Weigh-In Procedures Ocj Aaf 2011

REVISED: 04-30-2011

OCJAAF 2011 IN LOVINGMEMORY OFTHOSEWELOSTSINCELASTSEASON WEEKLY MAXIMUM PLAYING WEIGHT SCHEDULE DIV J/FL JC CLINIC JR PEE WEE PEE WEE JR MIDGET MIDGET“From theHouseofOCJAAFtoGod’s House” AGE 4-5/7-8 7-8 8 9 10 9 10 11 10 11 12 11 12 13 12 13 14 Aug-27 * EXEMPT 95 115 110 95 125 120 105 140 135 125 155 150 150 EXEMPT Sep-03 * EXEMPT 95.5 115.5 110.5 95.5 125.5 120.5 105.5 140.5 135.5 125.5 155.5 150.5 EXEMPT Sentinels Inglewood Jets Wallace Willford A. August 19th2011 December 22,1919... Hellen sioners Aunt OCJAAF Commis- Conn Byrne..of Waterbury, Helen Vanasse November 18,2010 February 8,1921 Darin Marquez Athletes Masonand Great Grandmotherto Dolores Apodaca

Sep-10 ** 101.0 121.0 116.0 101.0 131.0 126.0 111.0 146.0 141.0 131.0 161.5 156.5 (Gone ButNeverForgotten) Sep-17 ** 101.5 121.5 116.5 101.5 131.5 126.5 111.5 146.5 141.5 131.5 162.0 157.0 Sep-24 ** 102.0 122.0 117.0 102.0 132.0 127.0 112.0 147.0 142.0 132.0 162.5 157.5 Oct-01 ** 102.5 122.5 117.5 102.5 132.5 127.5 112.5 147.5 142.5 132.5 163.0 158.0 Oct-08 ** 103.0 123.0 118.0 103.0 133.0 128.0 113.0 148.0 143.0 133.0 163.5 158.5 Oct-15 ** 103.5 123.5 118.5 103.5 133.5 128.5 113.5 148.5 143.5 133.5 164.0 159.0 Oct-22 ** 104.0 124.0 119.0 104.0 134.0 129.0 114.0 149.0 144.0 134.0 164.5 159.5 Oct-29 ** 104.5 124.5 119.5 104.5 134.5 129.5 114.5 149.5 144.5 134.5 165.0 160.0 Nov-05 ** 105.0 125.0 120.0 105.0 135.0 130.0 115.0 150.0 145.0 135.0 165.5 160.5 Nov-12 ** 105.5 125.5 120.5 105.5 135.5 130.5 115.5 150.5 145.5 135.5 166.0 161.0 Nov-19 ** 106.0 126.0 121.0 106.0 136.0 131.0 116.0 151.0 146.0 136.0 166.5 161.5 Nov-26 ** 106.5 126.5 121.5 106.5 136.5 131.5 116.5 151.5 146.5 136.5 167.0 162.0 Aug. 15,2011 Aug. 5,1951 Inglewood Jets Aubert Reginald Charles Sentinels Inglewood Jets James Kashimer Shari 2011 Mike Williams G A M E D A T E S G A M E EQUIPMENT CHECK ONLY Dec-03 ** EQUIPMENT CHECK ONLY 107.0 127.0 122.0 107.0 137.0 132.0 117.0 152.0 147.0 137.0 167.5 162.5 Dec-10 ** 107.5 127.5 122.5 107.5 137.5 132.5 117.5 152.5 147.5 137.5 168.0 163.0 WEIGHT INCREASES 1/2-POUND (.5) PER WEEK ON FRIDAY COMMENCING THE FRIDAY AFTER CERTIFICATION DAY. ALL WEIGH-INS SHALL BE DONE IN "FULL" GAME UNIFORM, LESS SHOULDER PADS, HELMET & ANY OPTIONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT. NO HATS. NO BANDANAS. SOCKS & BELT CAN BE OMITTED DURING EQUIPMENT CHECK. * CERTIFICATION DAY WEIGHT (without equipment) **GAME DAY EQUIPMENT WEIGHT ALLOWANCE: 5-Pounds: JC-CL-JPW-PW 5-1/2 Pounds: JM WEIGH-IN PROCEDURES The purpose of weigh-ins is to insure the safety ofREVISED: all players. 04-30-2011 One (1) hour prior to game time weigh-ins should begin. The following is a guidelineOCJAAF to help maintain uniformity2011 for all weigh-in procedures. 1. Welcome both teams to the field approximatelyWEEKLY 10-min beforeMAXIMUM official weigh-in. PLAYING Indicate location WEIGHT of weigh in area. SCHEDULE 2. Have teams line up in roster order. DIV J/FL JC2-C.G.D.P.C.A.CLINIC from Host Chapter (orJR more PEE if desired), WEE and 2-authorizedPEE WEE persons from JRthe home MIDGET / visitor team NOTMIDGET IN A COACHING CAPACITY (Team Rep & Equipment person) will be allowed in weigh in area. 3. Ask the teamAGE representative4-5/7-8 for the 7-8contract book, 8 ask for 9 a copy 10 of the certified 9 game 10 day 11roster. (Do10 not accept11 the 12color copy11 ask for 12black and 13 white copy). 12 13 14 At this time check player’s pictures for red stamp on each page, check each contract against roster, make sure the communicable disease sheet, Aug-27 * EXEMPT 95 115 110 95 125 120 105 140 135 125 155 150 150 EXEMPT hospital certificate and insurance certificate are in book. If both teams are ready at the time weigh-in begins (60-minutes prior to game time), the weigh-in will beginSep-03 with the * visitingEXEMPT team first.95.5 However, 115.5 if one 110.5team is not 95.5 present 125.5 at the weigh-in 120.5 when 105.5 its scheduled 140.5 135.5 to begin, 125.5 the weigh-in 155.5 will proceed150.5 with the team EXEMPT that is readySep-10 first. ** It is the responsibility101.0 of each 121.0 team 116.0to identify 101.0 the weigh-in 131.0 location 126.0 and 111.0have their146.0 team present 141.0 and 131.0 ready at 161.5 the scheduled156.5 time. 4. Check equipment starting with visiting team first. Also check both team's equipment before going to scale. Be thorough but quick. Mouthpieces must be attachedSep-17 to the helmet ** and they must101.5 fit across 121.5 all top116.5 teeth. Check 101.5 helmets 131.5 for any 126.5 cracks111.5 in the shell.146.5 Make 141.5 sure face 131.5 mask162.0 is secure and157.0 all pads and inserts are in place.Sep-24 All **helmets are required102.0 to have 122.0 a warning 117.0 sticker 102.0 visible. 132.0Shoulder 127.0 pads should 112.0 be checked 147.0 for 142.0 any loose 132.0 straps, 162.5 popped out157.5 rivets, cracks or breaks. Have players hit knee pads, thigh pads, hip pads and tail pads to make sure they have them on. Make sure all optional equipment is legal and you must checkOct-01 the equipment.** Have players102.5 show 122.5 you the 117.5 athletic 102.5 supporter 132.5 strap and 127.5 back 112.5of shoe for 147.5 cleats.142.5 (No metal 132.5 or screw 163.0 on cleats). 158.0Any player without an athleticOct-08 supporter ** (except for female103.0 player) 123.0 may not 118.0 cross 103.0the scale 133.0until they 128.0 have one 113.0 on. Hard 148.0 plastic 143.0 cleats must 133.0 be checked 163.5 for sharp158.5 edges & smoothed down before weigh-in. 5. Get two Oct-15(2) rosters ** for each team. 103.5One roster 123.5 is a courtesy 118.5 roster 103.5 to be 133.5exchanged 128.5 between 113.5 the teams 148.5 and 143.5will not show 133.5 designa 164.0tion for “must-play”.159.0 For the purposeOct-22 of "weigh-in" ** you must use104.0 the"official" 124.0 roster---that 119.0 which 104.0 will have 134.0 the designated 129.0 114.0 must-play 149.0 on it. 144.0 The Weigh-in 134.0 Official 164.5 will then indicate159.5 any ineligible players on this roster. After all is complete and players have been lined out (i.e.: NS, OW, INJ, DISP), the roster is then handed back to the team official so the Head CoachOct-29 can ** sign and designate104.5 the must 124.5 play prior 119.5 to start 104.5 of game. 134.5 All Must-Play 129.5 sheets 114.5 must 149.5 be returned 144.5 to the 134.5 weigh-in 165.0 area prior to160.0 game. 6. If a playerNov-05 does not** make weight, he/she105.0 will125.0 not be allowed 120.0 to 105.0 re-weigh135.0 nor may130.0 he/she play 115.0 in the150.0 game whether 145.0 or135.0 not the oth 165.5er team cares.160.5 THERE ARE NO EXCEPTIONS. Do not make the child turn his/her jersey on the wrong side. Any player arriving after official weigh-ins cannot participate in first half. At half time, lateNov-12 players ** CAN be weighed-in.105.5 This is 125.5 determined 120.5 by the 105.5 Head Coach. 135.5 Players 130.5 arriving 115.5 after 150.5 start of 145.52nd half 135.5are not eligible 166.0 for the 161.0game. 7. BE COURTEOUS,Nov-19 ** HELPFUL, AND106.0 KNOWLEDGEABLE 126.0 121.0 OF 106.0ALL RULES 136.0 PERTAINING 131.0 116.0TO C.G.D.P.C.A. 151.0 146.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 136.0 166.5 AND RULES161.5 OF MUST-PLAY....THIS IS PROVIDED AS A GENERAL GUIDE, ALWAYS REFER TO OCJAAF RULE BOOK: ARTICLE VII, SECTION: A-C Nov-26 ** 106.5 126.5 121.5 106.5 136.5 131.5 116.5 151.5 146.5 136.5 167.0 162.0 G A M E D A T E S G A M E Dec-03 ** EQUIPMENT CHECK ONLY 107.0 127.0 122.0 107.0 137.0 132.0 117.0 152.0 147.0 137.0 167.5 162.5 EQUIPMENT CHECK ONLY Dec-10 ** 107.5 127.5 122.5 107.5 137.5 132.5 117.5 152.5 147.5 137.5 168.0 163.0 WEIGHT INCREASES 1/2-POUNDOCJAAF (.5) PER WEEK2011 ON - FRIDAY "KEEP COMMENCING HOPE THE ALIVE!" FRIDAY AFTER CERTIFICATION DAY. ALL WEIGH-INS SHALL BE DONE IN "FULL" GAME UNIFORM, LESS SHOULDER PADS, HELMET & ANY OPTIONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT. NO HATS. NO BANDANAS. SOCKS & BELT CAN BE OMITTED DURING EQUIPMENT CHECK. * CERTIFICATION DAY WEIGHT (without equipment) **GAME DAY EQUIPMENT WEIGHT ALLOWANCE: 5-Pounds: JC-CL-JPW-PW 5-1/2 Pounds: JM WEIGH-IN PROCEDURES The purpose of weigh-ins is to insure the safety of all players. One (1) hour prior to game time weigh-ins should begin. The following is a guideline to help maintain uniformity for all weigh-in procedures. 1. Welcome both teams to the field approximately 10-min before official weigh-in. Indicate location of weigh in area. 2. Have teams line up in roster order. 2-C.G.D.P.C.A. from Host Chapter (or more if desired), and 2-authorized persons from the home / visitor team NOT IN A COACHING CAPACITY (Team Rep & Equipment person) will be allowed in weigh in area. 3. Ask the team representative for the contract book, ask for a copy of the certified game day roster. (Do not accept the color copy ask for black and white copy). At this time check player’s pictures for red stamp on each page, check each contract against roster, make sure the communicable disease sheet, hospital certificate and insurance certificate are in book. If both teams are ready at the time weigh-in begins (60-minutes prior to game time), the weigh-in will begin with the visiting team first. However, if one team is not present at the weigh-in when its scheduled to begin, the weigh-in will proceed with the team that is ready first. It is the responsibility of each team to identify the weigh-in location and have their team present and ready at the scheduled time. 4. Check equipment starting with visiting team first. Also check both team's equipment before going to scale. Be thorough but quick. Mouthpieces must be attached to the helmet and they must fit across all top teeth. Check helmets for any cracks in the shell. Make sure face mask is secure and all pads and inserts are in place. All helmets are required to have a warning sticker visible. Shoulder pads should be checked for any loose straps, popped out rivets, cracks or breaks. Have players hit knee pads, thigh pads, hip pads and tail pads to make sure they have them on. Make sure all optional equipment is legal and you must check the equipment. Have players show you the athletic supporter strap and back of shoe for cleats. (No metal or screw on cleats). Any player without an athletic supporter (except for female player) may not cross the scale until they have one on. Hard plastic cleats must be checked for sharp edges & smoothed down before weigh-in. 5. Get two (2) rosters for each team. One roster is a courtesy roster to be exchanged between the teams and will not show designation for “must-play”. For the purpose of "weigh-in" you must use the"official" roster---that which will have the designated must-play on it. The Weigh-in Official will then indicate any ineligible players on this roster. After all is complete and players have been lined out (i.e.: NS, OW, INJ, DISP), the roster is then handed back to the team official so the Head Coach can sign and designate the must play prior to start of game. All Must-Play sheets must be returned to the weigh-in area prior to game. 6. If a player does not make weight, he/she will not be allowed to re-weigh nor may he/she play in the game whether or not the other team cares. THERE ARE NO EXCEPTIONS. Do not make the child turn his/her jersey on the wrong side. Any player arriving after official weigh-ins cannot participate in first half. At half time, late players CAN be weighed-in. This is determined by the Head Coach. Players arriving after start of 2nd half are not eligible for the game. 7. BE COURTEOUS, HELPFUL, AND KNOWLEDGEABLE OF ALL RULES PERTAINING TO C.G.D.P.C.A. RESPONSIBILITIES AND RULES OF MUST-PLAY....THIS IS PROVIDED AS A GENERAL GUIDE, ALWAYS REFER TO OCJAAF RULE BOOK: ARTICLE VII, SECTION: A-C

OCJAAF 2011 - "KEEP HOPE ALIVE!" DMYF&C JM Coach Erika Diaz Bobby J Weston Sister to Grandfather to Leon Aglaee Diaz Scott DMYF&C December 19, 1959 Athletic May 21, 2011 Director Dec. 6, 1976 July 12, 2011

Brian Michael Brabb Evelyn Schultz DMYF&C 2010 OCJAAF Player Commissioner’s Agent Aunt April 1, 1965 April 1923 July 20, 2010 Aug 2011

Carlos Fernando Marvin Cole Perez South Gate Uncle to DMYF&C 1954-2011 Athletes Reymes and Rhyu Olide 1973-2011

Tom Vazquez Russell Harvey April 28, 1961 Inglewood Coach July 26, 2011 August 24, 1940 August 26, 2011

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2 O.C.J.A.A.F. MASTER SCHEDULE 2011 INDEX Open Letter...... 4 Commissioner’s Staff...... 5-7 Conference Player Agents...... 8 Conference Cheer Agents...... 9 Must Play Rules...... 10 Insurance Information...... 11 Executive Council...... 12 Conference Chapter Codes...... 13 Scholarship Program ...... 14-21 President’s Letter...... 22 2011 AFL-NFL Conference Divisions...... 23 2011 Leagues...... 24-25 September 10, Game 1, Week 1...... 26-27 September 17, Game 2, Week 2...... 28-29 September 24, Game 3, Week 3...... 30-31 October 1, Game 4, Week 4...... 32-33 October 8, Game 5, Week 5...... 34-35 October 15, Game 6, Week 6...... 36-37 October 22, Game 7, Week 7...... 38-39 October 29, Game 8, Week 8...... 40-41 November 1, Mid-Week Play-Off Game, Week 8-3/7...... 42 November 1, Mid-Week Play-Off Game, Week 8-4/7...... 42 Playoff Story Message from Commissioner...... 43 November 5, Future League Bowl Game, Week 9...... 44 November 5, First Round League Play-Off, Week .9 ...... 45-49 November 12, Future League Bowl Game, Week 10...... 50 November 12, Second Round League Play-Off, Week 10...... 51-54 November 10, First Round Play-offs, Week 11...... 56-57 November 26, AFL/NFL Championship Games, Week 12...... 58 December 3, AFL/NFL Super Bowl, Week 13...... 60 Super Bowl Hall of Champions...... 61 December 10, All-Conference Games, Week 14...... 62 All Conference Results of Seasons Past...... 63 Cheerleading Competition, October 16, 2011...... 64 Cheer Coming Events...... 65 OCJAAF Rules for Play-Offs...... 66-69 Area Map...... 70-71 Maps to Chapter Fields...... 72-127 2011 Chapter Teams & Coaches Registry...... 128-130 Team Registration Summary...... 131 OCJAAF Teaching Youngsters How to be Good Sports...... 132-133 Weigh-In Procedures...... 134 2011 Age/Weight Schedule...... Inside Back Cover Dates to Remember...... Back Cover 3 Commissioner's Theme 2011… "KEEP HOPE ALIVE"

Commissioner's Theme 2011… HOPE IS THE BELIEF"KEEP IN WHA THOPE IS POSSIBLE ALIVE AND THE EXPECTATION" OF Kind THINGS TO COME. We need to instill in our youth that HOPE is what will keep them moving in a forward direction. HOPE breeds character and this character Efforts will breed HOPE. In the end this HOPE will not disappoint you but will keep you strong. Use HOPE and imagination as weapons of survival and progress. We can Equal HOPE IS THE BELIEF IN WHAT IS POSSIBLE AND THE EXPECTATION OF relate to our real life in football and cheer because of the ups and downs that Kind Pride THINGS TO COME. We need to instill in our youth that HOPE is what will keep them movingcome within a each.forward In lifedirection. you have HOPE family breeds and friends character that help and you this along character the way. 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HOPE for the high road with sound values. What I HOPE for? --- Environments is a season of keeping the “kids first” and without the “adult lust for As Commissioner of the OCJAAF, I do my best to enforce the OCJAAF rules as written while keeping glory.” in mind the “spirit of the rule.” Our rules are written in black and white and must be enforced that As Commissionerway, there of isthe no OCJAAF, gray area. I doAll myrule sbest enforcement to enforce must the be OCJAAF ratified rulesby the as Council written Presi whiledents keeping which in mind theare “ spiritthe ones of thethat rule. establish” Our our rules rules are and written appeals in are black then and set forth.white Atand this must time be we enforced all HOPE that way, therethe is dueno gray process area. is done. 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What matters is having HOPE in the future—HOPE that we will wake What mattersup tomorrow is having to aHOPE better in day. the HOPEfuture is— theHOPE future that of weour willyouth wa andke up tomorrow to a better day. HOPE is the future of our youth and our youth is our future! I have learned that HOPE is the only option our youth is our future! I have learned that HOPE is the only option and the reasonand the why, reason "Keep why, HOPE"Keep Alive",HOPE Alive", is our is OCJAAF our OCJAAF theme theme for for our 2011our season. 2011 season.

KEEPKEEP HOPE HOPE ALIVE ALIVE Bob BBaobr nBaa rna 4 ORANGE COUNTY JUNIOR ALL AMERICAN FOOTBALL

COMMISSIONER COUNCIL PRESIDENT Bob Barna Lora Gonzalez

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR SECRETARY Wanda Hadley Essie Figueroa

HEAD CONF. PLAYER AGENT ALL-CONFERENCE BLUE REP. Sharon Budig FOOTBALL William Logan NFL PUNT, PASS & KICK REP Tim McMillan ALL-CONFERENCE RED REP. FOOTBALL SUPERVISOR OF OFFICIALS Westley Richardson Bob Chrissman ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR ALL-CONF/ RED CHEER REP. OF OFFICIALS Coleen Ludvigson Jim Cunningham Roger Budig ALL-CONF/ BLUE CHEER REP. Kim Jackson COACH REPRESENTATIVE Mike Shaw SCHOLARSHIP DIRECTOR Mike Cyphers Bill Alford LEGAL REPRESENTATIVE CONFERENCE CHEEFLEADER Dan Tusa COORDINATOR Suzy Barna WEBMASTER Lora Gonzales INSURANCE COORDINATOR Essie Figueroa PLAYER PICTURES/I.D. COORDINATOR STAFF CHAPTER & CONFERENCE William Logan PICTURE ID AGENT Jeff Ramey PURCHASING AGENT John (Duke) Barna PROGRAM DEVELOPER CHAPTER STATE & FEDERAL OCJAAF 7 ON 7 COMPLIANCE REP. / SCORES & Alan Long STANDINGS / TREASURER Harry Stanton

COMMISSIONER COUNCIL PRESIDENT Bob Barna Lora Gonzalez [email protected] 5 [email protected] SECRETARY & INSURANCE REPRESENTATIVE Essie Figueroa [email protected] SPECIAL EVENT COORD./CONFERENCE CHEERLEADER DIRECTOR Suzy Barna [email protected]

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Wanda Hadley [email protected]

PURCHASING AGENT John (Duke) Barna [email protected]

ROSTER PROGRAM SCORES & STANDINGS CHAPTER STATE & FEDERAL COMPLIANCE REP. TREASURER Harry Stanton [email protected]

COACHES REP Mike Shaw [email protected]

SCHOLARSHIP DIRECTOR Bill Alford [email protected]

COACHES REP Mike Cyphers [email protected]

EVENT SECURITY COORDINATOR Frank Romero raiders.romero@ verizon.net OCJAAF 7 ON 7 SPRING FOOTBALL REP Alan Long [email protected]

6 HEAD CONF. PLAYER AGENT Sharon Budig [email protected]

PUNT, PASS & KICK REP. Tim McMillan [email protected] ALL CONFERENCE BLUE – FOOTBALL REP. William Logan [email protected]

ALL CONFERENCE RED – FOOTBALL REP. Wesley Richardson [email protected] ALL CONFERENCE BLUE REP. – CHEER Kim Jackson ALL CONFERENCE RED REP. – CHEER Coleen Ludvigson [email protected]

ASST. SUPERVISOR OF OFFICIALS Roger Budig [email protected]

SUPERVISOR OF OFFICIALS Bob Chrisman supervisorofofficials @msn.com PLAYER PICTURE ID COORDINATOR William Logan [email protected]

STAFF PICTURE ID COORDINATOR Jeff Ramey [email protected] LEGAL REP. Dan Tusa [email protected]

ASST. SUPERVISOR OF OFFICIALS Jim Cunningham [email protected]

7 CONFERENCE PLAYER AGENTS

HEAD AGENT Sharon Budig [email protected] FRED EARL SHIRL IVORY [email protected] [email protected] Whittier Mona Park Bellflower Woodcrest

COLEEN LUDVIGSON BILL IVEY [email protected] [email protected] Mission Viejo Carson Irvine SOC Downey Newport Mesa

YVETTE CHARBONNET yvettecharbonnet WES RICHARDSON @yahoo.com [email protected] Cerritos ESSIE FIGUEROA Fullerton [email protected] Orange Huntington Beach Santa Fe Springs DEBORAH BANKS Fountain Valley [email protected] Placentia South Bay Westminister Baldwin Hills Compton Beverly Hills Manhattan Beach

LARAETTA JACKSON VALERIE ALBERT- [email protected] YARBROUGH Corona South Gate [email protected]

EMELDA MONTEZ JENNIFER BOOTH [email protected] [email protected] Inglewood Rowland Heights Long Beach

8 CONFERENCE CHEER AGENTS SUZY BARNA CONFERENCE CHEER DIRECTOR [email protected]

KIM JACKSON RACHELL GRISSETTE [email protected] Extensions4U Cheer Agent/Mascott @hotmail.com Coordinator

SANDRA MATA COLEEN LUDVIGSON [email protected] cludvigson@ law4cops.com

BRITTANY MATA KASSY VAZQUEZ Asst. Cheer Agent [email protected]

9 ORANGE COUNTY JR. ALL AMERICAN FOOTBALL From the Desk of the Athletic Directors JESSEWANDA IBARRA HADLEY & WANDA HADLEY

MANDATORY PLAY RULES The following provides a brief description of the rules as they are written in the OCJAAF Rule Book. Specifically, please refer to the 22009007 OFFICIAL RULES of the OCJAAF, Article VII, Pages 17-22 for the rules of weigh-in and must-play in its entirety.

FJUNIORUTURE FUTURELEAGUE, LEAGUE,JUNIO RFUTURECLINIC LEAGUE,and CL IJUNIORNIC (F CLINICL – JC –andC) CLINIC (JFL-PL-JC-C) Each player shall play a minimum of one (1) quarter that includes defense, offense and special teams. These “must-play” quarters are to be pre-designated prior to each game.

JUNIOR PEE WEE and PEE WEE (JPW – PW) Each player must play one continuous quarter offense or defense, excluding special teams (kick- off, kick-off returns, punt, punt returns, extra point and field goals). These “must-play” quarters are to be pre-designated prior to each game (0=Offense, X=Defense).

JUNIOR MIDGET and MIDGET (JM – M) Following the completion of weigh-in, teams with “26 or more” qualifying players must play a minimum of six (6) “action plays.” Teams with 25 or fewer qualifying players on game day must play a minimum of ten (10) action plays.

CHAPTER GAME DAY PLAYER COMPLIANT AGENT (C.G.D.P.C.A.) (Formerly Weigh-in Official and Must-Play Monitor) Each team must provide two (2) CGDPCA for each regularly scheduled game. Each HOME TEAM CGPCA will pair with a VISITOR TEAM CGDPCA, one pair will monitor the HOME team and the other pair will monitor the VISITOR team. The HOME TEAM MONITOR is responsible for marking the Game Day Roster (must-play) and turn them in at the end of the game. The Visitor CGDPCA is the “spotter.”

The CGDPCA’s will notify e4ach team’s coaching staff at the beginning of the 2nd, 3rd and 4th quarters as to the status of their players.

MUST PLAY VIOLATIONS: The penalty for the first game with a violation is $50 per player in violation, and minimum one (1) week suspension of the Head Coach. A second game day violation is $50 per player in violation and the Head Coach will be suspended for the remainder of the season. Exception: A must-play infraction during a play-off game will result in a $50 fine per player and forfeiture of the game in which the infraction occurred. Any and all procedures of the MUST-PLAY (Game Day Document) will result in a forfeiture of a game.

NO USE OF CELL PHONES ON GAME FIELDS, TO INCLUDE SIDE LINES AND END ZONES, AT ANY TIME EXCEPT BY OCJAAF OFFICIALS AND CHAPTER PRESIDENTS. THIS RULE IS MEANT SPECIFICALLY FOR COACHING STAFF, CHAIN CREW, AND CGDPCA.

Wandy Hadley 10 O.C.J.A.A.F. INSURANCE INFORMATION Conference Insurance Rep. — Essie Figueroa

All insurance information, questions, incidents, injuries must be handled by the Conference Insurance Director. This includes requests for Claim Forms and filling of all Claims. Claim Forms are available upon request only by the Insurance Director. The Chapter Insurance Rep. must keep track of any and all Incident Reports, Claims and also report all to the Conference Insurance Director.

It is very important that when a Claim Form is filed out that it is filled out completely! The Insurance Company will not accept an incomplete Claim Form and will deny the claim. (See attached of example Claim Form). Once a Claim Form is filled out it must be signed by the Conference Insurance Rep. before submitting to the Insurance Company. Once the Claim Form is filled out completely and signed by all parties it can be mailed or faxed to the Insurance Company along with copies of any bills for processing. Remember, advise parents that it may take anywhere from 1-4 weeks for the Insurance Company to determine if the claim is accepted or denied. The Insurance Company will also investigate on whether or not there is any other coverage.

Once a Claim is filed, please advise the parents that the Insurance Company will only communicate with the parents per the HIPPA Law. (Essie is not a Claims Adjuster!)

There is a $250 Deductible on all Claims. The Insurance Company will bill the Deductible once all information, billing, payments have been reviewed. It is the responsibility of the parents to pay the Deductible.

It is very important for everyone to understand that in the event of an injury requiring medical treatment, parents are primarily responsible for all medical bills, and the deductible, not the Insurance Company, Chapter or OCJAAF.

Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact your Chapter President and/or myself for any assistance that you may need.

Essie Figueroa Conference Insurance Director E-mail: [email protected]

11 Orange County Junior All American Football Conference PRESIDENTS LIST 2011

Chapter President E‐Mail 1 Baldwin Hills Valerie Saulsberry [email protected] 2 Bellflower Robert Frutos [email protected] 3 Beverly Hills Josephine Traylor [email protected] 4 Carson Gregory Dixon [email protected] 5 Cerritos Money Alexander [email protected] 6 Compton Earl Barnes [email protected] 7 Corona Veleda Harvey [email protected] 8 Downey Laurie Vasquez [email protected] 9 Fountain Valley Crystal Vito [email protected] 10 Fullerton Mandy Jung [email protected] 11 Huntington Beach David Italasano [email protected] 12 Inglewood William Roebuck [email protected] 13 Irvine Mike Filia [email protected] 14 Long Beach Kimberly Lewis [email protected] 15 Manhattan Beach Rita Bush [email protected] 16 Mission Viejo Junior Arnold [email protected] 17 Mona Park Alan Long [email protected] 18 Newport Mesa Kim Barbato [email protected] 19 Orange Jeff Ramey [email protected] 20 Placentia Ventura Carrera [email protected] 21 Rowland Heights Rochelle Bernal [email protected] 22 Santa Fe Springs Wayne King [email protected] 23 South Bay Clarence Tolson [email protected] 24 South Gate Lora Gonzalez [email protected] 25 So. Orange County Corie Kenwisher [email protected] 26 Westminster Anibal Robles [email protected] 27 Whittier Alfred Vazquez [email protected] 28 Woodcrest Pamela Adams [email protected]

12 CONFERENCE CHAPTER CODES BH...... BALDWIN HILLS...... BRUINS BF...... BELLFLOWER...... BRONCOS BV...... BEVERLY HILLS...... GATORS CE...... CERRITOS...... STEELERS CA...... CARSON...... COLTS CO...... COMPTON...... TITANS CR...... CORONA...... PANTHERS DN...... DOWNEY...... MUSTANGS FV...... FOUNTAIN VALLEY...... BARONS FL...... FULLERTON...... BEARS HB...... HUNTINGTON BEACH...... OILERS IW...... INGLEWOOD...... JETS IV...... IRVINE...... CHARGES LB...... LONG BEACH...... JR. JACKRABBITS MB...... MANHATTAN BEACH...... FALCONS MV...... MISSION VIEJO...... COWBOYS MP...... MONA PARK...... HURRICANES NM...... NEWPORT-MESA...... SEAHAWKS OR...... ORANGE...... CHIEFS PL...... PLACENTIA...... STEELERS RH...... ROWLAND HEIGHTS...... RAIDERS SF...... SANTA FE SRPINGS...... RAVENS SB...... SOUTH BAY...... PACKERS SG...... SOUTH GATE...... AZTECS SC...... SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY...... PATRIOTS WM...... WESTMINSTER...... LIONS WH...... SOUTH COUNTY...... TROJANS WC...... WOODCREST...... GENERALS

DIVISION CODES JFL...... JUNIOR FUTURE LEAGUE FL...... FUTURE LEAGUE JC...... JUNIOR CLINIC C...... CLINIC JPW...... JUNIOR PEE WEE PW...... PEE WEE JM...... JUNIOR MIDGET M...... MIDGET

13 OCJAAF SCHOLARSHIP RECEIPIENTS Congratulations Class of 2011

TAILAR MCCARNS Tailar McCarns is the daughter of Keith Wynn. She will graduate from Dorsey High School. Her OCJAAF years were with the BALDWIN HILLS CHAPTER from 2005 to 2007. Tailar carries a 3.1 GPA and a weighted GPA of 3.3 which includes 3 honors and 3 advanced placement classes. As an active member of the Leadership Club, she serves as the Senior Class President. She is involved in Knights and Ladies as well as Teen Court which is a part of her community service obligation to the school’s Magnet Program. She’s also a member of the Young Lawyers Program. She cheers with the Varsity Cheerleading Squad. As a first generation college student, Tailar is optimistic about her future and has set high goals for herself. She will be attending Fresno State University and majoring in Communications. Tailar would like to pursue a career in Public Relations.

AUSTIN WIERSMA Austin Wiersma is the son of Joseph and Nydia Wiersma. He will be graduating from Mayfair High School. Austin played 7 years with the BELLFLOWER CHAPTER, 2000 to 2006. Austin has a 3.6 GPA and a weighted GPA of 3.9. His curriculum has consisted of 5 honor classes and 1 advanced placement (AP) class. With his consistent class work and as a student-athlete, he has received the Scholar Athlete Award all 4 years of High School. Austin’s extra- curricular activities included participation in basketball, baseball, track, wrestling, and participated on the football team all 4 years. As a role model and leader, he was named Team Captain last season. His extra-curricular activities do not stop with athletics as Austin is very involved with his church where he volunteers to help feed the homeless and is a member of the church’s Youth Group. After school, he is now working part-time. Austin will attend Cerritos College in the fall and later transfer to a four-year University where he will earn a degree in Accounting and Mathematics. His goal is to become a Certified Public Accountant (CPA).

KAMBRIA RUFFIN Kambria Ruffin is the daughter of Willie and Kendra Ruffin. She is graduating from Hamilton High School. Kambria cheered from 2002 to 2006 with the CARSON CHAPTER. She continues to volunteer for Carson cheerleaders as a trainer. Kambria is carrying a 3.4 GPA. Her weighted GPA which is based on 9 honor classes and 1 advanced placement class is 3.8. She is the Senior Class Treasurer. Other school activities include the Drama Program, Cancer Awareness Club, Fashion Club, Academy of Music Leadership, and Cheer. She has been very involved with the Performing and Visual Arts Program every year in school. Kambria is a frequent volunteer for the American Red Cross, and assists in arranging for them to come to her high school at least four times a year. She also promotes a clean way of living, and offers her help to the Heal the Bay, Save Our Beach Foundations, and cleaning up the polluted beaches in Los Angeles. Through Associated Student Body (ASB) and the Cancer Awareness Club, she held a fundraiser with the Leukemia & Lymphoma society called “Pennies for patients” that raised money for cancer research. Kambria will be attending Howard University in the fall as a Radio/TV/Film Production major, with an emphasis in Telecommunications Management. She plans on making a career in the entertainment business where she can make and produce movies that uplift the esteems of young women.

ALEXUS LOPER Alexus Loper is the daughter14 of Amie Loper. Alexus will graduate from Westchester High School. She cheered for 3 years, from 2005 to 2007, with the INGLEWOOD CHAPTER. Alexus has maintained a 3.6 GPA and a weighted GPA of 3.7 that includes 1 Honor class and 1 Advanced Placement class. She received the High School Academic Jacket that represents the highest scholastic award on campus. She has also been a member of the Cheerleading Squad for the last 2 years. She works part-time as a crew member with McDonalds. Alexus will attend Tuskegee University in the fall to major in Kinesiology/Physical Therapy. She plans to join the Tuskegee cheer squad. She would like to have a career as an Athletic Trainer.

REED GUBERNICK Reed Gubernick is the son of Rey and Christel Gubernick. He is an early graduate of Northwood High School. He was awarded his high school diploma in January, 2011. He played 7 years with the IRVINE CHAPTER from 2000 to 2006. Reed has earned a 3.5 GPA and a weighted GPA of 3.6. His curriculum includes 4 honor classes and 1 advanced placement (AP) class. He is a member of the school’s club for Fellowship of Christian Athletes. He earned the Eagle Scout rank which is the highest for the Boy Scouts of America. Reed played 4 years of football. Last season he played in the slot receiver position and was selected team captain. Reed earned the Craig Huff Memorial Award for excellent citizenship on and off the field. He was selected all league first team and to the Irvine All- City team. Reed was honored as a scholar athlete by the 2011 National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame. Reed has completed over 250 hours of community service through his church and Boy Scouts activities. Reed will be attending Brigham Young University this fall. He will be a pre-med major and wants to pursue a career in sports medicine. for cancer research. Kambria will be attending Howard University in the fall as a Radio/TV/Film Production major, with an emphasis in Telecommunications Management. She plans on making a career in the entertainment business where she can make and produce movies that uplift the esteems of young women.

