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Accomplishments

Menton Award Winners

Since 1970, the active membership of The Maryland Board Of Football Officials votes each year to recognize the leadership of one of its members. The award is named after A. Paul Menton, the first commissioner and one of the founders of the Maryland Board.

 

This award is presented to the person who best exemplifies those humanistic qualities of self discipline, loyalty, cooperativeness, firmness and fairness; so characteristic of A. Paul Menton.

  • 1970: Guy Railey

  • 1971: Lou Koerber

  • 1973: Angie Fortunato*

  • 1974: Joe Carroll

  • 1975: Ted Hartman*

  • 1976: Tom Hughes

  • 1977: Frank Matecki

  • 1978: Don McDonnell

  • 1979: Maurice Dashiell

  • 1980: Bob Cooper 

  • 1981: Bud Terry*

  • 1982: Jim Diggs

  • 1983: Vince Rosso

  • 1984: Leon Jones*

  • 1985: Bill Ryan*

  • 1986: Tom Beck

  • 1987: Lou Hammond

  • 1988: Norm Brewer*

  • 1989: Enzo Marconi

  • 1990: David Glickman*

  • 1991: Larry Yocum

  • 1992: Doug Douglas

  • 1993: Tom O'Hara

  • 1994: Jim Oliver

  • 1995: Jim Black

  • 1997: Norman Henn

  • 1998: Wayne Owens

  • 1999: Steve Smith

  • 2000: Stan Chase

  • 2001: Mike Connors*

  • 2002: Alonzo Ramsey, Jr

  • 2003: Joe Cook

  • 2005: Henry Mouzon

  • 2006: James Boyd

  • 2007: Leo Bullie

  • 2008: Reggie Cornish, Sr

  • 2009: Bob Wobbeking

  • 2010: Douglas Hole

  • 2011: Joseph Cieslak*

  • 2012: James Byrd

  • 2013: William Carlos Hutchins

* Deceased

Bud Terry Award Winners

Since 2002, The Maryland Board Of Football Officials gives an award to a newer official who exhibits those qualities that reflect what the membership desires in its representatives. The award is named after Bud Terry, a dedicated official who always valued.

  • 2002: Jon Stabile

  • 2003: Ben Scherer

  • 2004: Jonah Monroe

  • 2005: Barry Gilliam

  • 2006: Michael Chapper

  • 2007: Loren Scott, Jr.

  • 2008: Jim Pizzini

  • 2009: Fransco Johnson

  • 2010: Gilbert Jackson

  • 2011: Alonzo Ramsey

  • 2012: Thomas Bankston

  • 2013: Travis Drown

Pro/Collegiate Officials

The MBFO has produced numerous officials that have gone on to successful careers in the NFL and NCAA. The following is a list of each MBFO member currently working college football and the conference(s) they work.

Please note that despite these successes, the MBFO's primary goal is the greater Baltimore, MD Area.

NFL

  • Jonah Monroe*

  • Patrick Holt*

  • Rou DeSouza

  • Lou Hammond

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  *Selected for Super Bowl

NEC

  • Bob Hefferon

  • Norm Henn

  • Jim Kauffman

  • John O'Brien​

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BIG EAST

  • Jonah Monroe

  • Jon Stabile

MAC​

  • Hilbert Byers

  • Mike Byrnes  

  • Mike Chapper    

  • John Despines

  • Tony DiChiara

  • Rob Friedman

  • Gilbert Jackson

  • Fransco Johnson

  • Rob Miller

  • Jeff Pumphrey

  • Adam Wentworth

  • Bill Worthington

MEAC

  • Dorsey Skinner

  • Leon Jones

  • Wayne Randall

  • Stan Chase

  • Alonso Ramsey III

ECAC

  • Hilbert Byers

  • Mike Chapper

  • Tony DiChiara  

  • Gilbert Jackson

  • Fransco Johnson

  • Keith Salkowski

  • Rob Miller

  • Bill Worthington​

  • Enzo Marconi

  • Jim Slavvy

  • Roger Martin

  • John Fritz

  • Rick Lopez

  • Steve Smith

  • Wayne Randall

  • Donald Mettee

  • Norm Henn

  • Jim Oliver

  • Henry Mouzon

  • William Hutchins (Carlo)

  • Wayne Owens

  • Reggie Cornish

  • Alonzo Ramsey II

CIAA

  • Dorsey Skinner

ACC

  • Tom Beck

  • Jim Diggs

  • Jim Black

  • Alonzo Ramsey III

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