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2008 teams are mostly full. We are taking a wait list. Some teams still have a couple spots open. We have at least one team of 3rd - 8th graders in six separate divisions depending on age and weight: Mighty Mite, Cadet, Jr. Pee Wee, Pee Wee, Jr. Midget, All American. We start regular practice August 4th for the 2008 season. About: We offer the most comprehensive football program in the area and are sponsored by the NFL, a 501C non profit, a Park District affiliate, Positive Coaching Alliance, and members Chicagoland AYF League. We have experienced coaches, board and work to ensure a safe and enriching experience. Most important is the instruction, philosophy, teamwork and effort of our players and coaches. Football builds character and our goal is to be a learning, socialization and sports experience of the highest order. New Trier High School has more boys playing football than soccer, basketball, and baseball combined. AYF is the largest league in both Chicago and the nation with safer age levels and weight limits, everyone participates, weigh at each game, cheer/dance program, scholarships, national rules and playoffs, insurance, NFL sponsorship... League website - www.chicagolandayf.com Apply by contacting Hope Lerner our administrator - creativecolor@comcast.net or 847-791-1544. Special Quarterback Training - April 14 - 18 at Central at 4:00 - 5:30. (New Trier Quarterback coach) Northwestern University Spring Game - Saturday April 26th at Northwestern Stadium in Evanston. Fair starts at 10:00 and kick off is 12:00. This event is super kid friendly and a blast. Try to get there early and do not miss out. There is a kids fair with games, food, other youth football players, cheerleaders, marching band, mascot... Before the game the kids go onto the field to meet the Wildcat players and do stretching. We sit together and watch the game. Afterwards they again let the kids onto the field to get autographs and talk to the players. A great opportunity for the kids to see a college game in person. We go to another game with Chicago Heights on our homecoming weekend. Please wear the navy blue football shirts that we handed out and bring a pen. There is no cost. We emphasize team chemistry and comradary and hope to help our players grow into fine young men. This is a nice opportunity to start and get the kids together for a great time. Spring Practice - Glencoe Park District 6:00 - 8:00 Monday May 19 - Thursday May 22. No equipment necesarry. We have SMP training running speed and agility training and our and special coaches helping to run drills that we will be doing during the season. If there is time we will finish each day with touch games by team. This will give the kids a chance to ease into football and get a head start on the season.
Coaches Schedule - April 2 PCA Class/online course, April 12 - NW Coaches Clinic, April 26 - NW Spring Game, May 17 - Bears Coaches Clinic at Hallas Hall, May 19 - 22 our Spring Practices with coach training, AYF meetings are first Monday of every month at Grant Park. Please get coaching book from coach Rice. - more info - Jeff Lowell 2008 Teams - Mighty Mite (2 Teams) - French, Lowell, Michelon, Zazlavsky, Hardin, Sabo, Harris, Nixon, Mandel, Ross, Foster, Horvitz. Cadet - Herndon, Peltz, Silvers, Maizel, Mayhak, Rosenthal. Jr. Pee Wee - Pranian, Horvitz, Krauskopf, Gluckman. Pee Wee - Rice, Moriarty, Asst. Bond, Weber, Samman, Weimer. Jr. Midget - French, Heffernan, Norris, Lowenbaum, Peltz, Farrell 2008 Sponsors - NFL - National Football League, Dicks Sporting Goods, Shirise. Any donations will be gratefully accepted. If you know of any business or individual that might be interested in sponsoring please send donations payable to: Glencoe Football Association to Jay Abrams 601 Westwood Glencoe 60022. Sponsors receive recognition in our yearbook, website, and game banner. Gold level is $1,000 and Silver level is $500. We also need sponsors and volunteers for our Chicago Heights Friendship Weekend. Pictures - http://www.waynecable.com/glencoe/, http://www.neighborhoodcircle.com/glencoe/photo/2996 or http://www.neighborhoodcircle.com/glencoe/photo/3572 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQYWvejb9ig&feature=related or www.myspace.com/glencoefootball
Completed 2008: Orientation/Weigh In meeting, NT Coaches meeting,
