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--Saints to Take On National Power--
SC will be taking on the Evangel Christian Eagles (Shreveport, LA) for the
2008-2009 football seasons. The games will be Week 1 of the season, with the
first being played in Shreveport, and the second on Lindsey Field at
Champions Stadium. A marketing group out of Dallas is expecting to get the
game on national or regional television.

Evangel Christian Eagles Profile:

- Since 1993, Evangel has been to 12 out of 14 State Championship Games,
and Won 11 State Championships (4 1A, 3 3A, 4 5A)
- In 18 years of football, 105 Eagles have signed Division 1 football
scholarships. A total of 144 players have signed college football scholarships.
- 1 out of 3 Evangel football players will sign a college football scholarship
- 1999 National Champions
- 6 Eagles are currently playing in the NFL

7-2-07

--Shiloh Still #1, Hootens Preseason Polls--
The Saints will open the 2007 season as Class 3A's #1 team once again. With
the release of the 15th anuual Hooten's Arkansas Football magazine, came
the Saints not only retaining their #1 ranking to start the '07 season, but also a
big individual honor. SC linebacker/running back Jordan Moore was chosen to
the Sonic Super Team in the magazine, an all-star team composed of the best
22 players in Class 3A according to the Hootens. The Saints are also picked
by 1AAA coaches to finish on top of the conference again for 2007. Below is
the preseason top 10, as well as the coaches picks for the 1AAA conference.

For more on Hooten's Arkansas Football magazine, go to:

8-13-07

--Tuck, Herring Making Splash in Fall Camps--
Southeastern conference, beware. The two pillars of the Saints' 2006 State
Championship run are making a buzz on their respective college campuses.
Crosby Tuck is representing his home state with the Arkansas Rzorbacks,
while linebacker Adam Herring decided to go off to the plains of Auburn. Tuck
started the 2007 razorback practices having to compete with a load of

11-5-07

--Playoff Time is Here, Our Time--
Dear Shiloh Friends and Family,

We have reached that exciting time of the football season � state playoffs.
We won our conference and earned a bye in the first round. We will need all of
you to come out and be loud in your support of the Saints.

There are a few changes from the regular season games. The cost of
admission is $5.00 for both students and adults. Everyone who enters the
stadium must pay unless they have a AAA pass.

Your blue and silver seat tickets will reserve your seat, but you will need to
purchase a ticket to enter the game. This will be true through the play-offs.

Student passes, Elementary T-shirts, faculty/staff passes, and senior passes
will not be honored through the play-off games. This is not our choice, but a
AAA rule.

Also, play-off games will start at 7:30 pm.

To God be the glory,

Josh Floyd

Coach Josh Floyd will take his Shiloh Christian Saints to the home of the 2007
Class 7A State Champions on August 25. The Saints will take on Daryl Patton's
Fayetteville Bulldogs at Harmon Field in Fayetteville, at 7:30 pm for a scrimmage
game. This will be the first time these two schools have met in football, though it
will not count on their record. It's also the very first live action football in the state
of Arkansas for 2008, being the first head to head scrimmage of the year. The
game should serve as a good prep for Floyd and the Saints, before they travel to
Shreveport, LA 11 days later to face power Evangel Christian.

* Note: This is a home-and-home series, meaning Fayetteville High will come to
Champions Stadium in 2009 to scrimmage.

receivers that signed with the Hogs in 2006. After just
a few days on the field, Tuck proved to be one of the
better wide receivers on the squad, "Crosby Tuck did
some really good things in place of Monk" Head
Coach Houston Nutt said. In Saturday's scrimmage
Tuck had a huge day, catching a touchdown pass from
Nathan Dick.

While Tuck is making a name for himself just miles
from Champions Stadium, Adam Herring is doing it a
little further away. Herring is working with the second

--Under Armour to be Official Outfitter of SC Football--
Shiloh Christian football coach Josh Floyd made an announcement to his players
late last week that was better than any Christmas gift they could possibly ask
for, Under Armour is now the OFFICIAL outfitter and sponsor of Shiloh
Christian Saints football. The Saints will wear Under Armour uniforms, cleats,
accessories and apparel exclusively starting in the winter of 2008.

Shiloh becomes just the twelfth high school program in the United States to be
chosen by Under Armour for sponsorship. The contract currently stands at two
years, but is expected to continue.

Founded in 1996, Under Armour is the originator of performance apparel, a line
of moisture wicking microfiber clothing that pulls perspiration away from the
skin to keep athletes cool, dry and light throughout the course of a game,
practice or workout.

Under Armour does not sell their uniforms to high school programs at this point,
you must be chosen by the company for a sponsorship in order to wear the
famous interlocking UA on your uniform.

Some of the names included in the Under Armour high school program
sponsorship include; Southlake Carroll (TX), Jenks (OK), Warren Central
(Indianapolis, IN), and Buford High School in Georgia.

Teams at the collegiate level sponsored by the Maryland based company
include Auburn University, the University of Maryland, and Texas Tech
University.

