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MPSSAA Names Six Officials to October Football Crew of the Month

The MPSSAA announced its October Football Crew of the Month, recognizing six officials for excellence, integrity and dedication to providing a safe and fair experience for student-athletes. The officials represent several associations, and the Baltimore Ravens partnered with the MPSSAA for the recognition.

The honorees will be invited to a Baltimore Ravens event and recognized for their service to high school football. Their contributions include officiating, mentoring, training, communication and support for student-athlete safety and sportsmanship.

Ryan Massey and Buddy Isler Recognized for Service

Ryan Massey has been a member of the Maryland Board of Football Officials for 17 years and has served as an NCAA football official for five years. He also has served with the Baltimore County Police Department for 17 years and assists with the training and development of second-year officials.

Buddy Isler has been a member of the Potomac Valley Officials Association for 15 years and has 27 years of service with the Department of Corrections. He assists with the training and development of officials at all levels.

Metrey, Brummett and Yancey Bring Preparation and Reliability

Drew Metrey was recognized for his knowledge of the rules, versatility and reliability as an official. He participates in weekly film sessions, provides guidance on rules and mechanics, and mentors younger officials while contributing to WDFOA and the MPSSAA officiating team.

Pete Brummett has officiated for 15 years and is recognized for sideline management, consistency and composure. He has worked several playoff games during the past 10 years and worked a state final in 2024.

Eric Yancey studies and reviews film, communicates with coaches and players, and works multiple officiating positions as needed. His recognition reflects his preparation, engagement and flexibility as an official.

Ryan Hemminger Recognized for Safety and Leadership

Ryan Hemminger was recognized for fairness, professionalism, communication and a commitment to student-athlete safety and sportsmanship. He also contributes to leadership, mentoring, teaching, recruitment and community volunteerism.

Maryland Sports Blog Take

The MPSSAA recognition highlights the work officials perform beyond making calls during games. Massey, Isler, Metrey, Brummett, Yancey and Hemminger were recognized for officiating, preparation, mentorship and service that support a safe and fair experience for student-athletes.


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