Joe Licata-Owner, Quarterbacks Coach
Three year starter at Williamsville South High School. Commonly referred to as the most prolific passer in the history of Western New York Football. Set every major passing record in Western New York including career passing touchdowns, single season passing touchdowns, career passing yards and passing yards in a season. Two time first team all Western New York. Two time New York State Player of the Year. Earned a Division 1 scholarship to the University at Buffalo. Started for 3.5 years, voted captain for 2. Set school's major passing records including career passing yards, career passing touchdowns and single season passing touchdowns. The most career wins by a Quarterback in school history. Invited to Buffalo Bills Rookie camp. Signed a three year deal with the Cincinnati Bengals. Played in three NFL preseason games. Former Division 1 football Coach. Currently Coaches High School Football.
Matt Weiser- Wide Receivers/Tight Ends Coach
Matt’s football career began in Pennsylvania at Conrad Weiser High School. He was a 3 year starter as a Tight End/Wide Receiver at his high school where he lead his team in all receiving statistics and setting the school records for Career receiving yards and receiving touchdowns, single season receiving yards, receiving touchdowns and receptions. He was named the County Wide Receiver of the year and earned 2nd team All-State honors. He earned a Division 1 scholarship to the University at Buffalo where was a 3 year starter at Tight End. While at UB he broke the single season receptions and receiving yards records. Matt signed a free agent contract with the San Diego Chargers where he played in all 4 preseason games for the team. Currently Coaches High School Football.
Naaman Roosevelt- Wide Receivers Coach
Played his high school football at St. Josephs where he set single season WNY passing touchdown record. Roosevelt earned a Division 1 scholarship to the University at Buffalo, where he broke every major receiving record after being converted from the quarterback position. Roosevelt was a three-time Mid-American Conference selection, including first-team All-MAC as a junior and senior in a brilliant career. He finished as the Bulls career leader in receptions (268), receiving yards (3,551) and receiving touchdowns (28). He broke the school record with 104 receptions in 2008 for 1,402 yards and 13 touchdowns, all single-season records. Played professionally with the Buffalo Bills for 3 seasons, and is currently playing for the CFL Saskatchewan Roughriders.
Alex Neutz- Wide Receivers Coach
Three-year starter at Grand Island High School. His 1,182 receiving yards as a senior is a Western New York record for receiving yards in a season. Earned the James Lofton Award as the top receiver in Western New York in 2008. First-team All-Western New York as a junior and a senior as well as all state as a senior. Earned a Division 1 scholarship to the University at Buffalo. Neutz was a two-time all Mid-American Conference selection, including first team as a senior. He finished as the career leader in touchdowns (31), second in receiving yards (3,094), and third in receptions (195). First receiver in school history to have back-to-back 1,000 yard seasons and double-digit touchdown seasons. Following his record setting high school and college careers, Alex signed a free agent contract with the Cincinnati Bengals. Currently Coaches High School Football.
TJ Scamurra- Offensive Line Coach
Three year starter at Williamsville South High School at Center. During his high school career earned 1st team all-state honors, along with being a Trench Trophy Finalist. Played his college football at Division 3 Hobart College where he was a 4-time Varsity Letterman at Center. While at Hobart, T.J. and his offensive group had three 1000+ yard rushers, two 2000+ yard passers. A part of 3 Liberty League Championships, advancing to the Sweet 16 (National Championship 2nd Round) one time, and the Elite 8 (National Quarterfinals) twice. Currently coaches High School football and Wrestling.
