Middle Creek @ SpartanFest Jamboree, Aug. 14
Sep 2, 2008
Each week HighSchoolOT.com will feature at least one athlete from the Triangle as the Athlete of the Week. This week we feature Middle Creek football player T.J. Weinberg.
Name: T.J. Weinberg
School: Middle Creek
Sport(s): Football, Baseball
Position(s): OG, LB, DL
Class: 2010, Junior
Hometown: New York City
The Middle Creek Mustangs are a favorite to contend for the Tri-Eight Conference title in 2008, and junior T.J. Weinberg offers a big helping hand in their success. Weinberg, one of the top offensive guards in the area, stands at 6-feet-1 and 240-pounds. He takes pride in not letting the defense get to the quarterback, and in providing the blocking required to help his skill players in the backfield.
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Best person to ever play your game: Brian Urlacher
Best person to ever coach your game: Coach Eric Weiner, NYC Pop Warner coach
Favorite Food: Chicken
Favorite Restaurant: Fridays, anyplace in NYC
Favorite Store: Best Buy
Favorite Holiday: Christmas
Favorite Music: Rap/Hip Hop
What's on your iPod now?: Lil' Wayne
Favorite Sport: Football
Favorite TV Show: UFC Universal
Favorite Movie: Rocky
Favorite College Team: Notre Dame
Favorite Pro Team: NY Jets
Favorite School Subject: Social Studies
Favorite Quote: "Pride comes before the fall."
Hobbies: Video games, reading
Job: Umpire (Baseball)
Dream Job: MD
Dream Car: Ford GT
Pet: Dog
Dream Vacation: Hawaii
If you could met anyone in the world, who would it be?
"Babe Ruth"
How do you prepare for a game?
"Sit in silence"
What do you like to do for fun?
"Go to the movies & hang out with football teammates"
What is your most memorable sports moment?
"Beating Athens Drive last year (2007) and winning the conference championship. This was Middle Creek's first conference title in football."
What is on your bucket list?
"See Notre Dame play at home. Go to college and play football."
What are your college ambitions?
"To go to medical school."
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