Submitted photo by Jerry Black Willie Teal, from left, Byron Williams, coach Don Tuttle, coach Paul Huddleston, Gary Ogden and Laverne Ogden and Rick Ogden (family members of the late Jack Ogden) are honored at the first Liberty-Eylau Wall of Honor ceremony Friday evening at the Rader Dome.

Surrounded by family and friends, former football coach and administrator Paul Huddleston; former basketball coach Don Tuttle; former Minnesota Vikings player Willie Teal, a 1976 alum; and former New York Giants player Byron Williams, a 1979 alum, were given awards during halftime of a varsity basketball game.

Staff photo by Christena Dowsett Former Liberty-Eylau coach Charlie Reed, left, speaks with Byron Williams, former NFL wide receiver, during a mixer to induct five recipients into the first Liberty-Eylau Wall of Honor at the Rader Dome. Reed, who was Williams’ coach in the 1970s, said Williams was “the nicest young man” he’s ever worked with.

Our Visit to Nichols

Nichols

BW Sports is expanding into a new Arena in the Fall of 2010. We are launching a NFL Youth Flag Football program in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Our program will be designed for boys and girls between the ages of 5 and 16. We are a recreational league, headed by former professional athletes as well as are officially sponsored and affiliated with the National Football League. Our program promotes a "Kids F.I.R.S.T" environment. Children of all skill levels can play and interact. Even more importantly, they can have fun. It focuses on :

• Fun...damentals
• Instruction
• Respect
• Sportsmanship and
• Teamwork

We are improving our kid's "life skills" and equipping them for life long lessons which they can apply to future endeavors. Keeping them "motivated and dedicated" is our mission.