2006 Draft
Rookie Draft
1st Round
Charlotte CB Kenneth Anaya
Gastonia C Phil White
Greensboro WR Foster Whisler
Raleigh FB John Alli
Kinston LB James Gunn
Durham G Jose Robertson
Rocky Mount QB Pierre Taylor
Winston-Salem T Howard Kirkse
Asheville CB Matthew Hall
Salisbury S James Weiss
Wilson Salisbury trades Troy Aaron for Willie Prior and the Wilson pick. (Salisbury CB John Tierce)
Burlington LB Jeremy Johnson
2nd Round
Charlotte LB Antonio Lindsay
Gastonia C James Rollinson
Greensboro DT Martin Salas
Raleigh CB James Riviera
Kinston DT Thomas Walter
Durham LB Edward Fishback
Rocky Mount C Mark Finley
Winston-Salem QB Robert Sundet
Asheville FB Tom Landry
Salisbury TE Joseph Varghese
Burlington C James King
3rd Round
Charlotte WR Randy Olivarez
Gastonia HB Jerry Simeon
Raleigh DE John Lee
Durham S Karl Dash
Winston-Salem QB Denver Bowman
Asheville LB Jeffrey Gustin
Burlington G Robert Hopkins
Spplemental Draft
Round 1
Charlotte cuts CB Thomas Shumate and picks up CB Mike Owens
Gastonia T Keith Valerio
Greensboro cuts DE Thad Bienemy and picks up DT John Cling
Raleigh G Greg Blair
Rocky Mount cuts C Mark Finley and picks up C Luke Strader
Winston-Salem cuts WR Tommie Lambert and picks up WR Elijah Penny
Asheville DE Thad Bieniemy
Salisbury LB Matt Weinman
Burlington cuts LB Ray Levell, G Gordon Wells, G Sean Capper and picks up WR Michael Avery
Round 2
Charlotte cuts Lance Boutie and picks up DE Kermit Marts
Gastonia cuts CB Shawn Carter and picks up Emmett Schell
Winston-Salem cuts G Barry Esiason and picks up LB Ray Levell
Asheville G Dave Lester
Salisbury cuts CB Charles Fipps and picks up CB David Nickson
Burlington C Webster Hall
Round 3
Charlotte cuts WR Randy Olivarez and picks up WR Trey Howard
Winston-Salem HB Pedro Colon
Asheville HB Maury Machu
Salisbury CB John Tierce
Burlington HB Steve Case
Round 4
Winston-Salem cuts QB Brian Mueller picks up QB Ken Alexander
Asheville LB Johnny King
Burlington cuts HB Milton Johnson and picks up CB Eric Lilly
Round 5
Winston-Salem CB Chip Horan
Burlington DT Richard Oglesby
Round 6
Burlington cuts CB Erik Graves and picks up C Harold Lewis
Round 7
Charlotte cuts DT Kermit Marts and picks up CB Erique Graves
Petis Norman Resigns
The Greensboro Patriots today announced the resignation of head coach Petis Norman after 1 season and a 2-10 record. Norman coached the 2002 season with Asheville going 1-11. This will be the 4th coach for Greensboro in 7 seasons.
In other coaching news Rocky Mount has decided to stick it out with head coach Chad Rutledge despite his team's late season collapse the past two years. "We feel that Rutledge can make this team a divisional champ," management said in a press conference late Monday.
John Walton announced over the weekend his resignation from the Charlotte organization. He took the Clippers to four straight playoffs from 2000-2003. After losing many of his starters from those glory years, Charlotte struggled to a 1-11 record last season the worst record in the league. "I don't have the desire it takes to rebuild a team and feel that I should hand the reigns over to someone who does have that desire," Walton said in a statement released to the press on Saturday.
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Retirees
Asheville
WR Mark Johnson 13 seasons
HB Lanny Iverson 4 seasons
G Webster Blakely 13 seasons
LB Karl Wray 13 seasons
QB Darrin Cavinaugh 13 seasons
LB Britt Brett 11 seasons
DE Howie Green 10 seasons
Burlington
TE Marcus Thompson 13 seasons
HB Burt Woods 3 seasons
T Howie Gates 10 seasons
WR Darryl Jenkins 8 seasons
Charlotte
WR Robert Jasper 11 seasons
LB Godfrey Birden 11 seasons
FB Shawn Snyder 10 seasons
Durham
C George Lehmann 15 seasons
CB Bo Graffe 10 seasons
Gastonia
CB Mark Munoz 11 seasons
WR Jeff Ryan 8 seasons
DT Ted Davenport 10 seasons
LB Doug Arbuckle 11 seasons
Greensboro
LB Frankie Rivers 13 seasons
Kinston
G Jed Munchak 12 seasons
S Bobby Gant 9 seasons
Raleigh
DE Shaun Nickerson 12 seasons
S Duke Thomas 11 seasons
G Floyd McNeil 12 seasons
HB John Tapp 11 seasons
Rocky Mount
DT Robert Dixon 13 seasons
LB Alton Prior 11 seasons
Salisbury
LB Mike Alt 3 seasons
S Hugh Jones 10 seasons
LB Will Aldridge 11 seasons
S Brian Target 9 seasons
Winston-Salem
S Steve Schroder 1 season
DE Ricky Hendrix 12 seasons
DE Jim Bolden 10 seasons
SALISBURY, N.C. -- The Popes, six-time champion of the North Carolina Football Association's Mountain Division, today announced the resignation of Leo Scott and Eric Nance Woehler as defensive coordinator and head coach, respectively. Scott will head the Popes' new advisory board, while Nance Woehler, team owner, will continue to manage Salisbury's general operations.
"I am, of course, saddened to be relinquishing coaching reins, as I'm sure Leo is, too," Nance Woehler said. "But we also share enthusiasm for this team's future. We both will remain intimately involved with the day-to-day operations of this team, in whatever manner is agreeable to our offensive coordinator, Ray Alexander, and the Popes' new coaches."