ALEXUS LOPER Alexus Loper is the daughter of Amie Loper. Alexus will graduate from Westchester High School. She cheered for 3 years, from 2005 to 2007, with the INGLEWOOD CHAPTER. Alexus has maintained a 3.6 GPA and a weighted GPA of 3.7 that includes 1 Honor class and 1 Advanced Placement class. She received the High School Academic Jacket that represents the highest scholastic award on campus. She has also been a member of the Cheerleading Squad for the last 2 years. She works part-time as a crew member with McDonalds. Alexus will attend Tuskegee University in the fall to major in Kinesiology/Physical Therapy. She plans to join the Tuskegee cheer squad. She would like to have a career as an Athletic Trainer.

COLE WILLIAMS Cole Williams is the son of Gregory and Rhonda Williams. He graduates from JSerra Catholic High School. His football years with MISSION VIEJO chapter were from 2001 to 2006. Cole graduates with a 3.4 GPA. In addition to his academics, he volunteered more that 100 service hours on a variety of projects including renovating a soup kitchen and counseling center, volunteering at a local holiday party for disadvantaged youth, beach cleanup, and habitat restoration. He also volunteered at local youth football camps and assisted his younger brother’s youth football team. He played four years of high school football. His senior year he served as team captain and was named the Defensive Player of the Year. He was also recognized as First Team All-League on Defense and was nominated for the Orange County All Star team. His high school coaches chose him to receive the CIF Southern Section Sportsmanship Award on behalf of the school’s athletic department. Cole will be attending the University of Oregon and will be majoring in human physiology. While at the University of Oregon, he will serve as a cadet in the Army ROTC program and expects to earn a full scholarship by his sophomore year. He has chosen the field of human physiology in the hopes of becoming a physical therapist to help soldiers and civilians with their rehabilitation and recovery efforts. He looks forward to serving his country and its citizens while doing what he loves, which is helping others.

DANIELLE THOMPSON Danielle Thompson is the daughter of Jennifer Lockwood. She will graduate from El Modena High School. She spent 5 years, from 2003 to 2007, cheering for the ORANGE CHAPTER. Danielle15 has a 3.8 GPA and a 4.0 weighted GPA. The academic work consisted of 4 honor classes and 3 advanced placement classes. Extra- curricular school activities include Varsity cheer, Girl’s League Club, Red Cross Club, and the Drama Club. She will attend Fullerton College in the fall and later transfer to a four-year University. After getting an advanced degree in Psychology, she plans to have a career in Family Counseling.

JOSEPH KIMPLER Joseph Kimpler is the son of Joseph and Patti Kimpler. Joseph will be graduating from JSerra Catholic High School. His 6 years in OCJAAF, from 2001 to 2006, were spent playing for SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY. Joseph’s GPA is 3.4. With the 4 honor classes and the 1 advanced placement class, his weighted GPA is 3.6. He played football for 4 years as a running back and strong safety. He was selected 3 times All-League, twice on defense and once on offense. He was voted JSerra Athlete of the Year as a sophomore and as a senior. He has worked 4 years as a youth sports referee for lacrosse and football. Joseph will attend the University of Maryland in the fall. Due to his talent and love for Mathematics and Science, Joseph will be majoring in Mechanical Engineering. After graduation he will pursue a career in the area of Robotics Engineering. COLE WILLIAMS Cole Williams is the son of Gregory and Rhonda Williams. He graduates from JSerra Catholic High School. His football years with MISSION VIEJO chapter were from 2001 to 2006. Cole graduates with a 3.4 GPA. In addition to his academics, he volunteered more that 100 service hours on a variety of projects including renovating a soup kitchen and counseling center, volunteering at a local holiday party for disadvantaged youth, beach cleanup, and habitat restoration. He also volunteered at local youth football camps and assisted his younger brother’s youth football team. He played four years of high school football. His senior year he served as team captain and was named the Defensive Player of the Year. He was also recognized as First Team All-League on Defense and was nominated for the Orange County All Star team. His high school coaches chose him to receive the CIF Southern Section Sportsmanship Award on behalf of the school’s athletic department. Cole will be attending the University of Oregon and will be majoring in human physiology. While at the University of Oregon, he will serve as a cadet in the Army ROTC program and expects to earn a full scholarship by his sophomore year. He has chosen the field of human physiology in the hopes of becoming a physical therapist to help soldiers and civilians with their rehabilitation and recovery efforts. He looks forward to serving his country and its citizens while doing what he loves, which is helping others.

DANIELLE THOMPSON Danielle Thompson is the daughter of Jennifer Lockwood. She will graduate from El Modena High School. She spent 5 years, from 2003 to 2007, cheering for the ORANGE CHAPTER. Danielle has a 3.8 GPA and a 4.0 weighted GPA. The academic work consisted of 4 honor classes and 3 advanced placement classes. Extra- curricular school activities include Varsity cheer, Girl’s League Club, Red Cross Club, and the Drama Club. She will attend Fullerton College in the fall and later transfer to a four-year University. After getting an advanced degree in Psychology, she plans to have a career in Family Counseling.

KIANDRA BROWN Kiandra Brown is the daughter of Woodcrest president, Pamela Adams. This is her 2nd daughter to receive an OCJAAF Scholarship. Kayla Brown was a scholarship recipient in 2010. Kiandra will graduate from the King/Drew magnet high school. She cheered with the WOODCREST CHAPTER from 1998 to 2005. Woodcrest became part of OCJAAF in 2002. Kiandra is currently carrying a 3.3 GPA. Her weighted GPA of 3.6 comes from pursuing a curriculum that includes 6 honor classes and 6 advance placement (AP) classes. This year she was elected associated student body (ASB) president, is a member of the senior mentorship program, a school peer mediator, member of the dance team, and a member of school site council. She volunteers as a junior trainer with Woodcrest cheerleaders and worked with the Arms of Grace Rehabilitation Center. Kiandra will attend Loyola Marymount University in the Fall with her older sister. Her major will be Business management. After graduation she would like to pursue work as a Community Activists.

To Our Graduating Class of 2010… ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE! ThankIf there was you ever toa time all to thatdare, to participated make a difference, to in embark the on Scholarship something worth doing, IT IS Program.NOW. Not for anyAs grand a reminder cause necessarily...but . . . Scholarship for something that tugs Applications at your heart, something are that's your inspiration, something that's your dream. You owe it to yourself to make your days here availablecount. for High School Seniors each year in January. Please HAVE get FUN. the word out. Each Chapter can have one  DIG DEEP. scholarship STRETCH. winner, so why not let it be your child?  DREAM BIG. Commissioner Bob Barna Know, though, that things worth doing seldom come easy. There will be good days and there will be bad days. There will be times when you want to turn around, pack it up, and call it quits. Those times tell you that you are pushing yourself, that you are16 not afraid to learn by trying.  PERSIST.

Because with an idea, determination and the right tools; you can do great things. Let your instincts, your intellect, and your heart, guide you.

 TRUST.  Believe in the incredible power of the human mind. Of doing something that makes a difference…  OF WORKING HARD.  OF LAUGHING AND HOPING.  OF LAZY AFTERNOONS.  OF LASTING FRIENDS.

Of all the things that will cross your path in the coming years; the start of something new brings the hope of something great and that…  ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE! KIANDRA BROWN Kiandra Brown is the daughter of Woodcrest president, Pamela Adams. This is her 2nd daughter to receive an OCJAAF Scholarship. Kayla Brown was a scholarship recipient in 2010. Kiandra will graduate from the King/Drew magnet high school. She cheered with the WOODCREST CHAPTER from 1998 to 2005. Woodcrest became part of OCJAAF in 2002. Kiandra is currently carrying a 3.3 GPA. Her weighted GPA of 3.6 comes from pursuing a curriculum that includes 6 honor classes and 6 advance placement (AP) classes. This year she was elected associated student body (ASB) president, is a member of the senior mentorship program, a school peer mediator, member of the dance team, and a member of school site council. She volunteers as a junior trainer with Woodcrest cheerleaders and worked with the Arms of Grace Rehabilitation Center. Kiandra will attend Loyola Marymount University in the Fall with her older sister. Her major will be Business management. After graduation she would like to pursue work as a Community Activists.

To Our Graduating Class of 2010… ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE! If there was ever a time to dare, to make a difference, to embark on something worth doing, IT IS NOW. Not for any grand cause necessarily...but for something that tugs at your heart, something that's your inspiration, something that's your dream. You owe it to yourself to make your days here count.

 HAVE FUN.  DIG DEEP.  STRETCH.  DREAM BIG.

Know, though, that things worth doing seldom come easy. There will be good days and there will be bad days. There will be times when you want to turn around, pack it up, and call it quits. Those times tell you that you are pushing yourself, that you are not afraid to learn by trying.

 PERSIST.

Because with an idea, determination and the right tools; you can do great things. Let your instincts, your intellect, and your heart, guide you.

Of all the things that will cross your path in the coming years; the start of something new brings the hope of something great and that…  ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE!

17 SCHOLASTIC AND SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM 2011

OCJAAF has initiated the scholarship program and expanded the scholastic program so that our youth will be encouraged to perform well on the football field and more importantly to perform well in the classroom. By the organization investing more people, time, and money toward the student side of our student-athlete, we will be helping our young people to be better prepared as they enter high school, vocational school, college, and ultimately the workforce.

We want to encourage our players/cheerleaders to take very serious the preparation and hard work that is required to get a good education. While in our youth football program, it is important that we take the challenge to encourage our youth to keep their grades up, maintain high classroom attendance, get involved in other school activities which will make them a well rounded citizen and an asset to society.

Below is a brief summary of both programs. Additional information can be obtained from your chapter scholastic/scholarship coordinator or president.

The scholastic recognition program, which consists of two different awards, is for present OCJAAF participants only. The patch awards will be given out all during the season to players and cheerleaders being recognized for grades, grade improvement, perfect attendance, etc. We encourage patches to be presented in the presence of teammates. The scholastic plaque awards are for students with the highest grade point averages. There will be at least two awards per team. These awards are handed out at the end of the season, preferably during the 9th week of the season. The recipients will makeup our All-Academic team. They will be recognized at the All-Conference games.

The scholarship program began awarding scholarships to candidates in August, 2004. The program is for past OCJAAF participants. To be eligible for the $1,000.00 scholarship, you must be a high school senior, participated a minimum of two full seasons as a player or cheerleader, a minimum high school grade point average of 3.0 (B), and must take the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT I) or American College Test (ACT). Completed application package must include application form, official transcripts, test score report from SAT or ACT, essay, and three letters of recommendation.

Scholarship applications are available for high school seniors each year in January. Everyone is encouraged to get the word out during the school year to all eligible high school seniors. Each chapter in good standing with OCJAAF can have one scholarship winner. OCJAAF has given 48 scholarships during the past 8 years. Through the generous contribution of a former OCJAAF participant, Willie Alford II, a $1,000.00 scholarship in the name of Willie (Bill) Alford is awarded annually. To date we have awarded 4 scholarships..

OCJAAF leadership is encouraging everyone to put their support behind this noble cause. This year, we’re looking forward again to each chapter having a scholastic/ scholarship coordinator. Hopefully this will translate into more chapters participating in all aspects of both programs.

Bill Alford, Scholastic/Scholarship Director

18 OCJAAF 2010 SCHOLASTIC ALL ACADEMIC TEAM OCJAAF has initiated the scholarship program and expanded the scholastic program so that our youth will be encouraged to perform well on the football field and more importantly to perform well in the classroom. By the organization investing more people, time, and money toward the student side of our student-athlete, we will be helping our young people to be better prepared as they enter high school, vocational school, college, and ultimately the workforce.

BALDWIN HILLS (16) CARSON-Continued (28) Junior Future League: Jamal Sanders and Dharia Junior Clinic Black: Justin Livingston and Jabari Stovell Walker Junior Clinic Blue: Tyrah Lacy and Kendal Parker Junior Clinic Blue: Kaley Mattier and Earnest McDaniel Junior Clinic Gold: Amari De France and Kei Alani Junior Clinic White: Mathew Iamaleava and Jaren Riley-Robinson Johnson Clinic Blue: Gabriella Kimbrough and Jordan Lee Clinic Black: Alaysia Hardwell and Tarik Luckett Clinic Gold: Kyle Jones-Sullivan and Jaman’l Taylor Clinic Blue: Autumn Kirby and Dylan Leomiti Junior Pee Wee: Ryan Lewis and Kyre Williams Clinic White: Alexander Johnson and Domororyei Pee Wee: Ocean Merin and Phillip Smith Martin Junior Midget: Orion Ewell and Brooke Francis Junior Pee Wee Blue: Nala Scott and Kobe Williams Junior Pee Wee White: Nolan Brown and Cameron BELLFLOWER (18) Harvey-Woods Junior Future League Blue: Shaun Anderson and Pee Wee Blue: Andre Bodden and Aloni Davis Darius Curry Pee Wee White: Auston Butts-Adams and Ted Citizen Junior Future League Orange: Delano Franklin and Junior Midget White: Trevon Bierria and Jada Pinkney Travon Hill Jr. Junior Clinic Blue: Colby Evans and Darnell Walker Jr. CERRITOS (15) Junior Clinic White: Chase Carter and Davin Portillo Junior Future League: Dylan Freeman and Andre Clinic Blue: Dominick Allman and Katelyn Virgen Taylor Jr. Clinic White: Kevin Fleshman and Darius Logan Junior Clinic Black: Isaiah Blevins and Charlton Junior Pee Wee: Daniel Haro and Ryan Virgen Jackson Jr. Pee Wee: Winthrop Avinger III and Elochukwu Ude Junior Clinic Gold: Aidan Ashcraft and Khary Junior Midget: Ayriana Cerant and Jason Floyd Muhammad Clinic Black: Precise Hooper and Jarrel King BEVERLY HILLS (4) Clinic Gold: Curtis Bonam Jr. and Robert Corner III Clinic: Troy Hattler Junior Pee Wee: Julian Sotelo and Zachary Taylor Junior Pee Wee: Dominick Trageser Pee Wee: Anthony Love III Junior Midget: Isaiah Hooper and Dominic LoPorto Junior Midget: Joshua Torres Midget: Troy Orozco CARSON (28) Junior Future League Black: Jalen Brooks and Zionna COMPTON (7) Hoyt Future League: Nicholas Edwards Junior Future League Blue: Dionte Thornton and Bree Clinic: Tremar Bullard and Christopher Edwards Young Junior Pee Wee: Ervin Allison Jr. and Gregory Shelton Junior Future League White: Joshua Sanchez and Pee Wee: Earl Barnes Jr. and Deaundrae Wilson Stanley White

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19 CORONA (18) INGLEWOOD-Continued (23) Junior Future League: Corbin Mouzakis and Dallas Pee Wee Green: Deavon Justice Guillory and Henaya Slayton Phillips Future League: Dylan Demello and Samari Staten Pee Wee White: Dalen Bailey and Traveon Beck Junior Clinic: Cayden Musgrove and Justin Smith Junior Midget: Brooke Bayman and Malie Ridgell Clinic Black: John Ober and April Shelby Clinic Blue: Tucker Connette and John Fraga IRVINE (24) Clinic Silver: Christopher Burke and Teddymax Talanea Junior Future League Blue: Kaden Knowles and Junior Pee Wee: Jacob Kling and Joshua Saldana Shyne Shaw Junior Pee Wee Blue: Michael Bustillos and Brock Future League: Tyler Brown and Camron Hicks Connolly Junior Clinic: Matt Hilliard and Seth Rasmussen Junior Midget: Andre Joseph and John Ornelas Clinic Blue: J.T. Daniels and Jack Harney Clinic Gold: Alexander Aquino and Brandon Johnson DOWNEY (10) Junior Pee Wee: Isaac Torres and Micah Wimmer Junior Clinic: Nickolas Lightel and Taylor Stephens Pee Wee: Lindsay Doron, Connor McBride, Kylie Clinic: Jacob Manetta and Alyssa Talavera McBride, and Ozi Orjioke Clinic Silver: Daniel Brito and John Nicolas Junior Midget Blue: Dylan Chaffee, Alan Chen, Darian Junior Pee Wee: Alyssa Maldonado and Darin Patricelli Ginsberg, and Monica Leys Junior Midget: Nathanial Barnett and Nicholas Hurtado Junior Midget Gold: Matthew Hutnyan and Trevor Zahl Midget: Wesley Kim and Michael Pritchett FOUNTAIN VALLEY (14) Junior Future League: Andres Rodriguez and LONG BEACH (8) Madelyne Rumney Junior Future League: Antoine Powns Junior Clinic Blue: Tanner Ciok and Nathan Scott Junior Clinic: Rylan Jones Junior Clinic Gold: Norris Bach and Cole Frank Junior Pee Wee: Aaron Heard and Rachel Ocon- Clinic Blue: James Stevens and Sivea Vito-Logoleo Mitchell Junior Pee Wee: Diego Vasquez and Dustin Vasquez Junior Midget: Barry Gadsden and Jason Nettles Pee Wee: Zachary Summers and Rebecca Vogen Midget: Khadijah Dawson and Kymberlee Robinson Junior Midget: Reid Johns and Lucy Nakashima MISSION VIEJO (22) FULLERTON (4) Junior Future League Blue: Brennan Acosta and Ian Junior Future League: Ian Jones Grogan Future League: Cooper Miller Junior Future League White: Nathan Chu and Jake Junior Pee Wee: Jordan Salvary Hinsvark Pee Wee: Race Swisher Junior Clinic Blue: Zachary Ferranto and Jude Gallagher HUNTINGTON BEACH (9) Junior Clinic White: Justin Crosbie and Beau Hovey Junior Clinic: Nathan Skorheim and Nicholas Skorheim Clinic Blue: Autumn Raigosa and Tristan West Clinic: Shane Hammer, Stone Sharp, and Cole Clinic White: Joey Blanda and Will Osier Stocener Junior Pee Wee: Kayla Chang and Jayden Woodward Junior Pee Wee: Daniel Bartle and Damian Ibrahim Pee Wee Blue: Owen Fellows and Cristina Williams Junior Midget: Starr Escobedo and Dane Romberg Pee Wee White: Brandon Crockett and Guillaume De Touchet INGLEWOOD (23) Junior Midget: Alena Cisneros and Brian Radcliff Midget: Guy Malcolm and Tanner Prenovost Junior Future League Green: Jermey Dent-Smith and Tyler O’Connor Junior Future League White: Phillip Jefferson and NEWPORT MESA (12) Lindsay Young Junior Clinic: Ethan Garbers and Evan Stein Junior Clinic Black: Hunter Rodgers and Ayana Clinic: Jacob Farber and Charles Gullo Warren Junior Pee Wee: Kyle Carmack and Alex Hachigian Junior Clinic Green: Achani Dixon and Jalen Mumin Pee Wee Blue: Brandon Fryer and Jason Simaan Junior Clinic White: Jamai Brown and Saniah Grant Pee Wee White: Mitch Haly and Will Karambelas Clinic Green: Davin Mumin and Kennadi Richards Junior Midget: Trevor Branca and Ashton Jajonie Clinic White: Shania Bowen and Joseph Taylor III Junior Pee Wee Green: Marcelous Green Junior Pee Wee White: Cheyenne Smith and Te’Shawn White

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20 NORWALK-SANTA FE SPRINGS (26) SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY (16) Junior Future League Black: Andrew Garcia and Junior Future League: Christian Coblentz and Gavin Josiah Rodriguez Dickson Junior Future League White: David Melena and Junior Clinic: Ryan Meany and Parker Whitham Cameron Spencer Clinic: Grant Ristoff and Reed Romo Future League: Tyler Chavez and Efrain Gonzalez Junior Pee Wee: Chris Krantz and Kyle McCombs Junior Clinic: David Fernandez and Dylan Jimenez Pee Wee Blue: Tanner Larkins and Carter Monacell Clinic Black: Olivia Argott and Aaron Hawk Pee Wee White: Nick Crankshaw and Parker Romo Clinic Gold: David Alvarez and Daniel Suarez Junior Midget Blue: Griffin Dennen and Parker Clinic White: Devin Arnold and Jack Ponce Edwards Junior Pee Wee Black: Gabriel Bermudez and Andrew Junior Midget White: Jay Schuyler and Brian Scott Medrano Junior Pee Wee Gold: Breanna Cans and Gilbert Sosa WHITTIER (12) Pee Wee Black: Isiah Arajuo and Phillip Torres Future League: Anthony Vasquez Pee Wee Gold: Louie Ramiro Chavez and Andrew Leon Junior Clinic: John Contreras and Julianna Strickling Guerrero Clinic: Jessie Zepeda Junior Midget Black: Carolina Amador and Isiah Lopez Junior Pee Wee: John Corona and Angelina Lunares Junior Midget Gold: Nicholas Camacho and Juventino Pee Wee Cardinal: Tristan Ibarra and Jessica Vasquez Liera Pee Wee Gold: Mia Cairo and Daniel Campos Junior Midget: Jacqueline Meneses and Bryce Oliver ORANGE (8) Junior Future League: Marcus Medina Junior Clinic Red: Jaden Allen TOTAL----328 Junior Clinic White: Zachary Branca Clinic: Marissa Ramos and Shaun Turner 11-30-2010 Pee Wee: Joseph Maduena Junior Midget: Austin Meese and Vanessa Mendoza

PLACENTIA (14) Junior Future League: Anthony Arellano and Christopher Guzman Future League: Daniel Solis and Cameron Vance Junior Clinic: Gabrielle Garcia and Jagger Mosqueda Clinic: Donnelious Celestine and Emily Ko Junior Pee Wee: Trevor Barkley and Nathan Rosener Pee Wee: Matthew Shirey and Thomas Sommer Junior Midget: Alexis Cuevas and Aaron McFarland

SOUTH BAY (10) Junior Future League: Rylin Siler Bembury and Justin Brooks Junior Clinic Gold: Myzhion Hill and Andrew Washington Junior Clinic Green: Evan Phillips and Vaughn West Clinic: Jamarie Blakley and Oliver Richardson Junior Midget: Mark Evans and Khiry Jordan

SOUTH GATE (10) Junior Future League---Yaciov Lopez and Melany Trejo Junior Clinic---Ashley Nicole Garcia and Joseph Salazar Clinic---Ariana Quintero and Angel Serna Pee Wee---Veronica Juarez and Jonathan Padilla Junior Midget---Kenneth Carmona Quintero and Samantha Salazar

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21 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE “KEEP HOPE ALIVE”

Setting the example, doing the “right thing, teaching sportsmanship, fairness . . . these are some of the words and phrases that go through our minds as the adult leaders in our chapters. If we know this, and we believe in this, then too are we instilling “KEEP HOPE ALIVE” – the Commissioner’s theme for 2011.

If you are a new OCJAAF parent reading this for the first time or a veteran parent . . . know that these words, these phrases and themes are important words to the leadership of OCJAAF and to your chapter. But you must also understand that we are all just “volunteers.” Trying to do the best we can to uphold to these principles that make OCJAAF unique in its program and focused on providing the fundamental nurturing experiences to help build future success for our children – whether in the classroom, on the field, or just in life! If you read the words of our Commissioner as he explains his new them, know this . . .

“OCJAAF is here to help each child keep their inner HOPE alive and keep them always striving to be more of themselves tomorrow than what they are today!”

In 54 years, the OCJAAF has represented itself as a “leading youth organization” because of its COMPETITION, FAMILY ENVIRONMENT, DIVERSITY and STRONG LEADERSHIP! I am proud and honored to be associated with OCJAAF as your elected Council President since 1997. I am also a Chapter President (South Gate) since 1994. The OCJAAF is a FAMILY, and families come in many combinations. We celebrate the word FAMILY as meaning: Team, Chapter, Community and the OCJAAF. There is nothing stronger than the spirit of family . . . you will see it and feel it within OCJAAF!

My best wishes to each of you this coming season of youth football and cheerleading. Welcome and good luck to our newest chapter member, MANHATTAN BEACH! I also want to commend each of you and say THANK YOU to all Chapter and OCJAAF adult leaders and volunteers – I am honored to serve with you.

I’ll be seeing you on the playing fields!

Respectfully, Lora L. Gonzalez Executive Council President

22 OCJAAF AFL/NFL DRAW 2011 AFL DIVISION NFL DIVISION BF – Bellflower BH – Baldwin Hills CO – Compton BV – Beverly Hills CR – Corona CA – Carson FV – Fountain Valley CE – Cerritos FL – Fullerton DN – Downey IW – Inglewood HB – Huntington Beach IV – Irvine LB – Long Beach MB – Manhattan Beach MV – Mission Viejo MP – Mona Park NM – Newport-Mesa OR – Orange PL – Placentia RH – Rowland Heights SB – South Bay SF – Santa Fe Springs SG – South Gate SC – South Orange County WH – Whittier WM – Westminster WC – Woodcrest

23 JUNIOR FUTURE LEAGUE AFL ATLANTIC LEAGUE AFL PACIFIC LEAGUE AFL CENTRAL LEAGUE FV Barons SF Ravens-Black BF Broncos IV Chargers-Blue CO Titans RH Raiders OR Chiefs MB Falcons CR Panthers FL Bears SC Patriots IW Jets-Green WM Lions IW Jets-White IV Chargers-White SF Ravens-White NFL ATLANTIC LEAGUE NFL PACIFIC LEAGUE NFL CENTRAL LEAGUE DN Mustangs CA Colts-White NM Seahawks HB Oilers WH Trojans SG Aztecs WC Generals MV Cowboys-Blue SB Packers CA Colts-Blue CE Steelers LB Jr. Jackrabbits MV Cowboys-White PL Steelers BH Bruins

FUTURE LEAGUE OCJAAF LEAGUE FL Bears IV Chargers SG Aztecs WM Lions WH Trojans FV Barons

JUNIOR CLINIC AFL ATLANTIC LEAGUE AFL PACIFIC LEAGUE AFL CENTRAL LEAGUE MP Hurricanes IW Jets-Green IW Jets-White FL Bears BF Broncos-Blue RH Raiders BF Broncos-White OR Chiefs CO Titans CR Panthers FV Barons-Blue SF Ravens SC Patriots IV Chargers FV Barons-Gold NFL ATLANTIC LEAGUE NFL PACIFIC LEAGUE NFL CENTRAL LEAGUE HB Oilers CA Colts-White CA Colts-Blue WC Generals BH Bruins-Gold MV Cowboys-White MV Cowboys-Blue MV Cowboys-Silver PL Steelers WH Trojans DN Mustangs CE Steelers-Gold LB Jr. Jackrabbits SB Packers BH Bruins-Blue CE Steelers-Black CLINIC AFL ATLANTIC LEAGUE AFL PACIFIC LEAGUE AFL CENTRAL LEAGUE IV Chargers-Blue RH Raiders IV Chargers-White CR Panthers CO Titans FL Bears SC Patriots MP Hurricanes WM Lions FV Barons SF Ravens OR Chiefs-White BF Broncos-Black OR Chiefs-Red BF Broncos-Blue MB Falcons IW Jets-White IW Jets-Green NFL ATLANTIC LEAGUE NFL PACIFIC LEAGUE NFL CENTRAL LEAGUE SB Packers BH Bruins-Blue BH Bruins-Gold CE Steelers-Black DN Mustangs PL Steelers WC Generals CE Steelers-Gold SG Aztecs MV Cowboys LB Jr. Jackrabbits WH Trojans BV Gators HB Oilers NM Seahawks CA Colts-White CA Colts-Black CA Colts-Blue

24 JR. PEE WEE AFL ATLANTIC LEAGUE AFL PACIFIC LEAGUE IV Chargers-White SF Ravens OR Chiefs BF Broncos IW Jets-Green IV Chargers-Blue CO Titans IW Jets-White SC Patriots CR Panthers FV Barons NFL ATLANTIC LEAGUE NFL PACIFIC LEAGUE BH Bruins NM Seahawks SB Packers CE Steelers CA Colts WC Generals LB Jr. Jackrabbits MV Cowboys BV Gators DN Mustangs

PEE WEE AFL ATLANTIC LEAGUE AFL PACIFIC LEAGUE FV Barons MP Hurricanes SC Patriots IW Jets-White IW Jets-Green SF Ravens BF Broncos FL Bears CO Titans RH Raiders CR Panthers IV Chargers OR Chiefs NFL ATLANTIC LEAGUE NFL PACIFIC LEAGUE SB Packers WC General LB Jr. Jackrabbits BH Bruins WH Trojans PL Steelers SG Aztecs DN Mustangs HB Oilers MV Cowboys CE Steelers NM Seahawks CA Colts-White CA Colts-Blue

JUNIOR MIDGET AFL ATLANTIC LEAGUE AFL PACIFIC LEAGUE IV Chargers-Blue SF Ravens-White SF Ravens-Black FV Barons SC Patriots-White OR Chiefs CO Titans SC Patriots-Blue IW Jets IV Chargers-White BF Broncos FL Bears CR Panthers NFL ATLANTIC LEAGUE NFL PACIFIC LEAGUE BH Bruins MV Cowboys-Blue MV Cowboys-White PL Steelers CA Colts LB Jr. Jackrabbits HB Oilers SG Aztecs DN Mustangs NM Seahawks WH Trojans-Cardinal WH Trojans-Gold MIDGET OCJAAF LEAGUE SF Ravens WC Generals SG Aztecs SB Packers IV Chargers LB Jr. Jackrabbits

25 GAME #1 - SEPTEMBER 10, 2011 DIV HOME TEAM LOCATION VISITOR TEAM GAME TIME BALDWIN HILLS JC BH BRUINS - GOLD vs FV BARONS- BLUE 9:00 AM C BH BRUINS - BLUE * vs MP HURRICANES 11:00 AM PW BH BRUINS vs IV CHARGERS 1:00 PM JM BH BRUINS vs IW SENTINELS 3:00 PM BELLFLOWER JFL BF BRONCOS vs SB PACKERS 9:30 AM JC BF BRONCOS - WHITE vs HB OILERS 11:00 AM PW BF BRONCOS vs HB OILERS 1:00 PM JM BF BRONCOS vs MV COWBOYS - WHITE 3:00 PM BEVERLY HILLS - NO GAMES CARSON JC CA COLTS - BLUE vs RH RAIDERS 9:00 AM JC CA COLTS - WHITE vs BF BRONCOS - BLUE 11:00 AM JPW CA COLTS vs IV CHARGERS - WHITE 1:00 PM C CA COLTS - BLUE vs FL BEARS 3:00 PM C CA COLTS - BLACK vs CO TITANS 5:00 PM PW CA COLTS - WHITE vs FV BARONS 7:00 PM CERRITOS - GAHR HIGH SCHOOL JC CE STEELERS - BLACK vs FL BEARS 9:00 AM JC CE STEELERS - GOLD vs FV BARONS - GOLD 11:00 AM C CE STEELERS - GOLD * vs RH RAIDERS 1:00 PM C CE STEELERS - BLACK vs MB FALCONS 3:00 PM PW CE STEELERS vs SC PATRIOTS 5:00 PM COMPTON JM CO TITANS vs BYE JFL CO TITANS vs CA COLTS - WHITE 9:30 AM JC CO TITANS vs BH BRUINS - BLUE 11:00 AM JPW CO TITANS * vs BV GATORS 1:00 PM PW CO TITANS vs WH TROJANS 3:00 PM CORONA JFL CR PANTHERS vs BH BRUINS 9:30 AM JC CR PANTHERS vs LB JR JACKRABBITS 11:00 AM PW CR PANTHERS vs LB JR JACKRABBITS 1:00 PM C CR PANTHERS vs CA COLTS - WHITE 3:00 PM JM CR PANTHERS vs HB OILERS 5:00 PM DOWNEY PW DN MUSTANGS vs BYE JFL DN MUSTANGS vs OR CHIEFS 9:30 AM JC DN MUSTANGS * vs IV CHARGERS 11:00 AM C DN MUSTANGS vs IW JETS - WHITE 1:00 PM FOUNTAIN VALLEY JFL FV BARONS vs WC GENERALS 10:00 AM FL FV BARONS vs WH TROJANS 11:30 AM C FV BARONS * vs BV GATORS 1:00 PM JPW FV BARONS vs SB PACKERS 3:00 PM FULLERTON JFL FL BEARS vs MV COWBOYS - WHITE 9:30 AM PW FL BEARS vs CA COLTS - BLUE 11:00 AM JM FL BEARS vs PL STEELERS 1:00 PM HUNTINGTON BEACH - NO GAMES INGLEWOOD JFL IW JETS - WHITE vs CE STEELERS 9:30 AM JPW IW JETS - WHITE vs CE STEELERS 11:00 AM JPW IW JETS - GREEN vs BH BRUINS 1:00 PM PW IW JETS - GREEN * vs SB PACKERS 3:00 PM PW IW JETS - WHITE vs NM SEAHAWKS 5:00 PM IRVINE JFL IV CHARGERS - BLUE vs BYE FL IV CHARGERS vs FL BEARS 8:00 AM C IV CHARGERS - BLUE vs WC GENERALS 9:30 AM JPW IV CHARGERS - BLUE * vs DN MUSTANGS 11:30 AM JM IV CHARGERS - BLUE vs CA COLTS 1:30 PM

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26 GAME #1 - SEPTEMBER 10, 2011 DIV HOME TEAM LOCATION VISITOR TEAM GAME TIME LONG BEACH JFL LB JR. JACKRABBITS vs IV CHARGERS - WHITE 8:00 AM M LB JR JACKRABBITS vs IV CHARGERS 9:30 AM C LB JR JACKRABBITS vs OR CHIEFS - RED 11:30 AM JPW LB JR JACKRABBITS vs SC PATRIOTS 1:30 PM JM LB JR JACKRABBITS vs SF RAVENS - WHITE 3:30 PM ANHATTAN BEACH - NO GAMES MISSION VIEJO JFL MV COWBOYS - BLUE vs SF RAVENS - BLACK 8:00 AM JC MV COWBOYS - WHITE vs SF RAVENS 9:30 AM JC MV COWBOYS - BLUE vs MP HURRICANES 11:30 AM PW MV COWBOYS vs MP HURRICANES 1:30 PM JC MV COWBOYS - SILVER vs IW JETS - GREEN 3:30 PM C MV COWBOYS * vs BF BRONCOS -BLACK 5:30 PM JPW MV COWBOYS vs CR PANTHERS 7:30 PM MONA PARK - NO GAMES NEWPORT-MESA JFL NM SEAHAWKS vs RH RAIDERS 11:30 AM JPW NM SEAHAWKS vs BF BRONCOS 1:00 PM ORANGE JPW OR CHIEFS vs BYE JC OR CHIEFS vs SB PACKERS 11:00 AM C OR CHIEFS - WHITE * vs NM SEAHAWKS 1:00 PM JM OR CHIEFS vs MV COWBOYS - BLUE 3:00 PM PLACENTIA JFL PL STEELERS vs MB FALCONS 9:30 AM JC PL STEELERS vs IW JETS - WHITE 11:00 AM C PL STEELERS vs IW JETS - GREEN 1:00 PM PW PL STEELERS vs RH RAIDERS 3:00 PM ROWLAND HEIGHTS - NO GAMES SANTA FE SPRINGS-NORWALK - ST. PAUL HIGH SCHOOL JFL SF RAVENS - WHITE vs HB OILERS 9:30 AM C SF RAVENS vs HB OILERS 11:00 AM JPW SF RAVENS vs WC GENERALS 1:00 PM PW SF RAVENS vs WC GENERALS 3:00 PM JM SF RAVENS - BLACK * vs WH TROJANS - CARDINAL 5:00 PM M SF RAVENS vs WC GENERALS 7:00 PM SOUTH BAY - NO GAMES SOUTH GATE JFL SG AZTECS vs IW JETS - GREEN 9:30 AM C SG AZTECS vs IV CHARGERS - WHITE 11:00 AM JM SG AZTECS vs IV CHARGERS - WHITE 1:00 PM PW SG AZTECS vs OR CHIEFS 3:00 PM M SG RAMS vs SB PACKERS 5:00 PM SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY JFL SC PATRIOTS vs WH TROJANS 9:30 AM C SC PATRIOTS vs SB PACKERS 11:00 AM JM SC PATRIOTS - WHITE vs DN MUSTANGS 1:00 PM JM SC PATRIOTS - BLUE vs NM SEAHAWKS 3:00 PM WESTMINSTER JFL WM LIONS vs CA COLTS - BLUE 12:00 PM FL WM LIONS vs SG AZTECS 1:30 PM C WM LIONS vs BH BRUINS - GOLD 3:00 PM WHITTIER JC WH TROJANS vs SC PATRIOTS 9:00 AM C WH TROJANS * vs BF BRONCOS - BLUE 11:00 AM JM WH TROJANS - GOLD vs FV BARONS 1:00 PM WOODCREST JC WC GENERALS vs BYE

