Terry is a former High School All American in both basketball and track & field, Terry went on to play collegiate basketball and run track at The Ohio State University. Terry had the opportunity to be recruited by hundreds of colleges in both track and basketball. He has coached AAU basketball for both boys and girls for 15 years and won 90% of his games. He has also coached basketball at the high school level. During the past 22 years, he has been a very successful software sales executive and businessman in the healthcare industry.

Accomplishments:
1973 – High School All State and All American (Track & Field)
1973 – Set Ohio and National High School High Jump Record of 7’0"
1974 – UPI Basketball Player of the Year (Ohio)
1974 – High School All State (Ohio) and All American (Track & Field, Basketball)
1978 – Captain, Ohio State University Basketball

Matt Jacobs is a 1997 graduate of The Ohio State University, where he earned a Bachelor’s degree in Education. He played football at OSU from 1992 to 1997 and won a Big Ten Championship in 1993 with the team. Matt also earned his Varsity letter while playing for the Buckeyes. After 12 years of sales experience and contract negotiations for various companies, Matt is one of the principal owners in Total Recruiting Network and serves as the company’s President. Matt has also worked for Sterling Sports Management serving as an advisor to football operations as a player’s advisor.

He and his wife Chrissy live in Dublin, Ohio with their three children, Alex, Austin and Hayley. Matt and his family attend Encounter Church and Matt is in training to become an officer of the church.

Brian Mannino is starting is in his eighth season as Head Baseball Coach for the Columbus All Americans. He spent three years as head field manager under head coach John Mazza prior to the 2002 season. Following graduation from The Ohio State University in 1995, Brian spent six years as the volunteer assistant coach for the Buckeye Baseball program.

Brian was a two-time All American and two-time First Team All Big Ten honoree. He was a Captain for the Buckeyes in 1995. He finished his career with four Big Ten Championships. Brian finished his OSU baseball career as the schools all-time hits and RBI leader. He still ranks among the top ten in batting average, home runs, runs scored, doubles, at bats, and walks.

His professional career started in 1995 with the Sullivan County Mountain Lions of the Northeast League as a catcher and infielder. He also spent a summer in Rhode Island playing for the Tigersharks. In the summer of 1998, he was asked back as an assistant coach with the Paints. Brian was the hitting coach and first base coach for the Paints.

A Cincinnati native, he attended Cincinnati McNicholas High School where he set the school record for home runs and batting average. He played summer baseball for the Midland organization in Cincinnati. His parents Charlie and Debbie Mannino still live in Cincinnati.

During his 17 years as an assistant football coach for the Ohio State Buckeyes, Bill Conley coached tight ends, linebackers, defensive ends and special teams for head coaches Earle Bruce, John Cooper and Jim Tressel.

Conley coached teams that included the 2002 National Champions, and others earning berths in numerous bowl games, including the Rose, Fiesta, Outback, Sugar, Citrus, Holiday, Hall of Fame and Cotton Bowls. As the Buckeyes' recruiting coordinator in 1991 and 1992, and then from 1994 to 2004, Conley distinguished himself and gained national acclaim. Recognized by ESPN as the No. 1 college recruiter in the country, Conley consistently brought high-impact or "franchise" players to Ohio State. The list of players he recruited includes two Heisman Trophy winners in Eddie George and Troy Smith, Dan "Big Daddy" Wilkinson, Orlando Pace, and Terry Glenn.

Conley is a graduate of The Ohio State University, where he was a member of three Big Ten championship teams, including the 1968 National Championship team, under legendary head coach Woody Hayes. Conley earned a bachelor’s degree in education from Ohio State, and a master’s degree in administration from Wright State University.

Since retiring from Ohio State in the spring of 2004, Conley continues working to improve the skills of the nation’s top athletes, while keeping his ears to the ground for coaches looking for that next franchise player. Along with being one of the nation’s top motivational speakers, Conley is National Recruiting Analyst for ESPN™, and serves as a radio and television analyst and host for several Central Ohio stations.

While earning a Bachelor’s Degree in Education at the University of Pittsburgh, Brenda also competed in Cross Country, Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field for the University. After completing her BS in Education, Brenda earned a Master’s Degree in Exercise Physiology from West Virginia University. After graduation, Brenda began her teaching career at the elementary level eventually progressing to the collegiate level as a Biological and Physical Sciences professor at Columbus State Community College and Otterbein College. Brenda is also the Head Girls Track Coach at Olentangy Liberty High School where she is beginning her 20th year of coaching.

Brenda has also competed in three marathons and countless road races

During his 17 years as an assistant football coach for the Ohio State Buckeyes, Bill Conley coached tight ends, linebackers, defensive ends and special teams for head coaches Earle Bruce, John Cooper and Jim Tressel.

Conley coached teams that included the 2002 National Champions, and others earning berths in numerous bowl games, including the Rose, Fiesta, Outback, Sugar, Citrus, Holiday, Hall of Fame and Cotton Bowls. As the Buckeyes' recruiting coordinator in 1991 and 1992, and then from 1994 to 2004, Conley distinguished himself and gained national acclaim. Recognized by ESPN as the No. 1 college recruiter in the country, Conley consistently brought high-impact or "franchise" players to Ohio State. The list of players he recruited includes two Heisman Trophy winners in Eddie George and Troy Smith, Dan "Big Daddy" Wilkinson, Orlando Pace, and Terry Glenn.

Conley is a graduate of The Ohio State University, where he was a member of three Big Ten championship teams, including the 1968 National Championship team, under legendary head coach Woody Hayes. Conley earned a bachelor’s degree in education from Ohio State, and a master’s degree in administration from Wright State University.

