Bobby Stroupe

Bobby Stroupe was a player for the Wichita Falls Thunder, a National Indoor Football League team, in 2004. He led the team in interceptions before suffering a career ending injury to his neck and shoulder Fact|date=August 2008.

Stroupe attended Tom Bean High School in Tom Bean, Texas from 1995-1999. He garnished three team Most Valuable Player awards while having a stellar career in football, track, and power-lifting Fact|date=August 2008. Bobby holds the school record in the 100M (10.67) Fact|date=August 2008. He also holds the record for blocked kicks and yards per carry in football Fact|date=August 2008.

Bobby Stroupe attended Southeastern Oklahoma State University from 1999-2003. As a member of the football team Bobby saw significant playing time all four years including starting at four different positions.

Stroupe is now a personal trainer. Coach Stroupe already has produced over 100 division I athletes and is also making an impression on a professional level Fact|date=August 2008 He is currently serving as Performance Training Director and CEO of Accelerate Performance Enhancement Center.