27 GAME #2 - SEPTEMBER 17, 2011 DIV HOME TEAM LOCATION VISITOR TEAM GAME TIME BALDWIN HILLS JC BH BRUINS - GOLD vs IW JETS - GREEN 9:00 AM C BH BRUINS - BLUE vs OR CHIEFS - RED 11:00 AM C BH BRUINS - GOLD vs BF BRONCOS - BLUE 1:00 PM JPW BH BRUINS vs SC PATRIOTS 3:00 PM PW BH BRUINS vs WC GENERALS 5:00 PM JM BH BRUINS vs CR PANTHERS 7:00 PM BELLFLOWER JC BF BRONCOS - BLUE vs SB PACKERS 9:00 AM C BF BRONCOS -BLACK vs SB PACKERS 11:00 AM JC BF BRONCOS - WHITE vs WC GENERALS 1:00 PM JPW BF BRONCOS * vs DN MUSTANGS 3:00 PM BEVERLY HILLS - NO GAMES CARSON JFL CA COLTS - WHITE vs SC PATRIOTS 10:00 AM JFL CA COLTS - BLUE vs SF RAVENS - WHITE 11:30 AM JC CA COLTS - BLUE vs SF RAVENS 1:00 PM JC CA COLTS - WHITE vs FV BARONS- BLUE 3:00 PM JM CA COLTS vs DN MUSTANGS 5:00 PM CERRITOS - CERRITOS SPORTS COMPLEX JFL CE STEELERS vs MB FALCONS 9:30 AM C CE STEELERS - BLACK vs SC PATRIOTS 11:00 AM JPW CE STEELERS * vs SF RAVENS 1:00 PM COMPTON JPW CO TITANS vs BYE JC CO TITANS vs CE STEELERS - GOLD 11:00 AM C CO TITANS vs CE STEELERS - GOLD 1:00 PM PW CO TITANS vs CR PANTHERS 3:00 PM CORONA JC CR PANTHERS vs CE STEELERS - BLACK 11:00 AM C CR PANTHERS * vs WC GENERALS 1:00 PM JPW CR PANTHERS * vs WC GENERALS 3:00 PM DOWNEY - NO GAMES FOUNTAIN VALLEY JFL FV BARONS vs MV COWBOYS - WHITE 9:30 AM JC FV BARONS - GOLD vs PL STEELERS 11:00 AM C FV BARONS vs CA COLTS - WHITE 1:00 PM JM FV BARONS vs LB JR JACKRABBITS 3:00 PM FULLERTON JFL FL BEARS vs BYE FL FL BEARS vs FV BARONS 11:30 AM JC FL BEARS vs MV COWBOYS - BLUE 1:00 PM C FL BEARS vs SG AZTECS 3:00 PM HUNTINGTON BEACH JFL HB OILERS vs OR CHIEFS 9:30 AM JC HB OILERS vs SC PATRIOTS 11:00 AM C HB OILERS vs RH RAIDERS 1:00 PM JM HB OILERS vs WH TROJANS - CARDINAL 3:00 PM INGLEWOOD PW IW JETS - WHITE vs BYE JFL IW JETS - GREEN vs NM SEAHAWKS 9:30 AM JPW IW JETS - WHITE vs NM SEAHAWKS 11:00 AM JPW IW JETS - GREEN * vs SB PACKERS 1:00 PM PW IW JETS - GREEN vs BF BRONCOS 3:00 PM JM IW SENTINELS vs BF BRONCOS 5:00 PM IRVINE - STADIUM PW IV CHARGERS vs FL BEARS 9:00 AM JM IV CHARGERS - BLUE vs SF RAVENS - BLACK 11:00 AM JC IV CHARGERS * vs MV COWBOYS - SILVER 1:00 PM JPW IV CHARGERS - BLUE * vs MV COWBOYS 3:00 PM JM IV CHARGERS - WHITE vs MV COWBOYS - BLUE 5:00 PM M IV CHARGERS vs SG RAMS 7:00 PM HOME TEAM MUST E-MAIL SCORES BY 10-AM SUNDAY: [email protected]. *JERSEY CONFLICT: HOME TEAM RESPONSIBLE FOR CHANGE OF JERSEY COLOR. CALL: [562] 755-8612 TO REPORT LATE / ABSENT OFFICIALS' ON YOUR FIELD.

28 GAME #2 - SEPTEMBER 17, 2011 DIV HOME TEAM LOCATION VISITOR TEAM GAME TIME IRVINE - JV FIELD JFL IV CHARGERS - BLUE vs WC GENERALS 9:00 AM JFL IV CHARGERS - WHITE vs SB PACKERS 10:30 AM C IV CHARGERS - WHITE vs NM SEAHAWKS 12:00 PM C IV CHARGERS - BLUE vs BV GATORS 2:00 PM JPW IV CHARGERS - WHITE vs BV GATORS 4:00 PM LONG BEACH JFL LB JR. JACKRABBITS vs CR PANTHERS 9:30 AM C LB JR JACKRABBITS * vs IW JETS - WHITE 11:00 AM JPW LB JR JACKRABBITS vs FV BARONS 1:00 PM PW LB JR JACKRABBITS * vs CA COLTS - WHITE 3:00 PM MANHATTAN BEACH - NO GAMES MISSION VIEJO JM MV COWBOYS - WHITE vs BYE JFL MV COWBOYS - BLUE vs IW JETS - WHITE 9:30 AM JC MV COWBOYS - WHITE vs IW JETS - WHITE 11:00 AM PW MV COWBOYS vs NM SEAHAWKS 1:00 PM C MV COWBOYS vs MB FALCONS 3:00 PM MONA PARK JC MP HURRICANES vs LB JR JACKRABBITS 9:00 AM C MP HURRICANES vs DN MUSTANGS 11:00 AM M SB PACKERS vs WC GENERALS 1:00 PM PW MP HURRICANES vs CA COLTS - BLUE 3:00 PM NEWPORT-MESA - NO GAMES ORANGE JC OR CHIEFS vs DN MUSTANGS 9:00 AM C OR CHIEFS - WHITE vs CA COLTS - BLUE 11:00 AM JPW OR CHIEFS vs CA COLTS 1:00 PM PW OR CHIEFS vs SB PACKERS 3:00 PM PLACENTIA JFL PL STEELERS vs CO TITANS 11:30 AM PW PL STEELERS vs DN MUSTANGS 1:00 P JM PL STEELERS vs OR CHIEFS 3: 00 P ROWLAND HEIGHTS JFL RH RAIDERS vs BH BRUINS 11:30 AM JC RH RAIDERS vs BH BRUINS - BLUE 1:00 PM PW RH RAIDERS * vs SF RAVENS 3:00 PM SANTA FE SPRINGS-NORWALK - AT JOHN GLENN HIGH SCHOOL JFL SF RAVENS - BLACK vs WH TROJANS 9:30 AM C SF RAVENS vs CA COLTS - BLACK 11:00 AM JM SF RAVENS - WHITE vs NM SEAHAWKS 1:00 PM M SF RAVENS vs LB JR JACKRABBITS 3:00 PM SOUTH BAY - NO GAMES (SEE MONA PARK) SOUTH GATE JFL SG AZTECS vs BF BRONCOS 11:30 AM PW SG AZTECS vs CE STEELERS 1:00 PM JM SG AZTECS vs FL BEARS 3:00 PM SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY PW SC PATRIOTS vs FV BARONS 11:00 AM JM SC PATRIOTS - WHITE vs CO TITANS 1:00 PM JM SC PATRIOTS - BLUE vs WH TROJANS - GOLD 3:00 PM WESTMINSTER JFL WM LIONS vs DN MUSTANGS 12:00 PM FL WM LIONS vs IV CHARGERS 1:30 PM C WM LIONS vs PL STEELERS 3:00 PM WHITTIER JC WH TROJANS vs BYE FL WH TROJANS vs SG AZTECS 11:30 AM C WH TROJANS vs IW JETS - GREEN 1:00 PM PW WH TROJANS vs HB OILERS 3:00 PM WOODCREST - NO GAMES (SEE MONA PARK)

29 GAME #3 - SEPTEMBER 24, 2011 DIV HOME TEAM LOCATION VISITOR TEAM GAME TIME BALDWIN HILLS JM BH BRUINS vs BYE JFL BH BRUINS vs IW JETS - GREEN 9:30 AM JC BH BRUINS - BLUE vs SF RAVENS 11:00 AM C BH BRUINS - BLUE vs SF RAVENS 1:00 PM PW BH BRUINS vs CA COLTS - BLUE 3:00 PM C BH BRUINS - GOLD * vs OR CHIEFS - WHITE 5:00 PM JPW BH BRUINS vs CO TITANS 7:00 PM

BELLFLOWER JC BF BRONCOS - BLUE * vs MV COWBOYS - SILVER 9:00 AM C BF BRONCOS - BLACK * vs CE STEELERS - BLACK 11:00 AM JPW BF BRONCOS vs WC GENERALS 1:00 PM PW BF BRONCOS vs CR PANTHERS 3:00 PM BEVERLY HILLS - NO GAMES (SEE ORANGE) CARSON JC CA COLTS - WHITE vs IV CHARGERS 8:00 AM C CA COLTS - BLUE vs WM LIONS 10:00 AM C CA COLTS - WHITE vs SC PATRIOTS 12:00 PM HOME COMING 12:00 TO 12:30 JPW CA COLTS * vs FV BARONS 2:30 PM PW CA COLTS - WHITE vs SB PACKERS 4:30 PM JM CA COLTS vs WH TROJANS - CARDINAL 6:30 PM CERRITOS - AT GAHR HIGH SCHOOL JFL CE STEELERS vs SF RAVENS - BLACK 9:30 AM JC CE STEELERS - BLACK * vs BF BRONCOS - WHITE 11:00 AM JC CE STEELERS - GOLD vs IW JETS - WHITE 1:00 PM C CE STEELERS - GOLD vs IW JETS - WHITE 3:00 PM PW CE STEELERS * vs WH TROJANS 5:00 PM COMPTON JFL CO TITANS vs MV COWBOYS - BLUE 11:30 AM PW CO TITANS vs IW JETS - GREEN 1:00 PM JM CO TITANS vs BF BRONCOS 3:00 PM CORONA - NO GAMES DOWNEY - NO GAMES FOUNTAIN VALLEY JFL FV BARONS vs CA COLTS - BLUE 9:30 AM JC FV BARONS - GOLD * vs CA COLTS - BLUE 11:00 AM JC FV BARONS- BLUE vs SB PACKERS 1:00 PM C FV BARONS vs SB PACKERS 3:00 PM FULLERTON JFL FL BEARS vs DN MUSTANGS 12:00 PM FL FL BEARS vs WM LIONS 1:30 PM JM FL BEARS vs LB JR JACKRABBITS 3:00 PM HUNTINGTON BEACH JFL HB OILERS vs WM LIONS 9:30 AM JC HB OILERS vs CR PANTHERS 11:00 AM C HB OILERS vs CO TITANS 1:00 PM JM HB OILERS vs DN MUSTANGS 3:00 PM INGLEWOOD JPW IW JETS BYE JFL IW JETS - WHITE vs CA COLTS - WHITE 8:00 AM JC IW JETS - GREEN vs DN MUSTANGS 9:30 AM JPW IW JETS - WHITE vs DN MUSTANGS 11:30 AM C IW JETS - GREEN vs SG AZTECS 1:30 PM PW IW JETS - WHITE vs WC GENERALS 3:30 PM JM IW SENTINELS vs SC PATRIOTS - WHITE 5:30 PM IRVINE FL IV CHARGERS vs WH TROJANS 9:30 AM JPW IV CHARGERS - BLUE * vs CE STEELERS 11:00 AM JM IV CHARGERS - WHITE * vs PL STEELERS 1:00 PM JPW IV CHARGERS - WHITE vs LB JR JACKRABBITS 3:00 PM

30 GAME #3 - SEPTEMBER 24, 2011 DIV HOME TEAM LOCATION VISITOR TEAM GAME TIME IRVINE - CONTINUED JM IV CHARGERS - BLUE * vs MV COWBOYS - WHITE 5:00 PM M IV CHARGERS * vs WC GENERALS 7:00 PM LONG BEACH JFL LB JR. JACKRABBITS vs BF BRONCOS 11:30 AM JC LB JR JACKRABBITS vs FL BEARS 1:00 PM PW LB JR JACKRABBITS vs FV BARONS 3:00 PM MANHATTAN BEACH MISSION VIEJO JC MV COWBOYS - BLUE vs BYE JFL MV COWBOYS - WHITE vs IV CHARGERS - BLUE 9:30 AM C MV COWBOYS * vs IV CHARGERS - BLUE 11:00 AM JC MV COWBOYS - WHITE vs CO TITANS 1:00 PM JPW MV COWBOYS * vs SF RAVENS 3:00 PM JM MV COWBOYS - BLUE vs SC PATRIOTS - BLUE 5:00 PM MONA PARK PW MP HURRICANES BYE C MP HURRICANES vs CA COLTS - BLACK 9:00 AM JC SC PATRIOTS * vs WC GENERALS 11:00 AM JPW SC PATRIOTS vs SB PACKERS 1:00 PM C MB FALCONS vs WC GENERALS 3:00 PM JC MP HURRICANES vs WH TROJANS 5:00 PM NEWPORT-MESA (HOME COMING) JFL NM SEAHAWKS vs IV CHARGERS - WHITE 9:30 AM C NM SEAHAWKS vs FL BEARS 11:00 AM JPW NM SEAHAWKS vs CR PANTHERS 1:00 PM PW NM SEAHAWKS vs DN MUSTANGS 3:00 PM JM NM SEAHAWKSs vs FV BARONS 5:00 PM ORANGE JFL OR CHIEFS vs BYE JC OR CHIEFS * vs BH BRUINS - GOLD 9:00 AM C OR CHIEFS - RED vs DN MUSTANGS 11:00 AM JPW OR CHIEFS vs BV GATORS 1:00 PM C BV GATORS * vs CR PANTHERS 3:00 PM PW OR CHIEFS vs SC PATRIOTS 5:00 PM PLACENTIA JFL PL STEELERS vs SC PATRIOTS 11:30 AM C PL STEELERS vs BF BRONCOS - BLUE 1:00 PM PW PL STEELERS vs MV COWBOYS 3:00 PM ROWLAND HEIGHTS JFL RH RAIDERS vs SB PACKERS 9:30 AM JC RH RAIDERS vs PL STEELERS 11:00 AM C RH RAIDERS vs LB JR JACKRABBITS 1:00 PM PW RH RAIDERS vs FL BEARS 3:00 PM SANTA FE SPRINGS-NORWALK - ST. PAUL HIGH SCHOOL JFL SF RAVENS - WHITE vs WC GENERALS 9:30 AM PW SF RAVENS * vs IV CHARGERS 11:00 AM JM SF RAVENS - WHITE vs SG AZTECS 1:00 PM JM SF RAVENS - BLACK vs CR PANTHERS 3:00 PM M SF RAVENS vs SB PACKERS 5:00 PM SOUTH BAY - NO GAMES (SEE MONA PARK) SOUTH GATE JFL SG AZTECS vs CR PANTHERS 10:00 AM FL SG AZTECS vs FV BARONS 11:30 AM PW SG AZTECS vs HB OILERS 1:00 PM M SG RAMS vs LB JR JACKRABBITS 3:00 PM SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY (SEE MONA PARK) WESTMINSTER - NO GAMES WHITTIER JFL WH TROJANS vs MB FALCONS 9:30 AM C WH TROJANS * vs IV CHARGERS - WHITE 11:00 AM JM WH TROJANS - GOLD vs OR CHIEFS 1:00 PM WOODCREST - NO GAMES (SEE MONA PARK)

31 GAME #4 - OCTOBER 01, 2011 DIV HOME TEAM LOCATION VISITOR TEAM GAME TIME BALDWIN HILLS JFL BH BRUINS vs LB JR. JACKRABBITS 11:30 AM JC BH BRUINS - BLUE vs CE STEELERS - GOLD 1:00 PM JM BH BRUINS vs WH TROJANS - CARDINAL 3:00 PM BELLFLOWER JFL BF BRONCOS vs RH RAIDERS 9:30 AM JC BF BRONCOS - BLUE vs IW JETS - GREEN 11:00 AM C BF BRONCOS - BLUE vs OR CHIEFS - WHITE 1:00 PM JM BF BRONCOS vs SC PATRIOTS - WHITE 3:00 PM BEVERLY HILLS C BV GATORS vs MV COWBOYS 5:00 PM JPW BV GATORS vs LB JR JACKRABBITS 7:00 PM CARSON JC CA COLTS - BLUE vs PL STEELERS 9:00 AM JC CA COLTS - WHITE vs MV COWBOYS - SILVER 11:00 AM JPW CA COLTS vs BH BRUINS 1:00 PM PW CA COLTS - BLUE * vs WC GENERALS 3:00 PM PW CA COLTS - WHITE vs SG AZTECS 5:00 PM JM CA COLTS vs SF RAVENS - BLACK 7:00 PM CERRITOS JC CE STEELERS - BLACK vs WC GENERALS 9:00 AM C CE STEELERS - BLACK vs CA COLTS - WHITE 11:00 AM C CE STEELERS - GOLD vs BH BRUINS - BLUE 1:00 PM PW CE STEELERS vs SB PACKERS 3:00 PM COMPTON C CO TITANS vs IW JETS - WHITE 11:00 AM JM CO TITANS vs IW SENTINELS 1:00 PM PW CO TITANS vs BF BRONCOS 3:00 PM CORONA JFL CR PANTHERS vs IW JETS - GREEN 9:30 AM PW CR PANTHERS vs IW JETS - GREEN 11:00 AM JC CR PANTHERS vs BF BRONCOS - WHITE 1:00 PM JPW CR PANTHERS vs CE STEELERS 3: 00 PM C CR PANTHERS vs MB FALCONS 5:00 PM JM CR PANTHERS vs IV CHARGERS - BLUE 7:00 PM DOWNEY (HOME COMING) JFL DN MUSTANGS vs WC GENERALS 9:30 AM JC DN MUSTANGS vs SB PACKERS 11:00 AM C DN MUSTANGS * vs CA COLTS - BLACK 1:00 PM JPW DN MUSTANGS * vs MV COWBOYS 3:00 PM PW DN MUSTANGS * vs MV COWBOYS 5:00 PM FOUNTAIN VALLEY JC FV BARONS- BLUE vs OR CHIEFS 9:00 AM JC FV BARONS - GOLD vs MV COWBOYS - WHITE 11:00 AM C FV BARONS vs BF BRONCOS -BLACK 1:00 PM JM FV BARONS vs FL BEARS 3:00 PM FULLERTON - NO GAMES PW FL BEARS vs BYE HUNTINGTON BEACH - GAMES JFL HB OILERS vs BYE JM HB OILERS vs BYE INGLEWOOD JFL IW JETS - WHITE vs WH TROJANS 9:30 AM JC IW JETS - WHITE vs RH RAIDERS 11:00 AM PW IW JETS - WHITE vs RH RAIDERS 1:00 PM C IW JETS - GREEN vs FL BEARS 3:00 PM JPW IW JETS - GREEN vs IV CHARGERS - WHITE 5:00 PM JPW IW JETS - WHITE vs IV CHARGERS - BLUE 7:00 PM IRVINE JFL IV CHARGERS - BLUE vs SF RAVENS - WHITE 8:30 AM JFL IV CHARGERS - WHITE vs SG AZTECS 10:00 AM FL IV CHARGERS vs FV BARONS 11:30 AM HOME TEAM MUST E-MAIL SCORES BY 10-AM SUNDAY: [email protected]. *JERSEY CONFLICT: HOME TEAM RESPONSIBLE FOR CHANGE OF JERSEY COLOR. CALL: [562] 755-8612 TO REPORT LATE / ABSENT OFFICIALS' ON YOUR FIELD.

32 GAME #4 - OCTOBER 01, 2011 DIV HOME TEAM LOCATION VISITOR TEAM GAME TIME IRVINE - CONTINUED JC IV CHARGERS vs BH BRUINS - GOLD 1:00 PM JM IV CHARGERS - WHITE vs SC PATRIOTS - BLUE 3:00 PM M IV CHARGERS vs SB PACKERS 5:00 PM LONG BEACH JC LB JR JACKRABBITS vs WH TROJANS 9:00 AM C LB JR JACKRABBITS vs HB OILERS 11:00 AM PW LB JR JACKRABBITS vs HB OILERS 1:00 PM M LB JR JACKRABBITS vs WC GENERALS 3:00 PM MANHATTAN BEACH - NO GAMES MISSION VIEJO JFL MV COWBOYS - WHITE vs CA COLTS - BLUE 10:00 AM JFL MV COWBOYS - BLUE vs CA COLTS - WHITE 11:30 AM JC MV COWBOYS - BLUE vs HB OILERS 1:00 PM JM MV COWBOYS - BLUE vs LB JR JACKRABBITS 3:00 PM JM MV COWBOYS - WHITE vs DN MUSTANGS 5:00 PM MONA PARK JC MP HURRICANES vs FL BEARS 9:00 AM C MP HURRICANES vs RH RAIDERS 11:00 AM C WC GENERALS vs SB PACKERS 1:00 PM PW MP HURRICANES vs IV CHARGERS 3:00 PM NEWPORT-MESA JFL NM SEAHAWKS vs SB PACKERS 9:00 AM C NM SEAHAWKS vs WH TROJANS 11:00 AM JPW NM SEAHAWKS vs WC GENERALS 1:00 PM PW NM SEAHAWKS * vs PL STEELERS 3:00 PM JM NM SEAHAWKS vs SG AZTECS 5:00 PM ORANGE JFL OR CHIEFS vs FV BARONS 9:30 AM JPW OR CHIEFS vs FV BARONS 11:00 AM PW OR CHIEFS vs FV BARONS 1:00 PM C OR CHIEFS - RED vs SF RAVENS 3:00 PM JM OR CHIEFS vs SF RAVENS - WHITE 5: 00 PM PLACENTIA JFL PL STEELERS vs CE STEELERS 11:30 AM C PL STEELERS vs CA COLTS - BLUE 1:00 PM JM PL STEELERS vs WH TROJANS - GOLD 3:00 PM ROWLAND HEIGHTS - NO GAMES SANTA FE SPRINGS-NORWALK AT JOHN GLENN HIGH SCHOOL JFL SF RAVENS - BLACK vs CO TITANS 9:30 AM JC SF RAVENS vs CO TITANS 11:00 AM JPW SF RAVENS * vs BF BRONCOS 1:00 PM PW SF RAVENS vs BH BRUINS 3:00 PM SOUTH BAY (SEE MONA PARK) JPW SB PACKERS vs BYE SOUTH GATE FL SG AZTECS vs FL BEARS 11:30 AM C SG AZTECS vs BH BRUINS - GOLD 1:00 PM M SG RAMS * vs SF RAVENS 3:00 PM SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY JC SC PATRIOTS vs BYE JFL SC PATRIOTS vs MB FALCONS 8:30 AM C SC PATRIOTS vs IV CHARGERS - BLUE 10:00 AM JPW SC PATRIOTS vs CO TITANS 12:00 PM PW SC PATRIOTS vs WH TROJANS 2:00 PM WESTMINSTER JFL WM LIONS vs FL BEARS 12:00 PM FL WM LIONS vs WH TROJANS 1:30 PM C WM LIONS vs IV CHARGERS - WHITE 3:00 PM WHITTIER - NO GAMES WOODCREST (SEE MONA PARK)

33 GAME #5 - OCTOBER 08, 2011 DIV HOME TEAM LOCATION VISITOR TEAM GAME TIME BALDWIN HILLS JC BH BRUINS - GOLD vs MV COWBOYS - SILVER 9:00 AM PW BH BRUINS vs MV COWBOYS 11:00 AM C BH BRUINS - GOLD * vs NM SEAHAWKS 1:00 PM JM BH BRUINS vs DN MUSTANGS 3:00 PM BELLFLOWER C BF BRONCOS - BLACK * vs IV CHARGERS - BLUE 9:00 AM C BF BRONCOS - BLUE * vs IV CHARGERS - WHITE 11:00 AM JPW BF BRONCOS * vs MV COWBOYS 1:00 PM PW BF BRONCOS vs OR CHIEFS 3:00 PM BEVERLY HILLS C BV GATORS vs SB PACKERS 5:00 PM JPW BV GATORS vs BH BRUINS 7:00 PM CARSON JM CA COLTS vs BYE JFL CA COLTS - BLUE vs BYE JC CA COLTS - BLUE vs BH BRUINS - BLUE 11:00 AM JC CA COLTS - WHITE vs SB PACKERS 1:00 PM JPW CA COLTS vs SB PACKERS 3:00 PM C CA COLTS - BLUE vs WH TROJANS 5:00 PM PW CA COLTS - WHITE vs WH TROJANS 7:00 PM CERRITOS AT GAHR HIGH SCHOOL JC CE STEELERS - BLACK * vs WH TROJANS 11:00 AM C CE STEELERS - GOLD * vs DN MUSTANGS 1:00 PM C CE STEELERS - BLACK vs WC GENERALS 3:00 PM JPW CE STEELERS vs WC GENERALS 5:00 PM COMPTON JFL CO TITANS vs CE STEELERS 11:30 AM JPW CO TITANS * vs FV BARONS 1:00 PM PW CO TITANS vs SC PATRIOTS 3:00 PM CORONA (HOME COMING) JFL CR PANTHERS vs BF BRONCOS 9:30 AM PW CR PANTHERS * vs FV BARONS 11: 00 AM JM CR PANTHERS * vs CO TITANS 1:00 PM JC CR PANTHERS vs SC PATRIOTS 3:00 PM C CR PANTHERS vs SC PATRIOTS 5:00 PM JPW CR PANTHERS vs IW JETS - WHITE 7:00 PM DOWNEY JFL DN MUSTANGS vs MV COWBOYS - WHITE 11:30 AM JC DN MUSTANGS * vs BF BRONCOS - BLUE 1:00 PM PW DN MUSTANGS vs CA COLTS - BLUE 3:00 PM FOUNTAIN VALLEY JFL FV BARONS vs WM LIONS 8:00 AM FL FV BARONS vs WM LIONS 9:30 AM JC FV BARONS - GOLD vs SF RAVENS 11:00 AM JM FV BARONS vs OR CHIEFS 1:00 PM C FV BARONS vs MB FALCONS 3:00 PM FULLERTON (HOME COMING) JC FL BEARS vs BYE JFL FL BEARS vs SF RAVENS - WHITE 8:00 AM FL FL BEARS vs WH TROJANS 9:30 AM C FL BEARS vs WM LIONS 11:00 AM PW FL BEARS vs PL STEELERS 1:00 PM JM FL BEARS vs SC PATRIOTS - BLUE 3:00 PM HUNTINGTON BEACH JFL HB OILERS vs WC GENERALS 9:30 AM C HB OILERS vs BH BRUINS - BLUE 11:00 AM PW HB OILERS vs SB PACKERS 1:00 PM JM HB OILERS vs SC PATRIOTS - WHITE 3:00 PM INGLEWOOD JFL IW JETS - WHITE vs SC PATRIOTS 9:30 AM JC IW JETS - WHITE vs CO TITANS 11:00 AM HOME TEAM MUST E-MAIL SCORES BY 10-AM SUNDAY: [email protected]. *JERSEY CONFLICT: HOME TEAM RESPONSIBLE FOR CHANGE OF JERSEY COLOR. CALL: [562] 755-8612 TO REPORT LATE / ABSENT OFFICIALS' ON YOUR FIELD.

34 GAME #5 - OCTOBER 08, 2011 DIV HOME TEAM LOCATION VISITOR TEAM GAME TIME INGLEWOOD - CONTINUED PW IW JETS - GREEN vs SG AZTECS 1:00 PM PW IW JETS - WHITE vs IV CHARGERS 3:00 PM JM IW SENTINELS vs SF RAVENS - BLACK 5:00 PM IRVINE JFL IV CHARGERS - WHITE vs IW JETS - GREEN 10:00 AM FL IV CHARGERS vs SG AZTECS 11:30 AM JC IV CHARGERS vs FV BARONS- BLUE 1:00 PM JPW IV CHARGERS - BLUE * vs SF RAVENS 3:00 PM JPW IV CHARGERS - WHITE vs SC PATRIOTS 5:00 PM JM IV CHARGERS - BLUE vs BF BRONCOS 7:00 PM LONG BEACH JPW LB JR JACKRABBITS vs BYE JC LB JR JACKRABBITS vs HB OILERS 9:00 AM C LB JR JACKRABBITS vs CA COLTS - BLACK 11:00 AM PW LB JR JACKRABBITS vs CE STEELERS 1:00 PM M LB JR JACKRABBITS * vs SB PACKERS 3:00 PM MANHATTAN BEACH - NO GAMES MISSION VIEJO JFL MV COWBOYS - BLUE vs WH TROJANS 9:30 AM JM MV COWBOYS - WHITE vs WH TROJANS - CARDINAL 11:00 AM JC MV COWBOYS - BLUE vs WC GENERALS 1:00 PM C MV COWBOYS vs CA COLTS - WHITE 3:00 PM JM MV COWBOYS - BLUE vs NM SEAHAWKS 5:00 PM MONA PARK JC MP HURRICANES vs BF BRONCOS - WHITE 11:30 AM C MP HURRICANES vs CO TITANS 1:00 PM PW MP HURRICANES vs RH RAIDERS 3:00 PM NEWPORT-MESA JFL NM SEAHAWKS vs BH BRUINS 11:30 AM JPW NM SEAHAWKS vs DN MUSTANGS 1:00 PM PW NM SEAHAWKS vs WC GENERALS 3:00 PM ORANGE JFL OR CHIEFS vs IV CHARGERS - BLUE 9:30 AM JC OR CHIEFS vs IW JETS - GREEN 11:00 AM C OR CHIEFS - WHITE vs IW JETS - GREEN 1:00 PM JPW OR CHIEFS vs IW JETS - GREEN 3:00 PM PLACENTIA JFL PL STEELERS vs CA COLTS - WHITE 9:30 AM JC PL STEELERS * vs MV COWBOYS - WHITE 11:00 AM C PL STEELERS vs SG AZTECS 1:00 PM JM PL STEELERS vs LB JR JACKRABBITS 3:00 PM ROWLAND HEIGHTS JFL RH RAIDERS vs LB JR JACKRABBITS 11:30 AM JC RH RAIDERS * vs CE STEELERS - GOLD 1:00 PM C RH RAIDERS vs OR CHIEFS - RED 3:00 PM SANTA FE SPRINGS-NORWALK AT ST. PAUL HIGH SCHOOL PW SF RAVENS vs BYE JFL SF RAVENS - BLACK vs MB FALCONS 9:30 AM C SF RAVENS vs IW JETS - WHITE 11:00 AM JM SF RAVENS - WHITE vs IV CHARGERS - WHITE 1:00 PM M SF RAVENS vs IV CHARGERS 3:00 PM SOUTH BAY - NO GAMES SOUTH GATE JFL SG AZTECS vs SB PACKERS 11:30 AM JM SG AZTECS vs WH TROJANS - GOLD 1:00 PM M SG RAMS vs WC GENERALS 3:00 PM SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY - NO GAMES WESTMINSTER- NO GAMES WHITTIER - NO GAMES WOODCREST - NO GAMES

35 GAME #6 - OCTOBER 15, 2011 DIV HOME TEAM LOCATION VISITOR TEAM GAME TIME BALDWIN HILLS JFL BH BRUINS vs SG AZTECS 9:30 AM JC BH BRUINS - BLUE * vs MV COWBOYS - WHITE 11:00 AM JC BH BRUINS - GOLD vs SB PACKERS 1:00 PM PW BH BRUINS * vs NM SEAHAWKS 3:00 PM BELLFLOWER JFL BF BRONCOS vs IV CHARGERS - WHITE 9:30 AM JPW BF BRONCOS * vs IV CHARGERS - BLUE 11:00 AM JC BF BRONCOS - BLUE vs OR CHIEFS 1:00 PM JC BF BRONCOS - WHITE vs FL BEARS 3:00 PM C BF BRONCOS - BLUE vs FL BEARS 5:00 PM PW BF BRONCOS * vs CE STEELERS 7:00 PM BEVERLY HILLS C BV GATORS vs CE STEELERS - BLACK 5:00 PM JPW BV GATORS vs SB PACKERS 7:00 PM CARSON JPW CA COLTS vs BYE JFL CA COLTS - BLUE vs DN MUSTANGS 9:30 AM C CA COLTS - WHITE vs WC GENERALS 11:00 AM C CA COLTS - BLUE vs SG AZTECS 1:00 PM C CA COLTS - BLACK * vs CE STEELERS - GOLD 3:00 PM JM CA COLTS vs BH BRUINS 5:00 PM CERRITOS AT CERRITOS SPORTS COMPLEX JFL CE STEELERS vs CA COLTS - WHITE 11:30 AM JC CE STEELERS - GOLD vs CA COLTS - BLUE 1:00 PM JC CE STEELERS - BLACK * vs MV COWBOYS - BLUE 3:00 PM COMPTON JFL CO TITANS vs MB FALCONS 9:30 AM JC CO TITANS vs RH RAIDERS 11:00 AM JPW CO TITANS vs IV CHARGERS - WHITE 1:00 PM JM CO TITANS vs WH TROJANS - CARDINAL 3:00 PM CORONA JC CR PANTHERS vs BYE JFL CR PANTHERS vs RH RAIDERS 11:30 AM C CR PANTHERS vs BF BRONCOS -BLACK 1:00 PM JPW CR PANTHERS vs SF RAVENS 3:00 PM DOWNEY JM DN MUSTANGS vs BYE JC DN MUSTANGS vs CA COLTS - WHITE 11:00 AM JPW DN MUSTANGS * vs CE STEELERS 1:00 PM PW DN MUSTANGS * vs IV CHARGERS 3:00 PM FOUNTAIN VALLEY FL FV BARONS vs SG AZTECS 9:30 AM C FV BARONS vs IV CHARGERS - BLUE 11:00 AM JPW FV BARONS vs IW JETS - GREEN 1:00 PM PW FV BARONS * vs CO TITANS 3:00 PM FULLERTON JFL FL BEARS vs FV BARONS 11:30 AM PW FL BEARS vs IW JETS - WHITE 1:00 PM JM FL BEARS vs OR CHIEFS 3:00 PM HUNTINGTON BEACH C HB OILERS vs DN MUSTANGS 11:30 AM PW HB OILERS vs CA COLTS - WHITE 1:00 PM JM HB OILERS vs MV COWBOYS - WHITE 3:00 PM INGLEWOOD JFL IW JETS - GREEN vs SB PACKERS 10:00 AM JFL IW JETS - WHITE vs SF RAVENS - BLACK 11:30 AM JC IW JETS - WHITE vs FV BARONS - GOLD 1:00 PM JPW IW JETS - WHITE vs WC GENERALS 3:00 PM PW IW JETS - GREEN vs OR CHIEFS 5:00 PM IRVINE - JV FIELD FL IV CHARGERS vs WH TROJANS 9:30 AM JC IV CHARGERS vs IW JETS - GREEN 11:00 AM