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Rob Bond - Homecoming
Bruce Buzil - Fundraising/Homecoming
Brad Handelman
Howard Harris - Fields/Equipment
Greg Horvitz - PPK
Jeff Lowell - Coaching Coordinator
Ed Lowenbaum - Yearbook
Fred Marcus
Jon Michelon - Fundraising/Homecoming
Jason Peltz
Dan Pollack - PR/Grants
Rob Sabo
Derrick Sammann
Ken Weber - DJ/Fundraising/Homecoming
President - Mark Rice 847 509 2290 mark@ricefunds.com
Administrator/Equipment/Dance/Concessions - Hope Lerner creativecolor@comcast.net 847 791 1544
Treasurer - Jay Abrams 847 835 9913 JayAbramsInc@aol.com
Completed 2007 - Spring orientation meeting, Spring practice, Summer camps, Equipment pick up, Pictures/ID cards, conditioning with SMP, Extra Sunday practices, Scrimmages JPW, PW, JM, AA vs. Wildwood, AYF Certification weigh in, NFL Punt Pass and Kick Competition, Red and White Bowl, Second AYF Certification, Extra games with Winnetka, Kenilworth, Sacred Heart/St. Norbert, St. Agnatious, and North Shore Country Day, Chicago Heights Friendship Weekend, Northwestern vs. Duke Game, Homecoming Weekend, Youth Football Day at New Trier Stadium - Players go onto the field, Glencoe Trevians see Northwestern vs. Iowa, Football Awards Banquet.
Glencoe Titans Philosophy: Our goal is to create an environment that promotes the development of self-esteem, independence, and specific skills that ensure the boys will have a fun, safe, and enriching experience.It is unrealistic to assume that our children are training for a NFL career and we are against the “win at all costs” mentality and adhere to the Positive Coach Alliance. We want to win but have a more important goal – to use the sports experience to learn life lessons and positive character traits that will help them be successful. Three themes are: Redefining “Winner”, Filling the Emotional Tank, and Honoring the Game.Winners make maximum Effort, continue to Learn and improve, and refuse to let Mistakes (or fear of making mistakes) stop them. ELM = Effort, Learning, Mistakes. Athletes who are coached this way tend to have reduced anxiety and increased self confidence. This enables them to have fun and play better. You can help by explaining ELM. Letting him know you appreciate when he tries hard, even if unsuccessful. Ask rather than tell about his play. Ask open - ended questions. (What was the best part of the game for you?) Tell him you are proud of him regardless of the outcome. We all have emotional tanks that need to be filled to do our best. Research has shown that a “Magic Ratio” of 5:1 (praise to criticism) is ideal. Magic things happen when we get close to the ratio. When the ratio drops they become discouraged (their tanks become drained) Encourage him without giving a lot of advice. When he makes a mistake, you might say’ “Don’t worry. Let’s get the next one…” Find several positives before you offer advice. We stress sportsmanship and set a good example. Honoring the Game gets to the ROOTS of the matter: Rules – we respect the letter and spirit of the rules. Opponents – we try hard to win, but not at the expense of demeaning our opponents. Officials – we treat officials with respect. Teammates – we support each other and never do anything that would embarrass our team. Self – we live up to our own standards regardless of what others do. Be a role model and Honor the Game. Issues that are a concern are communications, playing time, safety, and attendance. In keeping with building self - esteem, whenever concerns arise it is important that the player talks to the coach directly if possible. He should feel confident to speak with his coach and it will serve him well. Obviously parents can also speak to the coaches. Playing time and positions are issues the player should discuss with the coach. We ensure that everyone plays however equal playing time is not typical. No boy should feel left out and we have rules to ensure everyone plays. We focus on teaching how to play correctly and physical conditioning to be ready for games and want each boy to do 20 push - ups and 20 sit - ups as homework. This will build strength and confidence. There is life beyond sports: family comes first, school second, religion third, and then sports. However, you must let a coach know when you will miss a game or practice. We look forward to a rewarding season.
