Elite Football Skills is owned and operated by Scott Semptimphelter, who has years of experience of playing professional football in the NFL and AFL, as well as coaching football at the professional, high school, and youth levels.

As a young high school QB in New Jersey, he was asked by a friend to work with his 11-year old son on the mechanics of throwing a football. This turned into an assistant coaching job for this young boy's 11-year old football team, and from that moment on, Scott knew he had a gift to teach the game of football. Over the years, he has worked with many young men from ages 8-18, and deep down always knew this was something he wanted to do.

Finally, after years of toying with the idea of starting a football skills academy, Scott launched Elite Football Skills in the Fall of 2010.

Below are some of Scott's key accomplishments over the years as a player and as a coach.

Playing Experience:

Lehigh University (Bethlehem, PA)

• 2-years Starting QB
• 1993 Patriot League MVP/1^st Team All Patriot League
• 1993 Lehigh University Single Game Record 6 TD Passes
• Career 6,668 yards passing, 50 TD Passes

National Football League (NFL)

• Signed to Dallas Cowboys in 1995 and participated and competed in the off-season training program, QB school, team mini-camps, daily speed and strength workouts, and games
• Signed to Dallas Cowboys in 1996 and participated and competed in the off-season training program, QB school, team mini-camps, daily speed and strength workouts, and games

Arena Football League (AFL)

• Quarterback - Orlando Predators (1997), finished Runner-Up in Rookie of the Year voting. Record of 8-3 as starting Quarterback
• Back-up Quarterback - Nashville Kats (1998-1999 ), participated in game planning, play calling, and in-game adjustments for the offense
• Quarterback - Los Angeles Avengers (2000), as one of the first players signed for the new expansion team, helped install the offensive system and train players on execution of it, called his own plays during this season as Quarterback
• Quarterback - Detroit Fury (2001), as one of the first players signed for the new expansion team, helped install the offensive system and train players on execution of it, led the team to a playoff appearance in its inaugural year, and finished 3^rd in the league with 76 TD passes in the season

Coaching Experience:

Holy Cross High School (Delran, NJ)

• Offensive Coordinator 1994-1997
• 31-12 record, with an average of 2,400 yards passing, 1,000 yards rushing, and more than 27 points per game during this time period

Brentwood High School (Brentwood, TN)

• Served as Offensive Coordinator in 2003 and co-Offensive Coordinator in 2004.
• Modified existing system to be more consistent and incorporated new plays to expand the capabilities of the team
• 20-5 record during the 2003-2004 seasons, and helped lead the team to winning Region 6 - 5A, and advancing to the 2^nd round of the playoffs in 2003, and to the quarterfinals in 2004

• Hired at Offensive Coordinator mid-season for a struggling team, rebounded from a 1-6 record to a 6-9-1 record by the end of the season
• Took over all play calling, installed weekly game plans, led film study meetings, and processed individual QB meetings
• Significantly improved offensive efficiency, time of possession, and points per game during the final 9 games of the season

• QB Coach from 2013 -2019
• 2 State Championship Game Appearances
• All 4 QB's coached while at BGA were awarded football scholarships to D1 Schools
• 3 Mr. Football Candidates / 1 Winner (all QB's)
  
• Coached consecutive QB's to break all-time passing records at BGA (Clay Beathard, Drew Martin, Nick Semptimphelter)