36 GAME #6 - OCTOBER 15, 2011 DIV HOME TEAM LOCATION VISITOR TEAM GAME TIME IRVINE - STADIUM JM IV CHARGERS - BLUE * vs IW SENTINELS 9:00 AM JM IV CHARGERS - WHITE vs FV BARONS 11:00 AM M IV CHARGERS * vs WC GENERALS 1:00 PM LONG BEACH JFL LB JR. JACKRABBITS vs NM SEAHAWKS 9:30 AM JC LB JR JACKRABBITS vs WC GENERALS 11:00 AM C LB JR JACKRABBITS vs BH BRUINS - BLUE 1:00 PM JPW LB JR JACKRABBITS vs BH BRUINS 3:00 PM MANHATTAN BEACH - NO GAMES MISSION VIEJO JFL MV COWBOYS - WHITE vs HB OILERS 10:00 AM JFL MV COWBOYS - BLUE vs SC PATRIOTS 11:30 AM JC MV COWBOYS - SILVER vs FV BARONS- BLUE 1:00 PM C MV COWBOYS vs SB PACKERS 3:00 PM PW MV COWBOYS vs WC GENERALS 5:00 PM MONA PARK JC MP HURRICANES vs SC PATRIOTS 11:00 AM C MP HURRICANES vs IW JETS - WHITE 1:00 PM PW MP HURRICANES vs SF RAVENS 3:00 PM NEWPORT-MESA C NM SEAHAWKS * vs PL STEELERS 11:00 AM JM NM SEAHAWKS * vs PL STEELERS 1:00 PM JPW NM SEAHAWKS vs MV COWBOYS 3:00 PM ORANGE JFL OR CHIEFS vs SF RAVENS - WHITE 11:30 AM C OR CHIEFS - RED vs CO TITANS 1:00 PM C OR CHIEFS - WHITE vs IV CHARGERS - WHITE 3:00 PM PLACENTIA JFL PL STEELERS vs WH TROJANS 11:30 AM JC PL STEELERS vs SF RAVENS 1:00 PM PW PL STEELERS vs CA COLTS - BLUE 3:00 PM ROWLAND HEIGHTS - NO GAMES PW RH RAIDERS vs BYE SANTA FE SPRINGS-NORWALK AT JOHN GLENN HIGH SCHOOL C SF RAVENS * vs RH RAIDERS 9:00 AM JM SF RAVENS - WHITE vs SC PATRIOTS - BLUE 11:00 AM JM SF RAVENS - BLACK * vs BF BRONCOS 1:00 PM M SF RAVENS vs SB PACKERS 3:00 PM SOUTH BAY - NO GAMES SOUTH GATE PW SG AZTECS vs LB JR JACKRABBITS 11:00 AM M SG RAMS vs LB JR JACKRABBITS 1:00 PM JM SG AZTECS vs MV COWBOYS - BLUE 3:00 PM SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY JPW SC PATRIOTS vs OR CHIEFS 9:00 AM PW SC PATRIOTS vs CR PANTHERS 11:00 AM JM SC PATRIOTS - WHITE vs CR PANTHERS 1:00 PM C SC PATRIOTS vs MB FALCONS 3:00 PM WESTMINSTER JFL WM LIONS vs IV CHARGERS - BLUE 12:00 PM FL WM LIONS vs FL BEARS 1:30 PM C WM LIONS vs IW JETS - GREEN 3:00 PM WHITTIER JC WH TROJANS vs HB OILERS 9:00 AM C WH TROJANS vs BH BRUINS - GOLD 11:00 AM PW WH TROJANS vs SB PACKERS 1:00 PM JM WH TROJANS - GOLD vs LB JR JACKRABBITS 3:00 PM WOODCREST - NO GAMES JFL WC GENERALS vs BYE

37 GAME #7 - OCTOBER 22, 2011 DIV HOME TEAM LOCATION VISITOR TEAM GAME TIME BALDWIN HILLS JPW BH BRUINS vs BYE JFL BH BRUINS vs SB PACKERS 9:30 AM JC BH BRUINS - BLUE * vs PL STEELERS 11:00 AM JC BH BRUINS - GOLD vs DN MUSTANGS 1:00 PM JM BH BRUINS vs HB OILERS 3:00 PM BELLFLOWER JC BF BRONCOS - WHITE vs BYE JFL BF BRONCOS vs IW JETS - GREEN 9:30 AM JC BF BRONCOS - BLUE * vs IV CHARGERS 11:00 AM C BF BRONCOS - BLUE vs WM LIONS 1:00 PM PW BF BRONCOS vs SC PATRIOTS 3:00 PM BEVERLY HILLS - NO GAMES CARSON JFL CA COLTS - WHITE vs MB FALCONS 10:00 AM JFL CA COLTS - BLUE vs HB OILERS 11:30 AM C CA COLTS - WHITE vs SB PACKERS 1:00 PM C CA COLTS - BLUE vs BH BRUINS - GOLD 3:00 PM C CA COLTS - BLACK vs BH BRUINS - BLUE 5:00 PM JPW CA COLTS * vs BVGATORS 7:00 PM CERRITOS AT GAHR HIGH SCHOOL JC CE STEELERS - BLACK vs HB OILERS 9:00 AM C CE STEELERS - GOLD vs HB OILERS 11:00 AM JPW CE STEELERS * vs MV COWBOYS 1:00 PM PW CE STEELERS vs CA COLTS - WHITE 3:00 PM COMPTON JC CO TITANS * vs CA COLTS - BLUE 9:00 AM C CO TITANS vs SF RAVENS 11:00 AM JM CO TITANS vs SF RAVENS - BLACK 1:00 PM PW CO TITANS vs OR CHIEFS 3:00 PM CORONA JC CR PANTHERS vs MP HURRICANES 9:00 AM C CR PANTHERS * vs FV BARONS 11: 00 AM JPW CR PANTHERS vs BF BRONCOS 1:00 PM PW CR PANTHERS vs HB OILERS 3:00 PM DOWNEY JFL DN MUSTANGS vs BYE C DN MUSTANGS vs LB JR JACKRABBITS 9:00 AM JPW DN MUSTANGS vs WC GENERALS 11:00 AM PW DN MUSTANGS vs BH BRUINS 1:00 PM JM DN MUSTANGS * vs BF BRONCOS 3:00 PM FOUNTAIN VALLEY FL FV BARONS vs FL BEARS 9:30 AM JC FV BARONS- BLUE vs IW JETS - GREEN 11:00 AM JC FV BARONS - GOLD vs RH RAIDERS 1:00 PM JPW FV BARONS vs IV CHARGERS - WHITE 3:00 PM FULLERTON - NO GAMES HUNTINGTON BEACH - NO GAMES INGLEWOOD JFL IW JETS - WHITE vs CO TITANS 9:30 AM C IW JETS - GREEN vs IV CHARGERS - WHITE 11:00 AM C IW JETS - WHITE vs RH RAIDERS 1:00 PM JPW IW JETS - GREEN vs SC PATRIOTS 3:00 PM PW IW JETS - GREEN vs FV BARONS 5:00 PM JM IW SENTINELS vs CR PANTHERS 7:00 PM IRVINE PW IV CHARGERS vs BYE JFL IV CHARGERS - BLUE vs FL BEARS 10:30 AM JFL IV CHARGERS - WHITE vs RH RAIDERS 12:00 PM FL IV CHARGERS vs WM LIONS 1:30 PM C IV CHARGERS - BLUE vs MB FALCONS 3:00 PM JPW IV CHARGERS - BLUE vs NM SEAHAWKS 5:00 PM HOME TEAM MUST E-MAIL SCORES BY 10-AM SUNDAY: [email protected]. *JERSEY CONFLICT: HOME TEAM RESPONSIBLE FOR CHANGE OF JERSEY COLOR. CALL: [562] 755-8612 TO REPORT LATE / ABSENT OFFICIALS' ON YOUR FIELD.

38 GAME #7 - OCTOBER 22, 2011 DIV HOME TEAM LOCATION VISITOR TEAM GAME TIME IRVINE - CONTINUED JM IV CHARGERS - BLUE vs SC PATRIOTS - WHITE 7:00 PM LONG BEACH JFL LB JR. JACKRABBITS vs SG AZTECS 9:30 AM JC LB JR JACKRABBITS vs MV COWBOYS - BLUE 11:00 AM JPW LB JR JACKRABBITS * vs SB PACKERS 1:00 PM PW LB JR JACKRABBITS vs WH TROJANS 3:00 PM MANHATTAN BEACH - NO GAMES MISSION VIEJO JFL MV COWBOYS - WHITE vs WC GENERALS 9:30 AM JC MV COWBOYS - WHITE vs CE STEELERS - GOLD 11:00 AM C MV COWBOYS * vs CE STEELERS - BLACK 1:00 PM JC MV COWBOYS - SILVER vs SB PACKERS 3:00 PM PW MV COWBOYS vs CA COLTS - BLUE 5:00 PM JM MV COWBOYS - WHITE vs CA COLTS 7:00 PM MONA PARK C MP HURRICANES vs OR CHIEFS - RED 9:00 AM C BV GATORS * vs WC GENERALS 11:00 AM M WC GENERALS vs SB PACKERS 1:00 PM PW MP HURRICANES vs FL BEARS 3:00 PM NEWPORT-MESA JFL NM SEAHAWKS vs CR PANTHERS 11:30 AM PW NM SEAHAWKS vs RH RAIDERS 1:00 PM JM NM SEAHAWKS vs LB JR JACKRABBITS 3:00 PM ORANGE JFL OR CHIEFS vs WM LIONS 9:30 AM JC OR CHIEFS - * vs CA COLTS - WHITE 11:00 AM C OR CHIEFS - WHITE vs FL BEARS 1:00 PM JPW OR CHIEFS vs CO TITANS 3:00 PM JM OR CHIEFS vs IV CHARGERS - WHITE 5:00 PM PLACENTIA JFL PL STEELERS vs MV COWBOYS - BLUE 9:30 AM C PL STEELERS vs WH TROJANS 11: 00 AM PW PL STEELERS vs WC GENERALS 1:00 PM JM PL STEELERS vs SG AZTECS 3:00 PM ROWLAND HEIGHTS - NO GAMES SANTA FE SPRINGS-NORWALK AT ST. PAUL HIGH SCHOOL (HOME COMING) JFL SF RAVENS - WHITE vs FV BARONS 9:30 AM JC SF RAVENS vs IW JETS - WHITE 11:00 AM JPW SF RAVENS vs IW JETS - WHITE 1:00 PM PW SF RAVENS vs IW JETS - WHITE 3:00 PM JM SF RAVENS - WHITE vs FL BEARS 5:00 PM M SF RAVENS vs LB JR JACKRABBITS 7:00 PM SOUTH BAY - NO GAMES SOUTH GATE FL SG AZTECS vs WH TROJANS 9:30 AM C SG AZTECS vs NM SEAHAWKS 11:00 AM PW SG AZTECS vs SB PACKERS 1:00 PM M SG RAMS vs IV CHARGERS 3:00 PM SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY JFL SC PATRIOTS vs SF RAVENS - BLACK 9:30 AM JC SC PATRIOTS vs FL BEARS 11:00 AM C SC PATRIOTS vs BF BRONCOS -BLACK 1:00 PM JM SC PATRIOTS - BLUE vs FV BARONS 3:00 PM WESTMINSTER - NO GAMES WHITTIER JM WH TROJANS - CARDINAL vs BYE JFL WH TROJANS vs CE STEELERS 11:30 AM JC WH TROJANS vs WC GENERALS 1:00 PM JM WH TROJANS - GOLD * vs MV COWBOYS - BLUE 3:00 PM WOODCREST - NO GAMES

39 GAME #8 - OCTOBER 29, 2011 DIV HOME TEAM LOCATION VISITOR TEAM GAME TIME BALDWIN HILLS (HOME COMING) JC BH BRUINS - GOLD * vs CA COLTS - WHITE 9:00 AM C BH BRUINS - BLUE vs DN MUSTANGS 11:00 AM C BH BRUINS - GOLD * vs PL STEELERS 1:00 PM JPW BH BRUINS vs SB PACKERS 3:00 PM PW BH BRUINS * vs PL STEELERS 5:00 PM JM BH BRUINS vs MV COWBOYS - WHITE 7:00 PM BELLFLOWER JFL BF BRONCOS vs BH BRUINS 9:30 AM JC BF BRONCOS - WHITE vs SC PATRIOTS 11:00 AM JPW BF BRONCOS vs IW JETS - WHITE 1:00 PM C BF BRONCOS -BLACK vs MB FALCONS 3:00 PM BEVERLY HILLS JPW BV GATORS vs BYE CARSON JFL CA COLTS - WHITE vs WH TROJANS 10:00 AM JFL CA COLTS - BLUE vs WC GENERALS 11:30 AM JC CA COLTS - BLUE vs MV COWBOYS - WHITE 1:00 PM C CA COLTS - WHITE vs BV GATORS 3:00 PM JPW CA COLTS vs LB JR JACKRABBITS 5:00 PM JM CA COLTS vs HB OILERS 7:00 PM CERRITOS AT CERRITOS SPORTS COMPLEX JFL CE STEELERS vs MV COWBOYS - BLUE 9:30 AM C CE STEELERS - BLACK vs SB PACKERS 11:00 AM C CE STEELERS - GOLD vs LB JR JACKRABBITS 1:00 PM JPW CE STEELERS vs NM SEAHAWKS 3:00 PM PW CE STEELERS vs HB OILERS 5:00 PM COMPTON JC CO TITANS * vs FV BARONS - GOLD 11:00 AM PW CO TITANS vs CA COLTS - WHITE 1:00 PM JM CO TITANS vs IV CHARGERS - BLUE 3:00 PM CORONA JFL CR PANTHERS vs IV CHARGERS - WHITE 11: 30 AM PW CR PANTHERS vs OR CHIEFS 1:00 PM JM CR PANTHERS vs BF BRONCOS 3:00 PM DOWNEY JC DN MUSTANGS * vs MV COWBOYS - SILVER 11:00 AM PW DN MUSTANGS vs WC GENERALS 1:00 PM JM DN MUSTANGS * vs WH TROJANS - CARDINAL 3:00 PM FOUNTAIN VALLEY JFL FV BARONS vs IV CHARGERS - BLUE 10:00 AM FLFVBARONS vs WH TROJANS 11:30 AM JC FV BARONS- BLUE vs BF BRONCOS - BLUE 1:00 PM PW FV BARONS vs BF BRONCOS 3:00 PM FULLERTON JFL FL BEARS vs OR CHIEFS 12:00 PM FL FL BEARS vs IV CHARGERS 1:30 PM JC FL BEARS vs CR PANTHERS 3:00 PM HUNTINGTON BEACH JFL HB OILERS vs DN MUSTANGS 11:30 AM JC HB OILERS vs WC GENERALS 1:00 PM C HB OILERS vs CA COLTS - BLACK 3:00 PM INGLEWOOD JM IW SENTINELS vs BYE JFL IW JETS - WHITE vs MB FALCONS 9:30 AM JC IW JETS - GREEN * vs SB PACKERS 11:00 AM JC IW JETS - WHITE vs BH BRUINS - BLUE 1:00 PM C IW JETS - GREEN vs BF BRONCOS - BLUE 3:00 PM JPW IW JETS - GREEN vs CO TITANS 5:00 PM IRVINE C IV CHARGERS - BLUE vs CR PANTHERS 9:00 AM JPW IV CHARGERS - BLUE vs CR PANTHERS 11:00 AM HOME TEAM MUST E-MAIL SCORES BY 10-AM SUNDAY: [email protected]. *JERSEY CONFLICT: HOME TEAM RESPONSIBLE FOR CHANGE OF JERSEY COLOR. CALL: [562] 755-8612 TO REPORT LATE / ABSENT OFFICIALS' ON YOUR FIELD.

40 GAME #8 - OCTOBER 29, 2011 DIV HOME TEAM LOCATION VISITOR TEAM GAME TIME IRVINE - CONTINUED JPW IV CHARGERS - WHITE vs OR CHIEFS 1:00 PM C IV CHARGERS - WHITE vs FL BEARS 3:00 PM JM IV CHARGERS - WHITE vs FL BEARS 5:00 PM M IV CHARGERS vs LB JR JACKRABBITS 7:00 PM LONG BEACH JFL LB JR. JACKRABBITS vs SB PACKERS 11:30 AM PW LB JR JACKRABBITS * vs SB PACKERS 1:00 PM JC LB JR JACKRABBITS vs CE STEELERS - BLACK 3:00 PM MANHATTAN BEACH - NO GAMES MISSION VIEJO - NO GAMES (SEE MONA PARK) JFL MV COWBOYS - WHITE BYE PW MV COWBOYS BYE MONA PARK JC MP HURRICANES vs BYE C MP HURRICANES vs SF RAVENS 9:00 AM C MV COWBOYS vs WC GENERALS 11:00 AM JPW MV COWBOYS vs WC GENERALS 1:00 PM JC WH TROJANS * vs MV COWBOYS - BLUE 3:00 PM PW MP HURRICANES * vs IW JETS - WHITE 5:00 PM NEWPORT-MESA C NM SEAHAWKS vs CA COLTS - BLUE 11:00 AM PW NM SEAHAWKS vs CA COLTS - BLUE 1:00 PM JM NM SEAHAWKS vs WH TROJANS - GOLD 3:00 PM ORANGE JC OR CHIEFS vs IV CHARGERS 11:00 AM C OR CHIEFS - RED vs IW JETS - WHITE 1:00 PM JM OR CHIEFS * vs SC PATRIOTS - BLUE 3:00 PM PLACENTIA JFL PL STEELERS vs SF RAVENS - BLACK 11:30 AM JC PL STEELERS vs CE STEELERS - GOLD 1:00 PM JM PL STEELERS vs MV COWBOYS - BLUE 3:00 PM ROWLAND HEIGHTS (HOME COMING) JFL RH RAIDERS vs IW JETS - GREEN 9:30 AM JC RH RAIDERS * vs SF RAVENS 11:00 AM C RH RAIDERS vs CO TITANS 1:00 PM PW RH RAIDERS * vs IV CHARGERS 3:00 PM SANTA FE SPRINGS-NORWALK AT ST. PAUL HIGH SCHOOL JPW SF RAVENS * vs DN MUSTANGS 9:00 AM PW SF RAVENS vs FL BEARS 11:00 AM JM SF RAVENS - WHITE vs FV BARONS 1:00 PM JM SF RAVENS - BLACK vs SC PATRIOTS - WHITE 3:00 PM M SF RAVENS vs WC GENERALS 5:00 PM SOUTH BAY - NO GAMES (SEE MONA PARK) SOUTH GATE (HOME COMING) "Dia De Los Muertos" JFL SG AZTECS vs NM SEAHAWKS 10:00 AM FLSGAZTECS vs WM LIONS 11:30 AM C SG AZTECS vs WH TROJANS 1:00 PM PW SG AZTECS vs WH TROJANS 3:00 PM JM SG AZTECS vs LB JR JACKRABBITS 5:00 PM M SG RAMS vs SB PACKERS 7:00 PM SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY JFL SC PATRIOTS vs CO TITANS 9:30 AM C SC PATRIOTS vs FV BARONS 11:00 AM JPW SC PATRIOTS vs FV BARONS 1:00 PM PW SC PATRIOTS vs IW JETS - GREEN 3:00 PM WESTMINSTER JFL WM LIONS vs SF RAVENS - WHITE 11:30 AM C WM LIONS vs OR CHIEFS - WHITE 1:00 PM WHITTIER (SEE MONA PARK) WOODCREST - NO GAMES (SEE MONA PARK) WOODCREST - NO GAMES HOME TEAM MUST E-MAIL SCORES BY 10-AM SUNDAY: [email protected]. *JERSEY CONFLICT: HOME TEAM RESPONSIBLE FOR CHANGE OF JERSEY COLOR. CALL: [562] 755-8612 TO REPORT LATE / ABSENT OFFICIALS' ON YOUR FIELD.

41 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2011 – WEEK 8-3/7 MID-WEEK LEAGUE PLAY-OFF GAME

CLINIC DIVISION AFL League A #8 vs. AFL League A #9 7:00 PM AFL League B #8 vs. AFL League B #9 7:00 PM

2 games and 2 different fields. Locations to be determined at a later date.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2011 – WEEK 8-4/7 MID-WEEK LEAGUE PLAY-OFF GAME

CLINIC DIVISION NFL League A #8 vs. AFL League A #9 7:00 PM NFL League B #8 vs. NFL League B #9 7:00 PM

2 games and 2 different fields. Locations to be determined at a later date.

42 WHAT’S NEWS 2006 Orange County Jr. All American Football FROM THE DESK OF THE COMMISSIONER

The OCJAAF Way, The Kids’ Way… WEEK 8 - OCT. 28, 2006

This is my last letter for the year I never know who reads these words of mine or even if they make sense to anyone but me. I think that if only one person reads this and it affects them even in a small but positive way then, I guess I have done my job. My wife, Suzy and I really believe in the OCJAAF’s saying “SERVICE TO OUR YOUTH” and it’s a great reminder of why we, all of us, come back each year to watch our children play and enjoy life through football and cheer. Please support the playoffs and respect all the teams on the field. I will talk to you again next year, if you have me back. Thank’s for your support of the OCJAAF’s system and our kids.

To all of you who may play your last game this week, remember, success is not measured by the position you reach in the standings; it’s measured by the obstacles you overcome. With one game left, make sure you tell your staff and players that you are proud of them and they are all winners in your eyes. The heart and drive of your players are not to be unnoticed.

HERE IS A STORY OF A ‘MUST-PLAY’ OCJAAF PLAYER AND HIS LOVE OF FOOTBALL… Practice after practice, he eagerly gave everything he had. But being half the size of the other boys, he got absolutely nowhere. At all the games, this hopeful athlete sat on the bench and hardly ever played. This teenager lived alone with his father, and the two of them had a very special relationship. Even though the son was always on the bench, his father was always in the stands cheering. He never missed a game.

This young man was still the smallest of the class when he entered high school. But his father continued to encourage him, but also made it clear that he did not have to play football if he didn’t want to. But the young man loved football and decided to hang in there. He was determined to try his best at every practice, and perhaps he’d get to play when he became a senior. All through high school he never missed neither a practice nor a game but remained a bench warmer all four years. His faithful father was always in the stands, always with words of encouragement for him.

When the young man went to college, he decided to tryout for the football team as a “walk-on.” Everyone was sure he could never make the cut, but he did! The coach admitted that he kept him on the roster because he always put his heart and soul into every practice and at the same time, provided the other members with the spirit and hustle they badly needed. The news that he had survived the cut thrilled him so much that he rushed to the nearest phone and called his father. His father shared his excitement and was sent season tickets for all the college games. This persistent young athlete never missed a practice during his four years at college, but he never got to play a game either.

It was the end of his senior football season, and as he trotted onto the practice field shortly before the big play-off game, the coach met him with a telegram. The young man read the telegram and he became silent. Swallowing hard, he mumbled to the coach, “My father died this morning, is it all right if I miss practice today?” The coach put his arm gently around his shoulders and said, “Take the rest of the week off son, and don’t even come back to the game on Saturday.”

Saturday arrived, and the game was not going well. In the third quarter, when the team was ten points behind,OCJAAF a COMMISSIONER’S silent young man quietlyREPORT: slipped WHAT’S into theNEWS, empt WEEKy locker 8-OCT. room 28, and 2006 put o his football gear. Page As he 1 ofran 7 onto the sidelines, the coach and his players were astounded to see their faithful teammate back so soon. “Coach, please let me play. I just got to play today,” said the young man. The coach pretended not to hear him. There was no way he wanted his worst player in this close play-off game. But the young man persisted, and finally feeling sorry for the kid, the coach gave in.

“All right,” said the coach, “you can go in.” Before long, the coach, the players and everyone in the stands could not believe their eyes. This little unknown, who had never played before was doing everything right. The opposing team could not stop him. He ran, he passed, blocked and tackled like a star. His team began to triumph. The score was soon tied. In the closing seconds of the game, this kid intercepted a pass and ran all the way for the winning touchdown. The fans broke loose. His teammates hoisted him onto their shoulders, such cheering you never heard.

Finally, after the stands had emptied, and the team had showered and left the locker room, the coach noticed that this young man was sitting quietly in the corner all alone. The coach came to him and said, “Kid, I can’t believe it? You were fantastic! Tell me, what got into you? How did you do it?” The young man looked at his coach with tears in his eyes and said, “Well, you knew my dad died, but you did not know that my dad was blind.” The coach swallowed hard and forced a smile. “Dad came to all my games, but today was the first time he could SEE me play, and I wanted to show him I could do it.”

Let’s make sure we see the OCJAAF way and the kids’ way. Remember it’s a KID’S GAME! To those going forward into the playoffs after this weekend, take one game at a time, Think positive. Winning is only half of it, having fun is the other half The OCJAAF WAY, the KID’S WAY! THANK YOU! Bob Barna Commissioner

OCJAAF COMMISSIONER’S REPORT: WHAT’S NEWS, WEEK 8-OCT. 28, 2006 Page 2 of 7 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 05, 2011 – WEEK 9 JR. FUTURE LEAGUE BOWL GAME HOME VISITOR AFL Team #16 vs BYE NFL Team #15 vs AFL Team #15 8:00 AFL Team #14 vs NFL Team #14 9:30 NFL Team #13 vs AFL Team #13 11:00 AFL Team #12 vs NFL Team #12 12:30 NFL Team #11 vs AFL Team #11 2:00 AFL Team #10 vs NFL Team #10 3:30 NFL Team #9 vs AFL Team #9 5:00 AFL Team #8 vs NFL Team #8 6:30 NFL Team #7 vs AFL Team #7 8:00

HOSTED BY ORANGE HART PARK 701 S. GLASSELL

Admission: Adults 16 & up – $5.00 Children 7-15 – $1.00 Children 6 and under – FREE

44 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2011 – WEEK 9 1ST ROUND LEAGUE PLAYOFF

1 JC AFL LEAGUE A #1 vs BYE 2 JC AFL LEAGUE A #2 vs AFL LEAGUE A #7 9:00 3 JC AFL LEAGUE A #3 vs AFL LEAGUE A #6 11:00 4 JC AFL LEAGUE A #4 vs AFL LEAGUE A #5 1:00 1 JC AFL LEAGUE B #1 vs AFL LEAGUE B #8 3:00 2 JC AFL LEAGUE B #2 vs AFL LEAGUE B #7 5:00 3 JC AFL LEAGUE B #3 vs AFL LEAGUE B #6 7.00

HOSTED BY SANTA FE SPRINGS ST. PAUL HIGH SCHOOL 9635 GREENLEAF AVE.

Admission: Adults 16 & up – $5.00 Children 7-15 – $1.00 Children 6 and under – FREE

4 JC AFL LEAGUE B #4 vs AFL LEAGUE B #5 9:00 1 JC NFL LEAGUE A #1 vs NFL LEAGUE A #8 11:00 2 JC NFL LEAGUE A #2 vs NFL LEAGUE A #7 1:00 3 JC NFL LEAGUE A #3 vs NFL LEAGUE A #6 3:00 4 JC NFL LEAGUE A #4 vs NFL LEAGUE A #5 5:00 1 JC NFL LEAGUE B #1 vs NFL LEAGUE B #8 7:00

HOSTED BY SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY Ralph’s Market DANA HILLS HIGH SCHOOL 33333 GOLDEN LANTER Pier 1 Marco Del Imports DANA POINT Obispo Forester School Admission: Adults 16 & up – $5.00 Children 7-15 – $1.00 Children 6 and under – FREE

DIRECTIONS TO DAN HILLS HIGH SCHOOL: 5 or 405 South to Camino Capistrano, Left to Stonehill, Right to Golden Lantern, Right to Acapulco, Left to the Stadium.

45 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2011 – WEEK 9 1ST ROUND LEAGUE PLAYOFF

2 JC NFL LEAGUE B #2 vs NFL LEAGUE B #7 9:00 3 JC NFL LEAGUE B #3 vs AFL LEAGUE B #6 11:00 4 C NFL LEAGUE B #4 vs NFL LEAGUE B #5 1:00 1 C NFL LEAGUE A #1 vs NFL LEAGUE A (Mid-Week Winner) 3:00 2 C NFL LEAGUE A #2 vs NFL LEAGUE A #7 5:00 3 C NFL LEAGUE A #3 vs NFL LEAGUE A #6 7:00

HOSTED BY CARSON CARSON HIGH SCHOOL 22328 MAIN STREET

Admission: Adults 16 & up – $5.00 Children 7-15 – $1.00 Children 6 and under – FREE

4 C NFL LEAGUE A #4 vs NFL LEAGUE A #5 9:00 1 C NFL LEAGUE B #1 vs NFL LEAGUE B (Mid-Week Winner) 11:00 2 C NFL LEAGUE B #2 vs NFL LEAGUE B #7 1:00 3 C NFL LEAGUE B #3 vs NFL LEAGUE B #6 3:00 4 C NFL LEAGUE B #4 vs NFL LEAGUE B #5 5:00 1 C AFL LEAGUE B #1 vs AFL LEAGUE A (Mid-Week Winner) 7:00

HOSTED BY SOUTH GATE SOUTH GATE HIGH SCHOOL 3351 FIRESTONE BLVD.

Admission: Adults 16 & up – $5.00 Children 7-15 – $1.00 Children 6 and under – FREE

46 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2011 – WEEK 9 1ST ROUND LEAGUE PLAYOFF

2 C AFL LEAGUE A #2 vs AFL LEAGUE A #7 9:00 3 C AFL LEAGUE A #3 vs AFL LEAGUE A #6 11:00 4 C AFL LEAGUE A #4 vs AFL LEAGUE A #5 1:00 1 C AFL LEAGUE B #1 vs AFL LEAGUE B #8 3:00 2 C AFL LEAGUE B #2 vs AFL LEAGUE B #7 5:00 3 C AFL LEAGUE B #3 vs AFL LEAGUE B #6 7:00

HOSTED BY COMPTON 661 SOUTH ACACIA

Admission: Adults 16 & up – $5.00 Children 7-15 – $1.00 Children 6 and under – FREE

4 C AFL LEAGUE B #4 vs AFL LEAGUE B #5 9:00 1 JPW AFL ATLANTIC #1 vs BYE 2 JPW AFL ATLANTIC #2 vs BYE 3 JPW AFL ATLANTIC #3 vs AFL ATLANTIC #6 11:00 4 JPW AFL ATLANTIC #4 vs AFL ATLANTIC #5 1:00 1 JPW AFL PACIFIC #1 vs BYE 2 JPW AFL PACIFIC #2 vs BYE 3 JPW AFL PACIFIC #3 vs BYE 4 JPW AFL PACIFIC #4 vs AFL PACIFIC #5 3:00 1 JPW NFL ATLANTIC #1 vs AFL BYE 2 JPW NFL ATLANTIC #2 vs AFL BYE 3 JPW NFL ATLANTIC #3 vs AFL BYE 4 JPW NFL ATLANTIC #4 vs NFL ATLANTIC #5 5:00 1 JPW NFL PACIFIC #1 vs BYE 2 JPW NFL PACIFIC #2 vs BYE 3 JPW NFL PACIFIC #3 vs BYE 4 JPW NFL PACIFIC #4 vs NFL PACIFIC #5 7:00

HOSTED BY INGLEWOOD CAROLINE COLEMAN STADIUM 401 S. INGLEWOOD AVENUE

Admission: Adults 16 & up – $5.00 Children 7-15 – $1.00 Children 6 and under – FREE

47 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2011 – WEEK 9 1ST ROUND LEAGUE PLAYOFF 1 PW AFL ATLANTIC #1 vs BYE 2 PW AFL ATLANTIC #2 vs AFL ATLANTIC #7 10:00 3 PW AFL ATLANTIC #3 vs AFL ATLANTIC #6 12:00 4 PW AFL ATLANTIC #4 vs AFL ATLANTIC #5 2:00 1 PW AFL PACIFIC #1 vs BYE 2 PW AFL PACIFIC #2 vs BYE 3 PW AFL PACIFIC #3 vs AFL PACIFIC #6 4:00 4 PW AFL PACIFIC #4 vs AFL PACIFIC #5 6:00

FLORENCE AVE. HOSTED BY MONA PARK FREMONT HIGH SCHOOL 7676 S. SAN PEDRO STREET SAN PEDRO 110 FREEWAY MANCHESTER LOS ANGELES

Admission: Adults 16 & up – $5.00 MAIN ST. MAIN AVALON CENTURY Children 7-15 – $1.00 Children 6 and under – FREE 108TH

1 PW NFL ATLANTIC #1 vs BYE 2 PW NFL ATLANTIC #2 vs NFL ATLANTIC #7 9:00 3 PW NFL ATLANTIC #3 vs NFL ATLANTIC #6 11:00 4 PW NFL ATLANTIC #4 vs NFL ATLANTIC #5 1:00 1 PW NFL PACIFIC #1 vs BYE 2 PW NFL PACIFIC #2 vs NFL PACIFIC #7 3:00 3 PW NFL PACIFIC #3 vs NFL PACIFIC #6 5:00 4 PW NFL PACIFIC #4 vs NFL PACIFIC #5 6:00

HOSTED BY CERRITOS 605 Frwy Studebaker GAHR HIGH SCHOOL Artesia Blvd.Artesia South StreetSouth # 91 Frwy 11111 ARTESIA BLVD.

Pioneer Blvd. Admission: Adults 16 & up – $5.00 Children 7-15 – $1.00 Children 6 and under – FREE Norwalk Blvd.

