Born the son of Don and Angela Goodman, Dominick attended Colerain High School in Cincinnati, Ohio, where he excelled at both football and basketball. As a quarterback, he led the Cardinals to a 15-0 record and the Ohio state championship with a #5 ranking in the USA Today polls. He was named MVP of the Ohio championship game, running for a record 259 yards (21 carries) and scored a record-tying four touchdowns. For that performance he was named USA Today's High School Football Player of the Week. He was also named as a football All-American by PrepNation.com and 1st team All-City. He was selected to play in the Cincinnati East-West and the Big 33 Ohio-Pennsylvania All-Star games. He will play football next season for the University of Cincinnati. Also a stellar basketball player, Dominick became the first player in school history to score over 1,000 career points, finishing with 1,175 points, and this season was named 1st team All-Conference, 1st team All-City, and honorable mention All-Southwest Ohio.[1]
College careerEdit
Goodman, chose football over basketball, when making his college selection, when he signed with the University of Cincinnati. He was ranked as a 2-Star prospect according to Rivals.com.[2] At Cincinnati, Dominick went on to have several successful seasons, as he was ranked 4th on the career receiving list, 10th in receiving yards, 3rd in touchdowns in Cincinnati history, going into his senior season.[3]
Professional careerEdit
Kings CometsEdit
After failing to be drafted in 2009, Goodman played for the Kings Comets of the Mid Continental Football League, where he, and several other University of Cincinnati players, helped the Comets win the championship.[4]
Cincinnati CommandosEdit
After the 2009 outdoor season was over, Goodman signed to play indoor football with the Cincinnati Commandos, of the Continental Indoor Football League. Goodman posted outstanding numbers in his rookie season which saw him lead the league in catches (47), yards (473), and touchdowns (18). Goodman also started one game at quarterback, against the Wisconsin Wolfpack, which he completed 7 of 12 passes for 26 yards and no touchdowns.[5] Dominick also had 25 rush attempts for 93 yards and 4 touchdowns. His offensive versatility proved him to be a force. As a result of his great season, he was named the 2010 CIFL Offensive Player of the Year.[6]
Dresden MonarchsEdit
Prior to the start of the 2010 CIFL playoffs, Goodman left to play for the Dresden Monarchs of the German Football League. Joining a team that was 1-4 before his arrival, Goodman helped the Monarchs finish 7-7 and make the GFL's semifinals for only the second time in the team's history. Playing only ten of the Monarch's 14 games, Goodman finished second on the team in catches (50) and yards (720) and was also second on the team with three interceptions.[7]
Northern Kentucky River MonstersEdit
In early 2011, it was announced that Goodman has signed with the Northern Kentucky River Monsters.[8] He did in fact sign with the River Monsters, but was also drawing interest from the Arena Football League. So when the Cleveland Gladiators put an offer on the table, Goodman signed, and never played for the River Monsters.
Cleveland GladiatorsEdit
On February 18, 2011, Goodman officially signed with the Gladiators.[9] Once joining the Gladiators, Goodman missed a few weeks with injuries. He was able to return, and it now leading the team in receptions, despite his missed time.[10] On March 3, 2016, the Gladiators were assigned Goodman.
During a Goodman’s six seasons in Cleveland, he helped the Gladiators win the 2011 & 2014 East Division Championships, and the 2014 American Conference Championship, as he helped then earn a trip to Arena Bowl XXVII.
Sioux Falls StormEdit
On March 22, 2017, Goodman signed with the Sioux Falls Storm. On June 15, 2017, Goodman was released.
ReferencesEdit
^. Archived from the original on September 30, 2011. Retrieved July 11, 2011.
