Wisconsin Football Coaches Association

Wisconsin Football Coaches Association

American Football
Founded	1975
President	John Hoch Lancaster High School
Official website	http://www.wifca.org

The Wisconsin Football Coaches Association is an association of

each July.

Objectives

The organization was created for the purpose of making its member coaches aware of the latest techniques of teaching the game of football and form a network of communication between the coaches in the state of Wisconsin. The organization has also been invaluable in giving the coaches a voice to communicate with the sports governing bodies such as the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA) and the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS). The organization also promotes the idea of professionalism within the coaching ranks and is a source of comradery and fraternity for its members.

Origins

The WFCA had its beginning in the Spring of 1975 at a football clinic sponsored by the Wisconsin Coaches Association. Burt Hable of

, would then be selected from a vote of head football coaches within the membership. The following were selected:

• President - Ira Rebella -
  Merrill High School
• Vice President (Northern at Large) - Pete Adler - Durand High School
• Vice President (Southern at Large) - John Brodie -
  Homestead High School
• Secretary/Treasurer - Cal Callaway - Oregon High School

External links

• Official site