Under Armour is known for its "Protect This House" and "Click Clack"
marketing campaigns.

Under Armour is available worldwide through its web site
(www.UnderArmour.com) and at more than 8,000 retail locations worldwide.

--Saints Move to 4A, 2008 Schedule--

Shiloh Christian Football Schedule 2008

September
5- at Evangel Christian (Shreveport, Louisiana)
12- at Linconln Christian (Tulsa, Oklahoma)
19- Greenwood
26- at Berryville*
October
3- Pea Ridge*
10- Prairie Grove*
17- at Gentry*
24- at Gravette*
31- Huntsville*
November
7- Farmington*
14- Class 4A Playoffs- Round 1
21- Class 4A Playoffs- Round 2
28- Class 4A Playoffs- Quarterfinals
December
5- Class 4A Playoffs- Semifinals
13- Class 4A State Championship Game

* denotes 4A-1 Conference game

The Saints staff was completed on Friday, and the additions look to be
promising. Rod Washington was hired as the Wide Receivers Coach along
with duties of 7th Grade Head Coach, and Dawayne Hudson was hired to
control the Defensive Line. Both men were introduced to the team on Friday
afternoon.

Washington comes to Shiloh from Plano, TX. The last 5 seasons, Coach
Washington has served as Offensive Coordinator at Prestonwood Christian
Academy, while also coaching QB�s and Receivers. During this time, he
installed a no-huddle, spread offense, which helped PCA win the 2005 Texas
State Championship. Before coming to PCA, Washington served at 3 different
high schools in the Dallas area at the 5A level. One of these schools was Allen
High School, where he worked under current University of Tulsa Head Coach
Todd Graham. Coach Washington brings with him 12 years of experience,
while working at some great programs. Another great quality about Coach
Washington is his experience in speed training. He has helped develop and
improve many athletes in his career. He will teach Christian Studies & coach
track.

Dawayne Hudson is a Shiloh alumni, who graduated with Head Coach Josh
Floyd in 1999. He helped lead Shiloh to its first ever State Championship in
1998. Coach Hudson is coming to SC from Harrison, AR, where he has been
coaching defense the past 2 seasons. Before coming to Harrison, Coach
Hudson also served as Defensive Coordinator and Head Junior High Coach at
Union Christian Academy. Hudson was an All-American linemen at Evangel
University.

"Crosby Tuck.....Touchdown Arkansas!!!!!!" Those were the words heard loud and
clear on not only Tuck's first college reception, but his second as well. Yes, he
scored touchdowns on his first 2 catches on the collegiate level, not many players
can say that, if any. Promising freshman year right? Here's where the Kentucky
game comes in. In week 3 of the season, after making an unbelievable catch over
a Kentucky defensive back, Tuck fractured a bone in his elbow, forcing surgery
and sidelining the speedster for the remainder of the 2007 season. He finished the
year with 3 receptions for 103 yards and 2 touchdowns.

With the graduation of Marcus Monk and Robert
Johnson, Tuck has the possibility of being the
featured receiver for the Razorbacks in 2008.
However, things will be different in Razorback
Stadium. From the moment new Head Coach
Bobby Petrino stepped on campus in December, he
has been clear on one thing, the Hogs will have a
wide open spread offense, and the goal is to be the
best in the country. When Petrino was at Louisville,
he consistently had one of the top offenses in
college football, while taking the program to a new
level, winning the 2007 Orange Bowl by defeating
Wake Forest 24-13. In that 2006 season, the
Cardinals had 2 receivers with over 950 yards

receiving, 3 with over 500 yards, and a total of 5 players had over 200 yards
receiving. In addition to those stats, Petrino's offense in 2006 also fed the ball to
17 different receivers. The offense as a whole finished in the top 10 nationally.
With these kinds of numbers, Tuck's eyes have to be lighting up.

Along with Junior London Crawford, Tuck is listed at the top of the wide receiver
depth chart going into the 2008 spring camp. He also received a redshirt for the
2007 season, meaning he will have four years to play for the Hogs in 2008.
Recovered from his elbow injury, he is going full speed ahead to the '08 season,
the only way Tuck has ever played the game, and it looks like we may be hearing
the words "Crosby Tuck.....Touchdown Arkansas!!!!!!!" many, many times over the
next four years.

Shiloh's 2007 Offensive MVP, Matt Gerlt, has decided to join Head Coach Todd
Graham and Offensive Coordinator Gus Malzahn at the University of Tulsa to
further his football playing career. After an injury plagued Junior season, Gerlt
was a key player in the Saints' 2007 offense that advanced to the State Title
Game, scoring 66 points the previous week. Whether it was rushing or receiving,
Gerlt did it all. In Week 2 against Gravette, Gerlt totalled 217 yards, rushing for
102 and catching 3 passes for 115 yards, earning the High School Sports The
Magazine Player of the Week award. The Senior also earned 1AAA All
Conference honors in 2007. He becomes the 11th active collegiate player from
Shiloh, and the 37th collegiate player in the program's history.