Thanks to our volunteers: We are Volunteers not experts. We’re your next door neighbors not perfect – We are parents just like you who happen to raise our hand to help out. We don’t have any more spare time or energy than you do: we work full time and juggle our families and our schedules and try to keep it together as best as we can. We believe we can make a difference in the life of a child. We contribute our time, talents, money and mileage. We try to involve parents who want us to understand that they have other commitments and cannot help out. Sometimes we find ourselves going in too many directions. Sometimes we run out of steam. We have memory and communication lapses. Time slips by. We pray for help, support and understanding. Sometimes we feel unappreciated. When a child looks up at us who has just mastered a new accomplishment. Their smile lights up the room. When they say thank you, it was all worth it. We struggle every day to instill fairness, consideration, self-respect and kindness. Sometimes we need to learn these lessons also. Please be patient if we appear distracted, frightened or overwhelmed at times. Instead provide us with encouragement, offer your help. Keep us in your thoughts and prayers. We are after all, only…mentors…role models…leaders… coaches…volunteers who are willing to give your child the most precious gifts of all: The gifts of our attention and our time.
Sponsors: Any donations, public or private will be gratefully accepted. If you know of any business or individual that might be interested in sponsoring please send donations payable to: Glencoe Football Association to Jay Abrams 601 Westwood Glencoe 60022. Sponsors receive recognition in our yearbook, website, and game banner. Gold level is $1,000 and Silver level is $500. Thank you to Chicago Heights Friendship Weekend sponsor PASCAL Pour ELLE and our gold and silver sponsors: NFL - National Football League, Spitz family, Little Red Hen, Northshore Bank, Lowell Family, Strikeforce Bowling, Peltz family, Harris Bank, Coldwell Banker, T L Fritts Sporting Goods, Jim and Cathy Pelts, Beitler family, Lesniak family, Samman family, Rice family, Solomon family. For 2008 - NFL, Dicks Sporting Goods, Shirise
YOUTH FOOTBALL INJURIES UNCOMMON - A Statement by Dave Ogrean, USA Football Executive Director - Every year, more than 12 million kids play football, and that number is ever-growing. The well-being of young players is promoted through finely detailed safety practices and age/weight standards.Over the years, youth football leagues have adjusted the rules of the game to reduce the risk of injuries. Evidence of the direct result of football's strict guidelines at the youth level is displayed in an analysis by the Mayo Clinic that indicated in a 2002 report that "the risk of injury in youth football does not appear greater than other recreational or competitive sports." In fact, the report stated that "youth football injuries are uncommon." Two of the nation's premiere youth football organizations, Pop Warner and American Youth Football, set high safety standards for their players and coaches. Players are grouped according to their age and weight, in order to avoid mismatches, and different divisions are designed to overlap in age to offer maximum opportunity for safe participation. Another important precaution at the youth level is the proper fitting of equipment. Youth leagues ensure that all players have high quality helmets, padding, and other gear when on the playing field, which greatly minimizes the risk of injury.The fact that most injuries are predictable, and thus preventable, should make the issue of injury non-problematic. While no physical activity will ever be totally free of injury, youth football programs are continually working to improve themselves and ensure that more kids each year benefit from the sport's many lessons.