48 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2011 – WEEK 9 1ST ROUND LEAGUE PLAYOFF 1 JM NFL ATLANTIC #1 vs BYE 2 JM NFL ATLANTIC #2 vs BYE 3 JM NFL ATLANTIC #3 vs NFL ATLANTIC #6 10:00 4 JM NFL ATLANTIC #4 vs NFL ATLANTIC #5 12:00 1 JM NFL PACIFIC #1 vs BYE 2 JM NFL PACIFIC #2 vs BYE 3 JM NFL PACIFIC #3 vs NFL PACIFIC #6 2:00 4 JM NFL PACIFIC #4 vs NFL PACIFIC #5 4:00

HOSTED BY BALDWIN HILLS JACKIE ROBINSON STADIUM 5001 RODEO ROAD, LOS ANGELES

Admission: Adults 16 & up – $5.00 Children 7-15 – $1.00 Children 6 and under – FREE

1 JM AFL ATLANTIC #1 vs BYE 2 JM AFL ATLANTIC #2 vs AFL ATLANTIC #7 10:00 3 JM AFL ATLANTIC #3 vs AFL ATLANTIC #6 12:00 4 JM AFL ATLANTIC #4 vs AFL ATLANTIC #5 2.00 1 JM AFL PACIFIC #1 vs BYE 2 JM AFL PACIFIC #2 vs BYE 3 JM AFL PACIFIC #3 vs AFL PACIFIC #6 4:00 4 JM AFL PACIFIC #4 vs AFL PACIFIC #5 6:00

91 FRWY HOSTED BY BELLFLOWER 605 FRWY CLARK FIELD

Del Amo Blvd. 4832 CLARK AVENUE, LONG BEACH Lakewood Blvd. Lakewood

Clark Ave. Admission: Adults 16 & up – $5.00 E. Arbor Rd. Children 7-15 – $1.00 Children 6 and under – FREE 405 FRWY Bell ower Blvd. Bell ower

MIDGET OCJAAF #1 vs BYE MIDGET OCJAAF #2 vs BYE MIDGET OCJAAF #3 vs BYE MIDGET OCJAAF #4 vs BYE MIDGET OCJAAF #5 vs BYE MIDGET OCJAAF #6 vs BYE

49 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 2011 – WEEK 10 JR. FUTURE LEAGUE BOWL GAME HOME VISITOR NFL Team #6 vs AFL Team #6 8:00 AFL Team #5 vs NFL Team #5 9:30 NFL Team #4 vs AFL Team #4 11:00 AFL Team #3 vs NFL Team #3 12:30 NFL Team #2 vs AFL Team #2 2:00 AFL Team #1 vs NFL Team #1 3:30

FUTURE LEAGUE BOWL GAME NFL Team #3 vs AFL Team #3 5:00 AFL Team #2 vs NFL Team #2 6:30 NFL Team #1 vs AFL Team #1 8:00

HOSTED BY ORANGE HART PARK 701 S. GLASSELL

Admission: Adults 16 & up – $5.00 Children 7-15 – $1.00 Children 6 and under – FREE

50 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 2011 – WEEK 10 2ND ROUND LEAGUE PLAYOFF JC AFL League A Winner Game #1 vs AFL League A Winner Game #4 9:00 JC AFL League A Winner Game #2 vs AFL League A Winner Game #3 11:00 JC AFL League B Winner Game #1 vs AFL League B Winner Game #4 1:00 JC AFL League B Winner Game #2 vs AFL League B Winner Game #3 3:00 JC NFL League A Winner Game #1 vs NFL League A Winner Game #4 5:00 JC NFL League A Winner Game #2 vs NFL League A Winner Game #3 7:00

Whittier Blvd. Ann St. HOSTED BY SANTA FE SPRINGS

Norwalk Blvd. ST. PAUL HIGH SCHOOL Painter Ave. Mulberry Dr. Santa Fe Springs Rd. 9635 GREENLEAF AVE. Los Nietos Rd Greenleaf Ave. Admission: Adults 16 & up – $6.00 Children 7-15 – $1.00 Children 6 and under – FREE

Telegraph Rd.

Carmenita Rd.

JC NFL League B Winner Game #1 vs NFL League B Winner Game #4 9:00 JC NFL League B Winner Game #2 vs NFL League B Winner Game #3 11:00 C AFL League A Winner Game #1 vs AFL League A Winner Game #4 1:00 C AFL League A Winner Game #2 vs AFL League A Winner Game #3 3:00 C AFL League B Winner Game #1 vs AFL League B Winner Game #4 5:00 C AFL League B Winner Game #2 vs AFL League B Winner Game #3 7:00

HOSTED BY COMPTON COMPTON HIGH SCHOOL 601 SOUTH ACACIA

Admission: Adults 16 & up – $6.00 Children 7-15 – $1.00 Children 6 and under – FREE

51 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 2011 – WEEK 10 2ND ROUND LEAGUE PLAYOFF

C NFL League A Winner Game #1 vs NFL League A Winner Game #4 9:00 C NFL League A Winner Game #2 vs NFL League A Winner Game #3 11:00 C NFL League B Winner Game #1 vs NFL League B Winner Game #4 1:00 C NFL League B Winner Game #2 vs NFL League B Winner Game #3 3:00 JPW NFL Pacific Winner Game #1 vs NFL Pacific Winner Game #4 5:00 JPW NFL Pacific Winner Game #2 vs NFL Pacific Winner Game #3 7:00

605 Frwy HOSTED BY CERRITOS Studebaker Artesia Blvd.Artesia South StreetSouth # 91 Frwy GAHR HIGH SCHOOL 11111 ARTESIA BLVD.

Pioneer Blvd. Admission: Adults 16 & up – $6.00 Children 7-15 – $1.00 Norwalk Blvd. Children 6 and under – FREE

JPW NFL Atlantic Winner Game #1 vs NFL Pacific Winner Game #4 9:00 JPW NFL Atlantic Winner Game #2 vs NFL Pacific Winner Game #3 11:00 JPW AFL Pacific Winner Game #1 vs AFL Pacific Winner Game #4 1:00 JPW AFL Pacific Winner Game #2 vs AFL Pacific Winner Game #3 3:00 JPW AFL Atlantic Winner Game #1 vs AFL Atlantic Winner Game #4 5:00 JPW AFL Atlantic Winner Game #2 vs AFL Atlantic Winner Game #3 7:00

HOSTED BY IRVINE IRVINE HIGH SCHOOL 4321 WALNUT AVENUE

Admission: Adults 16 & up – $6.00 Children 7-15 – $1.00 Children 6 and under – FREE

52 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 2011 – WEEK 10 2ND ROUND LEAGUE PLAYOFF

PW NFL Atlantic Winner Game #1 vs NFL Atlantic Winner Game #4 9:00 PW NFL Atlantic Winner Game #2 vs NFL Atlantic Winner Game #3 11:00 PW NFL Pacific Winner Game #1 vs NFL Pacific Winner Game #4 1:00 PW NFL Pacific Winner Game #2 vs NFL Pacific Winner Game #3 3:00 PW AFL Pacific Winner Game #1 vs AFL Pacific Winner Game #4 5:00 PW AFL Pacific Winner Game #2 vs AFL Pacific Winner Game #3 7:00

FLORENCE AVE. HOSTED BY MONA PARK FREMONT HIGH SCHOOL 7676 S. SAN PEDRO STREET SAN PEDRO 110 FREEWAY MANCHESTER LOS ANGELES

Admission: Adults 16 & up – $6.00 Children 7-15 – $1.00

MAIN ST. MAIN AVALON CENTURY Children 6 and under – FREE

108TH

JM AFL Atlantic Winner Game #1 vs AFL Atlantic Winner Game #4 9:00 JM AFL Atlantic Winner Game #2 vs AFL Atlantic Winner Game #3 11:00 JM AFL Pacific Winner Game #1 vs AFL Pacific Winner Game #4 1:00 JM AFL Pacific Winner Game #2 vs AFL Pacific Winner Game #3 3:00 JM NFL Atlantic Game #1 vs NFL Atlantic Game #4 5:00 JM NFL Atlantic Game #2 vs NFL Atlantic Game #3 7:00

HOSTED BY CARSON CARSON HIGH SCHOOL 22328 MAIN STREET

Admission: Adults 16 & up – $6.00 Children 7-15 – $1.00 Children 6 and under – FREE

53 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 2011 – WEEK 10 2ND ROUND LEAGUE PLAYOFF

PW AFL Atlantic Winner Game #1 vs AFL Atlantic Game #4 9:00 PW AFL Atlantic Winner Game #2 vs AFL Atlantic Winner Game #3 11:00 JM NFL Pacific Winner Game #1 vs NFL Pacific Winner Game #4 1:00 JM NFL Pacific Winner Game #2 vs NFL Pacific Winner Game #3 3:00

M OCJAAF League #1 vs BYE M OCJAAF League #2 vs BYE M OCJAAF League #3 vs OCJAAF League #6 5:00 M OCJAAF League #4 vs OCJAAF League #5 7:00

HOSTED BY SOUTH GATE SOUTH GATE HIGH SCHOOL 3351 FIRESTONE BLVD.

Admission: Adults 16 & up – $6.00 Children 7-15 – $1.00 Children 6 and under – FREE

*Home team will change jersey if color conflict exists.

54 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2011 – WEEK 11 FIRST ROUND – OCJAAF PLAY-OFFS HOME* VISITOR JR CLINIC DIVISION NFL 1. League B vs League A Runner-up 8:30 2. League A vs League B Runner-up 10:30 AFL 3. League B vs League A Runner-up 12:30 4. League A vs League B Runner-up 2:30

HOSTED BY COMPTON COMPTON HIGH SCHOOL 601 SOUTH ACADIA

Admission: Adults 16 & up – $7.00 Children 7-15 – $2.00 Children 6 and under – FREE

CLINIC DIVISION AFL 3. League A vs League B Runner-up 8:30 4. League B vs League A Runner-Up 10:30 NFL 1. League A vs League B Runner-up 12:30 2. League B vs League A Runner-Up 2:30

605 Frwy Studebaker Artesia Blvd.Artesia South StreetSouth # 91 Frwy HOSTED BY CERRITOS GAAR HIGH SCHOOL Pioneer Blvd. 11111 ARTESIA BLVD.

Admission: Adults 16 & up – $7.00 Norwalk Blvd. Children 7-15 – $2.00 Children 6 and under – FREE

55 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2011 – WEEK 11 FIRST ROUND – OCJAAF PLAY-OFFS HOME* VISITOR JR PEE WEE DIVISION NFL 1. Pacific League vs Atlantic League Runner-up 8:30 2. Atlantic League vs Pacific League Runner-up 10:30 AFL 3. Pacific League vs Atlantic League Runner-up 12:30 4. Atlantic League vs Pacific League Runner-up 2:30

HOSTED BY IRVINE IRVINE HIGH SCHOOL 4321 WALNUT AVENUE

Admission: Adults 16 & up – $7.00 Children 7-15 – $2.00 Children 6 and under – FREE

PEE WEE DIVISION AFL 3. Atlantic League vs Pacific League Runner-up 8:30 4. Pacific League vs Atlantic League Runner-Up 10:30 NFL 1. Atlantic League vs Pacific League Runner-up 12:30 2. Pacific League vs Atlantic Leage Runner-Up 2:30

FLORENCE AVE.

HOSTED BY MONA PARK FREMONT HIGH SCHOOL 7676 S. SAN PEDRO ST. SAN PEDRO 110 FREEWAY MANCHESTER LOS ANGELES

Admission: Adults 16 & up – $7.00

MAIN ST. MAIN AVALON CENTURY Children 7-15 – $2.00 Children 6 and under – FREE 108TH

56 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2011 – WEEK 11 FIRST ROUND – OCJAAF PLAY-OFFS JR MIDGET DIVISION NFL 1. Pacific League vs Atlantic League Runner-up 8:30 2. Atlantic League vs Pacific League Runner-up 10:30 AFL 3. Pacific League vs Atlantic League Runner-up 12:30 4. Atlantic League vs Pacific League Runner-up 2:30

HOSTED BY CARSON CARSON HIGH SCHOOL 22328 MAIN STREET

Admission: Adults 16 & up – $7.00 Children 7-15 – $2.00 Children 6 and under – FREE

MIDGET DIVISION BYE UNTIL WEEK 12

57 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2011 – WEEK 12 AFL/NFL CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES HOME* VISITOR NFL 5. Jr Clinic Winner game #1 9:00 vs Jr Clinic Winner game #2 11:00 9:00 AFL 6. Jr Clinic Winner game #3 1:00 vs Jr Clinic Winner game #4 3:00 11:00 NFL 5. Jr Pee Wee Winner game #1 9:00 vs Jr Pee Wee Winner game #411:00 1:00 AFL 6. Jr Pee Wee Winner game #3 1:00 vs Jr Pee Wee Winner game #2 3:00 3:00 NFL 5. Jr Midget Winner game #1 9:00 vs Jr Midget Winner game #2 11:00 5:00 AFL 6. Jr Midget Winner game #3 1:00 vs Jr Midget Winner game #4 3:00 7:00

HOSTED BY IRVINE IRVINE HIGH SCHOOL 4321 WALNUT AVENUE

Admission: Adults 16 & up – $8.00 Children 7-15 – $3.00 Children 6 and under – FREE

AFL 6. Clinic Winner game #3 9:00 vs Clinic Winner game #4 11:00 9:00 NFL 5. Clinic Winner game #1 1:00 vs Clinic Winner game #2 3:00 11:00 AFL 6. Pee Wee Winner game #3 9:00 vs Pee Wee Winner game #4 11:00 1:00 NFL 5. Pee Wee Winner game #1 1:00 vs Pee Wee Winner game #2 3:00 3:00 OCJAAF 6. Midget Winner game #2 9:00 vs Midget Winner game #3 11:00 5:00 OCJAAF 5. Midget Winner game #1 1:00 vs Midget Winner game #4 3:00 7:00

Ralph’s Market HOSTED BY SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY Pier 1 Marco Del Imports Obispo DANA HILLS HIGH SCHOOL Forester School 33333 GOLDEN LANTERN DANA POINT

Admission: Adults 16 & up – $8.00 Children 7-15 – $3.00 DIRECTIONS TO DAN HILLS HIGH Children 6 and under – FREE SCHOOL: 5 or 405 South to Camino Capistrano, Left to Stonehill, Right to Golden Lantern, Right to Acapulco, Left to the Stadium. * Home team will change jersey if color conflict exists.

58 59 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 03, 2011 – WEEK 13 OCJAAF AFL/NFL SUPER BOWL JR CLINIC Winner game #5 vs JR CLINIC Winner game #6 8:15AM CLINIC Winner game #5 vs CLINIC Winner game #6 10:30AM JR PEE WEE Winner game #5 vs JR PEE WEE Winner game #6 12:45PM PEE WEE Winner game #5 vs PEE WEE Winner game #6 3:00PM JR MIDGET Winner game #5 vs JR MIDGET Winner game #6 5:15PM MIDGET Winner game #5 vs MIDGET Winner game #6 7:30PM

HOSTED BY BALDWIN HILLS JACKIE ROBINSON STADIUM 5001 RODEO ROAD LOS ANGELES

Admission: Adults 16 & up – $9.00 Children 7-15 – $4.00 Children 6 and under – FREE

60 SUPER BOWL HALL OF CHAMPIONS 2002 Jr. Clinic – Compton Pathfinders Clinic – South Orange County Patriots Jr. Pee Wee – Carson Colts White Pee Wee – Fountain Valley Jaguars Jr. Midget – South Orange County Patriots Midget – Inglewood Sentiniels 2003 Jr. Clinic – Carson Colts Black Clinic – La Mirada Matadores Gold Jr. Pee Wee – South Orange County Patriots Pee Wee – Carson Colts White Jr. Midget – Newport Mesa Seahawks Midget – Inglewood Sentinels 2004 Jr. Clinic – Carson Colts Blue Clinic – Rowland Heights Raiders Jr. Pee Wee – Carson Colts White Pee Wee – Compton Titans Blue Jr. Midget – Carson Colts Blue Midget – Inglewood Sentinels 2005 Jr. Clinic – Baldwin Hills Bruins Clinic – Carson Colts Black Jr. Pee Wee – Inglewood Jets Green Pee Wee – Baldwin Hills Bruins Jr. Midget – Mission Viejo Cowboys Midget – Carson Colts 2006 Jr. Clinic – Mission Viejo Cowboys Clinic – Carson Colts Black Jr. Pee Wee – Mission Viejo Cowboys White Pee Wee – Carson Colts White Jr. Midget – Carson Colts Blue Midget – Inglewood Sentinels 2007 Jr. Clinic – Mission Viejo Cowboys White Clinic – Mission Viejo Cowboys White Jr. Pee Wee – Carson Colts Blue Pee Wee – Inglewood Jets Green Jr. Midget – Carson Colts White Midget – Inglewood Sentinels 2008 Jr. Clinic – Mission Viejo Cowboys White Clinic – Inglewood Jets Black Jr. Pee Wee – Carson Colts White Pee Wee – Baldwin Hill Bruins Jr. Midget – Inglewood Jets Midget – Long Beach Jr. Jackrabbits 2009 Jr. Clinic – Mission Viejo Cowboys Blue Clinic – Carson Colts Black Jr. Pee Wee – South Orange County Patriots Pee Wee – Mission Viejo Cowboys White Jr. Midget – South Orange County Patriots White Midget – Cerritos Steelers 2010 Jr. Clinic – Bellflower Broncos Blue Clinic – Baldwin Hills Bruins Blue Jr. Pee Wee – Bellflower Broncos Pee Wee – Carson Colts Blue Jr. Midget – South Orange County Patriots Midget – Irvine Chargers

61 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2011 – WEEK 14 ALL-CONFERENCE RED/BLUE GAMES JR CLINIC DIVISION 8:00 AM CLINIC DIVISION 10:15 AM JR PEE WEE DIVISION 12:30 PM SCHOLASTIC CEREMONY 2:45-3:30 PM PEE WEE DIVISION 3:40 PM JR MIDGET DIVISION 5:15 PM MIDGET DIVISION 8:00 PM

HOSTED BY OCJAAF ROWLAND HIGH SCHOOL 2000 S. OTTERBEIN ST. ROWLAND HEIGHTS

Admission: Adults 16 & up – $10.00 Children 7-15 – $5.00 Children 6 and under – FREE

25 YEARS OF ALL CONFERENCE I feel it is the intent of OCJAAF to blend football with real life. Our children play all season with a common goal and support from their teammates. Working week after week against opponents from different areas, yet always keeping sportsmanship first. So, as in real life, we need to blend with others at times toward a new common goal. This is the intent and this is how we achieve it – “The All Conference Games.” Each participant is voted for by their teammates not coaches. So the selection process is by the kids for the kids. Votes are tallied by each Chapter President and Cheer Coordinator. Roster’s are then generated by the Division All Conference Head Coach. The Head Coach is also asked to select an All Conference Staff. This is not an All-Star game. The physical ability of each child may or may not be part of the selection process. It’s whatever his or her teammates decide. Again, football does reflect real life. Just watch all those kids practice as one and play as one. Getting along is what it’s all about. WATCH!! We can learn from our children. Let’s all get along and keep the adult lust for glory out of OCJAAF. Win or lose – it’s just a game. The smell of success, with the inter-action of the kids on the field, is the perfume of OCJAAF. All Conference is a privilege. Congratulations to all that have been selected. Bob Barna, OCJAAF Commissioner 62 ALL-CONFERENCE RESULTS NATIONAL VS AMERICAN 2001 Jr. Clinic Division Winner...... National Clinic Division Winner...... National Jr Pee Wee Division Winner...... National Pee Wee Division Winner...... National Jr Midget Division Winner...... National Midget Division Winner...... National RED VS BLUE 2002 Jr. Clinic Division Winner...... Blue Clinic Division Winner...... Blue Jr Pee Wee Division Winner...... Blue Pee Wee Division Winner...... Red Jr Midget Division Winner...... Red Midget Division Winner...... Blue RED VS BLUE 2003 Jr. Clinic Division Winner...... Blue Clinic Division Winner...... Blue Jr Pee Wee Division...... Blue Pee Wee Division Winners...... Blue Jr Midget Division...... Blue Midget...... Blue RED VS BLUE 2004 Jr. Clinic Division Winner...... Blue Clinic Division Winner...... Red Jr Pee Wee Division Co-Winner...... Red Pee Wee Division Winners...... Blue Jr Midget Division Winner...... Red Midget Division Winner...... Blue RED VS BLUE 2005 Jr. Clinic Division Winner...... Red/Blue Tie Clinic Division Winner...... Blue Jr Pee Wee Division Co-Winner...... Red/Blue Tie Pee Wee Division Winners...... Red Jr Midget Division Winner...... Red Midget Division Winner...... Blue RED VS BLUE 2006 Jr. Clinic Division Winner...... Blue Clinic Division Winner...... Blue Jr Pee Wee Division Winner...... Red Pee Wee Division Winner...... Blue Jr Midget Division Winner...... Blue Midget Division Winner...... Blue RED VS BLUE 2007 Jr. Clinic Division Winner...... Blue Clinic Division Winner...... Blue Jr Pee Wee Division Winner...... Red Pee Wee Division Winner...... Blue Jr Midget Division Winner...... Red Midget Division Winner...... Blue RED VS BLUE 2008 Jr. Clinic Division Winner...... Red Clinic Division Winner...... Red Jr Pee Wee Division Winner...... Blue Pee Wee Division Winner...... Blue Jr Midget Division Winner...... Red Midget Division Winner...... Blue RED VS BLUE 2009 Jr. Clinic Division Winner...... Red Clinic Division Winner...... Blue Jr Pee Wee Division Winner...... Red Pee Wee Division Winner...... Blue Jr Midget Division Winner...... Blue Midget Division Winner...... Blue RED VS BLUE 2010 Jr. Clinic Division Winner...... Blue Clinic Division Winner...... Red Jr Pee Wee Division Winner...... Blue Pee Wee Division Winner...... Blue Jr Midget Division Winner...... Red Midget Division Winner...... Red 63 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2011 Cheerleading Competition HOSTED BY OCJAAF

MISSION VIEJO MISSION VIEJO HS 25025 CHRISANTA DR. MISSION VIEJO, CA

COMMISSIONER’S THEME 2011 “KEEP HOPE ALIVE”

Admission: Adults 16 & up – $10.00 Children 7-15 – $5.00 Children 6 and under – FREE

64 UPCOMING CHEER EVENTS JAMZ Six Flags Magic Mountain

2011 JAMZJR YOUTH CHEERLEADING CHAMPIONSHIPS

Sunday, November 6, 2011 Saturday, November 19, 2011 (If you decide to attend, your chapter needs to email Suzy at OCJAAF) Saturday, December 3, 2011 (Only if you are not in OCJAAF SuperBowl)

Youth Dance – All Levels Youth Cheer – All Levels Show – Cheer • Spirit Awards

GIANT TEAM TROPHIES! SPECIAL PERFORMANCE AWARDS! AND MUCH, MUCH MORE!!

ENTRY FEE INCLUDES UNLIMITED USE OF RIDES, SHOWS & ADVENTURES!

Please feel free to call our Competition Sales office at (800) 920-4272 in August 2011 to receive a registration packet!

Must submit a request through your Chapter and OCJAAF to participate. Must follow OCJAAF 2011 Rule Book.

LAS VEGAS, NV JAN 27-30, 2012 LOCATION: ORLEANS ARENA

65 WEEK 8: END OF SEASON PLAY First place team awarded league title.

WEEK 9: FIRST ROUND LEAGUE PLAY-OFF 1st vs 8th, 2nd vs 7th, 3rd vs 6th, 4th vs 5th

1 RESULT PACIFIC ATLANTIC 2 1 1 3 2 2 4 3 3 5 4 4 6 7 8

WEEK 10: SECOND ROUND LEAGUE PLAY-OFF 1st vs 4th, 2nd vs 3rd

1 RESULT PACIFIC ATLANTIC 2 1 1 3 2 2 4

WEEK 11: FIRST ROUND PLAY-OFF GAME Winner vs Runner-Up

AFL NFL PACIFIC ATLANTIC PACIFIC ATLANTIC 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2

RESULT: RESULT

AFL NFL PACIFIC ATLANTIC PACIFIC ATLANTIC 1 1 1 1

WEEK 12: AFL / NFL CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES Pacific vs Atlantic AFL: Pacific Winner vs. Atlantic Winner RESULT: AFL Winner NFL: Pacific Winner vs. Atlantic Winner NFL Winner

WEEK 13: AFL / NFL SUPER BOWL GAMES AFL Winner vs NFL Winner RESULT: AFL vs NFL = Overall Winner!

66 PLAY-OFF FORMAT 1. All leagues will be put in order within itself. A. League Championships will be determined by league play. B. If there is a tie for 1st place, no matter how many teams are involved, they will share the league championship.

SEEDING OF PLAY-OFF GAME IF YOUR DIVISION HAS 3 LEAGUES 1. The 3 leagues will be put in order A through C with A being best, using league play only. 2. If all 1st place teams are tied (having the same record) then we look at the 2nd place teams, etc. 3. Once A through C are determined, then A and B will be listed in order by total wins and C will be added with in A and B using total wins. 4. Seeding from league C will then start with league B first unless league B has more teams than league A. 5. If in listing the teams within league A or B or seeding from league C, there is a tie, then you must break the tie by: A) Head to head results. B) Total league results. C) Total wins. D) Sportsmanship points. 6. If a 3 way tie then repeat above after split. If 2 teams still remain tie, repeat above again.

SEEDING OF PLAY-OFF GAME IF YOUR DIVISION HAS 2 LEAGUES 1. After League Championships have been determined by League Play then list each league by order of total wins for Play-off Seeding. 2. If in listing the teams by total wins there is a tie, then you must break the tie by: A) Head to head results. B) Total league results. C) Total wins. D) Sportsmanship points. 3. If a 3 way tie then repeat above after split. If 2 teams still remain tie, repeat above again.

67 OCJAAF RULES FOR PLAY-OFF GAME TIES AND LEAGUE PLAY-OFF PLACEMENT THROUGH SUPER BOWL

All elimination and play off games will be a full game (4 quarters). If there is a tie at the end of regulation play, “Jr. All American Tie Breaker,” will be used. To start the overtime, after the coin toss winner of the toss has the choice of offense or defense, loser has the choice of end zones. The offensive team shall put the ball in play on the defensive team’s 10 yard line, anywhere between the inbound lines. The first offensive team shall have a series of four downs. That series shall be terminated by any score of the offensive team or if the defensive team takes possession of the ball. Then the defense becomes the offense for the second series of four downs. If score still remains tied, repeat overtime with original offense team playing defense.

WEEK 9: FIRST ROUND LEAGUE PLAY-OFF Because each LEAGUE will vary in the number of teams it has, this will affect the seeding for play-off format for week 9 of play-offs. Historically OCJAAF will range from 5 to 9 teams within a league. The following will give an example of how play-off seeds will be set depending upon the number of teams per league: 5-TEAMS: 1st – Bye • 2nd – Bye • 3rd – Bye • 4th vs 5th 1 – Bye 2 – Bye 3 – Bye 4 – 5 –

6-TEAMS: 1st – Bye • 2nd – Bye • 3rd vs 6th • 4th vs 5th 1 – Bye 2 – Bye 3 4 5 6

7-TEAMS: 1st – Bye • 2nd vs 7th • 3rd vs 6th • 4th vs 5th 1 – Bye 2 3 4 5 6 7

68 8-TEAMS: 1st vs 8th • 2nd vs 7th • 3rd vs 6th • 4th vs 5th 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

9-TEAMS: 1st vs Winner (8-9) • 2nd vs 7th • 3rd vs 6th • 4th vs 5th 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Midweek 8 Winner Elimination 9

Game 10-TEAMS: 1st vs Winner (9-10) • 2nd vs Winner (7-8 • 3rd vs 6th • 4th vs 5th 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Midweek 8 Winner Elimination 9

Games: 10 Winner

MIDWEEK ELIMINATION GAMES HELD TUESDAY OR WEDNESDAY EVENING PRIOR TO WEEK 9 SATURDAY GAME

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48. Manhattan Beach 1. Baldwin Hills – Jackie Robinson Stadium 17. Mission Viejo – Mission Viejo High School 2. Bellflower – Bellflower High School 18. Mission Viejo – La Paz Jr. High School 44. Bellflower – Clark Field 34. Mona Park – Lynwood High School 41. Beverly Hills – Fairfax High School 39. Mona Park – Santee High School 49. Beverly Hills – Beverly Hills High School 20. Newport-Mesa – Bonita Creek Park, Newport North 3. Carson – Carson High School 44. Newport-Mesa – Sage Hill High School, Newport Coast 26. Carson – Narbonne High School 21. Norwalk/Santa Fe Springs – Little Lake Park 4. Cerritos – Cerritos Sports Complex 22. Orange – W.O. Hart Park 45. Cerritos – Gahr High School 30. Placentia – Kraemer Middle School 5. Compton – Compton High School 46. Placentia – Valencia High School 6. Corona – Corona High School 29. Riverside – Arizona Middle School 37. Corona – Santiago High School 23. Rowland Heights – Rowland High School 50. Corona – Corona City Park 24. Eddie West Stadium 42. Downey – Warren High School 47. Santa Fe Springs – St. Paul High School 7. Orange Coast College 51. Santa Fe Springs – John Glen High School 43. Fullerton – Sunny Hills High School 19. South Bay/LA – Fremont High School 8. Fountain Valley – Fountain Valley High School 26. Narbonne High School 9. Garden Grove – Rancho Alamitos High School 28. South Gate – South Gate High School 10. Huntington Beach – Huntington Beach High School 27. South Orange County – Dana Hills High School 11. Caroline Coleman Stadium 40. South Orange County – Capo Valley HIgh School 12. Morningside High School 32. Beckman High School 38. Inglewood – Hawthorne High School 31. Westminster/Midway City – Buckingham Park 13. Woodbridge High School 25. Whittier – La Serna HIgh School 14. Irvine – Irvine High School 33. Woodcrest – Washington High School 15. Long Beach – Poly High School 35. Serra High School 16. Lawn Dale High School 36. La Mirada High School

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27 Field Lgiths Snack Bar Facilities: Restrooms Parking Snack Bleachers Campus within the following Baldwin Hills participants reside boundaries: Northern Boundary: Sunset Eastern Boundary: 110 Freeways Southern Boundary: Slauson Avenue Boundary: 405 Freeways Western Baldwin Hills Southern Boundary “laps” a portion of Inglewood Northern draw to BH and IW only. This is free Boundary. JACKIE ROBINSON STADIUM 5001 RODEO ROAD, LOS ANGELES BALDWIN HILLS

72 BALDWIN HILLS YOUTH FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION 2011 BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT...... Valerie Saulsberry VICE PRESIDENT...... Richard Harris TREASURER/CHEER COORDINATOR...... Lisa Hayes SECRETARY...... La Tasha Evans ATHLETIC DIRECTOR...... Keith Polk FUNDRAISER COORDINATOR...... Vera Ford COACHES REP...... Aubrey Walker PLAYER AGENT...... Cheryl Bowman DIRECTOR...... Jay Lake

SCHOLASTICS SCHOLASTIC COORDINATOR...... Montoya Long

Board Members Emeritus Doris F. Smith, James & Marable McNeal, Kenny Allsup

Welcome to the 2011 season. As we enter our 53rd year of serving our community, we would like to wish all Chapters a successful season. We would like to welcome all new players, cheerleaders and their families tot he Bruin Family and welcome back our returning players and cheerleaders. Our coaches take pride in molding our football players and cheerleaders into productive citizens, while also building exceptional athletic skills and positive attitudes among our scholar athletes. In 2011 we will continue to promote and encourage academic excellence, sportsmanship, discipline, responsibility and respect. During the 2011 season remember to be a positive and inspirational person on and off the field. Create positive memories for the kids, parents, and families in the program. Life is too short. Let’s be remembered as a positive influence instead of a negative. The future depends on what we do in the present. As President, I would like to thank our board members, coaches, parents, and all the volunteers for their dedication and long hours of hard work. We want to give a special “Thank You” to the staff at Rancho Cienega Sports Complex, Baldwin Hills Park and Council District 10.

GO BRUINS

President Valerie Saulsberry 73 605 FRWY

E. Arbor Rd. E. Bell ower Blvd. Bell ower Restrooms • Snack Bar Restrooms Bleachers • Campus Parking 91 FRWY

Del Blvd. Amo Clark Ave. Clark CLARK FIELD Facilities: within the City Limits of Bellflower Participants reside and only the part of Lakewood west San Gabriel River Northern Boundary: South of 105 Freeway Southern boundary: South Street Eastern Boundary: Studabaker Road Boundary: Lakewood Boulevard Western

405 FRWY 4832 CLARK AVENUE, LONG BEACH 4832 CLARK AVENUE, Lakewood Blvd. Lakewood

N 605 FWY 605 MCNAB AVE. MCNAB ROSECRANS ALONDRA AVE.

BELLFLOWER HIGH SCHOOL High School BELLFLOWER 15301 MCNAB AVENUE, BELLFLOWER 15301 MCNAB AVENUE,

SOMMERSET BLVD. WOODRUFF AVE. WOODRUFF

74 BELLFLOWER BRONCOS 2011 BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT...... Robert Frutos VICE PRESIDENT...... Daisha Clark TREASURER...... Jasmine Daniels SECRETARY...... Keisha Johnson PLAYER AGENT...... Kawana Smith ATHLETIC DIRECTOR...... Duane Hurt COACHES REP...... Lucky Avinger CHEER COORDINATOR...... Marilyn Powell SCHOLASTIC DIRECTOR...... Rhonda Walker EQUIPMENT DIRECTOR...... Francisco Gutierrez

Bellflower Youth Football is back and ready to go!! We are entering our 44th year of organized youth football in Bellflower. We are excited and look forward to a great 2011 football season. Bellflower Youth Football is dedicated to help Nurture our youth into great Student Athletes! To help develop their minds as well as their physical abilities leading in to high school and adulthood. We look forward to the day when we can see our kids become coaches, parents and future Role Models to the next generation! We had great success last year in our run to the SUPERBOWL! We came away with 2 SUPERBOWL CHAMPS! Congratulations to our 2011 Jr. Clinic Blue and Jr. Pee Wee Squads! Special thanks to our 2011 board for all the hard work and dedication to the Chapter and the kids. I would like to thank all my Head Coaches for this 2011 season. Thank you for standing up and taking a leadership role for our kids. I know it’s not an easy job and again I thank you for your all your hard work. Thank you also to our Cheer Head Coaches and all of our hard workers that are dedicated to growing our Cheer Program. To all our assistant coaches, must play Monitors and volunteers. THANK YOU!! Last but not least I would like to thank our Parents for trusting BYF and bringing their kids to our program. We have a bright future ahead of us!

Go Broncos!!!!

President Robert Frutos 75

W Olympic Blvd.

Spalding Dr. Spalding

Lasky Dr. Lasky

Moreno Dr. Moreno

Heath Ave. Heath

Robbins Dr. Robbins Wilshire Blvd. Wilshire Dr. Durant BEVERLY HILLS HIGH SCHOOL BEVERLY

241 MORENO DRIVE, BEVERLY HILLS 241 MORENO DRIVE, BEVERLY Santa Monica Blvd. Monica Santa

101 FWY.

1st Street

2nd Street 110 FWY. 110

3rd Street CONTRERAS HIGH SCHOOL Ave. Lucas 322 LUCAS AVENUE, LOS ANGELES 322 LUCAS AVENUE, BEVERLY HILLS BEVERLY

Beverly Blvd.

Wilshire Blvd.

