Blue Jay football sent a contingent of players and coaches on Friday to the "11-On" event hosted by the Kansas City Chiefs at Washburn University in Topeka. JCHS coach Randall Zimmerman said after an early morning workout at the high school they traveled to Topeka where there were eight teams represented. "There was seven-on-seven competition, there was big-man, different individual competitions against other teams. There was total team competition like tug of war, pushups, squat jumps, those kind of things."
Zimmerman noted that former NFL coach Russ Riederer and former Kansas City Chief Gary Spani spearheaded the camp with the assistance of staffs. 'The main thing is compete, compete hard, compete for each other, keep each other safe. They did a great job of getting the energy really, really high for each other. We were all there, all eight teams, to make each other better, help each other get better."
Later in the evening the Blue Jays held their Senior Retreat.