(January 2005) From USA Football Website
2008 Ages & Weights
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Playing Level |
Age** |
Player Classification |
Certification Weight |
End of Season |
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Mighty Mites |
7 |
Striper |
over 95 lbs |
over 99 lbs |
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Mighty Mites |
7 |
Regular Weight |
95 lbs |
99 lbs |
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Mighty Mites |
8 |
Regular Weight |
95 lbs |
99 lbs |
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Mighty Mites |
9 |
Regular Weight |
95 lbs |
99 lbs |
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Cadets |
8 |
Striper |
over 100 lbs |
over 104 lbs |
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Cadets |
8 |
Regular Weight |
100 lbs |
104 lbs |
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Cadets |
9 |
Regular Weight |
100 lbs |
104 lbs |
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Cadets |
10 |
Older / Lighter |
80 lbs |
84 lbs |
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Junior Pee Wees |
8 & 9 |
Striper |
over 110 lbs |
over 114 lbs |
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Junior Pee Wees |
8 & 9 |
Regular Weight |
110 lbs |
114 lbs |
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Junior Pee Wees |
10 |
Regular Weight |
110 lbs |
114 lbs |
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Junior Pee Wees |
11 |
Older / Lighter |
90 lbs |
94 lbs |
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Pee Wees |
9 & 10 |
Striper |
over 125 lbs |
over 129 lbs |
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Pee Wees |
9 & 10 |
Regular Weight |
125 lbs |
129 lbs |
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Pee Wees |
11 |
Regular Weight |
125 lbs |
129 lbs |
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Pee Wees |
12 |
Older / Lighter |
105 lbs |
109 lbs |
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Junior Midgets |
10 & 11 |
Striper |
over 140 lbs |
over 144 lbs |
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Junior Midgets |
10 & 11 |
Regular Weight |
140 lbs |
144 lbs |
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Junior Midgets |
12 |
Regular Weight |
140 lbs |
144 lbs |
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Junior Midgets |
13 |
Older / Lighter |
120 lbs |
124 lbs |
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Midgets |
11-12-13-14 |
Regular Weight |
165 lbs |
169 lbs |
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All Americans |
7th & 8th Grade |
Regular Weight |
Unlimited |
Unlimited |
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Stripers must play between the tackle (offense or defense.) No more than 2 stripers on the field of play at one time.
Glencoe Football Association Code of Conduct
Glencoe Football will not tolerate verbal abuse of its volunteer coaches from any Fan, Parent or Spectator.
This is YOUTH football, not the pros. Fans, as well as the players and coaches, are expected to abide by a code of conduct at all Glencoe Football/Cheerleading Events. While 99% of the adults in the program will abide by this code without being told, this code is being published to protect the children and volunteers (which includes all coaches and board members) from the 1%.
FANS' CODE OF CONDUCT - Fans will abide by a Code of Conduct which includes the provisions which follow. If any of these rules are broken, Glencoe Football shall have the authority to impose a penalty. Fans shall:
1. Not criticize the players/cheerleaders or coaches in front of the other spectators in the stands, but reserve constructive criticism for later, in private.
2. Accept decisions of the game officials (including referees and coaches) on the field as being fair and called to the best ability of said officials.
3. Not criticize an opposing team, its players, coaches, or fans by work of mouth or by gesture.
4. Refrain from using physical or verbal abuse or profane language at any time at the game, practice field, or other football functions.
5. Abstain from being under the influence of or in possession of and/or drinking alcoholic beverages and the possession or use of any illegal substance on both the game and practice fields.
6. Not be allowed on the sidelines during a game.
7. Not interfere or interrupt the coaching staff before, during or after games or at practice.
8. Not express complaints about coaches in stands or to coaches in front of or around the children (i.e. right after a game or practice).
VIOLATION - Any parent or fan who violates the code of conduct risks the further participation of the child in the program. The procedure is as follows:
1. Any fan that violates the code of conduct or becomes a nuisance will be asked to leave by the head coach and can be suspended.
2. If the fan fails to leave upon request, the child may be suspended from further participation in team activities by the head coach.
3. The coach and board will decide if the suspension is to be longer than one to four weeks or if the child will be dropped from the program.
4. Any parent or fan who violates the code of conduct risks the future participation of his/her children in the program.
CONDUCT OF ALL PLAYERS - PARENTS
All players are guaranteed plays in each, Regular Season or Playoff game. Everything beyond that must be earned in the opinion of the coaching staff whose decisions are final.
