How did Flag Football helped reactivate a veteran coach?
In the spring of 2020, Doug Caenez was burned and finished football training.
He said: “Maybe the Cofide season is broken.”
He has been a major coach in DOS Pueblos High since 2018. He was a main coach in Santa Barbara from 2012-14. He stayed in DOS Pueblos as a teacher of media arts and focused on his children.
Then, in 2023, he was contacted to become a football coach for girls in the first season of sports. He changed his life.
“Frankly, I didn’t get much of this training football,” he said. “The man is fun. Girls are only a trait and want to play and most of them are other athletes first.”
DOS Pueblos Flag Football Sectation Brooklyn Hedricks, left, and Dahir Hurley.
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This feeling of fun, players who want to learn and the fathers who watch them to enjoy the game rather than anxiety about university recruits describe the best football season in science. Everyone realizes that this purity may not last for a long time. Players are already obtaining science scholarships for colleges. Secondary schools started searching for players.
However, at the present time, the participants only enjoy the opportunity to play a sport that was reserved for children.
“A year ago a student, I have never played and I have never heard of before,” said the star Dos Pueblos Receiver/Brooklyn Hindrix’s defense, who was the main baseball coach and assistant science coach.
Doug Caenez, Dos Boelbous coach, speaks with his players during the first half.
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She was a football player for years in the soft ball. Her parents spent a lot of time and money to move her to games throughout the country. Guess what happened in its novice year in high school?
“The soft ball was my best sport, but the football is frankly my best,” she said. “For a scholarship offer is crazy.”
DOS Pueblos is 18-2 and part of a strong group of teams from Vinterora Province and Santa Barbara is ready to challenge the strong teams in Orange County. Dos Boelbos took 18-1 orange to additional work before losing.
“That was the most intense game that I played,” said Hendrix. “This battle was back and forth. It was very fun.”
Besides Hendricks, which has more than 30 objections to her football career, Qasbbeck Cassi Hurley was a major contributor. Last season, Hurley was the center that picked the ball to Qurtubbere. Now it is the shots that fire, with 49 passes so far.
The normal season ends on October 15. The qualifiers are October 21, 25, 28 and 1 November with championship games on November 8.
Caines have been activated and his youth are renewed.
He said, “It was magic.” “The first year was very fun. There are no expectations. Everything was new – the first game, the first landing, the first objection. We managed to continue it.”
Based on the Caines Training Experience, the real trend in the coming years can be coaches of warrior in 11 men turning into Flag Football to return to the days of players who learn from zero and appreciation every moment in training and games.
Meanwhile, players will continue to get strange dances before and after games, applying defects like makeup, and most of all, with exercise that is not a pioneer but can be one day.
“This team has a great chemistry,” Hindrix said. “There is never any drama. We have a good group of coaches, and we focus on more fun. We love winning. This is great. But it is more than a family.”