Since retiring from Ohio State in the spring of 2004, Conley continues working to improve the skills of the nation’s top athletes, while keeping his ears to the ground for coaches looking for that next franchise player. Along with being one of the nation’s top motivational speakers, Conley is National Recruiting Analyst for ESPN™, and serves as a radio and television analyst and host for several Central Ohio stations.

Brian Mannino is starting is in his eighth season as Head Baseball Coach for the Columbus All Americans. He spent three years as head field manager under head coach John Mazza prior to the 2002 season. Following graduation from The Ohio State University in 1995, Brian spent six years as the volunteer assistant coach for the Buckeye Baseball program.

Brian was a two-time All American and two-time First Team All Big Ten honoree. He was a Captain for the Buckeyes in 1995. He finished his career with four Big Ten Championships. Brian finished his OSU baseball career as the schools all-time hits and RBI leader. He still ranks among the top ten in batting average, home runs, runs scored, doubles, at bats, and walks.

His professional career started in 1995 with the Sullivan County Mountain Lions of the Northeast League as a catcher and infielder. He also spent a summer in Rhode Island playing for the Tigersharks. In the summer of 1998, he was asked back as an assistant coach with the Paints. Brian was the hitting coach and first base coach for the Paints.

A Cincinnati native, he attended Cincinnati McNicholas High School where he set the school record for home runs and batting average. He played summer baseball for the Midland organization in Cincinnati. His parents Charlie and Debbie Mannino still live in Cincinnati.

Tim Williams Bio

At Waynesville High School in Ohio, Tim Williams had the record for the longest field goal in the state: a 57-yarder on Oct. 14, 1988. From there he went on to a successful college and pro career. Now he's working with young men from the 6^th grade to those training in the NFL to help them achieve their own dreams at the sport.

Attending The Ohio State University on a full football scholarship, Williams was a four-year starting place kicker (1990, 1991, 1992 and 1993) and a starting punter in 1991 and 1993.  He was named to the The Ohio State University All-Century Team and 1st Team All-Big Ten in 1993. His 49 career field goals at that time broke an OSU record, although his career P.A.T. percentage (99 percent) and 86 consecutive P.A.T.’s still stand today as an OSU record.

After college, Williams spent two years with several NFL teams, including the Atlanta Falcons, Jacksonville Jaguars and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He also spent a year with the Dayton Skyhawks of the IFL (Indoor Football League) in 2000 and another year with the Ohio Valley Greyhounds of the NIFL (National Indoor Football League) in 2001. Williams also spent three years with the Detroit Fury of the Arena Football League at the Palace of Auburn Hills in Michigan.  There he worked in the front office as Program Director for the Fury.  Currently he is employed with Kimball Midwest, an industrial supplier out of Columbus, OH.  He serves as a Sales Rep in the Dayton / Cincinnati area.

Williams was involved with the Ray Guy Kicking Academy from 1997 - 2005 as one of their top instructors.  He has traveled all over the country, from Oregon to Orlando, from New Orleans to Detroit, training kickers and punters at all levels.  He is very talented in attacking the fundamentals of kicking and punting and then building from there.

Williams’ biggest testament to his work is the players he has trained.  A few of those are mentioned here.

·        Mike Nugent:  The Ohio State University Buckeye record setting Place Kicker 2002 – 2005.  Lou Groza Award Winner 2004.  Current Kicker for the New York Jets. 

·        Art Carmody:  University of Louisville starting Place Kicker 2004 – 2007.  Lou Groza Award Winner 2006.  All Time NCAA Leading Scorer with 433 points.

·        Kevin Lovell: University of Cincinnati Place Kicker 2004 –2006.  2007 St. Louis Rams Training Camp.  Expected to return to the Rams in ’08.

·        Jad Dean:  Clemson University Place Kicker 2003 – 2006.   Lou Groza Award Finalist 2005.  Currently training for the NFL.

·        Cole Chason:  Clemson University Punter 2003 – 2006.  Has this to say about Tim Williams.  “He completely fine tuned my punting form in just two months before my first game my Senior year.  I went from averaging 36.5 yards a punt (net of 30 yards) my Junior season to averaging 41.15 yards and a net of 37.47 yards (19th in the nation) my Senior season”.     

Tim Williams serves as the backbone of the University of Illinois Kicking and Punting Game.  Illinois Head Coach Ron Zook, who served as a Defensive Backs coach at Ohio State from 1988 to1990, recruited Williams to Ohio State.  Tim now runs the University of Illinois Specialist Camp each summer and also serves as a consultant to them on the training as well as the recruitment of their kickers and punters. 

Tim’s students truly believe in his teaching methods because of their proven results.  His clients travel from all parts of the country to train with him.  Tim’s greatest asset is his ability to give the individual attention required to achieve perfection.  His philosophy not only encompasses the physical aspect of kicking and punting but most importantly the psychological thought process required.  “Having been there and played at a big time program such as Ohio State, I know what it takes to be successful.  We are all different shapes and sizes and I teach to the individual.  I am confident I can help whomever I work with no matter what level”.

Andy was the 1st Assistant Golf Professional at Tartan Fields for two years prior to coming to Scioto Reserve as the Director of Golf Operations.  Andy's years of experience in meeting the needs of the savvy golf membership have made him a perfect fit for Scioto Reserve.  Andy, a native of Worthington, Ohio attended The Ohio State University and currently resides in Marysville with his wife Nicole.

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