Athlete’s Code
I will: emphasis the ideals of sportsmanship, ethical conduct and fair play. Show courtesy to my opponents and officials. Recognize athletic contests are serious educational endeavors. Give complete allegiance to my coaches who are the instructional authority for my team. Discourage fans, fellow players and parents from undercutting my coach’s authority. I will not: Use profanity or talk “trash” before, during or after any game. Use drugs, alcohol, or tobacco. Criticize my teammates.
Parent’s Code
I will: Suport my child’s team and teach the value of commitment to the team - emphasis the ideals of sportsmanship, ethical conduct and fair play. Help my child make athletic contests a positive educational experiences. Show courtesy to opponents and officials. Direct constructive criticism of my child’s athletic program to the association officials and work toward a positive result for all concerned. I will not: Criticize officials, direct abuse or profane language toward them, or otherwise subvert their authority. Undermine the authority of the coach or administration. Intrude onto the field, stand on the sideline, or yell from the bleachers at or to the coaches, referees or administration.
Titans, Panthers establish friendship through football
Submitted By: Heather Leszczewicz | Staff Writer
Pascal Pour Elle's Pascal Ibgui earned his official Glencoe Titans jersey by helping the team with Friendship Weekend. The Glencoe Titans’ philosophy stresses the need for sportsmanship on and off the field. Because of the Titans’ strong belief in a team ethic and learning lessons, the team reached out to the newly established Chicago Heights Panthers, also part of American Youth Football, for a weekend of building friendships and playing football. The team declared the weekend of Sept. 15 “Friendship Weekend.” The Chicago Heights team will visit Glencoe for non-contact games, tailgating, a raffle and auction on Saturday before an actual football game on Sunday. Glencoe families will host the Chicago Heights players not only on the field, but also in their homes, organizing sleepovers for players on both teams. Chicago Heights Panthers Commissioner Derrick Dord said that he’s excited for this opportunity. “It gives the (Chicago Heights) kids a chance to mingle with other kids they don’t usually mingle with,” he said. “Whatever gets them out of their neighborhood is a plus too. A lot of kids don’t get a chance to get out and get away. In their area they’re surrounded by negativity. For the kids to get outside and mingle with other kids, it’s good for them.” Willie Green, Glencoe Football Association board member, said that the weekend would never have been possible without a generous donation of $5,000 from Pascal Ibgui, owner of Pascal Pour Elle, a salon and spa located at 368 Park Ave. in Glencoe. “The main reason I wanted to contribute is because I don’t think anybody should be left behind because of financial reasons, particularly when dealing with kids who don’t have what we have here (Glencoe),” Ibgui said. “I remember as a child being deprived of many things, moneywise. Things have been good for me and if I could be able to give away something and help a kid to succeed in something they love, I think that’s the goal.” In addition to Ibgui’s donation, the Glencoe Titans have raised more than $3,000 to help the Chicago Heights Panthers hire new coaches and buy other equipment. “It’ll go towards equipments for the kids and there’s other things that we have planned with banquets for the kids, trophies,” Dord said. “Anything that we get we’re going to get back to the kids one way or another.” Dord said that when the Panthers first started, it was started on a zero balance and most funds came from out of pocket, his included. “We pretty much struggled to get this program off the ground but with God’s help we’ve succeeded and as far as getting sponsors, we have no support, everyone turned us down,” he said. “We want to help some kids keep them off the streets so that for four hours parents know where their kids are. All out kids are first year players. Parents are happy. We want to keep this program going in order to keep the program going takes funds to keep a program.” Friendship Weekend kicks off Sept. 15 at 3 p.m. in Kalk Park. For more information about Friendship Weekend visit The Glencoe Titans. Photos from this weekend are currently up on the site: http://www.neighborhoodcircle.com/glencoe/photo/3572