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Dominick Wendell Goodman born February 1 1987 is an American football wide receiver who is currently a free agent He played in the German Football League and Arena Football League Dominick GoodmanPersonal informationBorn 1987 02 01 February 1 1987 age 36 Groesbeck OhioHeight 6 ft 1 in 1 85 m Weight 210 lb 95 kg Career informationHigh school Colerain Cincinnati Ohio College CincinnatiPosition Wide receiverUndrafted 2009Career historyCincinnati Commandos 2010 Dresden Monarchs 2010 Cleveland Gladiators 2011 2016 Sioux Falls Storm 2017 Career highlights and awardsAFL American Conference Champion 2014 CIFL Receiving Yardage Leader 2010 CIFL Receiving Touchdowns Leader 2010 CIFL Offensive Player of the Year 2010 CIFL Champion 2010 MCFL Champion 2009 Second Team All Arena 2012 First Team All Arena 2014 Career Arena statisticsReceptions 727Receiving Yards 7 280Receiving TDs 132Rushing Yards 52Rushing TDs 6Player stats at ArenaFan com Contents 1 Early life 2 College career 3 Professional career 3 1 Kings Comets 3 2 Cincinnati Commandos 3 3 Dresden Monarchs 3 4 Northern Kentucky River Monsters 3 5 Cleveland Gladiators 3 6 Sioux Falls Storm 4 References 5 External linksEarly life EditBorn the son of Don and Angela Goodman Dominick attended Colerain High School in Cincinnati Ohio where he excelled at both football and basketball As a quarterback he led the Cardinals to a 15 0 record and the Ohio state championship with a 5 ranking in the USA Today polls He was named MVP of the Ohio championship game running for a record 259 yards 21 carries and scored a record tying four touchdowns For that performance he was named USA Today s High School Football Player of the Week He was also named as a football All American by PrepNation com and 1st team All City He was selected to play in the Cincinnati East West and the Big 33 Ohio Pennsylvania All Star games He will play football next season for the University of Cincinnati Also a stellar basketball player Dominick became the first player in school history to score over 1 000 career points finishing with 1 175 points and this season was named 1st team All Conference 1st team All City and honorable mention All Southwest Ohio 1 College career EditGoodman chose football over basketball when making his college selection when he signed with the University of Cincinnati He was ranked as a 2 Star prospect according to Rivals com 2 At Cincinnati Dominick went on to have several successful seasons as he was ranked 4th on the career receiving list 10th in receiving yards 3rd in touchdowns in Cincinnati history going into his senior season 3 Professional career EditKings Comets Edit After failing to be drafted in 2009 Goodman played for the Kings Comets of the Mid Continental Football League where he and several other University of Cincinnati players helped the Comets win the championship 4 Cincinnati Commandos Edit After the 2009 outdoor season was over Goodman signed to play indoor football with the Cincinnati Commandos of the Continental Indoor Football League Goodman posted outstanding numbers in his rookie season which saw him lead the league in catches 47 yards 473 and touchdowns 18 Goodman also started one game at quarterback against the Wisconsin Wolfpack which he completed 7 of 12 passes for 26 yards and no touchdowns 5 Dominick also had 25 rush attempts for 93 yards and 4 touchdowns His offensive versatility proved him to be a force As a result of his great season he was named the 2010 CIFL Offensive Player of the Year 6 Dresden Monarchs Edit Prior to the start of the 2010 CIFL playoffs Goodman left to play for the Dresden Monarchs of the German Football League Joining a team that was 1 4 before his arrival Goodman helped the Monarchs finish 7 7 and make the GFL s semifinals for only the second time in the team s history Playing only ten of the Monarch s 14 games Goodman finished second on the team in catches 50 and yards 720 and was also second on the team with three interceptions 7 Northern Kentucky River Monsters Edit In early 2011 it was announced that Goodman has signed with the Northern Kentucky River Monsters 8 He did in fact sign with the River Monsters but was also drawing interest from the Arena Football League So when the Cleveland Gladiators put an offer on the table Goodman signed and never played for the River Monsters Cleveland Gladiators Edit On February 18 2011 Goodman officially signed with the Gladiators 9 Once joining the Gladiators Goodman missed a few weeks with injuries He was able to return and it now leading the team in receptions despite his missed time 10 On March 3 2016 the Gladiators were assigned Goodman During a Goodman s six seasons in Cleveland he helped the Gladiators win the 2011 amp 2014 East Division Championships and the 2014 American Conference Championship as he helped then earn a trip to Arena Bowl XXVII Sioux Falls Storm Edit On March 22 2017 Goodman signed with the Sioux Falls Storm On June 15 2017 Goodman was released References Edit LaRosa s MVPs Class of 05 Archived from the original on September 30 2011 Retrieved July 11 2011 Dominick Goodman Rivals com Profile Goodman s UC Bio Archived March 24 2012 at the Wayback Machine Kings Comets 2010 Cincinnati Commandos stats Archived from the original on May 9 2012 Retrieved July 11 2011 2010 CIFL Award Winners Archived March 28 2012 at the Wayback Machine 2010 Dresden Monarchs stats Archived May 18 2011 at the Wayback Machine Goodman joins River Monsters Cleveland Gladiators transactions Cleveland Gladiators receiver Dominick Goodman shows signs of dominance Archived from the original on June 20 2011 Retrieved July 11 2011 External links Edithttp www clevelandgladiators com team roster player id 305 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Dominick Goodman amp oldid 1160690124, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
