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2015 Framp Camp: DeSean Jackson and Dwayne Frampton Experience

20 Friday Feb 2015

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 2015 Framp Camp:  The DeSean Jackson and Dwayne Frampton Experience

[Re-Post by The DeSean Jackson Foundation, 2015, February 21.]

DeSean Jackson, Washington Redskins’ wide receiver; and, his mother, Gayle Jackson arrived at the 2015 Framp Camp, in Bakersfield, CA, today and was greeted by approximately 150 youth, parents, media and a corps of loyal Washington Redskins’ west coast fans.

De'Anthony Thomas "The Black Momba, Kansas City Chief, Joined DeSean Jackson .

De’Anthony Thomas “The Black Momba, Kansas City Chief, Joined DeSean Jackson .  Please follow De’Anthony, Kansas Chiefs’ Rookie of the Year’ at http://www.datblackmomba.com.

Gayle Jackson, President, The DeSean Jackson Foundation, embraces the youngest member of the Washington Redskins’ Nation at Framp Camp.

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Golden Empire Youth Football Proud Supporter

DESEAN JACKSON & DWAYNE FRAMPTON

                 EXPERIENCE

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Date : February 21st & 22nd

Location : East Bakersfield High School

2200 Quincy Street, Bakersfield , California 93306

Time:   9:00am-12:30 ages 8-13

            1:30 – 4:30 ages 14 -18

Registration Fee for youth participating in 2-day camp – $150.00.   Please show up one (1) hour and a half hours prior to the event to sign in.

(Parents of participating athletes will be Admitted free)

Spectators $5.00

University of Southern California (USC) & the University of Utah division One Scouts will be in attendance .

Special Guests:  DeSean Jackson, Washington Redskins, Isiah Green, Pittsburgh Steelers, Ryan Broyles, Detroit Lions, De’Anthony Thomas, Kansas City Chiefs.

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Kansas Chiefs running back, De’Anthony Thomas, arrived at Framp Camp, on 2/21/2015, and greeted the youth with an autograph session and  motivational speech.

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About Framp Camp:

Framp Camp ” Here today to change tomorrow” was created to positively influence a critical youth demographic ages five and up . We provide athletes with a host of complementary lifestyle practices designed to prepare them to better deal with the challenges of everyday life. Targeting football and pairing young people with professional athletes and mentors, the program focuses on developing skills such as teamwork , education  and nutritional balance in an effort to create a positive and / or healthy balance for a demographic susceptible to other less temptations.

Framp Camp was founded by Dwayne Frampton , a former Division One Collegiate Athlete. coach Frampton has trained some of the Top Athletes in the N.F.L today such as Desean Jackson, of the Washington Redskins , Kelcie McCray of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Demario Davis of the New York Jets, Adrian Robinson of the New York Giants and others . Frampton decided to embark on a long journey to train and mentor athletes due to his love for Football and the determination that he has to elevate young athletes today . He figured there was no better way to install the values of educational excellence , teamwork and health than to use his strong knowledge of football to deliver his message .

ABOUT GOLDEN EMPIRE YOUTH TACKLE FOOTBALL and CHEERLEADING.  Please visit, http://www.gey.org.

NOTE:  This event is not a DeSean Jackson Foundation sponsored event; but, is endorsed and supported by our CEO, DeSean Jackson.

MEDIA AND OTHER INQUIRIES: PLEASE CONTACT FRAMP CAMP representatives RICHARD @ (661) 304-6673 OR MARIA @ (661) 343-5609.  www.frampcamp2015.com

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Wounded Warriors Amputees Softball Team defeats the NFL All Stars, 21 – 5

14 Friday Jun 2013

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Posted on Sunday, June 2nd, 2013 at 3:44 pm. [Reprinted by The DeSean Jackson Foundation, June 13, 2013 at 11:15 P.M.]
Written by Emmanual Benton

BOWIE, MD – The Wounded Warrior Amputee softball team defeated the NFL Stars team 21-5 Saturday in the first annual NFL Players Celebrity Softball game. More importantly, each side successfully helped promote amputee awareness through the event’s sponsor Medical Center Orthotics and Prosthetics.
Medical Center Orthotics and Prosthetics is the exclusive provider of lower limb prosthetics at Walter Reed Medical Center to wounded soldiers coming back from Afghanistan and the Middle East. Known for the fit and function they provide to their patients – they make it possible for athletes like those on the Wounded Warrior Amputee Softball Team to compete.

“I had a lot of fun,” said Washington Redskins’ cornerback E.J. Biggers. “Came out here and gave the community something — had a great game with the Wounded Warriors championship team. And they showed us why they’re champs today.”

The Wounded Warrior Amputee team did a lot of damage offensively. One player who stood out was U.S. Army’s Nicholas Scarborough, who seemingly hit home runs every time he stepped to the plate. The NFL Players started to form a comeback attempt in the bottom of the fourth inning, but it just wasn’t enough.

“We came out here to compete,” E.J. Biggers said. “We knew we weren’t going to win. But we came out here to compete and have fun — that was the big thing — have fun. And that’s what we all did.”

On the player’s team, Baltimore Ravens receiver Torrey Smith accounted for two of the player’s five points — one of which being a home run. Redskins’ Joshua Morgan and New York Jets’ Bret Lockett each had home runs as well.

“It was fun,” said Super Bowl champion Torrey Smith. “It’s always nice to have home runs in charity games. We had a great time — out here raising money for an amazing cause — wounded warriors and the soldiers that protect us. So, anytime you have an opportunity to support them, you do it without hesitation because they have given the ultimate sacrifice to us.”

Torrey Smith also rocked a new haircut at the event. “Chopped it off, man — just a change, you know,” Smith said. “It’s not really new — not like I’ve never had a haircut, but just a little change.”

The full NFL Players roster included: Desean Jackson (Philadelphia Eagles), Torrey Smith (Ravens), Bret Lockett (New York Jets), Robert Bailey (Cowboys, Ravens), Terrence Austin (Detroit Lions), Marvin Austin (New York Giants), Tavon Wilson (New England Patriots), Arrilious Benn (Eagles), EJ Biggers (Redskins), and Josh Morgan (Redskins).

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The Wounded Warrior Amputee Softball Team (WWAST) mission is to raise awareness, through exhibition and celebrity softball games, of the sacrifices and resilience of our military, and highlight their ability to rise above any challenge. Our goal is to show other amputees and the general population, that these athletes through extensive rehabilitation and training are able to express their desires and perform the sport they loved.

The WWAST is comprised of young, competitive, athletic veterans and active duty soldiers who have lost limbs post-9/11, while serving their country in the military/war. The team includes individuals with a variety of amputations of the arm, above knee, below knee, bilateral below knee, and foot. Some are still in the service, others are attending college thanks to the Post-9/11 GI Bill while others have moved on to new careers.

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