2007 Season: 4 Wildwood Scrimmages, Glencoe JPW 0 vs. Welles 12, PW 0 vs. Welles 16, JM 0 vs. Welles 18, AA 6 vs. Melrose Park 23, Scrimmage AA/JM 7 vs. Welles 19, Red White Bowl Glencoe JPW 7 vs. Glencoe PW 21, JPW 6 vs. Dundee 13, PW 6 vs. Dundee 13 (Triple OT), JM 0 vs. Dundee 19, AA 12 vs. Rolling Meadows 14, Glencoe AA/JM W - 20 Sacred Heart/St. Norbert L - 14, Glencoe AA W - 27 vs. Portage Park Panthers L - 20, JPW 0 vs. Addison Cowboys 19, PW 0 vs. Addison Cowboys 18, JM 0 vs. Addison Cowboys 35, JPW 0 vs. Chi Heights 2, PW 0 vs. Chi Heights 28, JM/AA 31 vs. Chi Heights 6, JPW 14 vs. Winnetka 6, PW 27 vs. Kenilworth 20, JM 12 vs. Kenilworth 0, AA 28 vs. Kenilworth 21, JPW 0 vs. Plainfield 21, PW 0 vs. Plainfield 19, JM 0 vs. Plainfield 6, AA 7 vs. Plainfield 26, JPW 0 vs. Elmwood 26, PW 0 vs. Elmwood 37, JM 0 vs. Elmwood 46, JPW 26 vs. Winnetka 0, PW 27 vs. Winnetka 0, JPW 0 vs. Westmont 28, PW 0 vs. Westmont 39, AA 32 vs. Berwyn 26, PW 20 vs. Kenilworth 0, JPW/PW 20 vs. St. Athanasius 20, AA/JM 28 vs. North Shore Country Day 0
2006 Season: Glencoe Football in the newspaper: "Glencoe Titans end successful season" - December 14, 2006 - The stars came out to congratulate the Glencoe Titans Football teams on their successful season at the Awards Banquet in November. At Vernon's restaurant in downtown Glencoe around 100 people gathered to celebrate the 2006 Glencoe football season. The players along with their families and friends were on hand to receive recognition for a huge turnaround for football in Glencoe. Glencoe had a combined record of 2 wins and 38 losses over the past 4 seasons. In 2006 the teams had a combined record of 15 wins, 6 losses, and 2 ties importantly with zero injuries. As Coach Rice was speaking, Chicago Bear quarterback Brian Griese came by to surprise the players. Mark Rice introduced the all pro quarterback and all American son of Bob Griese and thanked him for taking time away from preparation for the NY Jets to offer his wishes to the Glencoe players. Griese who played for the University of Michigan came to congratulate the teams on all their success and share his thoughts. Players received champion shirts, trophies, and a yearbook. The Titans teams together had a record of 15 - 6 - 2 with no injuries. Varsity was 8 - 4 -1 and JV was 7 - 2 - 1 with 9 shutouts, 47 touchdowns, 10 players scored, everyone played... This success was a result of everyone's hard work and preparation. The pizza party, bus ride to Naperville and the experience of playing in a big college football stadium was great. The New Trier halftime player recognition and the Red and White Game with all of the fan's involvement was a big hit. The Father Son football game was muddy with the kids winning at the end. Our awards banquet at Vernons with Brian Greise, yearbooks, shirts, watches, awards, was a nice end. 2006 Results - Titans W - 6 vs. Westchester Raiders White L - 0, Titans L - 6 vs. Westchester Raiders Black W - 16, Titans T - 6 vs. Westchester JM Raiders T - 6, Titans W - 18 vs. Evanston Wildcats L - 12, Titans W - 28 vs. Wildwood Park PW Seminoles L - 0, Titans L - 15 vs. Naperville JM Pirates W - 18, Titans L - 6 vs. Sacred Heart/St. Norbert Visaders W - 14, Titans W - 12 vs. Kenilworth Rebels 6th L - 0, Titans W - 7 vs. Kenilworth Rebels 7th L - 6, Titans L - 6 vs. Kenilworth Rebels 8th W - 20, Titans W - 6 vs. Kenilworth Rebels 7th L - 0, Titans W - 13 vs. Lawndale JM Falcons L - 12, Titans W - 40 vs. Winnetka L - 14, Titans L - 6 vs. Welles Park Cowboys W - 27, Titans L - 0 vs. Westchester JM Raiders W - 12, Titans T - 0 vs. Lawndale PW Falcons T - 0, Titans W - 12 vs. Westmont JM Wildcats L - 0, Titans W - 18 vs. Elmwood Park PW Raiders L - 6, Titans W - 25 vs. Elmwood Park JM Raiders L - 0, Titans W - 14 vs. Westchester Black L - 8, Titans W - 14 vs. Welles Park Cowboys JV - 7, Titans W - 26 vs. Northshore Country Day L - 0, Totals - Glencoe Titans - 291 Opponents - 164
