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THE GRIDIRON CHAMPIONSHIP CAPITAL OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND

Michael Cornejo

TWITTER: @MikeCornejo

DIRECTOR | FOUNDER

Forum: MikeCornejo

Hometown: Germantown

College: UMBC- Catonsville | Montgomery Coll

High School: Northwest '00

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Matthew Miller

TWITTER: @mattmiller8389

COUNTY ANALYST | FORUM MODERATOR

Forum: millerlite8389

Hometown: Silver Spring

College: University of Florida- Gainesville, FL

High School: John F. Kennedy '01

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Simply click the appropriate query, type your message in the field below, then click submit. An MCFb staff member will try to answer your question as soon as possible.

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INTERESTED IN JOINING TEAM MOCO?

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Event Assistance

Kevin Grant, Matthew Dewhurst, Sebastain Salazar, Isabelle Khurshudyan, Evan Bentz

Matthew Papuchis, Jack McLaughlin, Ethan Cadeaux, Melinda Nguyen, Darius Johnson

Darian Holmes, Gerard Cornejo, Jenny Smith, Palestine Croswell, Sheila Taruc, Kyle McFadden

Ed Sheahin, Jeffrey Vogt, Lisa Levenbach

HISTORY/RECORD RESEARCH CONTRIBUTORS

Mike Anderson (Albert Einstein '82)

Washington Post All-Mets of MCPS from 1991-2008.

Skip Fitzgerald (Robert E. Peary '76)

Peary High Coaches & Final W-L records.

Kenneth Freeman (Seneca Valley '88)

Scores, records, & league standings of 27 MCPS Schools from 1974-2006.

Rich Liu (Thomas S. Wootton '87)

Washington Post All-Mets of MCPS from 1982-1985

"Montgomery Marty" (1970)

Jack Toomey

MISSION STATEMENT

To honor individuals who have made outstanding contributions to Montgomery County football

To preserve Montgomery County football’s historic legacy

To educate the public regarding the development and growth of "MoCoFootball" as an important part of Montgomery County's culture

To promote the positive values of the sport

RECOMMENDED WEBSITE SETTINGS

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OVERVIEW

:::Who We Are:::

MoCoFootball.com was created in 2005 by Michael Cornejo. It is an online community of enthusiastic fans, players, coaches, and alumni residing or tracing their roots to Montgomery County, Maryland. The site was the result and product of the public's inability to find news, announcements, scores, and conversation pertaining to Montgomery County high school football teams and alumni from across the nation.

In less than three years, MoCoFootball.com evolved into the first D.C. Metro Area website to station reporters who provided instananeous information and time sensitive scores via phone and text messages from multiple volunteers.

Today, MoCoFootball.com continues to be a staple to tens of thousands on Friday nights of the Fall.

MoCofootball.com also provides information on other county sports as well; basketball, lacrosse, soccer, baseball, field hockey, track, and wrestling are featured on our ever-popular message board.

MoCoFootball.com is home to nearly 5,000 registered members frequented by millions of visitors.

:::What We Do:::

The website/forum is powered by its community. We strive to put Montgomery County football on the map by marketing our quality of football; the athleticism and competitive spirit of our players, the selfless service and excellence of our coaches, the unrelenting support of our community, and the legacy of our alumni.

:::How We Make a Difference:::

We are committed to doing our very best in giving our community members an open avenue to converse and be proud of being a part of the MoCoFootball community. We strive to find ways to uphold the traditions and pageantry that make our brand of football great.

We continue to learn on how we will best able to connect the past with the present and in the end serve as a reminder for our alumni that they have been a part of something special.

We are MoCoFootball. "Champions Among Us."

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