Delaware Valley College Men's Football

Fedick is in his 15th year with Delaware Valley and his work with the offensive line has been a key to the teams recent success. Fedicks work helped 2005 graduate Jamie Kleinle successfully switch from the defensive side of the ball and become a two-time all-MAC honoree as well as a 2004 All-American. The following year, three linemen earned all-MAC accolades while senior center Damien Ciecwisz was named an All-American and the recipient of the Rimington Award as Division IIIs top center. In 2006, Kevin Harrigan was named an all-conference and all-region lineman and played in the Aztec Bowl in Mexico.  Ralph Stambaugh earned all-MAC accolades in both 07 and 08 under Fedicks tutelage, and added to his hardware by being named a 2008 All-American. Over the last seven years, 17 linemen were recognized by the MAC with two - Mike Long (2009 and 2010) and John Lavelle (2011 and 2012) - being named an All-American on multiple occasions.       Prior to Delaware Valley, Fedick served as an offensive intern and assistant offensive line coach for MAC rival Kings College. The Monarchs posted an 8-3 mark, including their second straight ECAC Southeast title, and he helped coach MAC Offensive Lineman of the Year Joe Corbett.   Fedick started his coaching career at Ursinus College and was the assistant offensive line coach in 99 before becoming the offensive line/tight ends coach the following year. Ursinus won 18 games in the two years, including the schools first-ever NCAA Division III playoff victory.    Fedick was a four-year letterwinner at Widener from 1995 to 1998 and saw time at all five offensive line positions. He was named a MAC-Commonwealth all-star as a senior and was a member of the 95 squad that qualified for the NCAA Division III playoffs.   Fedick graduated from Widener with a bachelor of arts degree in history.

Wright is in his fourth year with the Aggies and will work once again with the secondary. He came to DelVal after having coached at the high school level in the local area since 2000 and the Aggies have been to the postseason in each of his first three years, including an NCAA appearance in 2014. Last year, both starting safeties earnend all-conference accolades.    Wright coached a variety of positions, including a stint as defensive coordinator, at Upper Moreland High School from 2000 to 2010. The team won the Suburban One American Division title four times and was a two-time district finalist.   Wright moved to Archbishop Wood High School and spent two years with the Vikings as their defensive backs/running backs coach. Archbishop Wood captured a AAA state championship in 2011 and returned to the title game in 2012.   Wright played at Wesley College and was a four-year letterwinner and three-year starter for the Wolverines. He graduated with a bachelor of science degree in sports management/athletic administration in 2000.