Chicagoland AYF League meetings in Leyden at Grant
Participants Name:________________________________________________________________________________
Address_____________________________City________________________________________________________
Zip Code___________ Shirt Size(YS-AXXL)_________ Pants Size(YS-AXXL) _____________________________
Date of Birth:_______________ Phone Number:______________________________________________________
Age at July 1, 2008_______Grade for 2008/2009_______Birth Cert. Attached_____________________________
Weight at date of registration_____________Photo Attached (for ID day)________________________________
$550 (resident) $650 (non resident) check made out to Glencoe Football Association-
for registration fee attached________________________________________________ ______________________
Parents Information
Address:_________________________________ City_________________ Zip:___________________________
Home Phone: (M)________________ Cell:__________________________Work:_________________________
Home Phone:(F)_________________Cell:__________________________Work__________________________
Custodial Parent: YES_______ NO_______
Email Address(es):(M)________________________________________________________________________
(F)_________________________________________________________________________
Parental Medical Treatment Authorization
I the Custodial parent/Legal guardian, give the staff of Glencoe Football Association permission to administer appropriate emergency medical attention to my child in the event of any accident, illness, or injury which occurred during any football practice and scheduled GFA function including the supervised travel to and from said functions. I also authorize any hospital, paramedic and or physician to administer appropriate emergency medical attention for any accident, illness or injury which occurs at any scheduled GFA function including the supervised travel to and from said functions.
PARENTS INITIALS_____
Medical Information
Does the participant have any serious injury, illness, allergies or any other Medical condition that would prohibit participation in GFA activities?
NO_______ YES_______ If Yes the Participant must have a Medical Examination/release form completed by a physician.
REFUND POLICY
50% refunds are given from registration day until
CONSENTS AND LEGAL PROVISIONS
· I, the Parent/Guardian, understand that if my child’s team/squad qualifies for post season activities including but not limited to National football and cheer events, I will be responsible for all travel and room and board expenses.
· I, the Parent/Guardian, understand that my child’s specific level of participation will be determined by GFA based on Chicagoland AYF guidelines, child’s safety and the best interest of the child.
· I, the Parent/Guardian, understand that GFA highly stresses the importance of academic performance. To be eligible for academic awards I will furnish GFA with my child’s final report card from the previous year by June 30th.
· I, the Parent/Guardian, AGREE to release photos of my child, AND MY CHILDS NAME, to be used on the GFA website and for promoting the Glencoe Football Association at fundraising events.
· I, the Parent/Guardian, agree to attend the Mandatory Parent Meeting and agree to abide by the GFA policies.
· I, the Parent/Guardian, agree to volunteer for two (2) games if necessary.
I, the parent or guardian, certify that all medical information provided by me is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge and have read the above Waiver of Liability and Legal Provisions and fully understand and accept its terms.
