FCCA Convention 2012: Essex Raven’s Glen Mills set to present on Saturday

The 2012 Football Canada Coaches Association (FCCA) Convention, brought to you by Voxx Sports, is proud to announce that Glen Mills, Head Coach of the Essex Ravens (OVFL) will speak on Saturday. A passionate and intense competitor, Glen will do a great job when he presents on ‘Linebacker skills & drills’. To sign up for the FCCA Convention see links below:

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a) FCCA members convention price $69.95
CLICK HERE to register online (paypal, visa or mastercard)
Note: Make sure you are signed in as FCCA member when registering for this price

b) Non-FCCA members $109.95
CLICK HERE to register online (paypal, visa or mastercard)

c) GROUP / STAFF DISCOUNT (5 or more) $89.95
Note: Does not include membership & must be pre-paid
To register for groups: email [email protected]

GENERAL INFO (Including location, dates, schedule, hotel, and more):

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BIO

Glen is a graduate of the Windsor AKO Fratman program where he played from 3 years and was a starting linebacker for the 1990 eastern Canadian champions. He played for the Fratman after a 3 year high school career that he ended with a league defensive MVP award.

After his playing career Glen immediately got involved with coaching at Essex District high school, where he coached from 1990 to 1997. During this tenure he also coaches some all-star teams in the local area and in 1997 he was part of a staff that was voted the ‘staff of the year’ by their peers.

In 1998 Glen began his tenure with the Essex Ravens, where he has led the program to a 100-23-1 record (81% winning pct.). In 2010 & 2002 the team won Ontario Varsity Football League titles and Glen was selected coach of the year in 2000 and 2004 (was inducted into the OVFL hall of fame in 2005). Glen also presently coaches in the fall at Assumption Catholic high school.

Glen has guest coaches at multiple university programs and was involved with Team Ontario (Football Canada Cup) from 2002 to 2008. He was involved with Global Junior program in 2000 and 2001.