76 BEVERLY HILLS YOUTH FOOTBALL 2011 BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT...... Josephine Traylor VICE PRESIDENT...... Tammy Williams TREASURER...... Faye Tillery SECRETARY...... Amy Martin PLAYER AGENT...... Brenda Brown TEAM MOM COORDINATOR...... Shana Quisumbing SNACK BAR COORDINATOR...... Reggie King EQUIPMENT MANAGER...... Kevin Garvin AD/COACHES REPRESENTATIVE...... Chris Shoaf INSURANCE REPRESENTATIVE...... Vernail Skaggs

The Beverly Hills Gators would like to welcome everyone to the 2011 football season. With our first season behind us, we return to our third year with Orange County Junior All American. We are here to stay . . . Our program is dedicated to serve the youth in our community by teaching the fundamentals of football, sportsmanship and the importance of maintaining good academic achievements. We wish success in the upcoming season to you and all of our chapters. As President I would like to thank our board members, coaches, parents, players and all our volunteers for their dedication and all their long hours and hard work. Go Gators!

President Josephine Traylor 77 Field Lights Bar Restrooms Snack Bleachers Facilities: Carson boundaries are as follows: Northern to Alondra Boundary: Along Avalon Eastern Boundary: East to Alameda, all of Dominguez channel to Wilmington St, North 91 fwy/to Central to Del Amo. West and south side of Greenleaf Southern Boundary: All of Carson, and city Wilmington to Harry Bridges, and 110 Freeway Boundary: Figueroa Western CARSON CARSON HIGH SCHOOL 22328 MAIN STREET, CARSON 22328 MAIN STREET,

78 CARSON COLTS 2011 BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT...... Greg Dixon VICE PRESIDENT...... Michael Cyphers SECRETARY...... Angie Payne FIELDS...... T. Walker PLAYER AGENT...... C. Cyphers SCHOLASTIC...... A. Lane

Hello OCJAAF Chapters! It is the Carson Colts’ family pleasure to start a new year of football and cheer. We are so proud of our student athletes. For the 10th straight year, Carson has had a Super Bowl winner and Cheer National Champ. The legacy at Carson continues. We look forward to another great season. As President of Carson, I look forward to seeing, competing against my friends at the other OCJAAF chapters. This will be a great year!

“Carson – Nothing Else Needs To Be Said”

President Greg Dixon 79 91 Frwy

Studebaker #

Artesia Blvd. 605 Frwy 605 Field Lights Norwalk Blvd. Pioneer Blvd. Pioneer GAHR HIGH SCHOOL South Street 11111 ARTESIA BLVD., CERRITOS BLVD., 11111 ARTESIA Snack Bar Facilities: Restrooms Snack Bleachers within City limits of Cerritos and Participants reside Artesia CERRITOS 19800 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE, CERRITOS 19800 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE, CERRITOS SPORTS COMPLEX FIELD #3 CERRITOS SPORTS

80 CERRITOS STEELERS SUBURBAN FOOTBALL FOR YOUTH OF CERRITOS 2011 BOARD MEMBERS & COACHES PRESIDENT...... Monroe Alexander VICE PRESIDENT...... Monica Dennis COMMISSIONER...... Steve Hinds ATHLETIC DIRECTOR...... Darrel Freeman PLAYER AGENT...... Tori Lacy TEAM MOM DIRECTOR...... Tunya Alexander EQUIPMENT MANAGER...... Gayle Bloom FUNDRAISER...... Cammie King SECRETARY...... Keesler Myers

Let’s Ride Part IV – (The Journey to Success Continues)

We would like to welcome you to the All American City of Cerritos, home of the Jr. All American Cerritos Steelers. The Suburban Football for Youth of Cerritos Board of Directors would like to give a special thanks t Bob Barna and all the OCJAAF Staff for putting together the best youth football program near and far. Thank you Bob for all your hard as you continue to do GOD’S work. As we continue this journey to success the road ahead looks clear and we can see daylight at the end of the tunnel. Although we expect and prepare for the challenges ahead we continue to educate and train our kids to be the best they can be. I would like to thank the Coaches, Parents and Suburban Football for Youth of Cerritos Board for their commitment and hard work as they continue to make the chapter a humble home for our growing Steelers family. We are dedicated to bringing you into a family environment that you can be proud of and a place where you can enjoy great competition on the field from a great group of boys and girls.

Our Motto for 2011 is “Giving our Youth the Tools for Life”

Our staff will continue to give our boys/girls the tools and the resources to guide them to a prosperous journey in life. We will teach our youth structure and discipline help them take some big steps into the Journey of Life.

President Monroe “Money” Alexander 81 Field Lights Snack Bar Facilities: Restrooms Parking Snack Bleachers Campus Boundaries are as follows: Northern: 120th St Eastern Boundary: Long Beach Fwy/Garfield Southern Boundary: Artesia Blvd Blvd Boundary: Avalon Western COMPTON COMPTON HIGH SCHOOL 601 SOUTH ACACIA, COMPTON

82 COMPTON TITANS FAMILY YOUTH SERVICES 2011 BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT...... Earl Barnes VICE PRESIDENT...... Jonathan Lewis TREASURER...... Melanie Fleming SECRETARY...... Dacia Dashiell Lowe ATHLETIC DIRECTOR...... Mestrail Mitchell COACH REP...... Trayton Bullard PLAYER AGENT...... April Bates SCHOLASTIC DIRECTOR...... D’jon Lowe CHEER COORDINATOR...... Mary Oliver FIELD DIRECTOR...... Eric Gilbert “It’s For The Kids – Not For The Adults”

The Titans are ready for a fun-filled, exhilarating season in which we plan to accomplish championship dreams. We have a dynamic group of volunteers and coaches this year whom all share one common theme “PUTTING KIDS FIRST” and in doing so teach them to strive for excellence in the classroom, on the field, and in all their endeavors. Good luck to all our competitors this year, and be on the look out for the Titans as we embark on our journey of “BIRTHING A NEW COMPTON.”

Our Main Goal Is . . . DISCIPLINE • RESPECT • RESPONSIBILITY • TEAMWORK

President Earl Barnes 83 Field Light Field - Not Turf Gatorade/Seeds Snack Bar Facilities: Restrooms Snack Parking Phone Bleachers Campus to the . .“Panthers Den” Welcome BOUNDARIES: East: Buchanan turns to Knoefler Crestview. (includes North: Limonite Ave. Norco/Eastvale). South: 15 Fwy to Magnolia/East La Sierra/North Arlington. 91 Fwy North to Arlington. West:

Horace St.

Maude St.

Arlington Ave. Arlington

Horace St. Horace

Maude St. Maude

Indiana Ave. Indiana 91 FWY 91 RIVERSIDE 3044 HORACE STREET,

CALIFORNIA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF

15 FWY 15 6th Street 6th CORONA CITY PARK CORONA

930 E. 6TH STREET, CORONA 930 E. 6TH STREET, Grand B lvd. Fullerton Ave.

91 FWY 91

Main Street Main

84 CORONA PANTHERS JUNIOR ALL-AMERICAN FOOTBALL 2011 BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT...... Vee Harvey VICE PRESIDENT...... Kay Shaw SECRETARY...... Kelly Culliver-Nelson TREASURER...... Audre Hutchins CHAPTER PLAYER AGENT...... Melonie Hutchins SCHOLASTIC COORDINATOR...... Adriene Wilson SPONSORSHIP DIRECTOR...... Kevin Nesby TEAM MOM REPRESENTATIVE...... Susie Rojas REGISTRATION...... Kat Korte RISK MAMANGER...... Heidi Ober ATHLETIC DIRECTOR...... Luis McDonald COACHES REPRESENTATIVE...... Robert Rojas SNACKBAR COORDINATOR...... Jeana Yellish CHEER COORDINATOR...... Maggie Lopez

Dear Panther Parents, Players and Cheerleaders, On behalf of the C.P.J.A.A.F. I would like to say “WELCOME BACK” to all returning players and cheerleaders. I would also like to say, “WELCOME ABOARD” to all new players and cheerleaders. We are proudly looking forward to our 16th season of fun and success for all. We remain committed to providing the best football and cheer programs in the Corona area. We believe by building a positive environment through competitive sports, the children of our community are taught sportsmanship, pride, self- confidence, teamwork, discipline and respect. We hope, through this program our children will have the skills and knowledge needed to over come the temptations and influences set before them in life.

Beware of Panthers – Let’s Go!!!!!!

President Vee Harvey 85

Snack Bar Facilities: Restrooms Snack Phone Bleachers BOUNDARIES: Northern Boundary – Gabriel Blvd/Durfee Ave View/Colima Eastern Boundary – Valley Southern Boundary – Foster Road Boundary – 710 North/Randolph East Western to Bluff Boundary with South Gate in Holly *Shared Dale Area

605 Freeway 605

Downey Ave. Downey Gurley Ave. Gurley Stewart and Gray Rd. Stewart and Gray DOWNEY WARREN HIGH SCHOOL WARREN # Firestone Blvd. Firestone Street DePalma

8141 DE PALMA STREET, DOWNEY STREET, 8141 DE PALMA

Paramount Blvd. Paramount 710 Freeway 710

86 DOWNEY MUSTANGS YOUTH FOOTBALL & CHEER, INC. 2011 BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND SUPPORT STAFF PRESIDENT...... Laurie Vasquez VICE PRESIDENT...... Robert Acosta VICE PRESIDENT...... Ron Marquez TREASURER/...... Robert Olide SECRETARY...... Stephanie Saenz SCHOLASTIC DIRECTOR...... Janet Olide CHEER DIRECTOR...... Marci Mongan PLAYER AGENT...... Jennifer Armas COACHES REPRESENTATIVE...... Fernando Cardenas ATHLETIC DIRECTOR...... Aglaee Daiz EQUIPMENT MANAGER...... Raul Ruiz RISK MANAGER...... Starla Zepeda FUNDRAISER COORDINATOR...... Ana Chavez EVENTS COORDINATOR...... Lonnie Vasquez

Welcome to our 2011 season. 2010 marked the historical inaugural season for the Downey Mustangs. It was a whirlwind of a season to say the least. I believe all great organization’s have “bumps” in the road. I am confident to say in 2011 we have overcome so many of those obstacles and have moved forward to be a strong and well-organized program for our community. This year we have a wonderful new Board of Directors in place along with a great support staff. We welcome a number of new coaches to our program that will without a doubt bring competitiveness and experience to our football teams. Cheer has a new face, we welcome a new Cheer director that has many attributes and will elevate our cheer program to a higher level. Together we will strive to the goal of “revolutionizing the game of youth football and the sport of cheerleading in the City of Downey”. The Mustangs encourage academic excellence, teamwork, sportsmanship, integrity and competition. We are dedicated to the instruction of Football and Cheerleading. To provide a safe and respectful environment promoting a family type atmosphere while offering all participants the opportunity to enjoy all that is best about youth sports. Thank you to the parents that believed in this program and have come back this year. I’m honored to be your president for the 2011 season. Welcome to those families that joined the “Mustang Family.” I realize as a parent you have to make the best choices possible for your children and I would like to thank you for choosing an elite program that will prepare your child for Football and Cheerleading at the High School level. I would like to acknowledge Warren High School administration, and the Warren Football Staff for helping make this organization a success. Thank you for your continued support. Thank you in advance to all my Board Members, Coaches and Staff for their hard work and dedication to this league. You make the wheels turn! Good luck and a great season to all OCJAAF chapters, members, and players. “Go Mustangs”

President Laurie Vasquez 87 Snack Bar Facilities: Restrooms Snack Phone Bleachers *NOTE: Back Field hs no bleachers (bring folding chairs. BOUDARIES: Avenue Southern at Garfield Boundary: Newland Street south to Indianapolis Av to Santa Ana River East on Indianapolis Av Eastern Boundary: North on Santa Ana River from to north eastern Indianapolis Av limits of Santa Ana west of Santa Ana River

Back Field FOUNTAIN VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL VALLEY FOUNTAIN 19817 BUSHARD STREET, FOUNTAIN VALLEY FOUNTAIN 19817 BUSHARD STREET, FOUNTAIN VALLEY FOUNTAIN

88 FOUNTAIN VALLEY JR. ALL AMERICAN BARONS 2011 BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT...... Crystal Vito PLAYER AGENT...... Cynthia Lopez ATHLETIC DIRECTOR...... Anthony McLawyer SECRETARY...... Cindy Juarez TREASURER...... Liza Butler SNACK BAR COORDINATOR...... Lorraine Marquez CHEER COORDINATOR...... Hilda McCredie PHOTO ID AGENT...... Stephanie Vogan REGISTRATION AGENT...... Diana EQUIPMENT MANAGER...... Jesse Lopez ASSISTANT EQUIPMENT MANAGER...... Jerry Campos SPIRIT WEAR COORDINATOR...... Maggie Campos SCHOLASTIC DIRECTOR...... Ana Stevens YEARBOOK COORDINATOR...... Celeste Collins

The FUTURE depends on what we do in the PRESENT - Mahatma Gandhi The 2011 Season brings forth Renewed Hope and Excitement for another prosperous season for our Children, Parents, Coaches and Sponsors. It is still the focus of the Fountain Valley Barons Chapter to build upon a foundation of Respect, Sportsmanship and Structure. We will persist to uplift the minds of our Cheerleaders and Players to encourage them to become Leaders their peers can look up to. It is my hope that we can plant a seed of valor within our children and water it with words of encouragement and fearless commitment. We hope to impart these ideals to our children from the field into their everyday lives. To Barons Past and Present, you give us reason to Arrive early, Stay Late and Give as Much of Ourselves as We Can. Thank you for being our reason to work harder! Amongst so many people who make this league what it is, an Extra Special Big-Ups go to my Super Crew of Board Members, Head Coaches, Team Moms, and Fountain Valley High School! You are invaluable to this Chapter and the ME. To everyone who enables us to do what we do, we are grateful for your perseverance and dedication. Thank you for believing in us and being a part of such an Awesome Football and Cheer Program. The VFJAAF&C Family would like to Wish a Successful season to All Fellow Chapters and Extend a Warm Welcome to Our New Sister Chapter. GOOD LUCK to All Players and Coaches! RESPECT ALL, FEAR NONE, ALL TOGETHER WE ARE ONE BARON FOOTBALL! WWW.FVJAAF.ORG

President Crystal Vito 89

Snack Bar Facilities: Restrooms Parking Snack Bleachers Campus BOUNDARIES: Northern Boundary – Imperial Ave Eastern Boundary – Placentia Ave Southern Boundary – La Palma Ave / Malvern Boundary – Dale Ave Western Country Club boundaries with Whittier for portions of Shared La Habra. Lemon boundaries with Placentia West Shared Linda to Chapman and North Yorba Street State College.

N. Euclid St. Euclid N.

h W. Valencia Mesa Dr. Mesa Valencia W.

n W. Malvern Ave.

t s

91 FRWY

# Adlena Dr. Adlena SUNNY HILLS HIGH SCHOOL FULLERTON 1801 WARBURTON WAY, FULLERTON WAY, 1801 WARBURTON

Warburton Way

5 FRWY

90 FULLERTON BEARS JUNIOR ALL-AMERICAN FOOTBALL 2010 BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT...... Mandy Jung VICE PRESIDENT...... Eric Stanley 2ND VICE PRESIDENT/INSURANCE REP...... Tom Iwema TREASURER...... Fred Jung PLAYER AGENT...... Jeremy Coble ATHLETIC DIRECTOR...... Jason Russell COACHES REPRESENTATIVE...... Alveste Taylor SCHOLASTIC COORDINATOR...... Angela Jones CHEER COORDINATOR...... Cynthia Hall EQUIPMENT MANAGER...... Tremon Johnson DIRECTOR OF FIELD MAINTENANCE...... David Berdeja

The Bears Junior All American Football & Cheer Family would like to welcome you to the 2011 Fall Football and Cheer Season. The Bears Family is reminded that we are fortunate to have cheerleaders, players, and parents who are faithfully serving Anaheim, Brea, Buena Park, Fullerton, and La Habra. Together, as a family, we strive to bring about meaningful change in our communities. The bears Family’s pursuit to be a guiding, positive influence on youth sports is only amplified by your mobilization. It is the collective goal of the Bears Family to inspire our players and cheerleaders to not only become better on the field, but to become more productive citizens off it as well. Change does not happen without sacrifice. Change does not happen without united dedication. And change – purposeful change – happens before it has to. No longer should we merely talk to our cheerleaders and players about greatness, but instead let’s begin the process of nurturing and motivating them to be great. Let’s stop talking to our cheerleaders and players about what success means, and instead guide them to their pathways of success. We are all patriots who serve our community. We are all members of the Bears Family. We are going to repair youth sports in North Orange County. We are because we BELIEVE.

Welcome to the Bears Family!

President Mandy Jung 91

Snack Bar Facilities: Restrooms Parking Snack Bleachers Campus within the Huntington Beach participants reside city limits of Huntington Beach excluding the area from: Avenue at Newland St east to Santa Ana Garfield River South on Santa Ana River to Indianapolis Av to Newland St and north on Indianapolis Av West Av on Newland to Garfield

Beach Blvd. Beach Main Street Main

Paci c Coast Hwy.

# 17th Street 17th Gar eld Ave. W. Yorktown Ave. Yorktown W.

HUNTINGTON BEACH HIGH SCHOOL

1905 MAIN STREET, HUNTINGTON BEACH 1905 MAIN STREET, HUNTINGTON BEACH St. Goldenwest

92 HUNTINGTON BEACH JUNIOR ALL-AMERICAN FOOTBALL 2011 BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT...... Dave Italasano VICE PRESIDENT...... Bob Galle TREASURER...... Malcolm Gill SECRETARY...... Laurie Skorheim ATHLETIC DIRECTOR...... Cole Warren CHEER COORDINATOR...... Michelle Runnells EQUIPMENT MANAGER...... Louis Munoz DIRECTOR OF TEAM PARENTS...... Sheila Jimmons PLAYER AGENT...... Brandi Romberg CO-PLAYER AGENT...... Sheila Jimmons WEBSITE COORDINATOR...... Heather Stazenski SPONSORSHIP DIRECTOR...... Suzanne Fletcher AUXILIARY DIRECTOR...... Joelle Italasano

Watching Our Kids Grow

Huntington Beach Junior All American Football and Cheer is all about providing a positive learning and maturing experience for our youth. We strive to teach our participants the importance of playing by the rules while at all times giving your best effort. We emphasize the team concept and the importance of being a good sport and teammate. With great pride we watch our kids grow into young adults over the course of the season and develop lifelong friendships with all the participants in our league. We continue to strengthen our relationship with Huntington Beach High School and instill Oiler pride throughout our league. GO OILERS!!!

President Dave Italasano 93 Field Lights • Restrooms Snack Bar • Bleachers Facilities: BOUDARIES: Northern Sepulveda East to 110 Boundary: Jefferson from freeways Eastern South to El Segundo Boundary: 110 Freeways Southern Boundary: El Segundo west to Sepulveda Boundary: Sepulveda North to Jefferson Western *Inglewood northern boundary “laps” a portion of Baldwin southern boundary. draw to IW and BH only This is free 401 S. INGLEWOOD AVENUE INGLEWOOD CAROLINE COLEMAN STADIUM

94 INGLEWOOD JUNIOR ALL-AMERICAN FOOTBALL 2011 EXECUTIVE BOARD PRESIDENT...... William E. Roebuck VICE PRESIDENT...... Patricia A. Chapman TREASURER...... Russell Harvey ATHLETIC DIRECTOR...... Roderick Harvey CHEER DIRECTOR...... Charnetta Johnson BOOSTER PRESIDENT...... Kevin Reeves EQUIPMENT MANAGER...... Edward Morgan PUBLIC RELATIONS...... Dave Wallace PARLIAMENTARIAN...... Linda Bigson BUSINESS MANAGER...... Thaddeus Ballew TEAM MOM COORDINATOR...... Christy Reeves WEBMASTER...... Leslie Tate SCHOLASTIC COORDINATOR...... Sheryce Smith

A good coach will make his or her players see what they can be, rather than what they are and never let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do. This being the 42nd year for Inglewood Jr. All American Football, it is an honor to be President of a chapter with such great tradition. To all Jets and parents, enjoy this year and most of all have fun. Continue to strive for excellence in school for without an education, what do you really have. Be great in all you do. Academics is the key to life’s lock. We wish all our fellow chapters a great 2011 Season! GO WOOD!!

President William E. Roebuck 95 - - Field Lights • Restrooms • Snack Bar Bleachers Campus Parking Field Lights • Restrooms Facilities: defined by the following boundaries: within the city limits of City Irvine, currently Irvine participants reside BOUNDARY: NORTHERN to Red Hill Avenue. on Alton Avenue Newport Freeway a) East from to Barranca Road. b) North on Red Hill Avenue Road. c) East on Barranca Road to Jamboree Avenue. Road to city limits just beyond Warner d) North on Jamboree Avenue. e) East on city limits line to Harvard RR tracks. Metrolink to OCTA f) North on Harvard Avenue). Myford RR tracks to city limits (approximately Metrolink on OCTA g) West h) City limits north to Santa Ana Freeway. Road. east to Jamboree i) Santa Ana Freeway Cor country to Eastern Ranch Road to city limits, east through Transportation Road past Tustin j) North on Jamboree ridor (261). Corridor (261) to Portola Parkway. k) South on Eastern Transportation Road. l) East on Portola Parkway to Jeffrey country turning Road to short distance city limits, west through southwest following limits m) South on Jeffrey to Irvine Blvd. Road. n) Irvine Blvd. east to Jeffrey EASTERN BOUNDARY: Trabuco Road city limits jogs west, south Avenue and Road following city limits (between Bryan a) South on Jeffrey and then east) to Santa Ana Freeway. RR tracks (just beyond Sand Canyon Road), continue east on the OCTA Metrolink east to OCTA b) Santa Ana Freeway the city limits turnsfollows south RR tracks to the point (no map landmark) where northeast. (This route Metrolink Marine Corps Air Station). eastern perimeter of El Toro follows the southern perimeter of c) Northeast following the city limits to a point just short of Irvine Blvd. (This route James A. Musick Branch, Jail). country along the city limits to intersection of continuing south across d) Bake Parkway south just past Jeronimo, Drive and the Santa Ana Freeway. Lake Forest SOUTHERN BOUNDARY: finally following the open country, Drive and then follows city limits which dog leg across along Lake Forest a) West Corridor (73) to Bonita Canyon Road. San Joaquin Hills Transportation Road. b) Bonita Canyon Road west to Ford Road west to MacArthur Blvd. c) Ford WESTERN BOUNDARY: Road. a) City limits north on MacArthur Blvd. to Jamboree Road to Campus Drive. b) City limits north on Jamboree c) City limits west on Campus Drive to MacArthur Blvd. d) City limits north on MacArthur Blvd. to San Diego Freeway. west to Newport Freeway. e) San Diego Freeway north to Alton Avenue. f) Newport Freeway for draw area it was a free Formerly, exclusive area. Marine Corps Air Station is included in Irvine’s Notes: The Tustin Draw area. Marine Base is a free The EL Toro and Irvine only. Tustin IRVINE IRVINE HIGH SCHOOL IRVINE 4321 WALNUT AVENUE, IRVINE AVENUE, 4321 WALNUT

96 IRVINE YOUTH FOOTBALL 2011 BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT...... Mike Filia VICE PRESIDENT...... Rick Bautista TREASURER...... Ryan Miller SECRETARY...... Dina-Rae Dorado PLAYER AGENT...... Paul Rodriguez PLAYER AGENT...... Karyn Roznos ATHLETIC DIRECTOR...... Curtis Robinson TEAM MOM...... Jennifer Matthews COACHES REP...... Lavance Northington EQUIPMENT MANAGER...... Bob Hutnyan SCHOLASTIC DIRECTOR...... Dana Reed CHEER COORDINATOR...... Julie Goodman CHEER COORDINATOR...... Alicia Williams RISK MANAGEMENT...... Risk Management FUNDRAISING CHAIR...... Fundraising Chair

The Irvine Chargers are celebrating our 40th anniversary. We are proud that some of our former players and cheerleaders are now coaching for us. We emphasize performance in the classroom, as well as on the field. Sportsmanship, team spirit, skill development, hard work and personal improvement are core values in our program. Beyond football, we consider ourselves a family and many of us develop lasting friendships. The longevity and success of our program has depended on the support of many volunteers, past and present. We are extremely grateful to the many coaches, team moms, snack bar volunteers, fundraisers, weigh-in officials, game day compliance agents, equipment managers, risk management personnel and board members (to name just a few) who have devoted so much of their time and attention to our program over the years. Words are simply inadequate to thank them, but we think they are rewarded when they see our players and cheerleaders in action. I look forward to seeing everyone on the field!

GO CHARGERS!!!!

President Mike Filia 97

Snack Bar Snack Parking Bleachers Campus

115 TH STREET MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. KING, LUTHER MARTIN

Facilities: Restrooms Long Beach participants reside within the following boundaries: Northern Boundary: Artesia Eastern Boundary: Sante Fe Southern Boundary: Ocean Blvd Boundary: Lakewood Blvd Western ATLANTIC AVE. ATLANTIC

405 FWY.

ANAHEIM STREET

PACIFIC COAST HWY. PACIFIC POLY HIGH SCHOOL POLY LONG BEACH FWY. 710 1600 ATLANTIC AVENUE, LONG BEACH AVENUE, 1600 ATLANTIC

98 LONG BEACH POLY JR. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 2011 BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT...... Kimberly Lewis SECRETARY...... Monitra Shine TREASURER...... Pearl Moses AD/COACH’S REP...... Spencer Fields CHEER DIRECTOR...... Angela Hill PARLIAMENTARIAN...... Haywood Epperson PLAYER AGENT...... Sarah Morrison FUNDRAISER...... Trudy Lewis SCHOLASTIC DIRECTOR...... Nicole Miles

STAY STRONG – STAY HARD

There is a lot of Leagues in Long Beach trying to be Long Beach Poly Jr. Jackrabbits. There is and will be only one standing at the end – we’ve been here for 30+ years. We’re Not Going Anywhere, So Stand Back Here We Come!

Our goal is to foster sportsmanship, good health, team work, self-esteem, discipline and ethical behavior, which will allow for future success in life and sports. We provide an athletic program for youth up to age 14 that teaches the fundamentals of football and cheer, while promoting education, athletic achievement and a positive environment and experience for our your in the community. The Long Beach Poly staff consists of dedicated adult volunteers and parents who provide our youth with excellent coaching and support year after year. Most importantly, we promote respect to oneself, teammates, coaches, family and community. To all my staff and coaches: THANKS FOR YOUR DEDICATION. Stay strong, I know it’s hard out there will all the competition.

Go Long Beach Poly!!!!

President Kimberly Lewis 99 Mar east to Sepulveda Blvd. Manhattan Beach participants reside in the entire city of Hermosa Beach and the following western portion of El Segundo: Del Northern Vista Boundary: Imperial Highway from Eastern Boundary: Sepulveda Blvd. south to Grand Ave. Del Mar. Southern west to Vista Boundary: Grand Ave. Del Mar north to Imperial Boundary: Vista Western Highway. cities of Manhattan Beach and the entire They will share Redondo Beach. NO HOME FIELD MANHATTAN BEACH MANHATTAN

100 MANHATTAN BEACH YOUR FOOTBALL & CHEER 2011 BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT...... Rita Bush VICE PRESIDENT...... Kyle Scrimgeour SECRETARY...... Oliver Calza TREASURER...... William Powell PLAYER AGENT...... Brian Bush COACHES REPRESENTATIVE...... Brian Bush ATHLETIC DIRECTOR...... Joe Wang SCHOLASTIC COORDINATOR...... Shelley Johnson Rita Bush

Welcome! Manhattan Beach Youth Football and Cheer is excited to bring Tackle Football and Cheer to Manhattan Beach and Hermosa Beach. I am honored to be your Chapter President. Thank you in advance to all of our board members, head coaches, assistant coaches and volunteers for their hard work and dedication. Your time and support is critical as we cannot make this a successful program without your help. We are proud to be a member chapter of the OCJAAF which teaches our players how important it is to stay focused and excel in academics, sports and in all endeavors. We are starting with just a few teams in our first year. As we grow and add more teams in the next few years, we look forward to hosting OCJAAF home games in Manhattan Beach. We have a dynamic group of coaches, players and parents who are looking forward to competing within the OCJAAF Conference. Good luck and best wishes to all of our fellow OCJAAF Chapters.

Good Luck Falcons!

President Rita Bush 101 Field Lights Field Lights Snack Bar Facilities #1: Restrooms Snack Parking Phone Bleachers Campus (Portable) Bar Facilities #2: Parking Restrooms Snack Campus within the city limit of participants residing Mission Viejo Laguna Hills, Aliso World, Leisure Lake Forest, Mission Viejo, Canyon, draw), Modjeska, Foothill Ranch, Trabuco (free Viejo Ladera Coto de Caza, Las Flores, Rancho Santa Margarita, Ranch, and the open parts of Orange County east Mission and north of the San Juan Capistrano city limits. Viejo Northern Interstate 5 to Boundary: Irvine city limits from Riverside County line. Eastern Boundary: Riverside County line between the Irvine Escolar; to the city limits of San Juan city limits and Via Capistrano. Southern Escolar and/or its imaginary extension Boundary: Via Road (Interstate 5) and the Riverside county line. Viejo from Boundary: Interstate 5 between Oso Parkway (Pacific Western Park Drive) Laguna Niguel city limits and the Irvine limits. #1 MISSION VIEJO HIGH SCHOOL 25025 CHRISANTA DR., MISSION VIEJO 25025 CHRISANTA MISSION VIEJO

102 MISSION VIEJO YOUTH FOOTBALL, INC. ORANGE COUNTY JR. ALL-AMERICAN FOOTBALL 2011 EXECUTIVE BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT...... Junior Arnold 1ST VICE PRESIDENT...... Tom Blythe 2ND VICE PRESIDENT...... Mark Kennedy SECRETARY...... Jill Kennedy TREASURER...... Maria Smer ATHLETIC DIRECTOR...... Robert Badraun ATHLETIC DIRECTOR...... John Beisel CHEER COORDINATOR...... Tess Le APPOINTED EXECUTIVE BOARD OF DIRECTOR PLAYER AGENT...... Izzy Califano COACH’S REPRESENTATIVE...... Joe Volpe FIELD MANAGER...... Chris Califano TEAM PARENT LIASON...... Spring Bowles SCHOLASTIC’S COORDINATOR...... Marlene Beisel FUNDRAISING COORDINATOR...... Michele Fox

Good Luck to all teams in OCJAAF for the 2011 season. As the Mission Viejo Cowboys star shines into our 29th year, we do so knowing we would not be where we are if it were not for the wonderful parents, sponsors, and volunteers from the past and present that continue to be apart of our cowboy family! We cannot do it without you!! So to you I say . . . THANK YOU!! THANK YOU!! THANK YOU!! Our goal is to not only teach football and cheer, but to also teach life lessons along the way. We pride ourselves on the lessons we have and will continue to teach our COWBOYS! As the M.V. Cowboys Chapter President, I am proud to be part of such a shinning tradition that always instills character building aspects into our youth such as: Respect, Pride, Honor, Discipline, Hard Work, Commitment, and most of all Team Work in becoming one family – “Our COWBOY Family.” To Debi Carlino at SVUSD, Bob Johnson at MVHS, and Jean Carroll at LaPaz Intermediate School, we thank you for always keeping the COWBOYS a priority! We know without your unconditional caring about our kids having a safe place to practice and a place to play, it just would not happen. It is my honor to be your Chapter Representative. Good Luck to all of you this season!!! To our extended OCJAAF Family – looking forward to a great season! LET YOUR★ STAR SHINE!!

President Junior Arnold 103 Field Lights Snack Bar Facilities: Restrooms Snack Parking Phone Bleachers Campus Northern Boundary: Imperial Hwy (southern side) Eastern Boundary: 710 fwy Southern Boundary: Rosecrans Blvd Boundary: Broadway Western all of its to share (SB) has agreed Note: SOUTH BAY (MP). boundaries with MONA PARK

FLORENCE AVE. FLORENCE MANCHESTER CENTURY 108TH

AVALON SAN PEDRO SAN

FREMONT HIGH SCHOOL MAIN ST. MAIN MONA PARK

7676 S. SAN PEDRO STREET, LOS ANGELES 7676 S. SAN PEDRO STREET, 110 FREEWAY 110

104 MONA PARK HURRICANES 2011 EXECUTIVE BOARD PRESIDENT...... Alan Long VICE PRESIDENT...... Curtis Johnson SECRETARY...... Laveta Yarborough TREASURER...... Earl Malcolm PLAYER AGENT...... Derrick Davis COACH’S REPRESENTATIVE...... Raymond Ford

The Mona Park Pathfinders originally began under the direction of The Sheriff’s Youth Athletic League in 1990 as the Los Angeles Sheriff Cardinals at Roosevelt Park in Los Angeles, California. There, the team was formed in the areas of South Central Los Angeles and Compton. The ultimate goal of this league was to divert a substantial number of youths joining gangs and to bridge the gap between law enforcement and youth. Encouragement was greatly needed for the community youth to continue their education and improve their citizenship in the community. With the passage of Proposition 13, funding for this program was no longer available by the County Sheriff’s Department. In 1995, the organization became affiliated with Enterprise Park as the Broncos and did so successfully for the next 3 years. Concerned parents and coaches formed the non-profit Enterprise Youth Association in 1998 to assist with the funding of the football organization. Later, joining the Universal Conference in 1998 as the Mona Park Chiefs, the football league’s 5 divisions received numerous championship titles and taught the players teamwork, self-discipline and the active knowledge of football rules, skills and techniques. One of our most notable changes made was functioning under the guidance of the Compton Titans to enter into the Orange County Junior All American Football Conference in 2002. This conference allowed us to continue the growth of our program. We were blessed to be able to bring in 5 excellent teams that benefited from sportsmanship. We look forward to the continued support of the Orange County Junior All American Football Conference as we continue our endeavors toward continued growth as the Mona Park Hurricanes.

President Alan Long 105 Snack Bar Snack Bleachers Phone Sm. Facilities: Restrooms Boundaries: a) Santa Ana River east to MacArthur Blvd b) MacArthur Blvd east to 55 fwy c) 55 fwy south of 405 d) MacArthur Blvd south to Campus Drive Rd e) Campus Drive east to Jamboree Rd south to MacArthur Blvd f) Jamboree g) MacArthur Blvd south to 73 fwy h) 73 fwy southeast to western boundary of Crystal Cove State Park to Pacific Ocean NEWPORT-MESA BONITA CREEK PARK, NEWPORT NORTH NEWPORT CREEK PARK, BONITA

106 NEWPORT-MESA SEAHAWKS JUNIOR ALL-AMERICAN FOOTBALL 2011 EXECUTIVE BOARD PRESIDENT...... Kimberly Barbato VICE-PRESIDENT...... Penny Ruiz SECRETARY ...... Shannon Turner-Maza TREASURER...... Linda Battista PLAYER AGENT...... Angelique Garbers COACHES REP/ATHLETIC DIRECTOR...... John Genova EQUIPMENT MANAGER...... Mike Favreau

The Newport Mesa Seahawks are excited to begin another fantastic season of Junior All American Football! As always, our number one priority is our children. There is nothing more joyful than watching our children learn and grow, seeing them challenged and inspired, and sharing exciting and memorable moments with them. We are committed to providing our children with the opportunity to experience teamwork, learn discipline and sportsmanship, and both show and ear respect. That’s Seahawks Football!! We are so proud to be part of an organization shoe success is 100% due to volunteers! I am deeply grateful to have an incredible Board of Directors and coaching staff, and an amazingly supportive community. We are thankful to be a part of the wonderful OCJAAF family and look forward to a GREAT season of Junior All American Football. We wish the best of luck to every Chapter!!

GO SEAHAWKS!

