CAJFL Executive Board

Sammy Caraballo has been a dedicated coach in youth sports for over 30 years, primarily with the Cape Atlantic Junior Football League (CAJFL). He’s led teams in Woodbine, Dennis Township, and Middle Township, winning championships in all divisions. Sammy also coached high school baseball for 20 seasons and football at Wildwood and Middle Township. After serving as CAJFL Vice President for 11 years, he became President in 2022 and was inducted into the CAJFL Hall of Fame in 2019. A Millville High graduate, he’s lived in Cape May Court House, NJ, since 2015.

Bob has dedicated 26 years to the Cape Atlantic Junior Football League (CAJFL), serving as a coach for Wildwood, Lower, and Middle, a league representative for Wildwood, and an Executive Board member. He held the roles of President for 8 years and Administrative Vice President for another 8. A 1992 graduate of Wildwood High School, Bob is also a volunteer firefighter for Wildwood Crest and works in the Public Safety Department in Wildwood Crest.

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William Sweeney is member of the CAJFL Executive Board.  He was elected to sit on the board in 2023 and is currently coaching in Wildwood's Junior Warrior Football Organization.  Tink has volunteered and been involved in youth sports in the Wildwood's for over 12 years now and has been a resident of North Wildwood for the past 19 years.  Tink Graduated from Downingtown H.S. in 1979 where he played varsity football. 

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Leon Daniels serves in the dual role of the CAJFL Assignor and Operations Vice President, respectively. Leon is an NJSIAA certified football official and has officiated in the CAJFL for the past 17 years. In addition to his youth league responsibilities, he also serves on the Executive Board of the New Jersey Football Official Association South (NJFOA-South). The NJFOA-South Chapter is the high school officials' governing body which encompasses Cape May to Princeton. 

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Rich Hans is the newly elected Compliance Officer for the CAJFL.  He currently serves as President of the Junior Warrior Football Organization and the GWLL. A dedicated coach and respected community leader, Rich has been the varsity baseball coach at WHS for the past 26 years.  A lifelong resident of Wildwood, Rich has volunteered countless hours coaching multiple sports across various local organizations. His deep-rooted commitment to youth athletics and community development has left a lasting impact on generations of athletes. Beyond the field, Rich serves as the Superintendent of Parks & Recreation for the City of Wildwood.

Dan Lombardo is a Union Line Clearance General Foreman, husband, and father of four, with deep ties to Cape May County. A lifelong resident, Dan played for the Dennis Township Blue Devils and Ocean City Hawks in his youth, and has spent the past 20 years coaching for the Blue Devils. He’s also served as a league representative for the Cape Atlantic Junior Football League (CAJFL) for 10 years and currently holds a position on the executive board. In his professional life, Dan is committed to safety and leadership in the power industry, bringing the same dedication to his role as a coach and community leader.