Make sure you are using the correct account. Look for the BAM!

Players: Text @1-Mission to 81010
Parents: Text @gvfb20 to 81010

Do you have questions about the photos? Or perhaps you didn't receive an email with your players photos?
Send an email to ShabayPhotographyteam@gmail.com with the following information: GHS Mustangs, their team (Freshman, JV or Varsity) and jersey number. The Shabay team will be happy to offer guidance and assistance. 

When will I receive the FOOTBALL PLAYER BUTTON that I ordered?  
Thank you so much for your patience. The football player buttons will arrive on either Friday or Saturday of this week. If they arrive Friday, they we be available to be picked up at the BBQ cookout after the inter-squad scrimmage on Saturday at 11:30a. If they arrive on Saturday, I will run them by the school and the kids can pick them up from Coach A on Monday. Either way, you will have them before the Argyle scrimmage next week.

Mustang Nation,

Ask your player to show you their VIRTUAL COMBINE page! 

We are thrilled to partner up with Virtual Combine! Big things ahead for the Mustangs to help promote their players through #StraightLineRecruiting and to help their coaches make #DataDrivenDecisions! #buildyourbrand #RecruitGrapevine 

PLAYERS -
1. Complete Your Profile - add as much information as you have to your player profile - Academics, Stats, Photos, Hudl, Twitter, Awards etc. The more complete your profile the more information that RECRUITING COACHES SEE! Make it easy for them!!!

2. Photos - Use a CLEAR Profile Photo. It could be a great shot of you in action on the field, individual team photo that was taken earlier in the year by a photographer or a photo a friend/family member took AS LONG AS IT IS A CLEAR PHOTO OF YOU IN UNIFORM. NO SELFIES TAKEN IN A BATHROOM MIRROR.  If you need photos go check out our GHS Mustangs Football Smug Mug Page - https://ghsmustangsfootball.smugmug.com/  (downloading photos is FREE). There are TONS of action shots of all TEAMS!

3. Consistency - Make sure all information on your Virtual Combine player page is the same with what is on your HUDL and Twitter pages. For example, if you update your height & weight on HUDL be sure to update all it on VC and Twitter as well. If you update one page be sure to update them all. 

4.  SHARING Virtual Combine Player Profile LINK - add this link to all of the recruiting platforms that you use. Twitter, Hudl,  any school recruiting questionnaires, camp registrations etc.

Hello Mustang Nation,

We are seeking a Freshman or Sophomore parent volunteer that would like to work with Angela Gair the current Website & Social Media Coordinator during the 2020-2021 school year as the Co-Website & Social Media Coordinator. This will allow time to train you to take over this volunteer position during the 2021-2022 school year.

This is a great at-home volunteer position. No prior knowledge of website development is necessary. If you can update your FaceBook page you can learn the SportsEngine website.  Knowledge of Canva or other graphic program helpful.

If you are interested in finding out more, contact Angela Gair at angelamgair@gmail.com or text/call her at 817.201.9032.

Mustang Nation,

As the head coach of Team100, I am experiencing many conflicting emotions as our season has come to an end. 

I am sad. Sad that we will never have this same group of players in the locker room together again.

I am proud. Proud of the perseverance our team showed all year and the fight we competed with.

I am thankful. Thankful to have been on this journey together with all of our incredible parents.

I am excited. Excited for what the future holds for our seniors and their future endeavors as well as our underclassmen and their preparation for Team101.

Coach Mike Alexander

11.18.19

As we move into off-season pick up for the rest of the semester will be at 4:15pm.

Thank you for supporting your son in so many ways this season.  Our team cannot reach its full potential without your encouragement and support.  If you have any questions contact Coach Dillard via email, joshua.dillard@gcisd.net.

Coach Dillard

Dear Parents,

This weekend brings a heavy heart in Mustang Nation.

I know I thank you for letting me take care of your boys every week, but with the end of season I want to express my true gratitude.

I have thoroughly enjoyed watching your boys grow and mature every week. They bring me large smiles and great joy.  The legacy these seniors have left will be large shoes to fill. I have no doubt that Team 101 will fulfill and create their own.

Many of us will move on to other sports now. If you are, or just around, please always feel free to come hug me. I love seeing y’all at events. Also, please know your kiddos are more than welcome in the athletic training room should they need anything. My new hours will be Monday- Friday 730-530. 

Thank you for an unforgettable season.

Always proud to be a Mustang,
Tiffany

What:    Breakfast of Champions 
Where:  Field House Varsity Locker Room (Hwy 26)
When:   Friday, Nov. 15 at 7:15 AM SHARP!!
Who:     Varsity Team & ALL the men of Mustang Nation! 
Cost:      Bring 5, 10, 20 healthy breakfast items for players &  coaches!! No donuts please.

MUSTANG NATION!!

