2005
USFTL Cleveland
Hall Of Fame

Amos
Winston Jr.
Induction:
Coach/Sponsor
Presenter: Doug Swain & Michael Cihon
City/State:
Cleveland,
Ohio
Date
of Birth: 2/28/53
Height/Weight:
5’8”/265
Occupation:
Budget Analyst
Career
as Player: 6
years (1978-1981, 1983-1984)
Career
as Coach/Sponsor: 22
years (1982, 1985-2005)
Position:
DE/BB
Number: 53
Team:
Excalibur
(1978-1982: Parma Touch League), Panthers (1983-1984: Cleveland Urban
League), Dawgs (1985-2005: Cleveland USFTL League), Gibbs (1998-1999:
Professional Flag Football League) Rebels (2004-2005: Cleveland USFTL League)
National
Tournament Appearances: 10
(1988-1995, 2001-2002)
National
Championship Titles: 1
(1992-Ineliable Lineman Flag “C” Division)
State
Tournament Appearances:
16 years (1989-2004)
State
Championship Titles: 3
(1991-“C” Flag, 1996-“A” Flag, 2004-“A” Flag)
City
Tournament Appearances:
20 years (1985-2004)
City
Championship Titles:
3 (2001-2003: “A” Flag)
League
Championship Titles: 12
(1992 Spring, 1993 Spring, 2000 Summer, 2001 Spring, 2001 Summer, 2001 Fall,
2002 Spring, 2002 Summer, 2003 Spring, 2003 Summer, 2003 Fall, 2004 Spring-
All USFTL Leagues)
All
Tournament Team: 2
(1988-Flag, 1989-Flag)
Special
Awards: Class
of 1971 Shaw High School. Class of 1983 Myers University (Old Dyke College)
– majored in Accounting and received a Bachelor of Science Degree in
Accounting. In first coaching
experience in 1982, coached Excalibur to an 8-2 record. Won
two Professional Flag Football Championships as an assistant coach for the
Gibbs Flag Football team.
Most
Memorable Moment: In
1996, the Dawgs winning their 2nd State Championship by kicking a
47 yard field goal as time expired, forcing an if-needed Championship game, in
which the Dawgs routed the Changa Warriors of Columbus, Ohio.
MOTTO
"It's Time To Give The Game To The Players"