President Kimberly Barbeto 107 Field Lights Sm. Bleachers (bring folding chairs) Snack Bar Facilities: Restrooms Snack Park. in the city of Orange and Villa Participants reside BOUNDARIES: Santa Ana River North to Imperial Hwy South to Nohl Ranch Rd. North Serrano. Orange city west to south to Canyon View, limits down to Jamboree, skylark west to Newport Blvd Foothill East Hewes. North to Orange wood, east Santa Ana River north W.O. HART PARK HART W.O. ORANGE 701 S. GLASSELL, ORANGE

108 ORANGE CHIEFS JR. ALL-AMERICAN FOOTBALL, INC. 2011 EXECUTIVE BOARD PRESIDENT...... Jeff Ramey EX-OFFICIO...... Essie Figueroa VICE PRESIDENT ...... Ron Brown SECRETARY...... Danielle Jara TREASURER...... Mike Jara CHEER DIRECTOR...... Becky Roark PLAYER AGENT...... Giovanna Zazueta EQUIPMENT DIRECTOR...... Todd Adams COACHES REP...... David Sosebee INSURANCE REP...... Sergio Montanez JR. FUTURE...... Larry Elizalde JR. CLINIC...... Chris Terry CLINIC RED SOUTH...... Armando Zazueta CLINIC WHITE NORTH...... Vince Ballard JR. PEE WEE...... Tre Ballard PEE WEE...... Clark Smith JR. MIDGET...... Todd Admas

“Keep Hope Alive” has been the parallel theme for the Orange Chiefs Football and Cheer Organization this year. The core leadership has proven to have endless dedication and enduring perseverance as matched to none. We are proud to enter our 42nd year in this community and equally proud to be a part of OCJAAF. Watching our Youth in practice and on the fields gives us the motivation to focus on our future and determination to create benchmarks of success for our successors. As we welcome our sister chapters to Hart Park this year, we hope you experience our enthusiasm and take with you “A Slice of Old Town Charm.” To all we wish Good Luck. GO CHIEFS! www.orangechiefs.org Donate to us at http://chiefs.beinfront.com

President JEFF RAMEY 109

Snack Bar Facilities: Restrooms Parking Snack Bleachers Campus off of Maidstone. area Parking in residential official boundaries Junior All American Football’s Tri-City those of the city Placentia, CA. mirror the most Northwest BOUNDARIES: Starting from west to south to Chinook Circle point: Kraemer Avenue south to Rolling Hills Drive, west to Placentia Avenue, south to Palm west to Cambridge Avenue, Whitten Way, west to Placentia Avenue, Drive, east to Jade Avenue, east to Orangethorpe south to Placentia City Boarder east to Leave ton Court Miraloma Avenue, Avenue, north to Mariposa Avenue, east to Lakeview Avenue, west to Scotch Pine Ridge, north Ray Drive, north to La Collette Place, west to Mammoth Way, north to Camille Linda Blvd., north to Prospect Yorba Linda Blvd., Place, west to Rose Drive, south Yorba north to Sherwood Village Street, west to Linda Vista Avenue, north to Rose Drive south Prominade Center, west to Avenue, north to Valencia west to Erie Street, to Chinook south to Kraemer Avenue Shoshoni Avenue, Circle.

ANGELINA ST. ST. ANGELINA ANGELINA 91 FRWY

ALTA VISTA ALTA HIGH SCHOOL HIGH KRAEMER VALENCIA CHAPMAN AVE.

MIDDLE SCHOOL

BRADFORD AVE. BRADFORD VALENCIA HIGH SCHOOL VALENCIA FRWY 57 PLACENTIA 500 NORTH BRADFORD AVE., PLACENTIA BRADFORD AVE., 500 NORTH KRAEMER MIDDLE SCHOOL JV FIELD 645 NORTH ANGELINA DRIVE, PLACENTIA 645 NORTH Cal State Fullerton

110 PLACENTIA STEELERS YOUTH FOOTBALL & CHEER 2011 BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT...... Ventura Carrera VICE PRESIDENT...... Mario Diaz TREASURER...... Ivanoe Celestine FINANCIAL SECRETARY...... Jill Dinero WAYS AND MEANS...... Denise Sparacio SECRETARY...... Denise Lugo COACHES REP...... Anthony Masqueda RISK MANAGEMENT/GAME DAY COMPLIANCE...... Mike Cuevas PLAYER AGENT...... Katrina Barkley WEBMASTER...... Jim Doyle SCHOLASTICS...... Erica Rubaloava YEARBOOK/PR...... Tina Garcia TEAM MOM REP...... Tina Cruz EQUIPMENT...... Mike Cuevas Rich Romero Mario Diaz

MISSION STATEMENT

The Placentia Steelers mission is to teach the youth in Orange County the fundamental skills of citizenship, teamwork and sportsmanship through football and cheerleading so they can reach their full potential. Our coaches, board members and volunteers are held to high standards requiring them to provide a positive, drug- free, competitive environment with emphasis on participation, education, health, welfare and safety; while nourishing, developing and teaching technical skills in an inclusive environment. Our goal is to equip young athletes with confidence to make good personal decisions enabling them to be future leaders and believe in themselves.

GO STEELERS!!!!

President Ventura Carrera 111 Campus Parking Campus Snack Bar Facilities: Restrooms Snack Phone Bleachers within city of Rowland Participants reside and Covina ,Walnut Heights, portions of West Diamond Bar Northern Boundary: Amar Road at Hacienda continuing to LA County Ave. east to Temple line Eastern Boundary: LA county line and Temple ,follow county line ,south and east to Grand Av Avenue. Southern Boundary: Orange County Line from 57 to include city of La Habra. Northwest on city limits of La Habra to extension Azusa, Habra city limits to Amar Rd. #2 ROWLAND HIGH SCHOOL #1 2000 S. OTTERBEIN ST., ROWLAND HEIGHTS 2000 S. OTTERBEIN ST., ROWLAND HEIGHTS

112 ROWLAND HEIGHTS RAIDERS JUNIOR ALL-AMERICAN FOOTBALL 2011 EXECUTIVE BOARD PRESIDENT...... Rochelle Barna 1ST VICE PRESIDENT...... Gus Escobedo 2ND VICE PRESIDENT...... Roger Budig CHEER COORDINATOR...... Rachell Honore SECRETARY/TREASURER...... Audrey Holliday PLAYER AGENT...... Silvia Romero SCHOLARSHIP...... Elizabeth Escobedo SNACK BAR...... Raul & Terry Lopez RISK MAMAGEMENT...... Ivan Nunez FUNDRAISER COORDINATOR...... Marco Gonzalez

We the “Rowland Heights Raiders” are celebrating our 48th year of service to our youth as a football and cheer organization. The years have gone by and the players of the past years have grown up to be the adults and coaches of today. Our chapter is a great example of the parents and players giving back to the organization that has helped raise the children of our community. Family is not just another word here, it is the respect we show for each other as we mentor the children that have come to us and this program. We here at Rowland Heights are proud of that fact and include all of our 28 sister chapters as part of our extended family. We are also that OCJAAF has a Scholastic and Scholarship Program and as in the past award our children with the fact they can excel on and off the field as a member of our All-Academic Team, with the belief in Academics Before Athletics!!! The parents here at Rowland can be sure that each coach will ask at every practice before we even start practice, “Did you do your homework today and how are you doing in school?” If it is yes, then let’s play ball . . . As the 2010 Rowland Raider President, I am looking forward to an amazing year. I am extremely grateful to the many coaches, team moms, snack bar volunteers, fundraisers, weigh-in officials, game day compliance agents, equipment managers and board members (to name just a few) who have devoted so much of their time and attention to our program over the years. Words are simply inadequate to thank them. Needless to say without the volunteers we wouldn’t have our Rowland Raider Football and Cheer program

RAIDER PRIDE!

President Rochelle Barna 113 Field Lights Snack Bar Facilities: Restrooms Parking Snack Bleachers Campus within the city limits of Participants reside Norwalk and Sante Fe Springs Northern Boundary: Mulberry/Lanning Drive View/Colima Eastern Boundary: Valley Southern Boundary: 166th St Boundary: San Gabriel River Fwy Western NORWALK 13520 SHOEMAKER AVE JOHN GLEN HIGH SCHOOL ST. PAUL HIGH SCHOOL PAUL ST. 9635 GREENLEAF AVE., SANTA FE SPRINGS SANTA 9635 GREENLEAF AVE., SANTA FE SPRINGS SANTA

114 SANTA FE SPRINGS YOUTH FOOTBALL & CHEER 2011 BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT...... Wayne King VICE PRESIDENT...... Gilbert Ruiz SECRETARY...... Christine Moreno TREASURER...... Becky Meister ATHLETIC DIRECTOR...... Debbie Jauregui PLAYER AGENT...... Carol Pena WEBMASTER...... William Logan FIELD MANAGER...... Karl Meister EQUIPMENT MANAGER...... Anthony Pena COACHES REP...... David Meister CHEER COORDINATOR...... Erin Argott COMMISSARY...... Jose Jauregui COMMUNITY RELATIONS/SPECIAL EVENTS...... Karrie Spencer BOOSTER...... Sandra Ruiz CITY LIAISON...... Fred Earl

Welcome to the inaugural season of the SFSN Ravens! Our organization will serve both communities of Santa Fe Springs and Norwalk for youth football and cheer. We appreciate all of the support of our parents and community leaders. Our goal is to have our youth excel in both academics and athletics. Thanks to everyone for all of your support. There is no US without YOU. Have a great season!

LET’S GO RAVENS!!!

President Wayne King 115 The boundaries include portion of South LA, city sections of Hawthorne, Gardena, Beach cities and the city of Torrance Northern Boundary: 131st St Eastern Boundary: Pacific Coast Hwy (Southern) PCH then becomes a east begins as a north south street, in the city of Torrance west street Southern Boundary: Broadway Boundary: Sepulveda Western its entire to share (SB) agrees NOTE: SOUTH BAY (MP) and other parts with boundary with MONA PARK THE WOODCREST (WC) Chapter.

IMPERIAL HWY. 108TH

MANCHESTER CENTURY FLORENCE AVE. AVALON

105 FWY SAN PEDRO SAN MAIN ST. MAIN

FREMONT HIGH SCHOOL 110 FWY. 110 SOUTH BAY/LA 7676 S. SAN PEDRO STREET, LOS ANGELES 7676 S. SAN PEDRO STREET,

116 SOUTH BAY PACKERS FOOTBALL & CHEER 2011 EXECUTIVE BOARD PRESIDENT...... Clarence Tolson VICE PRESIDENT...... Shawn Wise SECRETARY...... Charvon Tolson TREASURER...... Mary Kimbrough PLAYER AGENT...... Tanisha Davis COACHES REPRESENTATIVE...... Jemal Cooper CHEER COORDINATOR...... Marketta Williams EQUIPMENT MANAGER...... Bernard Jackson ATHLETIC DIRECTOR...... Lysander Lacy FUNDRAISER COORDINATOR...... Monique Jones SCHOLASTICS...... Tashauna Tolson

As the newly appointed President of the South Bay Packers I would like to thank Mr. Marvin Banks for his leadership and guidance over the past 8 years that I have been with the South Bay Packers Football and Cheer. During that time, I have had the opportunity to serve as Assistant Coach, Coaches Rep, Vice President and now President. It is with great pride and honor that I take on this new role as President. I’m looking forward to a successful year with the support of all of you that help this chapter excel. Our goal is to strengthen, teach, and guide our youth in the areas of sportsmanship, teamwork and community pride. This is accomplished by encouraging our youth to work hard, teaching them self-control and leading by example with the assistance of our coaches, parents and volunteers. We believe achievement in the classroom is just as essential as performance on the field. We encourage academic excellence and personal character growth. As President, I would like to thank all the coaches, parents, volunteers, and youths for their continued support of the South Bay Packers, where PAIN IS TEMPORARY, PRIDE IS FOREVER. Without your generous support our organization would not be successful. You are to be commended for your countless hours of volunteering your time, and recruiting youth for this organization. Lastly, I would like to thank the Presidents from other chapters who have welcomed me into this organization and encouraged me to stay strong and committed to our youth. SOUTH BAY ALL DAY!!!!! U KNOW!!!!!

President Clarence Tolson 117 Field Lights Snack Bar Facilities: Restrooms Snack Bleachers within the city limits of South Participants reside Bell, and Huntington Park to Gate including Cudahy, Park and Watts Walnut Slauson, Florence, Northern Boundary: Slauson Street Southern Boundary: Imperial Highway Eastern (710) Boundary: Long Beach Freeway (110) Boundary: Harbor Freeway Western SOUTH GATE HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH GATE SOUTH GATE 3351 FIRESTONE BLVD., SOUTH GATE BLVD., 3351 FIRESTONE

118 SOUTH GATE YOUTH FOOTBALL & CHEER “It’s not whether you get knocked down; it’s whether you get back up.” – Vince Lombardi 2011 EXECUTIVE BOARD PRESIDENT...... Lora L. Gonzalez PRESIDENT EMERITUS...... Henry C. Gonzalez VICE PRESIDENT FOOTBALL...... Gabriel Meza VICE PRESIDENT CHEER...... Sarah Gonzalez VICE PRESIDENT CONCESSIONS...... Patricia Lozano-Soto ATHLETIC DIRECTOR...... John C. Aston SOUTH GATE AZTECS . . . It has taken us three years to get used to saying this since it was 19 years of being the South Gate “Rams.” We are not new to “changes” as we have had to endure many throughout our 21 year history. The ability to accept change and to make “negatives” into “positives” is what we do best! Not that this is a bad thing, but even the best laid plans may end up being changed in some way or another. Being flexible and moving forward as a team of dedicated and hard working volunteers has been a key factor in determining our success from year to year. Being a South Gate Aztec has caused us to evaluate our program and make changes necessary to keep us moving in a forward and positive direction. Through this evaluation we discovered the same basic principles and ideals we set forth in 1989 when we established our Program. This is what we refer to as THE AZTEC CREED (our mission statement): EXCELLENCE shall be demonstrated in service to our youth and its community and competitive success within the OCJAAF competition. That we shall recognize our role in promoting community and school pride and uniting student- athletes, their families and members of this community through shared experiences. We shall strive to be recognized as a leader in diversity and inclusion, and will promote an environment of teamwork, leadership, and personal accountability. As individual TEAMS of SGYFC (board, football & cheer), we will . . . • Fulfill the Mission Statement of South Gate Youth Football & Cheerleading, Inc. • Adhere to SGYFC / OCJAAF regulations. • Create a source of pride to all associated with SGYFC. • Provide equitable opportunities regardless of gender, race or creed. • Inspire cooperation, group loyalty, sportsmanship, and school/community spirit. • Develop strong character by supporting student athlete welfare, physical and emotional well-being, social development, progress towards academic achievement, personal growth, and a commitment to community service. • Maximize the generation of revenue to fund SGYFC programs. • Be fiscally responsible. • Respect and appreciate constituents who have a stake in our mission. • Actively pursue championships. • Represent SGYFC with the utmost integrity, pride and professionalism Thank you to all 2011 Board Members, Head Coaches, Team Managers, and Head Cheer Coaches . . . best wishes to all OCJAAF Teams, Chapters & Leader- ship! Welcome Manhattan Beach! WE ARE SOUTH GATE! WE ARE AZTEC PRIDE!

President Lora L. Gonzalez 119 Field Lights Snack Bar Facilities: Restrooms Snack Parking Phone Bleachers Campus Northern Boundary: The Northern city limits of Dana Point, Laguna Niguel, and San Juan Capistrano at Escolar Via Eastern Boundary: The eastern city limits of San Juan Capistrano, Laguna Niguel, and San Clemente Southern Boundary: The southern Orange County line in San Clemente Boundary: The Pacific Western Ocean within the city limits of Dan Point and San Clemente Pier 1 Market Ralph’s Imports 5 or 405 South to Camino 5 or 405 South to Camino Del School Obispo DANA HILLS HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTIONS TO DAN HILLS HIGH DAN HILLS HIGH DIRECTIONS TO SCHOOL: Capistrano, Left to Stonehill, Right to Capistrano, Left to Stonehill, Right Acapulco, Left to Golden Lantern, Right to the Stadium. 33333 GOLDEN LANTERN, DANA POINT Marco Forester SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY

120 SOC PATRIOTS YOUTH FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION 2011 BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT...... Corie Kenwischer VICE PRESIDENT...... Chris Hunter SECRETARY...... Adrienne Steenblock ATHLETIC DIRECTOR...... Dareon Keetch TREASURER/REGISTRATIONS/WEBMASTER...... Jennifer Murphy TEAM MANAGER COORDINATOR...... Rebecca Clark EQUIPMENT MANAGER/PURCHASING...... Blake Kenwisher SNACKBAR COORDINATOR...... Shellie Hicks RISK MANAGER TRAINER...... Andrea Hunter GDCA TRAINER...... Chris Hunter SCHOLASTIC COORDINATOR...... Tiffany Arganda DIRECTOR OF COACHING...... Joe Golanka

As we head into the 2011 season, the South Orange County Patriots are embarking on our 25th year of serving our communities youth with character and winning tradition, where there is opportunity for every young athlete to learn team spirit, gain self-improvement, and of course football fundamentals. From the beginning, all Patriots players that have come and gone have taken with them a history of being a part of a tradition that has provided them with a life-changing experience. Success in football requires heart, teamwork and pride . . . Success in life requires the same. We’re looking forward to another great season where all our families become involved and can be a part of a great sport and family called the Patriots. They can because they THINK they can. GO PATRIOTS!

President Corie Kenwischer 121 Phone – Emergency Only Phone – Emergency

Snack Bar Facilities: Restrooms Bleachers Snack Sm. within city City participants reside Westminster/Midway of Midway city and a small area limits of Westminster, to city limits of Ave, south of Hazard Grove, Garden Santa Ana.

HIGH SCHOOL HIGH WESTMINSTER WESTMINSTER BUCKINGHAM PARK MIDWAY CITY MIDWAY 6502 HOMER STREET, WESTMINSTER 6502 HOMER STREET, (Right Behind Westminster High School) (Right Behind Westminster WESTMINSTER/

122 WESTMINSTER/MIDWAY CITY JUNIOR ALL-AMERICAN FOOTBALL 2011 EXECUTIVE BOARD PRESIDENT...... Anibal Robles VICE-PRESIDENT...... Frank Robles PLAYER AGENT...... Sonia Fuentez TREASURER...... Geno Cervantes ATHLETIC DIRECTOR...... Leonardo Gutierrez SECRETARY...... Sonia Fuentez CHEER COORDINATOR...... Crystal Rose Vasquez SNACK BAR COORDINATOR...... Janet Johnston COACHES REP...... Frank Robles, III SCHOLARSHIP DIRECTOR...... Robert Vasquez CO-CHEER COORDINATOR...... Vanessa Saldaña

I would like to welcome our children and parents to another remarkable season! The Westminster Lions League has been around for some time now guiding the children of our future!! Our goal is to give every child the opportunity to show spirit, dedication and most of all team work. We also encourage and facilitate fun, enjoyment and sportsmanship! As the President of our League, I am proud of all our youth football players and cheerleaders. We run a very exciting league and it couldn’t be what it is today without them! I am definitely looking forward to another great season.

GOOD LUCK LIONS!!!

President Anibal Robles 123 Restrooms • Snack Bar Phone Bleachers Restrooms At Carmenita Ave. on Leffingwell Road to Colima Road. At Carmenita Ave. Colima Road to Whittier Blvd. Whittier blvd. to Beach Blvd. (Hwy 39) Beach Blvd. north to Whittier blvd. Ave. Stage Road at Orange County line to Marquardt at Stage Road to Imperial Hwy. Ave. Marquardt to Carmenita Ave. Imperial Hwy. to Leffingwell Road. Carmenita Ave. draw to La Mirada and Norwalk only. is free This area Whittier Blvd. at Orange County line, follow line north and east to Puente Street. at Orange County line south to Bastanchury Road. Puente Street (Note: Puente Street west to Euclid Ave. Bastanchury Road at Puente Street to intersect.) extend Puente Street does not meet Bastanchury, at Bastanchury north to Rosecrans Ave. Euclid Ave. west to Orange County line. at Euclid Ave. Rosecrans Ave. 39). Beach Blvd (Hwy. Facilities: participants reside within the following boundaries: South County Trojans Angeles County Portion Los Northern Boundary: a. b. c. Eastern Boundary: a. Southern Boundary: a. Boundary: Western a. b. c. Boundary “laps” a portion of Norwalk Eastern boundary. NOTE: La Mirada Western Orange County Portion Northern Boundary: a. Eastern Boundary: a. Southern Boundary: a. b. c. Boundary: Western a. WHITTIER LA SERNA HIGH SCHOOL 15301 YOUNGWOOD DRIVE, WHITTIER

124 WHITTIER TROJANS YOUTH FOOTBALL & CHEER 2011 BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT...... Alfred Vazquez SECRETARY...... Kasandra Vazquez TREASURER...... Rachel Tovares ATHLETIC DIRECTOR...... Jenny Brockus CHEER COORDINATOR...... Maria Cairo REGISTRATION/PICTURE COORDINATOR...... Cindy Escobedo INSURANCE DIRECTOR...... Rachel Tovares COACHES REPRESENTATIVE...... John Apodaca

Welcome to our 2010 season! We are excited about the upcoming season which we anticipate to be filled with great moments in both Football and Cheer. Thank you everyone in our Trojan family. We are grateful for your support and dedication. Of course, we could not have reached this small but enormous milestone without the support of La Serna High School and the City of Whitter.

Trojan Youth Football & Cheer East Whittier

FIGHT ON!

President Alfred Vazquez 125 Field Lights Only Phone – Emergency Snack Bar Facilities: Restrooms Snack Parking Bleachers Campus of Los Angeles/ with area Participants reside Inglewood has agreed Athens Park area boundaries of Century Blvd to El to share of its border to share Segundo SB has agreed to establish a to Artesia Avenue 131st street organization perimeter for the Woodcrest boundary between South NOTE: The “shared” exclusive to their use are Bay and Woodcrest only. NO HOME GAMES. WOODCREST

126 WOODCREST GENERALS 2011 EXECUTIVE BOARD PRESIDENT...... Pamela Adams TREASURER...... Alicia Alex SECRETARY...... Danielle Lawrence ATHLETIC DIRECTOR...... Keith Jackson EQUIPMENT MANAGER...... Steven Colquitt COACHES REP...... Michael Johnson CHEER COORDINATOR...... Raquel Davis CHEER CO-COORDINATOR...... Kayla Brown SCHOLASTIC DIRECTOR...... Nicole Reed FUNDRAISER COORDINATOR...... LaTonya Lander PLAYER AGENT...... Karen Bradley INSURANCE REP/RISK MANAGER...... Barbara Veal SNACK BAR COORDINATOR...... Kimberly Triplett

Greetings, I am Pamela Adams, President of the Woodcrest Generals Chapter. I have been affiliated with the Generals for 15 years and am excited to help build upon our strong foundation. This year we are focusing on the traditions of our program. We are providing our youth with opportunities in athletics and education, which instilling in them the importance of community service. Through service we will promote pride and self-esteem as we prepare the for college and life thereafter. This year we are extending our program by adding a Midget team. We are so proud of where we come from and where we are going. So watch out, because we are bringing the “W” back to the “G”!!!

GO BIG BLUE!!!

President Pamela Adams 127 COACHES 2011 CHAPTER TEAM NAME JERSEY HEAD COACH PHONE #:

BH-BALDWIN HILLS (8) JFL BRUINS WHITE KENNETH LAMBERT 323-816-3033 JC-BL BRUINS WHITE DAVID PERRY 310-926-5572 JC-GL BRUINS WHITE ANTHONY SMITH 323-919-0328 C-BL BRUINS WHITE VINCENT MILLHOUSE 323-855-2452 C-GL BRUINS WHITE MARK McQUINN 213-392-6388 JPW BRUINS WHITE MICHAEL COLLINS 323-345-9859 PW BRUINS WHITE JAY LAKE 213-509-9206 JM BRUINS VEGAS GOLD TONY CANNON 310-689-4803

BF-BELLFLOWER (8) JFL-OR BRONCOS NAVY BLUE GARY MORROW 562-822-8467 JC-BL BRONCOS NAVY BLUE DANIEL BATES 424-219-4147 JC-WH BRONCOS NAVY BLUE LEON POLK 310-780-9807 C-BL BRONCOS NAVY BLUE KEVIN PRUDE 714-815-5559 C-BK BRONCOS NAVY BLUE MARSELLE PICKETT 562-758-5735 JPW BRONCOS NAVY BLUE JAQUE INGRAM 310-629-5039 PW BRONCOS NAVY BLUE DRE DOYLE 510-393-7215 JM BRONCOS NAVY BLUE SKINNER AVINGER 310-386-9403

BV-BEVERLY HILLS (2) C GATORS ROYAL BLUE RANDY JACKSON 310-619-3508 JPW GATORS ROYAL BLUE KEVIN GARVIN 323-512-1596

CA-CARSON (11) JFL-BL COLTS BLUE DARRYL KEMP 310-800-4717 JFL-WH COLTS WHITE SCOTT MITCHELL 310-667-1943 JC-BL COLTS BLUE DIONTE THORNTON 310-502-9526 JC-WH COLTS WHITE KEN JOHNSON 310-213-3960 C-BL COLTS BLUE TONY DAVIS 424-207-9618 C-BK COLTS BLACK DeANDRE PAYNE 310-704-1804 C-WH COLTS WHITE STEPHAN JOHNSON 562-225-4885 JPW-BL COLTS BLUE VICTOR CLANTON 310-200-4191 PW-BL COLTS BLUE SHAWN WILLIAMS 310-418-6084 PW-WH COLTS WHITE CEDRIC JENNINGS 562-577-3076 JM-BL COLTS BLUE MARVIN POLLARD 310-877-9925

CE-CERRITOS (7) JFL STEELERS BLACK ANDRE TAYLOR 562-528-2904 JC-BK STEELERS BLACK ANTHONY BINFORD 562-400-3238 JC-GL STEELERS BLACK DAVID LABOY 562-843-1709 C-BK STEELERS BLACK NARITH LONG 562-481-8080 C-GL STEELERS BLACK TERRY "TEE" TRAYLOR 714-271-2180 JPW STEELERS BLACK BRODERICK TEBO 562-286-3985 PW STEELERS BLACK RICHARD RAGLAND 310-429-0971

CO-COMPTON (6) JFL TITANS COLUMBIA KEVIN LYONS 310-208-9755 JC TITANS COLUMBIA DONALD HURST 310-213-8998 C TITANS COLUMBIA LAMAR FREEMAN 562-440-4127 JPW TITANS COLUMBIA TRAYTON BULLARD 310-930-9134 PW TITANS COLUMBIA VICTOR TERRY 562-276-3846 JM TITANS NAVY MESTRAIL MITCHELL 562-413-8149

CR-CORONA (6) JFL PANTHERS BLACK JOSE LOPEZ 951-496-7211 JC PANTHERS BLUE FREDDIE HOLLY 951-732-4093 C PANTHERS BLUE LUIS McDONALD 909-319-5973 JPW PANTHERS BLUE TODD HARVEY 714-726-9450 PW PANTHERS BLUE DARELL RICHSON 951-289-2024 JM PANTHERS BLUE TONY DICKERSON 951-359-4777

DN-DOWNEY (6) JFL MUSTANGS NAVY BLUE MATT SILVA 619-985-7681 JC MUSTANGS NAVY BLUE ROBERT OLIDE 562-334-5185 C MUSTANGS NAVY BLUE ROBERT ACOSTA 562-325-4723 JPW MUSTANGS NAVY BLUE JOSE ESPINOZA 210-347-8589 PW MUSTANGS WHITE RONALD MARQUEZ 562-688-7352 JM MUSTANGS WHITE PHILLIP TORRES 562-536-8785

FV-FT. VALLEY (8) JFL BARONS ROYAL BLUE MATT LORDANICH 714-943-6376 FL BARONS ROYAL BLUE JEFF WEBSTER 714-650-3764 JC-BL BARONS ROYAL BLUE DOUG (LES) FIFITA 714-717-0870 JC-GL BARONS ROYAL BLUE VALENTIN VALENCIA 714-457-8406 C BARONS ROYAL BLUE BOB WILLIAMS 949-350-5982 JPW BARONS ROYAL BLUE SILI LOGOLEO 714-260-4617 PW BARONS ROYAL BLUE BILL BUTLER 714-697-0834 JM BARONS ROYAL BLUE TODD DOMINGUEZ 714-323-3193

FL-FULLERTON (6) JFL BEARS ORANGE BILL RUSSO 714-394-0627 128 COACHES 2011 FL BEARS ORANGE FRED JUNG 714-488-8888 JC BEARS ORANGE KIRK LATHRUM 714-870-0740 C BEARS ORANGE JIM DUCK 562-577-6468 PW BEARS ORANGE ALVESTE TAYLOR 619-784-8898 JM BEARS ORANGE ERIC STANLEY 714-390-0105

HB-HUNTINGTON BEACH (5) JFL OILERS ORANGE JACK JACQUES 714-926-4416 JC OILERS ORANGE T.J. FLETCHER 714-721-2490 C OILERS ORANGE TONY MONTERMORRA 714-594-3808 PW OILERS ORANGE JASON SIEGRIST 714-721-3894 JM OILERS ORANGE KEVIN ROMBERG 714-717-8269

IW-INGLEWOOD (11) JFL-GR JETS GREEN TONY BROWN 310-466-1469 JFL-WH JETS GREEN RECO CROSS 562-230-5220 JC-GR JETS GREEN ZACK GRANT 323-341-8462 JC-WH JETS GREEN JOHN SMITH 310-508-8876 C-GR JETS GREEN DWIGHT HOWARD 310-808-8630 C-WH JETS GREEN DARRIE NAYLOR 323-810-6345 JPW-GR JETS GREEN ANDRE COLLINS 310-808-8630 JPW-WH JETS GREEN TED WHITE 424-207-9543 PW-GR JETS GREEN ROD HARVEY 310-678-7979 PW-WH JETS GREEN THAD BALLEW 310-256-7513 JM SENTINELS WHITE GARY BASS 310-863-3156

IV-IRVINE (12) JFL CHARGERS NAVY CHRISTIAN PACHECO 949-510-0621 JFL CHARGERS NAVY BILL TROIANI 949-390-4676 FL CHARGERS NAVY BOBBY ASHTIANI 801-448-3424 JC CHARGERS NAVY RYAN MILLER 714-478-9822 C-BL CHARGERS NAVY TERRANCE RILEY 562-304-5961 C-WH CHARGERS NAVY NATE BALL 949-795-2851 JPW-BL CHARGERS NAVY RICK BAUTISTA 949-697-1062 JPW-WH CHARGERS NAVY JOHNNIE COOPER 714-749-9339 PW CHARGERS NAVY KENNY NASH 949-812-0149 JM-BL CHARGERS WHITE VANU PILIMAI 714-472-0792 JM-WH CHARGERS WHITE ISMAEL LOPEZ 714-834-1369 M CHARGERS WHITE LAVANCE NORTHINGTON 949-285-6888

LB-LONG BEACH (7) JFL JR. JACKRABBITS GREEN TYLER LEWIS 310-999-2981 JC JR. JACKRABBITS GREEN ORLANDO PORTER 562-513-4348 C-WH JR. JACKRABBITS GREEN RODRICK HANCOX 562-852-3285 JPW-GR JR. JACKRABBITS GREEN RICARDO PRYOR 562-225-4846 PW JR. JACKRABBITS WHITE SPENCER FIELDS 562-577-1891 JM JR. JACKRABBITS GREEN TERRELL HANSBROUGH M JR. JACKRABBITS GREEN JOSEPH SCOTT

MB-MANHATTAN BEACH (2) JFL FALCONS WHITE RAY SINGLETON 818-268-7482 C FALCONS WHITE JOE WANG 310-920-8089

MV-MISSION VIEJO (10) JFL-BL COWBOYS NAVY DERECK CURTIS 714-330-8975 JFL-WH COWBOYS WHITE SHELBY WILLIAMS 949-812-0924 JC-BL COWBOYS NAVY JOHN BEISEL 949-309-6434 JC-WH COWBOYS WHITE ROBERT BADRAUN 949-933-1771 JC-SL COWBOYS NAVY JIM BURKE 949-226-2777 C COWBOYS NAVY ANDREW NOLAND 949-310-7410 JPW COWBOYS NAVY STEVE RAIGOSA 714-920-3585 PW COWBOYS NAVY JOHN WIRTH 949-525-1431 JM-BL COWBOYS BLUE TOM BLYTHE 949-683-5091 JM-WH COWBOYS WHITE J.D. SANTIAGO 714-673-5733

MP-MONA PARK (3) JC HURRICANES WHITE JAMIN TOLES 310-357-8238 C HURRICANES WHITE DERRICK DAVIS 310-357-8238 PW HURRICANES WHITE JERONE JACKSON 310-357-8238

NM-NEWPORT MESA (5) FL SEAHAWKS WHITE BRANDON OGDEN 714-580-8999 C SEAHAWKS WHITE JOHN GENOVA 949-293-7702 JPW SEAHAWKS WHITE TONY SWEIS 949-677-1908 PW SEAHAWKS WHITE MIKE FAVREAU 714-984-4700 JM SEAHAWKS WHITE TIM KUZMIC 714-235-9938

OR-ORANGE (7) JFL CHIEFS WHITE LARRY ELIZALDE 714-541-9060 JC-WH CHIEFS WHITE CHRIS TERRY 714-404-1344 C-R CHIEFS RED ARMANDO ZAZUETA 714-665-9229 C-WH CHIEFS WHITE VINCENT PINEDA 714-222-2931 JPW CHIEFS WHITE WAYNE "TRE" BALLARD 323-513-5109 PW CHIEFS WHITE CLARK SMITH 714-274-3238

129 COACHES 2011 JM CHIEFS RED TODD ADAMS 951-314-2047

PL-PLACENTIA (5) JFL STEELERS WHITE GILLY QUINTERO 714-745-0545 JC STEELERS WHITE OMAR PEREZ 951-824-4015 C STEELERS WHITE TONY HAGAN 714-414-6203 PW STEELERS WHITE RON SMITH 714-883-2039 JM STEELERS WHITE TONY FAVARO 951-591-1528

RH-ROWLAND HEIGHTS (4) JFL RAIDERS BLACK JOHN (DUKE) BARNA 626-391-7960 JC RAIDERS BLACK STEPHEN KEMP 626-271-0537 C RAIDERS BLACK TODD BALL 310-936-0124 PW RAIDERS BLACK GUS ESCOBEDO 562-244-0624

SF-SANTA FE SPRINGS (9) JFL-BK RAVENS BLACK ANTHONY PENA 562-900-1369 JFL-WH RAVENS BLACK PHIL MELENDREZ 562-547-0510 JC-BK RAVENS BLACK CHRIS MELENDREZ 562-215-7332 C-BK RAVENS BLACK MAYORICO GALVAN 562-481-9703 JPW-BK RAVENS BLACK DEMEL FRANKLIN 562-307-4588 PW-BK RAVENS BLACK KARL MEISTER 562-650-0055 JM-BK RAVENS BLACK JR. AVILA (EMIGDIO) 562-274-3209 JM-WH RAVENS BLACK TONY LEON-GUERRERO 323-620-2893 M-BK RAVENS BLACK KEVIN RAMSEY 562-200-5253

SB-SOUTH BAY (7) JFL PACKERS GREEN PATRICK LINTON 310-910-2223 JC PACKERS GREEN ROBERT DALUSON 424-219-2850 C PACKERS GREEN BRANDON TOLSON 310-523-3732 JPW PACKERS GREEN LYSANDER LACY 562-243-4235 PW PACKERS GREEN DARREN JACKSON 310-817-4240 M PACKERS GREEN ANTHONY CARTER 323-384-1781

SG-SOUTH GATE (6) JFL AZTECS RED WILLIAM GOMEZ 310-480-9855 FL AZTECS RED MIKE LUEVANO 323-346-9594 C AZTECS RED GABRIEL MEZA 323-864-7471 PW AZTECS RED JOSE CUEVAS 323-602-9643 JM AZTECS RED HENRY GONZALEZ 323-327-2412 M RAMS BLACK MIKE MAYS 323-864-7471

SC-SOUTH COUNTY (7) JFL PATRIOTS WHITE BRYAN HESS 949-939-2742 JC PATRIOTS RED MICHAEL CORRAL 949-422-9178 C PATRIOTS RED BLAKE KENWISHER 949-379-0150 JPW PATRIOTS RED ROBBIE CASILLAS 949-683-5952 PW PATRIOTS RED DAVE MARTINEZ 949-680-6346 JM-BL PATRIOTS RED ED MATTSON 714-507-9369 JM-WH PATRIOTS RED PETE SCALERA 949-289-3802

WM-WESTMINSTER (3) JFL LIONS RED SAM MARTINEZ 714-742-3039 FL LIONS RED RUBEN VASQUEZ 714-602-0290 JC LIONS RED RAYMOND RAMIREZ 714-585-6531

WH-WHITTIER (7) JFL TROJANS BLACK DAVID JAIMEZ 562-500-6161 FL TROJANS BLACK GEORGE ROTHWEILER 562-818-9396 JC TROJANS BLACK ALFRED VAZQUEZ 562-254-0310 C TROJANS BLACK DEAN TAYLOR 562-217-1329 PW TROJANS BLACK JOHN APODACA 562-447-5647 JM-GL TROJANS BLACK JOE CARRILLO 562-322-4935 JM-CA TROJANS BLACK DANNY PEREZ 562-254-0310

WC-WOODCREST (6) JFL GENERALS RED KEVIN BROWN 323-385-3486 JC GENERALS RED KEITH JACKSON 323-385-9261 C GENERALS BLUE STEVEN COLQUITT 310-766-9609 JPW GENERALS BLUE BRYAN JONES 909-562-6715 PW GENERALS BLUE LOWELL CHARLES 310-877-4130 M GENERALS WHITE KEVIN COOPER 323-837-8252

8-Aug-11

TEAM COLOR LEGEND: BK-BLACK BL-BLUE GL-GOLD GR-GREEN R-RED S-SILVER WH-WHITE 130 TEAM REGISTRATION SUMMARY

AFL NFL JUNIOR FUTURE LEAGUE...... 16 JUNIOR FUTURE LEAGUE...... 15 FUTURE LEAGUE...... 4 FUTURE LEAGUE...... 2 JUNIOR CLINIC...... 15 JUNIOR CLINIC...... 16 CLINIC...... 18 CLINIC...... 18 JR PEE WEE...... 11 JR PEE WEE...... 10 PEE WEE...... 13 PEE WEE...... 14 JR MIDGET...... 13 JR MIDGET...... 12 MIDGET...... 2 MIDGET...... 4

TOTAL...... 92 TOTAL...... 91

AFL NFL BELLFLOWER...... 8 BALDWIN HILLS...... 8 COMPTON...... 6 BEVERLY HILLS...... 2 CORONA...... 6 CARSON...... 11 FOUNTAIN VALLEY...... 8 CERRITOS...... 7 FULLERTON...... 6 DOWNEY...... 6 INGLEWOOD...... 11 HUNTINGTON BEACH...... 5 IRVINE...... 12 LONG BEACH...... 7 MANHATTAN BEACH...... 2 MISSION VIEJO...... 10 MONA PARK...... 3 NEWPORT MESA...... 5 ORANGE...... 7 PLACENTIA...... 5 ROWLAND HEIGHTS...... 4 SOUTH BAY...... 6 SANTA FE SPRINGS...... 9 SOUTH GATE...... 6 SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY...... 7 WHITTIER...... 7 WESTMINSTER...... 3 WOODCREST...... 6

TOTAL...... 92 TOTAL...... 91

131 OCJAAF Teaching Youngsters How to be Good Sports “Sports do not build character. They reveal it.”

We’re living in an age where the preservation of traditional values can no longer be taken for granted. It seems we need to have reminders (books, movies, newspaper articles, etc.) to maintain our awareness of the importance of preserving the basic human values, which are essential to the survival of a community. It’s no different in the world of sports. The traditional value of sportsmanship is being challenged from all sides: professional, college, high school, and even in youth sports. There are some who say sportsmanship is becoming a lost art and that unless we remind ourselves of the essentials of sportsmanship it will gradually fade as other values have done in our society. In the midst of all this, it seems doubly important that we recommit ourselves to guiding our youth, reminding them what sportsmanship is all about; rewarding them for showing good sportsmanship and showing, by our example, that sportsmanship is still alive and valued in youth sports today. Here’s a 10-item checklist for kids to follow as they try to develop a habit of good sportsmanship.