We are looking forward to continuing the Breakfast With Champions tradition with VARSITY TEAM 100 and ALL DAD'S and MEN OF MUSTANG NATION.   It's a special time to share a morning meal, be inspired by our very own Coach Alexander and a special one-of-a-kind keynote speaker, as they address TEAM 100. 

This week our speaker is Kenny Cain a former All-Big 12 middle linebacker at TCU.  He led the team in tackles for 2 years and was a key member on TCU’s Rose Bowl winning team. 

This leads to a special moment when all the dad's and men of Mustang Nation has the opportunity to shake hands with each player, look in their eyes and share words of encouragement and wisdom for the game ahead.

Breakfast of Champions is a moment you will not want to miss that only comes around during football season. Take advantage of these special mornings to inspire and be inspired, to encourage and be encouraged or just to be quiet and reflect on the minute, hour, day, month, year that is before all of us.  

As BOC is for the Varsity Team your son does not have to be a Varsity player for DAD'S to attend. 

See you Friday!
#Team100 #NoFear

Todd Miller & Jared Cowgill
Special Projects Coordinators
GHS Mustangs Football Booster Club

A native of St. Louis, Missouri. Ryan earned a scholarship to play football at Kansas State University under legendary Head Coach Bill Snyder. As a standout NCAA athlete Ryan served as a two-year captain and earned his degree in Communications. Ryan was drafted to play in the NFL by the New York Jets, drafted a second time as the 2nd overall pick in the 2002 Expansion Draft by the Houston Texans, and signed his final NFL contract with the Dallas Cowboys. After retirement from the NFL, Ryan worked for ESPN Radio and Fox Sports as a sports analyst and later leaving the industry to pursue a career in medical sales. While working on his Masters of Practical Theology at The King's University, Ryan was called to serve as a character coach with Fellowship of Christian Athletes. In 2017, Ryan launched iCoach Character.  Ryan has been active in the Grapevine Colleyville football system mentoring many of our local football players through both FCA and Mustang Panther Football.

Andrew Marr is a husband, father, Retired Special Forces Green Beret, entrepreneur, and best-selling co-author of TALES FROM THE BLAST FACTORY: A Brain Injured Special Forces Green Beret’s Journey Back from the Brink. His book is being turned into a full feature documentary titled Quiet Explosions: Healing the Brain by a two-time EMMY award winning director to include a three-time academy award winner contributing to the production efforts as well. He co-founded Warrior Angels Foundation and the Millennium-Warrior Angel TBI Network.

In his spare time Marr can be found pursuing his MBA at Pepperdine’s Graziadio Business School. He lives with his wife Becky the love of his life and their seven children in the Los Angeles area.

Click HERE to visit www.WAFTBI.org to learn more about Warrior Angels Foundation and Traumatic Brain Injury.

Chris is passionate in his devotion to Jesus Christ. He’s had the privilege of traveling the world as a pastor, motivational speaker, and chaplain to over 250,000 youth. Chris has been helping people connect with God for over 15 years. His relevant and down to earth teaching style has made him a sought after speaker for camps, churches, pro athletes, entertainers, and conferences. Born in New Jersey in a struggling family of three, Chris learned the importance of having faith. Through many setbacks in life, especially losing his mother at the age of 12, Chris was determined to make something out of his life. His mission is to impact and inspire coaches and athletes of this generation to make ethical and moral choices through their lifetime based on Biblical truths to impact the culture. Currently Chris resides in Ft.Worth, TX. He’s a husband to his best friend and wife Kristina, and father to two girls Mayah and Aria and one son, Diego. Chris loves sports, movie popcorn, white cherry slurpees, working out, traveling, and hanging with his family.

Jay Barnett is a former professional athlete, best-selling author, and high impact speaker who's generated countless success stories and has transformed hundreds of lives through his mentoring and leadership.

After winning two state championships with the Mustangs, Jay was a standout performer and four year starter at Tarleton State University and ultimately went on to earn a spot with the Green Bay Packers in 2006. After his time with the Packers, he played 2 years in the Arena Football League with the Tulsa Talons and Tennessee Vipers.

Today, he runs his own mentoring company, JBarnett Enterprise, which trains young men to be both physically and mentally strong.

Visit www.jay-barnett.com to learn more.

Richard Bartel has been the lead quarterback instructor for the NFL Prep 100 Series since 2012 where he has developed quarterbacks nationally as part of an NFL-led initiative to mentor elive level amateur talent. He is one of two former NFL quarterbacks selected by the NFL to participate in the program.

After a highly-acclaimed college career at Southern Methodist University and Tarleton State, Bartel spent six years as a quarterback in the NFL with a number of teams, including the Dallas Cowboys and most recently the Arizona Cardinals. Prior to that he spent four years in professional baseball in the Cincinnati Reds organization.

Click links below to learn more about Rich Bartel.
Richard Bartel - Quarterback Ranch Bio
Richard Bartel - Wikipedia