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5August 18, 2021RAIDER NATION,On behalf of the entire esteemed AHS faculty and sta, we welcome you to the 2021-2022 football season! is year more than ever, we are grateful for the opportunity to host Friday Night Lights in Raider Stadium with our football players, cheerleaders, band students, and broadcast video students coming together to continue a tradition of competition, community and camaraderie. Since March of 2020, we all have gained a deeper understanding of just how important athletics and extracurricular activities are for our students, school, and community. Join me in cherishing every moment of tonight's game.I am excited to welcome back Coach Jason Kervin and his quality coaching sta to our community as we embark on Coach Kervin’s second season as head coach. While many of us felt this would be a more regular season, we are already having to make Covid-19 adjustments again. I am condent that no matter what the season brings, our students will come through having learned many valuable lessons about teamwork, overcoming challenges, remaining exible, and maintaining perseverance. I am proud of our students for their tenacity and so grateful for our coaches and directors for their leadership. Our student athletes have invested a tremendous amount of time, energy and eort in order to be ready to begin the 2021-2022 season, and I know they will continue to work hard both on the eld and in the classroom. I wish each student athlete the very best this season achieving both personal and team goals! ank you to all our players, coaches, parents, faculty members and community members that have helped make our football program world class. A very big thank you to the Alpharetta Convention and Visitors Bureau for over a decade of support and partnership. ank you also to all of our amazing sponsors for your continued support of our football program. Your investment in these young men and the sport they love is greatly appreciated. Lastly, I want to welcome our new Athletic Director, Chandler Yount, to Raider Nation! We are so fortunate to have Chandler join our school community! ank you all for being at the game tonight and throughout the season. We value teamwork and good sportsmanship in Raider Nation, so please help us model those expectations, including respecting the eorts of our game ocials. Enjoy the experience of Friday Night Lights! ank you for your continued support. GO RAIDERS!With Raider Pride,Shannon N. KerseyShannon N. Kersey, Ph.D.5
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10Raider football COACHING staffRaider football COACHING staffI graduated high school from Shelby Academy in 1999. I was proud to play QB on my father, DeWayne Kervin’s, first ever State Championship team in 1998. I was born and raised on the fields and the halls of Shelby Academy. Upon graduation, I signed a baseball scholarship and played baseball at Jefferson State CC for two years. I continued and finished my playing career at the U. of Montevallo. I began my coaching career at Shelby Academy. I had the pleasure of coaching my brother to a state Runner Up and a Semi Final appearance in back to back years. From there, I got the WR job at Calera HS. My second year, I was promoted to OC. We took that team to the Semi Finals, which is still the deepest playoff run in history. After 2 years at Calera, I became the RB coach at Hoover HS. During my 12 years at Hoover, five as OC, we were part of 6 State Championships, three Runner Ups, two Semi Finals and 1 National Championship. I am proud to say that during my twelve years coaching running backs at Hoover that we helped 16 sign scholarships and play at the next level. I also coached four Under Armour All Americans. I also had the honor and privilege of coaching in the Alabama/Mississippi All Star Game. I am supported by my wife of 13 years, Kristin. Together we have four beautiful children, Parker (10), Claire (9), Kylie (5) Cooper (3). We are proud citizens of Alpharetta and are thankful to be a part of this special community. Go Raiders! JASON KERVIN HEAD COACHCoach Hampton is the strength coach and offensive line coach. He has a Bachelors of Science in Exercise Science and is a Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist through National Strength and Conditioning Association. Coach Hampton was first team all state as an offensive guard and played center at Carson-Newman University. Gannon Hampton Offensive Line Strength & ConditioningMy name is TaQuon Marshall, from Cataula, Georgia in Harris County. I attended Harris County High from 2011-2015 playing Football, Baseball, and ran Track. I received a full scholarship to play football and continue my academic career at the Georgia Institute of Technology. There I played in 9 games as a true freshman. As a sophomore transitioned to quarterback. As a junior and senior, started at quarterback and broke multiple school and conference records. After my time at Georgia Tech (2015-2019), I entered the 2019 NFL draft and was an UDFA( undrafted free agent). I went to rookie minicamp camp with the Baltimore Ravens and also the Atlanta Falcons.In 2020, I took my talents to The Spring League in San Antonio, Texas where I played for the Blues. I decided to hang up my cleats and started a Non-Profit 7on7 team and got into coaching. TaQuon Marshall Offensive Coordinator / Wide Receiver Coach10
11Raider football COACHING staffRaider football COACHING staffRusty Reed is a long standing football coach / administrator in Alpharetta, serving as Alpharetta High School QB Coach, former JV Head Coach in 2019 and Athletic Director at AYFA (NAFL) for many years. He has coached football in Alpharetta for 12 years. Rusty also founded Club 33, an offshoot of FCA initiatives for AHS players and coaches.Rusty’s football background includes playing collegiately. He signed with the Ole Miss Rebels in 1983 as a quarterback and was part of the Ole Miss 1983 Independence Bowl team that ended a 12 year bowl drought in Oxford. Rusty is currently a Senior Executive at ESPN, where he manages a portfolio of 35 NCAA events, negotiating college football bowl entitlements and managing the ESPN Events brand. In his role, he represents ESPN’s owned and operated 17 bowl games, 4 Labor Day Kick-Off Classics and 12 NCAA Basketball Tournaments.He is a member and has attended North Point Community Church for 22 years where he has served in several capacities. He and his wife Rebecca of Florence, Alabama have four children. Jacques (27), Dakota (24), William III (17) and Eli (14).RUSTY REED QB COACH & TEAM CHAPLAIN Phil Beniamino has grown up with a passion for football in his blood. While he began at an early age, he later graduated from Hobart College where he played linebacker and led his team in tackles. After college, he traded in his cleats for a whistle. He quickly realized his passion for coaching all seasons of life. During his football career Phil went on to win many awards, which led to him being inducted into the Hall of Fame in Upstate N.Y. While he is extremely proud of his hall of fame induction, his career highlight is his world title in 2006. Here he was the head coach and founder of the professional IWFL team, the Atlanta Xplosion. After hard work and dedication, the Atlanta Xplosion went on to defeat the Detroit Demolition, who at the time had won 52 consecutive games and 5 National Championships. This earned him a national championship title and ring. Phil is currently the CEO of Cost Plus Processing and lives in Cumming, G.A. on Lake Lanier. His passion for football and coaching is undeniable, he is looking forward to being back on the field! “It’s not where you start, but where you finish!”Phil Beniamino Tight End / Fullback CoachBill Weaver is entering his 13th year of coaching and second year at Alpharetta. He is our Special Teams Coordinator. Coach Weaver is the former President and Athletic Director of the North Atlanta Football League. As a player in high school, Bill was a Georgia All State receiver and went on to be a four year letterman at Georgia Tech and member of the 1990 National Championship team under Coach Bobby Ross. Bill is the son of NFL veteran Herman “Thunderfoot” Weaver, who had an 11 year career with the Detroit Lions and Seattle Seahawks. Coach Weaver and his wife Shay live in Alpharetta.Bill Weaver Special Teams Coordinator11
12Raider football COACHING staffRaider football COACHING staffFrom Hoover, Alabama, Devon is bringing Alpharetta winning experience on both the high school and college level. While playing safety at Hoover High School from 2009-2012, Earl tallied 20 interceptions, over 150 tackles and 5 forced fumbles, playing in three straight state championships, winning the Alabama GA state title in 2012, as captain of a 15-0 team. That same year he was selected to play in the Alabama vs Mississippi All Star game, honoring the top senior football players in the state. Devon also was starting point guard for the school’s basketball team leading them to the school’s very first final four appearance in 2011. After high school, Earl signed a scholarship to play football and study Therapeutic recreation at the University of South Alabama in Mobile, AL. In his time with South Alabama Jaguars, Devon collected 3 interceptions, over 125 tackles, 7 forced fumbles, 5 recovered fumbles and 4 defensive touchdowns in his four year career at South, graduating as a captain of the team. Devon is 26 years old and in his second year coaching at Alpharetta. Devon is from Hoover, AL where his mother and father Kim and Narie Earl and older sister Kimbria reside. Devon Earl Defensive Coordinator / SAFETIESCoach Jackson played high school Football at Lowndes County High School 2010-2014, where he was a starter for 3 years, Captain, and Defensive Player of the Year & 1st Team All-State. He accepted a scholarship to Georgia Tech after graduating HS early in 3.5 years. His Georgia Tech career includes: Linebacker 2014-2019, Redshirted and played Special Teams 3 years, playing time in 15 games between Junior and Senior year under Coach Paul Johnson, Iron Jacket Award Winner 2019, and Deans List 2019. Coach Jackson earned a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration and a Masters Degree in Program Management. His coaching experience includes Linebackers Coach & Co-Defensive Coordinator at Cherokee County Football GMSA.Tre’ Jackson Linebacker CoachFor the Love of the Game! I played high school football at Hanahan High School in Hanahan, South Carolina. While there I played running back and linebacker and was a three-time All-Region and two-time Class 2-A All-State. I continued my education and football career playing college football at the University of Georgia, playing both defensive end and linebacker my senior year. I started all 13 games and achieved First-Team All-SEC honors after recording 41 tackles, 10.5 sacks, and three forced fumbles. I finished my career with 79 tackles, 12 sacks, and four forced fumbles. My UGA teammates and I won the 2008 Sugar Bowl and I received the Sugar Bowl MVP after posting 3.5 sacks and one forced fumble. I was drafted by the Indianapolis Colts in the fifth round of the 2008 NFL Draft.MARCUS HOWARD Co Defensive Coordinator / DL12
13Raider football COACHING staffRaider football COACHING staffShelby has served for more than 30 years with Fulton County Schools. This is his 17th year at Alpharetta HS. During his tenure he has coached on both sides of the ball. Shelby is a former Assistant Football and Baseball coach at Centennial HS and Chattahoochee HS. He graduated from Georgia College with a BS in Health and Physical Education. Shelby has an 18 year old daughter named Laurel. Shelby Smith Linebacker CoachI graduated with a degree in Criminal Justice at the University of Arizona (93). I had the privilege to play at the University of Arizona from 1990-93. I played outside linebacker and defensive end. I am happily married to my beautiful wife Terri Dorsey. I am a proud father of my three children, Jordan (27), Alexandria (19), Cayden (10). I started my coaching career at Sahuaro High School in Tucson Arizona (93-94). I coached linebackers and defensive ends. I coached Sandy Springs Saints in 2005 6th grade. In 2006 is when I got involved with the Alpharetta Jr. Raiders program which I am happy to say I am still doing today! I am also on the board of directors for the NAFL (North Atlanta Football League) which is the youth program for Alpharetta Georgia. I coach because this game gave so much to me, so I want to pay it forward to invest in young men’s lives. SEAN FRAY DL COORDINATORCoach Dorcemont is entering his 4th year of coaching and 1st year at Alpharetta High School. Coach Dorecemont graduated from Roswell High in 2015 and attended Reinhardt University on Football scholarship while majoring in Kinesiology & Health. He is dedicated to giving back to the community as well as mentoring the youth. Has a passion for fitness & sports performance training. He is the son of Marie and Noguere Dorcemont, has two brothers Jean and Kayden and one sister Tracy.Rodney Dorcemont Corners Coach13
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