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2005, February News Article
Former Celtics Coach Receives Lifetime
Achievement Award
St. Charles Celtics first coach, Tim Dailey, received the
Jodie Harrison Lifetime Achievement Award February 12, 2005 at St. Charles
East High School. The Jodie Harrison Lifetime Achievement Award honors
Jodie’s memory by inducting persons to this hall of fame who have
demonstrated lifetime accomplishments which are consistent with his values,
character and dedication to St. Charles High School Athletics. Tims' award
was presented by Mike Karson pictured above.
Tim is currently an English teacher at St. Charles East High School. (1977
to Present). He developed boys and girls soccer programs at St. Charles High
School. Boys head coach (1979-1990). Career record, 215-61-21. State
finalist 6 times, 3rd place-1984, 4th place-1990. Girls head coach
(1982-1994). Career record, 237-23-23. Three State Championships, 1990, 1992
and 1994. Currently Boys and Girls Head coach at St. Francis High School in
Wheaton, IL.
Current and former St. Charles Celtics players and coaches where present at
the induction ceremony, Bob Heilman (coach), Jim Heilman, Bill Heilman, Paul
O’Connell, Paul Ghiotto, Bruce Rasmussen, Clint Hull, Chris Denker and Gary
Cole. Congratulations Tim on your accomplishments and to your dedication to
developing and growing soccer in the St. Charles community. Best of luck in
the future from the St. Charles Celtics Soccer Club.
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Former St.
Charles Celtics players pictured from left to right.
Bill Heilman, Paul Ghiotto,
Gary Cole, Paul O’Connell, Tim Dailey, Jim Heilman and Bruce
Rasmussen.
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