forgiveness, restoration and perseverance. Laing has been a coach for 45+ years. He owns two CIF Southern section titles, multiple Coach of the Year awards, and has left an indelible legacy across Southern California with all of lives he has touched.

Holly raised four children during all of this and showed us all how to love and sacrifice for her husband as she freed him up to work his calling in life. There are women all over the USA who have done this, and done it very well, but not as good as my Mom! (Yeah, I'm a little biased). Listen to hear how she gets through the tough times, but also how she supports Dad's mission and purpose.

Their "together story" is one that can be made for TV! For those of you that know my parents would think automatically that it was my Dad who pursued and wooed my Mom. Not the case! We found out that it was actually Holly who made the decisive move to let  Dad know that he was the one. You got to hear to believe it.

Laing's Head Coaching resume':

• Garden Grove (early to mid 70's)
• Ontario Christian (late 70's to early 80's) including a CIF Championship in 1978
• Nogales (mid to late 80's)
• Ayala (he opened the school as it's Athletic Director in the early 90's, and then did a one year transition year as Head ball Coach in '97)
• Ontario Christian (early 2000's) including a CIF Championship in 2002
• Calvary Chapel Murrieta (2007)

He has also been an assistant at these and other schools where his impact was felt. There was a couple of years he took to be involved on staff at his church

#036.  Arguably one of the greatest Father - Son coaching teams in California, and maybe the nation. Joe and Herb Meyer have spent their entire football coaching careers in San Diego, California. Herb is on the "Mount Rushmore" of California high school football with 338 total wins (only three coaches have accomplished this to date) and 10 CIF titles in his career that spans from 1959 - 2003. The Southern California Football Coaches Association has an award named after him called the "Herb Meyer Distinguished Service Award"

Coach Herb Meyer Coaches Choice library of football videos/clinics.

Joe Meyer:

• Was a Gilman Gear West Coast Rep
• Served at the Terry Donahue California Showcase as a QB Coach from 2016-2020
• Coached with his Dad, Herb, at El Camino HS from 1984-2003 and won 6 CIF titles
• After El Camino, Joe went on to coach at Rancho Buena Vista High School from 2004-2006 as the Offensive Coordinator and Quarterbacks Coach.  Then went back to coach at RBV from 2014-2019 and serve as the Head Coach and Offensive Coordinator where they made the playoffs 3 out of the 4 years.
• From 2007-2009 Joe coached at Army and Navy Academy in Carlsbad as the Middle School Math Teacher and Athletic Director.  He also was the Offensive Coordinator and Quarterbacks coach.  In his time there he helped coach the team into winning their first  League Championship in 22 years!
• Joe also coached at Scripps Ranch High School from 2010-2014 as the Athletic Director and the Heach Coach/Offensive Coordinator.

Twitter: @FBCoachMeyer

Herb Meyer:

• Herb served as the Head Football Coach at Oceanside and El Camino High Schools from 1959 to 2003. Over his illustrious career, Herb garnered three hundred and thirty- eight victories, winning ten CIF Championships. His career has been decorated with countless awards. 
• He was named the National Coach of the Year by the High School Coaches of America in 1975. In 1978, Herb was named the National District eight Coach of the Year by the National High School Athletic Coaches Association. 
• In 2003, he received the All-American High School Coach Award from the All American Football Foundation. Herb was named the California State Coach of the Year three times: in 1978 by the National High School Coaches Association and the California Coaches Association; and in 1991 by CalHi Prep Sports. 
• In 1995, Coach Meyer received the National Federation of High Schools Association’s Citation Award and the State CIF Distinguished Service Award. This is just a short list of awards and recognition that Coach Meyer has earned over his career. 
• When he retired in 2003, Herb had won the most games in California and was the first to reach three hundred victories. He remains the only coach to gain one hundred wins at two different schools and is the only coach in the San Diego Section to win ten CIF Championships.

Last week both Nevada and California announced the return of youth sports to their states!... With a catch.

Nevada will only allow NIAA approved events for major sports like Football and Basketball and in California only outdoor sports will be allowed. Bryce discusses what this means for both states and gives his thoughts on the announcements that brought youth sports back to the west coast!

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