Grover Froese Booth - #9 QB Renegades Epler Cup XI Summary. The first ever TSFA night game was a classic, both teams made the league proud with the level of commitment, determination and sportsmanship with which both teams exhibited before, during and after this memorable championship game. Coach Fred Garcia and his Outlaw football team, along with a few hundred fans, attacked first. The Outlaw defense created turnovers and scored the first points of the game. Shawn Battles and his Renegade football team, along with a few hundred of their fans struck back and tied the score 6 all. The scoring exchange continued 	2009 TSFA Season
1292759	as both teams managed to each get 6 points on the board, for their respective teams, with only 45 seconds on the clock and halftime on the brink. The Renegades scored the final 6 points of the half with no time on the clock. Halftime arrived with both teams tied. The second half saw a continuation of the first half with hard aggressive hits and big play after big play on both sides of the ball. #9 Henry Booth, a.k.a. Silk, made smart decisions while tucking the ball and running when nothing was open downfield. He played with a high 	2009 TSFA Season
1292760	level of energy and leadership that was unmatched. #66 Leo Reyes also had some timely catches as #15 Manuel Garcia found him on two consecutive plays open and earning positive yards as they drove towards their end zone with both teams continuing to match the other score after score. The 4th quarter arrived and the match continued with big offensive and defensive plays. With seconds on the clock and a tie score, Outlawz QB Manuel Garcia connected with #21 Zachary Young on a deep pass that placed the Outlawz inside the 5 yard line. The Outlawz found themselves rushing downfield 	2009 TSFA Season
1292761	with the clock running, as they were out of timeouts, and a dramatic miscue resulted in overtime. The Renegade defense was determined not to let the Outlawz score, led by South Defensive Player of the Year Oscar Valdez and South Defensive Player of the Year Runner-up Eric Trinidad the Renegade defense caused a turnover by Outlaw running back. Eric Trinidad, a.k.a. Turtle, forced the turnover. The Renegades took possession as #32 Eric Martinez was not denied the end zone. The Renegades scored and secure the victory and earn The Epler Cup XI Championship. The final score was 38–32 in 	2009 TSFA Season
1292762	overtime. Henry Booth was a unanimous selection as Epler Cup XI MVP. Regular-season swards. Northern Conference Offensive Player of the Year: Phillip Barron - #8 Revolution Northern Conference Defensive Player of the Year: Steve Navarro - #21 Longhorns Southern Conference Offensive Player of the Year: Jimmie Kelley - #11 Bulldawgs Southern Conference Defensive Player of the Year: Oscar Valdez - #99 Renegades 2009 TSFA Regular Season MVP: Carlos Garcia - #5 Bucs 2009 TSFA All-Stars. The 2009 All-Star Game was held May 23, 2009 at the Winston School. It ended with the Southern Conference All-Stars beating the Northern Conference All-Stars 	2009 TSFA Season
1292763	with a score of 32 to 6. The game was sponsored by Pampered Chef. Rosters. The All-Stars were selected on a voting system. The league's players, coaches and fans were allowed to vote for six weeks with the top players at each position getting a spot. 2009 All-TSFA team. 1st Team. Head Coach: Freddie Garcia Offense. QB: Carlos Garcia - 5 Bucs RB: Phillip Barron - 8 Revo RB: Zachary Young - 21 Outlawz WR: Michael Sanchez - 85 Outlawz WR: George Reyes - 0 Rhinos WR: Richard Cardenas - 9 Revo C: Erwin Stilzig - 51 Revo Defense. DE: Dawg Valdez - 99 Renegades 	2009 TSFA Season
1292764	DE: Vince Stevenson - 7 Renegades LB: Eric Trinidad - 6 Renegades LB: Patrick Kinslow - 7 Bulldawgs DB: Steve Navarro - 21 Longhorns DB: Chris Boldon - 10 Bulldawgs DB: Richard Martinez - 4 Renegades Special teams. K: Nathan Ruiz - 11 Revo Ut: Eric Martinez - 32 Renegades 2nd Team. Head Coach: Mike Molina Offense. QB: Henry 'Silk' Booth - 9 Renegades RB: Leonard Walker - 2 Wrecking Crew RB: Eric Martinez - 32 Renegades WR: Andre Williams - 9 Wolverines WR: John Martin - 23 Bulldawgs WR: Jeremy Nellum - 81 Phoenix C: Aaron Caudell - 55 Wolverines Defense. DE: Dontay Evans - 3 Longhorns DE: Richard Mireles - 1 Outlawz LB: Shaun Battles 	2009 TSFA Season
1292765	- 8 Renegades LB: Eddie Trejo - 7 Outlawz DB: Ray Garcia - 3 Outlawz DB: Nathan Ruiz - 11 Revo DB: JT Taylor - 5 Wrecking Crew Special teams. K: Dawg Valdez - 99 Renegades Ut: Daylin Rowland - 5 Renegades Honorable Mention. Offense. QB: Manuel Garcia - 15 Outlawz QB: Jimmie Kelley - 11 Bulldawgs RB: Curly Mitchelle - 22 Outlawz RB: Blake Sledge - 33 Bulldawgs WR: Gibby Alverado - 32 Outlawz WR: Damien Alston - 6 Revo C: Leo Reyes - 66 Outlawz Defense. DE: Chris Davis - 57 Wrecking Crew LB: Mario Bustamante - 2 Outlawz DB: Noel Miller - 4 Phoenix DB: Sheridan Young - 37 Rhinos Special teams. Ut: Robert Young 	2009 TSFA Season
1292766	- 28 Phoenix 2009 TSFA Season The 2009 TSFA season was the 11th regular season of the Texas Sixman Football League. In 2008, veteran team changed ownership and name again, another longtime veteran returned and two rookies joined the mix. That left the TSFA with 13 teams again and the post season ended with the 4th straight all-star game. 2009 also marked the first TSFA night games with the Epler Cup and All-Star games being played at The Winston School. Teams. The Rhinos continued as the longest tenured organization in the TSFA coming back for their tenth season. The 	2009 TSFA Season
1292767	Grover Froese Grover Froese Grover Alexander Moose" Froese (February 14, 1916 – July 20, 1982) was an American professional baseball umpire who worked in the American League during 1952 and 1953. He later worked as a baseball scout. Career. Froese umpired in the American League in and . He also umpired in the Eastern League, International League, and the American Association. After his umpiring career, Froese served as a scout for the Philadelphia Phillies. Personal life. Froese served in the U.S. Army from 1942 to 1946. Death. Froese died in Bay Shore, New York in 1982. Grover Froese Grover Alexander "Moose" Froese (February 14