Munster Football

Mustangs At Northwestern Prince Kwateng
The team traveled to Northwestern University to watch the Wildcats, led by Munster Alumus, Prince Kwateng. The Wildcats opened thier season with an exciting 30 to 10 win over the Syracuse Orangemen.
2008 Indiana Football Camp - Mustangs at the "ROCK" Man up
The Mustangs traveled to Bloomington, Indiana to participate in an intensive four day camp at the University of Indiana. Head coach Bill Lynch and his entire staff worked with the Munster players to develop football fundementals and skills. Besides working on skills, the 'Stangs competed against others schools in 7 on 7 passing, inside run, and 11 on 11 drills. The other schools attending the camp included Bloomington South, Ft. Wayne Northside, Heritage Hills, Gibson Southern, Jennings County, Daviss County (Ky.) and Crown Point. The camp was a fun, action-packed valuable time that built the foundation of the 2008 team and the Mustangs are looking forward to returning in the years to come.
Recruiting Services Spring 2004
Players and their families should beware of outside agencies trying to sell you their services. Many people are in the business of selling recruiting information for you and convincing you they can get you a scholarship. Do not be fooled by a fancy website and empty promises. No legitimate football playing school is going to offer scholarship money to anyone without talking to your high school head coach and getting certified video tapes and academic information. Coach Marsh contacts over 300 colleges each spring with your information. He also organizes a recruiting smoker for northern Indiana high school coaches to meet personally with over 100 midwest college coaches in May. Coach Marsh also sends out dozens of recruiting tapes to prospective colleges each spring and summer of your game highlights. Please be careful before you spend money for someone to get you a scholarship, most of these agencies do not have much success. If you were going to give scholarship money to someone, would you rather talk to his coach, his principal and his athletic director or some businessman in Nashville?

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