Why was the Wuerffel Trophy created?  The All Sports Association felt that there was a void in major college football awards. Mike Bianchi of the Orlando Sentinel put it best when he wrote, “The Wuerffel. The Humanitarian Heisman. It’s about time. There’s an award for the best quarterback, best running back, wide receiver, best linebacker, best center and even best kicker and punter. Why not one for the best human being?” For us, Danny Wuerffel is the perfect person to have this award named after. He represents that which is good in the world, and truly dedicates his life to community service in the highest form.  Danny embodies the three categories of the award: Academics, Athletics and Community Service.

Danny said of his feelings of the Wuerffel Trophy, “It will inspire other people to be community minded, to live for others, to sacrifice their own interests for the benefit of the community and other people.”  The All Sports Association is proud to present the Wuerffel Trophy, which we feel will one day become the premier college football award in America.

About the All Sports Association

The All Sports Assocation membership is made up of dues paying volunteers whose primary mission is to provide contribution of time to raise money for local youth oriented non-profit organizations with an emphasis on sports programs. Through the efforts of the association with the annual banquet, the group helps fund numerous worthwhile sports organizations and charitable causes. Main beneficiaries of the All Sports Association are the local YMCA, Boys and Girls Club and Special Olympics.

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2008-2009 All Sports Association Board of Directors

Seated: Chad Hamilton (Treasurer), Mike Coupe' (Past President), Robert McEachern (President), Steve Boswell (President Elect), William Thomas (Vice President), Kevin Locht (Secretary)
Second Row:  Ralph Frangioni, Houston Harrison, William Kuhn, Coy Browning, Joey Crews. 
Not Pictured:  Tom West