Ken Goffstein has volunteered and coached youth sports in Bergen County for over 25 years. He brings a wealth of experience to BCFL with his 7 year involvement as a community liaison, parent and coach with a previous NFL sponsored Bergen County based, flag football league. Ken has also coached TBO baseball in Teaneck, NJ, Teaneck Soccer and the Mitch Gross Basketball League (MGBL). Like his co-partners in this league, Ken has several core values that he says defines the objectives of the BCFL. Sportsmanship, fair play for all participants, honesty, integrity and making it fun!
When Ken is not coaching or working as a mortgage loan originator for Fairway Independent Mortgage Corp., he manages to find time to deliver food packages for Tomchei Shabbos of Bergen County – a poverty alleviation organization. He is also the Teaneck representative on the Teterboro Airport Noise Abatement Committee. Ken and his wife Lena enjoy spending time with their children – especially the family outings to sporting events.
Steve Gutlove has been actively involved in Bergen County youth athletics for the past 15 years. He spent 12 years as the Head Coach of the RYNJ Basketball Jaguars and he has coached more games than anyone else in the history of the Yeshiva Middle School Sports Association (Y.M.S.S.A). Over the years, Steve has run other successful Recreational leagues and several camp programs. He is currently a member of the Yeshivat Noam Coaching Staff. Steve is very excited to be part of The Bergen County Flag Football League.
Rabbi Avi Rosalimsky has extensive experience working with kids of all ages. He is currently a Middle School Rebbe at Yeshivat Noam, the director of NCSY RTC, the Commissioner of the Bergenfield Baseball League and he is involved in much of the youth programming that takes place in Bergen County. Through his various positions, Rabbi Rosalimsky has worked with and impacted the lives of hundreds of kids in the NJ-NY Metropolitan area. His students and campers describe him as warm, fun, caring, and someone who will always go above and beyond for them. Rabbi Rosalimsky is looking forward to the opportunity to bring his experience working with the youth of Bergen County to the football field.