thoughts are my own and do not reflect my employer Tim Maloney Sales NW. Schutt, The Game Headwear, Intensity/Soffe, and more

Bothell, WA
Joined March 2009
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Replying to @Gmac_coug
CTL Champs first time in a long time
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Tiers are not the answer. Real classification reform is needed and football should have special districts like Oregon. I do think Oregon took it to unnecessary levels but their is happy medium. Step one is separate football from ALL other sports. It is the only way to fix this
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828 adj. Enrollment should be in SPSL 2A....easy solution but requires work from people
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Replying to @PuckSports
Should be a 2A HS but admin want to make their job easier so they force them to be 3A
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Replying to @ChrisEgan5
Open enrollment will never work.
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Macalister Clark retweeted
“The (California) bill passed both chambers without a single “no” vote. While Certor (@vicispro & @schuttsports ) stood in support of that choice, Riddell was the only registered party to oppose the bill.” They opposed legislation that will help make football safer - especially for families that choose to take extra steps to help improve their children’s chances of being safer. The industry that I’ve worked so passionately in and love so dearly has no place for manufacturers or “subject matter experts” who don’t want to prioritize the full scope of advancing safety.
California is putting more decisions about protective equipment in the hands of youth football players and their parents.   Championed by Assemblymember Avelino Valencia, Assembly Bill 708 ensures youth tackle football players can use safety equipment, including soft-shell helmet add-ons, while protecting families from having a helmet warranty or safety certification voided solely because a soft-shell cover was attached.   Certor Sports proudly supported the bill from the start, advocating for legislation that keeps these decisions in the hands of parents and athletes.   The bill passed both chambers without a single “no” vote. While Certor stood in support of that choice, Riddell was the only registered party to oppose the bill.   We’re proud to have supported this legislation and helped expand choice for youth football families across California.   Read more here: sgbonline.com/new-california…
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Replying to @CoachGev
I mean I've told you I missed one and you still yelled at me....
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Replying to @AndrewNemec
Still cant beat C-W-U
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Replying to @wilnerhotline
Would not be the worst thing if Sunday Labor Day became the new tradition
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Macalister Clark retweeted
The best protection starts with the right fit. The @schuttsports F7 AiR is rated 5 stars by Virginia Tech and features the first integrated onboard AiR-Lock System, allowing athletes to adjust their fit on demand without a handheld pump. Protection that performs. Fit that adapts.
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Macalister Clark retweeted
New helmets incoming! Special thanks to the Cobb family! ⚓️🏈⚓️ #AnchorsUp
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Also a Mariner Alum....
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Replying to @wgarrow
We do a senior photo session for banners. On site. The day before practice starts. The other noise is crazy to me
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Their roster function is still very bad and if you us their stats product it still let you have multiple rosters…..they don’t understand that we want all the kids to be able access varsity film
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Macalister Clark retweeted
🔥HOT NEW ITEM🔥 The Gripper Pad is taking off. This stationary dummy is a great tool to teach athletes to leverage their hips, explode their lower body, and wrap their arms while tackling. Great for year round coaching!!
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Replying to @CWUWildcatNtn
Yes and no….this gives you 10 league games. Still lets you play a “buy” game…. Less scheduling games and 10 counters on the schedule…
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