Printed Name of Custodial/Legal Guardian_____________________________________________________________________________
Signature/Date______________________________________________________________________________________________
2008 GLENCOE TREVIANS
OPTIONAL SPORTSWEAR ORDER FORM
Every year parents, grandparents, players and siblings request sportswear with the GLENCOE TREVIANS logo, to wear in support of their favorite team. If interested, complete the form below and fax it back to Verne Reich at (847) 324-1999, mail to him at Done Deal Promotions,
Absolute deadline for a spring order is April 1st. Goods will be handed out at practice.
If you order jersey numbers on your clothing we will have that number from your coach so do not worry about getting us that number as we will have it. Glencoe Trevians makes every effort to have each player keep their same number if they wish over the years.
¨ All items are embroidered with the new GLENCOE TREVIANS logo
¨ To include player’s last name and number, add $8 per garment
¨ NOTE: SIZING IS YOUTH SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE, ADULT SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE, XL, XXL, XXXL. NO YOUTH XL OR ADULT XS
(Please Print)
PLAYER’S NAME
Adult XXXL
OPTIONAL (Add $8)
Color Size Name and Number on Sleeve YES or NO (circle one)
Color Size Name and Number on Sleeve YES or NO (circle one)
Sizes available: Adult Small thru Adult XXL
OPTIONAL (Add $8)
Color Size Name and Number on Sleeve YES or NO (circle one)
Color Size Name and Number on Sleeve YES or NO (circle one)
Color Size Name and Number on Sleeve YES or NO (circle one)
FLEXFIT STYLE LOW PROFILE BASEBALL STYLE HAT - $18 AVAILABLE IN ROYAL BLUE, KELLY GREEN, BLACK, AND WHITE. 3 Sizes Youth (6 1/2 -6 7/8), Adult S/M (6 3/4 - 7 1/8), and Adult L/XL (7 1/4 – 7 5/8)
Color _________ Size _______ Name and Number on side of hat YES or NO (circle one)
Color _________ Size _______ Name and Number on side of hat YES or NO (circle one)
HOODED PULLOVER SWEATSHIRT-$29 AVAILABLE IN ROYAL BLUE, KELLY GREEN, BLACK OR WHITE
Sizes available: Youth Small-Adult XXXL
OPTIONAL (Add $8)
Color Size Name and Number on Sleeve YES or NO (circle one)
Color Size Name and Number on Sleeve YES or NO (circle one)
Color Size Name and Number on Sleeve YES or NO (circle one)
HEAVYWEIGHT SWEATPANTS - $24 AVAILABLE IN ROYAL BLUE, KELLY GREEN OR BLACK
Sizes Youth Small – Adult XXXL
Color _________ Size ________ (NO NAME OR NUMBER AVAILABLE ON PANTS)
Color _________ Size ________
Color Size________ (No name or # on these. TITANS on neck)
Color Size________
DRY TECH LONG SLEEVE T- SHIRT- $22 AVAILABLE IN ROYAL BLUE,
OPTIONAL (ADD $8)
Color ________ Size_________ Name and Number on Side YES or NO (circle one)
Color ________ Size_________ Name and Number on Side YES or NO (circle one)
Color ________ Size_________ Name and Number on Side YES or NO (circle one)
TOTAL NUMBER OF ITEMS
Team Jackets x $148 each $
Dry Tech Golf Shirts x $27 each $
_________ Hooded Pullover Sweatshirts x $29 each $
Baseball Hats x $18 each $__________
_________ Sweatpants x $24 each $__________
_________ Compression Shirt x $24 each $__________
_________ Dry Tech Long Sleeve Tee x $22 each $__________
_________ Garments with Name & Number x $8 each $
_________ Sizes bigger then XL add $3.00 per item $__________
GRAND TOTAL $
PAYMENT METHOD:
AMX, VISA, MASTERCARD, DISCOVER________________________
Expiration Date________________________
OR
Include a check made payable to Done Deal Promotions with your order.
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Any questions? Call Verne Reich (847) 324-1900