We firmly believe that team sports help mold successful people. In closing, please understand that we are all in this together, the Titan organization, parents, coaches, players, and in essence, we are all volunteering to ensure these young men have a positive experience with team sports. As CEO, Frickys leadership style fosters an entrepreneurial environment and a family-oriented culture that has enabled the company to retain its top talent. We will let you know as soon as time and location are finalized. The exact time and location is yet be determined. For calendar purposes there will be official league weigh-ins and team registrations on August 16 th.All games will have 3 certified officials.Again, all competition plays by the same rules. The KC league is excited that Omaha has finally started a program (and really wants us to succeed). The league informed us that Kansas City has had Pop Warner Programs for 60+ years and the KC league is willing to have teams travel to Omaha for games. This may include rounding out the schedule with teams from Kansas City. The Great Plains league is guaranteeing an 8 game schedule with no team having to play the same team twice.Tentative league schedule for first games will be the last Sunday in August.Our practices will start the first week of August, no pads for the first week. I recently attended a Great Plains league meeting.Only coaches will be allowed to see the evaluation sheets. Once the boys are placed on teams, the evaluations will be destroyed. We are not going to have “competitive” and “rec” teams. These evaluations are only to be used to help divide up our teams evenly, talent and size wise. The high school staff will also be evaluating the boys during the combine.A big thanks to Head Coach Mark Fritch and his staff for doing this for us. These men are extremely busy as their season also gets underway. The varsity coaching staff at Papillion Lavista South High School is running the combine. Tuesday, August 4, at Papillion-La Vista South High School. Our Combine is scheduled for 6:30 p.m.Please submit your checks (payable to Papio Titan Football) to Shon Barenklau at the Papillion Times Newspaper, 1413 S. There are a few parents who have not paid. We will be ordering equipment from Riddell Sports.Please share this information with other Junior Titan parents freely. We will telephone those without email to pass on this information. We currently do not have email addresses for all parents.If you have additional email addresses please respond back with your info specifically.Thank you for signing your son up to play football in our new organization. In the interim, please call or e-mail with questions. Sizewise’s business model demonstrates a capacity for sustained growth as the global population ages and continues to fight obesity.Some info to share as we ramp up for the coming football season.
In addition to bariatric wheelchairs and beds, Sizewise manufactures lifts, floor pads and commode chairs, and the company provides training and protocols for safe patient handling. At one point, the company moved some of its production to an overseas plant, but it closed the plant after finding that it couldn’t guarantee the quality of the products made there.
It was the first company in the industry to offer rentals of bariatric medical equipment.Īll of Sizewise’s production takes place in the United States. It also serves as the original equipment manufacturer for companies selling related products. As a Medical Equipment Technician, I service and repair specialized bariatric equipment such as hospital beds, regular, percussion, Mighty Air, Big Turn, Pulsate, and Rotate air mattresses. The company offers its equipment for rental, for capital purchase and on a lease-to-own basis. Sizewise’s main revenue sources are acute care needs, long-term care, home care and consumer bedding. Most of the people who were employed by Sizewise in its early years still work for the company. As CEO, Fricky’s leadership style fosters an entrepreneurial environment and a family-oriented culture that has enabled the company to retain its top talent. Sizewise, which provides bariatric wheelchairs and related medical equipment, has grown from humble beginnings in a one-car garage into a national company that employs 850. Both incidents showed Frickey there was an unserved need for greater mobility. In this same time period, he had to deliver groceries to an obese customer who was unable to shop for his own food. An accident left Frickey temporarily unable to walk the floors of his grocery business. The concept for Willard “Lee” Frickey’s company, Sizewise, began to germinate in the 1980s.
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