Sportsmanship Checklist for Kids Sportsmanship is the ability to: q I abide by the rules of the game. • Win without gloating q I try to avoid arguments. (don’t rub it in) q I share in the responsibilities of the • Lose without complaining team. (don’t make excuses) q I give everyone a chance to play • Treat your opponent, and the according to the rules. officials, with respect q I always play fair. q I follow the directions of the coach. Sportsmanship TIPS: q I respect the other team’s effort. q I offer encouragement to my • If you make a mistake don’t pout or teammates. make excuses. Learn from it, and q I accept the judgment calls of the be ready to continue to play. game officials. • If a teammate makes a mistake, q I end the game smoothly. encourage, don’t criticize.

1. I abide by the rules of the game. Part of good sportsmanship is knowing the rules of the game and playing by them. If a player decides to play a given sport, it is the responsibility of that player to team not only how to play but how to play according to the rules which have been established and standardized to allow competitive games to be played in an orderly fashion. The more a player knows the rules the more that player can enjoy the sport.

2. I try to avoid arguments. Part of good sportsmanship is anger management. Arguing with official coaches or opponents is often simply a misguided effort at “letting off steam” in the heat of competition. A good sport knows that anger can get in the way of a good performance. A good sport knows how to walk away from an argument and to stay focused on the game at hand.

3. I share in the responsibilities of the team. Good sportsmanship implies that the player on a team is a team player. In other words, the player understands that his or her behavior reflects on the team in general. Moreover, a team player does not condone unsportsmanlike conduct from teammates and reminds players that they all share in the responsibility of promoting good sportsmanship.

132 4. I give everyone a chance to play according to the rules. In youth recreational sports the more talented player, if they are good sports, will look out for and encourage the less talented player on the team, cooperating with coaching plans to let everybody play. Unfortunately, some coaches may become so preoccupied with winning at all costs that they never play some players, regardless of the time and effort they put in at daily practices, even when the score warrants clearing the bench.

5. I always play fair. Honesty and integrity should be an integral part of sports. A player with good sportsmanship does not want a hollow victory, which comes as a result of cheating (“dirty” fouls, ineligible players, performance enhancing drugs, etc.)

6. I follow the directions of the coach. A player with good sportsmanship listens to and follows the directions of the coach, realizing that each player’s decisions affect the rest of the team. If a player has disagreements with the coach, the player discusses the disagreements privately in a civil manner, away from the public eye.

7. I respect the other team’s effort. Whether the other team plays better or whether they play worse, the player with good sportsmanship does not use the occasion to put the other team down. In the field of competition respect for opponents is central to good sportsmanship. If an opponent out-performs a player, that player accepts it, learns from it, offers no excuses and moves on. If a player out-performs an opponent, that player enjoys the victory, but does not gloat, does not belittle, and does not minimize the opponent’s effort.

8. I offer encouragement to teammates. A sign of good sportsmanship is a player who praises teammates when they do well and who comforts and encourages them when they make mistakes. Criticizing teammates in the heat of battle simply distracts from the focus of working together and gives the advantage to the opponent who develops a sense of confidence when seeing signs of weakness or a lack of unity in the midst of the competition.

9. I accept the judgment calls of the game officials. Part of the human condition is making mistakes. Arguing with an official over a judgment call simply wastes energy. The player with good sportsmanship knows that errors may be made, but the player also knows that a game is made up of all the plays and calls from the beginning to the end of the game, not just the call in dispute. The player with good sportsmanship may be upset, but that player also has learned to focus his/ her energies back on the game and on doing the best he/she can do for the rest of the game.

10. I end the game smoothly. When the game is over, pouting, threatening, cajoling has no place in the life of the players with good sportsmanship, who emphasize the joy of participating, regardless of outcome. They’re not devoid of emotions but they know that their efforts to end the competition smoothly, without antagonistic emotional display, will help ensure that the games will continue in the future. “You influence the future of our youth by your actions and examples. Football may not be their future, but what they learn from this sport may greatly affect and improve their future.” – Bob Barna 133

EQUIPMENT CHECK ONLY CHECK EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT CHECK ONLY CHECK EQUIPMENT

EXEMPT EXEMPT EXEMPT EXEMPT MIDGET MIDGET JC-CL-JPW-PW JM JC-CL-JPW-PW JM

. THERE ARE NO . THERE ARE NO 150.5 156.5 157.0 157.5 158.0 158.5 159.0 159.5 160.0 160.5 161.0 161.5 162.0 162.5 163.0 150.5 156.5 157.0 157.5 158.0 158.5 159.0 159.5 160.0 160.5 161.0 161.5 162.0 162.5 163.0 12 13 12 13 14 12 13 12 13 14 JR MIDGET JR MIDGET 11 11 5-Pounds: 5-Pounds: 12 12 5-1/2 Pounds: 5-1/2 Pounds: 11 11 **GAME DAY EQUIPMENT WEIGHT ALLOWANCE: EQUIPMENT WEIGHT **GAME DAY **GAME DAY EQUIPMENT WEIGHT ALLOWANCE: EQUIPMENT WEIGHT **GAME DAY . The Weigh-in Official will then indicate any ineligible . The Weigh-in Official will then indicate any ineligible PEE WEE PEE WEE 10 10 146.5 141.5 131.5 162.0 146.0 141.0 131.0 161.5 146.5 141.5 131.5 162.0 146.0 141.0 131.0 161.5 . (Do not accept the color copy ask for black and white copy). . (Do not accept the color copy ask for black and white copy). going to scale. Be thorough but quick. Mouthpieces must be going to scale. Be thorough but quick. Mouthpieces must be 11 11 111.5 111.0 111.5 111.0 . Indicate location of weigh in area. . Indicate location of weigh in area. REVISED: 04-30-2011 REVISED: 04-30-2011 JR PEE WEE JR PEE WEE 95 125 120 105 140 135 125 155 150 150 95 125 120 105 140 135 125 155 150 150 OCJAAF 2011 OCJAAF OCJAAF 2011 OCJAAF CLINIC CLINIC . Also check both team's equipment before . Also check both team's equipment before WEIGH-IN PROCEDURES WEIGH-IN PROCEDURES 115 110 115 110 OCJAAF 2011 - "KEEP HOPE ALIVE!" OCJAAF OCJAAF 2011 - "KEEP HOPE ALIVE!" OCJAAF OCJAAF 2011 - “KEEP HOPE ALIVE!” OCJAAF 2011 - “KEEP HOPE ALIVE!” WEEKLY MAXIMUM PLAYING WEIGHT SCHEDULE MAXIMUM PLAYING WEEKLY WEEKLY MAXIMUM PLAYING WEIGHT SCHEDULE MAXIMUM PLAYING WEEKLY 95 95 7-8 8 9 10 9 10 However, if one team is not present at the weigh-in when its scheduled to begin, will proceed with 7-8 8 9 10 9 10 95.5 115.5 110.5 95.5 125.5 120.5 105.5 140.5 135.5 125.5 155.5 95.5 115.5 110.5 95.5 125.5 120.5 105.5 140.5 135.5 125.5 155.5 107.5 127.5 122.5 107.5 137.5 132.5 117.5 152.5 147.5 137.5 168.0 107.0 127.0 122.0 107.0 137.0 132.0 117.0 152.0 147.0 137.0 167.5 106.5 126.5 121.5 106.5 136.5 131.5 116.5 151.5 146.5 136.5 167.0 106.0 126.0 121.0 106.0 136.0 131.0 116.0 151.0 146.0 136.0 166.5 105.5 125.5 120.5 105.5 135.5 130.5 115.5 150.5 145.5 135.5 166.0 105.0 125.0 120.0 105.0 135.0 130.0 115.0 150.0 145.0 135.0 165.5 104.5 124.5 119.5 104.5 134.5 129.5 114.5 149.5 144.5 134.5 165.0 104.0 124.0 119.0 104.0 134.0 129.0 114.0 149.0 144.0 134.0 164.5 103.5 123.5 118.5 103.5 133.5 128.5 113.5 148.5 143.5 133.5 164.0 103.0 123.0 118.0 103.0 133.0 128.0 113.0 148.0 143.0 133.0 163.5 102.5 122.5 117.5 102.5 132.5 127.5 112.5 147.5 142.5 132.5 163.0 102.0 122.0 117.0 102.0 132.0 127.0 112.0 147.0 142.0 132.0 162.5 101.5 121.5 116.5 101.5 131.5 126.5 101.0 121.0 116.0 101.0 131.0 126.0 107.5 127.5 122.5 107.5 137.5 132.5 117.5 152.5 147.5 137.5 168.0 107.0 127.0 122.0 107.0 137.0 132.0 117.0 152.0 147.0 137.0 167.5 106.5 126.5 121.5 106.5 136.5 131.5 116.5 151.5 146.5 136.5 167.0 106.0 126.0 121.0 106.0 136.0 131.0 116.0 151.0 146.0 136.0 166.5 105.5 125.5 120.5 105.5 135.5 130.5 115.5 150.5 145.5 135.5 166.0 105.0 125.0 120.0 105.0 135.0 130.0 115.0 150.0 145.0 135.0 165.5 104.5 124.5 119.5 104.5 134.5 129.5 114.5 149.5 144.5 134.5 165.0 104.0 124.0 119.0 104.0 134.0 129.0 114.0 149.0 144.0 134.0 164.5 103.5 123.5 118.5 103.5 133.5 128.5 113.5 148.5 143.5 133.5 164.0 103.0 123.0 118.0 103.0 133.0 128.0 113.0 148.0 143.0 133.0 163.5 102.5 122.5 117.5 102.5 132.5 127.5 112.5 147.5 142.5 132.5 163.0 102.0 122.0 117.0 102.0 132.0 127.0 112.0 147.0 142.0 132.0 162.5 101.5 121.5 116.5 101.5 131.5 126.5 101.0 121.0 116.0 101.0 131.0 126.0 . 2-C.G.D.P.C.A. from Host Chapter (or more if desired), and 2-authorized persons the home / visitor team NOT . 2-C.G.D.P.C.A. from Host Chapter (or more if desired), and 2-authorized persons the home / visitor team NOT

The following is a guideline to help maintain uniformity for all weigh-in procedures. The following is a guideline to help maintain uniformity for all weigh-in procedures.

first. EQUIPMENT CHECK ONLY CHECK EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT CHECK ONLY CHECK EQUIPMENT team first. However, if one is not present at the weigh-in when its scheduled to begin, will proceed with team J/FL JC J/FL JC EXEMPT EXEMPT EXEMPT EXEMPT 4-5/7-8 4-5/7-8 ALL WEIGH-INS SHALL BE DONE IN "FULL" GAME UNIFORM, LESS SHOULDER PADS, HELMET & ANY OPTIONAL ANY HELMET & BE DONE IN "FULL" GAME UNIFORM, LESS SHOULDER PADS, WEIGH-INS SHALL ALL ALL WEIGH-INS SHALL BE DONE IN "FULL" GAME UNIFORM, LESS SHOULDER PADS, HELMET & ANY OPTIONAL ANY HELMET & BE DONE IN "FULL" GAME UNIFORM, LESS SHOULDER PADS, WEIGH-INS SHALL ALL . Do not make the child turn his/her jersey on wrong side. Any player arriving after official weigh-ins cannot participat e in first half. At half . Do not make the child turn his/her jersey on wrong side. Any player arriving after official weigh-ins cannot participat e in first half. At half PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT. NO HATS. NO BANDANAS. SOCKS & BELT CAN BE OMITTED DURING EQUIPMENT CHECK. NO BANDANAS. SOCKS & BELT NO HATS. PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT. PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT. NO HATS. NO BANDANAS. SOCKS & BELT CAN BE OMITTED DURING EQUIPMENT CHECK. NO BANDANAS. SOCKS & BELT NO HATS. PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT. DIV DIV AGE

AGE The purpose of weigh-ins is to insure the safety all players. One (1) hour prior game time should begin.

The purpose of weigh-ins is to insure the safety all players. One (1) hour prior game time should begin. Oct-29 ** Oct-22 ** Oct-15 ** Oct-08 ** Oct-01 ** Sep-03 * Aug-27 * WEIGHT INCREASES 1/2-POUND (.5) PER WEEK ON FRIDAY COMMENCING THE FRIDAY AFTER CERTIFICATION DAY. AFTER CERTIFICATION COMMENCING THE FRIDAY WEIGHT INCREASES 1/2-POUND (.5) PER WEEK ON FRIDAY Dec-10 ** Dec-03 ** Nov-26 ** Nov-19 ** Nov-12 ** Nov-05 ** Oct-29 ** Oct-22 ** Oct-15 ** Oct-08 ** Oct-01 ** Sep-24 ** Sep-17 ** Sep-10 ** Sep-03 * Aug-27 * WEIGHT INCREASES 1/2-POUND (.5) PER WEEK ON FRIDAY COMMENCING THE FRIDAY AFTER CERTIFICATION DAY. AFTER CERTIFICATION COMMENCING THE FRIDAY WEIGHT INCREASES 1/2-POUND (.5) PER WEEK ON FRIDAY Dec-10 ** Dec-03 ** Nov-26 ** Nov-19 ** Nov-12 ** Nov-05 ** Sep-24 ** Sep-17 ** Sep-10 **

G A M E D A T E S E T A D E M A G G A M E D A T E S E T A D E M A G * CERTIFICATION DAY WEIGHT (without equipment) DAY * CERTIFICATION * CERTIFICATION DAY WEIGHT (without equipment) DAY * CERTIFICATION purpose of "weigh-in" you must use the"official" roster---that which will have the designated must-play on it EXCEPTIONS time, late players CAN be weighed-in. This is determined by the Head Coach. Players arriving after start of 2nd half are not eligible for game. RULES OF 7. BE COURTEOUS, HELPFUL, AND KNOWLEDGEABLE OF ALL RULES PERTAINING TO C.G.D.P.C.A. RESPONSIBILITIES MUST-PLAY....THIS IS PROVIDED AS A GENERAL GUIDE, ALWAYS REFER TO OCJAAF RULE BOOK: ARTICLE VII, SECTION: A-C At this time check player’s pictures for red stamp on each page, contract against roster, make sure the communicable disease sheet, hospital certificate and insurance are in book. If both teams ready at the time weigh-in begins (60-minutes prior to game time), will begin with the visiting attached to the helmet and they must fit across all top teeth. Check helmets for any cracks in shell. Make sure face mask is secure pads inserts are in place. All helmets required to have a warning sticker visible. Shoulder pads should be checked for any loose straps, popped out rivets, cracks or breaks. Have players hit knee pads, thigh hip pads and tail to make sure they have them on. Make all opt ional equipment is legal you must check the equipment. Have players show you athletic supporter strap and back of shoe for cleats. (No metal or sc rew on cleats). Any player without an athletic supporter (except for female player) may not cross the scale until they have one on. Hard plastic cleats must be checked sharp edges & smoothed down before weigh-in. 5. Get two (2) rosters for each team. One roster is a courtesy to be exchanged between the teams and will not show designa tion “must-play”. For that is ready first. It the responsibility of each team to identify weigh-in location and have their present at scheduled time. 4. Check equipment starting with visiting team first players on this roster. After all is complete and have been lined out (i.e.: NS, OW, INJ, DISP), the roster th en handed back to team official so Head Coach can sign and designate the must play prior to start of game. All Must-Play sheets be returned weig h-in area 6. If a player does not make weight, he/she will be allowed to re-weigh nor may play in the game whether or oth er team cares 1. Welcome both teams to the field approximately 10-min before official weigh-in 2. Have teams line up in roster order IN A COACHING CAPACITY (Team Rep & Equipment person) will be allowed in weigh area. 3. Ask the team representative for contract book, ask a copy of certified game day roster that is ready first. It the responsibility of each team to identify weigh-in location and have their present at scheduled time. 4. Check equipment starting with visiting team first At this time check player’s pictures for red stamp on each page, contract against roster, make sure the communicable disease sheet, hospital certificate and insurance are in book. If both teams ready at the time weigh-in begins (60-minutes prior to game time), will begin with the visiting time, late players CAN be weighed-in. This is determined by the Head Coach. Players arriving after start of 2nd half are not eligible for game. RULES OF 7. BE COURTEOUS, HELPFUL, AND KNOWLEDGEABLE OF ALL RULES PERTAINING TO C.G.D.P.C.A. RESPONSIBILITIES MUST-PLAY....THIS IS PROVIDED AS A GENERAL GUIDE, ALWAYS REFER TO OCJAAF RULE BOOK: ARTICLE VII, SECTION: A-C purpose of "weigh-in" you must use the"official" roster---that which will have the designated must-play on it 1. Welcome both teams to the field approximately 10-min before official weigh-in EXCEPTIONS players on this roster. After all is complete and have been lined out (i.e.: NS, OW, INJ, DISP), the roster th en handed back to team official so Head Coach can sign and designate the must play prior to start of game. All Must-Play sheets be returned weig h-in area 6. If a player does not make weight, he/she will be allowed to re-weigh nor may play in the game whether or oth er team cares IN A COACHING CAPACITY (Team Rep & Equipment person) will be allowed in weigh area. 3. Ask the team representative for contract book, ask a copy of certified game day roster attached to the helmet and they must fit across all top teeth. Check helmets for any cracks in shell. Make sure face mask is secure pads inserts are in place. All helmets required to have a warning sticker visible. Shoulder pads should be checked for any loose straps, popped out rivets, cracks or breaks. Have players hit knee pads, thigh hip pads and tail to make sure they have them on. Make all opt ional equipment is legal you must check the equipment. Have players show you athletic supporter strap and back of shoe for cleats. (No metal or sc rew on cleats). Any player without an athletic supporter (except for female player) may not cross the scale until they have one on. Hard plastic cleats must be checked sharp edges & smoothed down before weigh-in. 5. Get two (2) rosters for each team. One roster is a courtesy to be exchanged between the teams and will not show designa tion “must-play”. For 2. Have teams line up in roster order

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Sep-10 ** 101.0 121.0 116.0 101.0 131.0 126.0 111.0 146.0 141.0 131.0 161.5 156.5 (Gone ButNeverForgotten) Sep-17 ** 101.5 121.5 116.5 101.5 131.5 126.5 111.5 146.5 141.5 131.5 162.0 157.0 Sep-24 ** 102.0 122.0 117.0 102.0 132.0 127.0 112.0 147.0 142.0 132.0 162.5 157.5 Oct-01 ** 102.5 122.5 117.5 102.5 132.5 127.5 112.5 147.5 142.5 132.5 163.0 158.0 Oct-08 ** 103.0 123.0 118.0 103.0 133.0 128.0 113.0 148.0 143.0 133.0 163.5 158.5 Oct-15 ** 103.5 123.5 118.5 103.5 133.5 128.5 113.5 148.5 143.5 133.5 164.0 159.0 Oct-22 ** 104.0 124.0 119.0 104.0 134.0 129.0 114.0 149.0 144.0 134.0 164.5 159.5 Oct-29 ** 104.5 124.5 119.5 104.5 134.5 129.5 114.5 149.5 144.5 134.5 165.0 160.0 Nov-05 ** 105.0 125.0 120.0 105.0 135.0 130.0 115.0 150.0 145.0 135.0 165.5 160.5 Nov-12 ** 105.5 125.5 120.5 105.5 135.5 130.5 115.5 150.5 145.5 135.5 166.0 161.0 Nov-19 ** 106.0 126.0 121.0 106.0 136.0 131.0 116.0 151.0 146.0 136.0 166.5 161.5 Nov-26 ** 106.5 126.5 121.5 106.5 136.5 131.5 116.5 151.5 146.5 136.5 167.0 162.0 Aug. 15,2011 Aug. 5,1951 Inglewood Jets Aubert Reginald Charles Sentinels Inglewood Jets James Kashimer Shari 2011 Mike Williams G A M E D A T E S G A M E Dec-03 ** EQUIPMENT CHECK ONLY 107.0 127.0 122.0 107.0 137.0 132.0 117.0 152.0 147.0 137.0 167.5 162.5 EQUIPMENT CHECK ONLY Dec-10 ** 107.5 127.5 122.5 107.5 137.5 132.5 117.5 152.5 147.5 137.5 168.0 163.0 WEIGHT INCREASES 1/2-POUND (.5) PER WEEK ON FRIDAY COMMENCING THE FRIDAY AFTER CERTIFICATION DAY. ALL WEIGH-INS SHALL BE DONE IN "FULL" GAME UNIFORM, LESS SHOULDER PADS, HELMET & ANY OPTIONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT. NO HATS. NO BANDANAS. SOCKS & BELT CAN BE OMITTED DURING EQUIPMENT CHECK. * CERTIFICATION DAY WEIGHT (without equipment) **GAME DAY EQUIPMENT WEIGHT ALLOWANCE: 5-Pounds: JC-CL-JPW-PW 5-1/2 Pounds: JM WEIGH-IN PROCEDURES The purpose of weigh-ins is to insure the safety ofREVISED: all players. 04-30-2011 One (1) hour prior to game time weigh-ins should begin. The following is a guidelineOCJAAF to help maintain uniformity2011 for all weigh-in procedures. 1. Welcome both teams to the field approximatelyWEEKLY 10-min beforeMAXIMUM official weigh-in. PLAYING Indicate location WEIGHT of weigh in area. SCHEDULE 2. Have teams line up in roster order. DIV J/FL JC2-C.G.D.P.C.A.CLINIC from Host Chapter (orJR more PEE if desired), WEE and 2-authorizedPEE WEE persons from JRthe home MIDGET / visitor team NOTMIDGET IN A COACHING CAPACITY (Team Rep & Equipment person) will be allowed in weigh in area. 3. Ask the teamAGE representative4-5/7-8 for the 7-8contract book, 8 ask for 9 a copy 10 of the certified 9 game 10 day 11roster. (Do10 not accept11 the 12color copy11 ask for 12black and 13 white copy). 12 13 14 At this time check player’s pictures for red stamp on each page, check each contract against roster, make sure the communicable disease sheet, Aug-27 * EXEMPT 95 115 110 95 125 120 105 140 135 125 155 150 150 EXEMPT hospital certificate and insurance certificate are in book. If both teams are ready at the time weigh-in begins (60-minutes prior to game time), the weigh-in will beginSep-03 with the * visitingEXEMPT team first.95.5 However, 115.5 if one 110.5team is not 95.5 present 125.5 at the weigh-in 120.5 when 105.5 its scheduled 140.5 135.5 to begin, 125.5 the weigh-in 155.5 will proceed150.5 with the team EXEMPT that is readySep-10 first. ** It is the responsibility101.0 of each 121.0 team 116.0to identify 101.0 the weigh-in 131.0 location 126.0 and 111.0have their146.0 team present 141.0 and 131.0 ready at 161.5 the scheduled156.5 time. 4. Check equipment starting with visiting team first. Also check both team's equipment before going to scale. Be thorough but quick. Mouthpieces must be attachedSep-17 to the helmet ** and they must101.5 fit across 121.5 all top116.5 teeth. Check 101.5 helmets 131.5 for any 126.5 cracks111.5 in the shell.146.5 Make 141.5 sure face 131.5 mask162.0 is secure and157.0 all pads and inserts are in place.Sep-24 All **helmets are required102.0 to have 122.0 a warning 117.0 sticker 102.0 visible. 132.0Shoulder 127.0 pads should 112.0 be checked 147.0 for 142.0 any loose 132.0 straps, 162.5 popped out157.5 rivets, cracks or breaks. Have players hit knee pads, thigh pads, hip pads and tail pads to make sure they have them on. Make sure all optional equipment is legal and you must checkOct-01 the equipment.** Have players102.5 show 122.5 you the 117.5 athletic 102.5 supporter 132.5 strap and 127.5 back 112.5of shoe for 147.5 cleats.142.5 (No metal 132.5 or screw 163.0 on cleats). 158.0Any player without an athleticOct-08 supporter ** (except for female103.0 player) 123.0 may not 118.0 cross 103.0the scale 133.0until they 128.0 have one 113.0 on. Hard 148.0 plastic 143.0 cleats must 133.0 be checked 163.5 for sharp158.5 edges & smoothed down before weigh-in. 5. Get two Oct-15(2) rosters ** for each team. 103.5One roster 123.5 is a courtesy 118.5 roster 103.5 to be 133.5exchanged 128.5 between 113.5 the teams 148.5 and 143.5will not show 133.5 designa 164.0tion for “must-play”.159.0 For the purposeOct-22 of "weigh-in" ** you must use104.0 the"official" 124.0 roster---that 119.0 which 104.0 will have 134.0 the designated 129.0 114.0 must-play 149.0 on it. 144.0 The Weigh-in 134.0 Official 164.5 will then indicate159.5 any ineligible players on this roster. After all is complete and players have been lined out (i.e.: NS, OW, INJ, DISP), the roster is then handed back to the team official so the Head CoachOct-29 can ** sign and designate104.5 the must 124.5 play prior 119.5 to start 104.5 of game. 134.5 All Must-Play 129.5 sheets 114.5 must 149.5 be returned 144.5 to the 134.5 weigh-in 165.0 area prior to160.0 game. 6. If a playerNov-05 does not** make weight, he/she105.0 will125.0 not be allowed 120.0 to 105.0 re-weigh135.0 nor may130.0 he/she play 115.0 in the150.0 game whether 145.0 or135.0 not the oth 165.5er team cares.160.5 THERE ARE NO EXCEPTIONS. Do not make the child turn his/her jersey on the wrong side. Any player arriving after official weigh-ins cannot participate in first half. At half time, lateNov-12 players ** CAN be weighed-in.105.5 This is 125.5 determined 120.5 by the 105.5 Head Coach. 135.5 Players 130.5 arriving 115.5 after 150.5 start of 145.52nd half 135.5are not eligible 166.0 for the 161.0game. 7. BE COURTEOUS,Nov-19 ** HELPFUL, AND106.0 KNOWLEDGEABLE 126.0 121.0 OF 106.0ALL RULES 136.0 PERTAINING 131.0 116.0TO C.G.D.P.C.A. 151.0 146.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 136.0 166.5 AND RULES161.5 OF MUST-PLAY....THIS IS PROVIDED AS A GENERAL GUIDE, ALWAYS REFER TO OCJAAF RULE BOOK: ARTICLE VII, SECTION: A-C Nov-26 ** 106.5 126.5 121.5 106.5 136.5 131.5 116.5 151.5 146.5 136.5 167.0 162.0 G A M E D A T E S G A M E EQUIPMENT CHECK ONLY Dec-03 ** EQUIPMENT CHECK ONLY 107.0 127.0 122.0 107.0 137.0 132.0 117.0 152.0 147.0 137.0 167.5 162.5 Dec-10 ** 107.5 127.5 122.5 107.5 137.5 132.5 117.5 152.5 147.5 137.5 168.0 163.0 WEIGHT INCREASES 1/2-POUNDOCJAAF (.5) PER WEEK2011 ON - FRIDAY "KEEP COMMENCING HOPE THE ALIVE!" FRIDAY AFTER CERTIFICATION DAY. ALL WEIGH-INS SHALL BE DONE IN "FULL" GAME UNIFORM, LESS SHOULDER PADS, HELMET & ANY OPTIONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT. NO HATS. NO BANDANAS. SOCKS & BELT CAN BE OMITTED DURING EQUIPMENT CHECK. * CERTIFICATION DAY WEIGHT (without equipment) **GAME DAY EQUIPMENT WEIGHT ALLOWANCE: 5-Pounds: JC-CL-JPW-PW 5-1/2 Pounds: JM WEIGH-IN PROCEDURES The purpose of weigh-ins is to insure the safety of all players. One (1) hour prior to game time weigh-ins should begin. The following is a guideline to help maintain uniformity for all weigh-in procedures. 1. Welcome both teams to the field approximately 10-min before official weigh-in. Indicate location of weigh in area. 2. Have teams line up in roster order. 2-C.G.D.P.C.A. from Host Chapter (or more if desired), and 2-authorized persons from the home / visitor team NOT IN A COACHING CAPACITY (Team Rep & Equipment person) will be allowed in weigh in area. 3. Ask the team representative for the contract book, ask for a copy of the certified game day roster. (Do not accept the color copy ask for black and white copy). At this time check player’s pictures for red stamp on each page, check each contract against roster, make sure the communicable disease sheet, hospital certificate and insurance certificate are in book. If both teams are ready at the time weigh-in begins (60-minutes prior to game time), the weigh-in will begin with the visiting team first. However, if one team is not present at the weigh-in when its scheduled to begin, the weigh-in will proceed with the team that is ready first. It is the responsibility of each team to identify the weigh-in location and have their team present and ready at the scheduled time. 4. Check equipment starting with visiting team first. Also check both team's equipment before going to scale. Be thorough but quick. Mouthpieces must be attached to the helmet and they must fit across all top teeth. Check helmets for any cracks in the shell. Make sure face mask is secure and all pads and inserts are in place. All helmets are required to have a warning sticker visible. Shoulder pads should be checked for any loose straps, popped out rivets, cracks or breaks. Have players hit knee pads, thigh pads, hip pads and tail pads to make sure they have them on. Make sure all optional equipment is legal and you must check the equipment. Have players show you the athletic supporter strap and back of shoe for cleats. (No metal or screw on cleats). Any player without an athletic supporter (except for female player) may not cross the scale until they have one on. Hard plastic cleats must be checked for sharp edges & smoothed down before weigh-in. 5. Get two (2) rosters for each team. One roster is a courtesy roster to be exchanged between the teams and will not show designation for “must-play”. For the purpose of "weigh-in" you must use the"official" roster---that which will have the designated must-play on it. The Weigh-in Official will then indicate any ineligible players on this roster. After all is complete and players have been lined out (i.e.: NS, OW, INJ, DISP), the roster is then handed back to the team official so the Head Coach can sign and designate the must play prior to start of game. All Must-Play sheets must be returned to the weigh-in area prior to game. 6. If a player does not make weight, he/she will not be allowed to re-weigh nor may he/she play in the game whether or not the other team cares. THERE ARE NO EXCEPTIONS. Do not make the child turn his/her jersey on the wrong side. Any player arriving after official weigh-ins cannot participate in first half. At half time, late players CAN be weighed-in. This is determined by the Head Coach. Players arriving after start of 2nd half are not eligible for the game. 7. BE COURTEOUS, HELPFUL, AND KNOWLEDGEABLE OF ALL RULES PERTAINING TO C.G.D.P.C.A. RESPONSIBILITIES AND RULES OF MUST-PLAY....THIS IS PROVIDED AS A GENERAL GUIDE, ALWAYS REFER TO OCJAAF RULE BOOK: ARTICLE VII, SECTION: A-C

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