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Vince Lombardi the Chicago Bears Will Host a Moms Football Safety Clinic at Halas Hall in Lake Forest on Saturday, October 15, 2016 from 4:30-6:30 Pm SEPTEMBER 23, 2016 ’ The Warriors return to the road this week in a contest against All jerseys should be machine washed in cold water and hung to Romeoville. Dress as follows: air dry. Do not dry jerseys in the dryer as it will ruin them. Dress as follows: ’ WHITE JERSEY MAROON PANTS MAROON SOCKS • • • • As we move into fall, the weather is getting cooler. There is G A M E T I M E S nothing better than watching a Morris football game in a cozy sweatshirt on a cool fall day! Check out the Warrior gear tent at th Arrive at: 5 Qtr: Game at: the next home game for a Warriors sweatshirt to keep you Superlight 11:45 pm NO 1:00 pm warm as you cheer on the boys to victory this fall! Lightweight 1:00 pm NO 2:30 pm Junior Varsity 2:30 pm NO 4:00 pm Varsity 4:00 pm NO 5:30 pm We are in need of parents to help with the Corn Festival parade. All times except the Superlight game are approximate and Approximately 60 bales of straw are needed to put on the subject to change. The coaches will inform players of the trailers for the athletes to sit on. (Bales can be returned to you exact times they should be at the field. after the parade.) We will also need parents to help decorate FIELD ADDRESS: Dale Blum Field the trailers. Mike Leone is chairing this event. Please contact 900 W. Romeo Rd, Romeoville, IL him to offer assistance (815-671-2880). DIRECTIONS TO THE FIELD: Take I-80 East I55 north. Exit at N. If we are unable to get straw and volunteers to help, Weber Road. Turn right onto Weber and follow for one mile. we will remove our float from the parade. Turn left onto 135th St / Romeo Rd. Follow approximately one mile. Field will be on the left. Our year-end banquet will be held on Sunday, November 13th at 4:30 pm in the Morris High School cafeteria. Banquet forms will be distributed closer to the banquet date. Warriors Bulldogs Record Superlight 0 18 4 – 1 Lightweight 7 13 2 – 3 We are still in need of many volunteers to work during our two lightweight playoff games on October 16th and October 23rd. Junior Varsity 0 14 4 – 1 Hosting the playoffs gives us an opportunity to generate Varsity 0 28 0 - 4 revenue through concession sales, helping to keep program costs low for our families. Please sign up to help if you are able. Remember, to receive your $75.00 volunteer deposit back, you must work 3 shifts per child (limit 6 shifts). Scholarship families Saturday 8/13 Morris @ Homer Gold must work 4 shifts per child. Sunday 8/21 Manhattan @ Morris Saturday 8/27 Morris @ Frankfort Black If you are able to sign up for an open position, send an email to Misti Sater at [email protected]. Saturday 9/3 Chanooka Orange @ Morris 9/10-11 No game this week. Sunday 9/18 Tinley Park White @ Morris Saturday 9/24 Morris @ Romeoville Saturday 10/1 Richton Park @ Morris HOMECOMING! Sunday 10/9 Morris @ New Lenox Knights “The real glory is being knocked to your knees and then coming back. That’s real glory.” - Vince Lombardi The Chicago Bears will host a Moms Football Safety Clinic at Halas Hall in Lake Forest on Saturday, October 15, 2016 from 4:30-6:30 pm. This clinic will provide a unique opportunity for moms of Chicago-area youth football players to learn firsthand from experts in sports medicine, hear from Bears and USA Football representatives, connect with Heads Up Football Advisory Board Members and hit the field of the Walter Payton Center for drills. This event is an interactive and educational forum designed to educate moms about how the game is being played safer and better than ever before. It will provide hands-on answers to moms and will allow them to engage with other moms on issues of mutual interest regarding youth sports safety. This year, the Chicago Bears will offer attending moms the option to have their kids be a part of the clinic. While moms listen to presentations covering concussion awareness, heat and hydration and a panel discussion, participating kids will be going through football drills in the Walter Payton Center. Moms will then join their kids in the Walter Payton Center for Heads UP Football Tackling instruction led by a Heads Up Football Master Trainer. The youth portion of the clinic is for kids ages 7-13, and each mom has the option to bring up to 2 kids. If you have any questions or would like to include more than 2 kids in the youth camp, please contact the Community Relations department at 847-739-5426. Online registration for the Moms Football Safety Clinic is available at: http://www.chicagobears.com/community/football-safety-clinic-registration.html The River Valley Youth Football League has posted the following tentative playoff dates and locations for this year. Round #1 10/15/16 SLW @ Chanooka 10/16/16 LW @ Morris 10/15/16 SLW @ Ottawa (Ottawa HS) 10/16/16 LW @ Orland Park (Andrew HS) 10/15/16 JV @ Chanooka 10/16/16 V @ Richton Park (Rich South HS) 10/15/16 JV @ Ottawa (Ottawa HS) 10/16/16 V @ Orland Park (Sandburg HS) Round #2 10/22/16 SLW @ Bourbonnais 10/23/16 LW @ Morris 10/22/16 JV @ Tinley Park (Andrew HS) 10/23/16 V @ New Lenox (Lincoln-Way Central HS) Semi-Finals 10/29/16 SLW @ Orland Park (Sandburg HS) 10/30/16 LW @ Frankfort (Lincoln Way East HS) 10/29/16 JV @ Orland Park (Sandburg HS) 10/30/16 V @ Frankfort (Lincoln Way East HS) Superbowl 11/6/16 All Levels @ ATI Field (Joliet Memorial Stadium) ALL times will not be determined until Tuesday, October 11th during the playoff meeting. Times will be posted by Wednesday, October 12th or sooner. All levels - the top 16 teams make the playoffs. There will be no byes this year. The standings page on the website does not properly calculate the standings according to RVYLF rules. The final standings and playoff seeding happens at the annual meeting just after the last regular season game where all of the ADs review and approve the final standings and seeding. VOLUNTEER SCHEDULE GAME #4 Saturday, October 1 GAME DAY SETUP at 7:30am GAME DAY TEAR DOWN 1 Jeremy Hanson 1 Rachel Lobb 2 Matt Lorenz 2 David Turner 3 Patience Varland 3 Craig Mateski 4 Craig Mateski 4 Andy Gonzalez 5 Renee Thacker 5 6 CONCESSIONS SUPERLIGHT LIGHTWEIGHT JUNIOR VARSITY VARSITY COOK: Alyssa Cano COOK: Jon Phillips COOK: COOK: Kelly Hayse Jacky Vasquez Mike Talga Mike Talga Joanne Wolenczok Jennifer Collard Jill Vinachi Tammy Martin Angela Todd Mike Talga Joe Vinachi Katrina Matuszewski Brenda Casillas Christine Mendez RAFFLE: RAFFLE: Adrienne Brady RAFFLE: Lindsey Bowling RAFFLE: RAFFLE: RAFFLE: Heidi Wagner RAFFLE: RAFFLE: WARRIOR GEAR SETUP – 8:00 am SUPERLIGHT LIGHTWEIGHT JUNIOR VARSITY Heather Smith Torri Singleton Jodi Barkley Rachel Lobb CHAINS SUPERLIGHT LIGHTWEIGHT JUNIOR VARSITY VARSITY 1 1 1 Ryan Anderson 1 Rick Smith 2 Alec McDonald 2 Sean Abbitt 2 Andy Gonzalez 2 Paul Mitchell 3 Chris Hovious 3 Jason Houck 3 3 Bob Alesky CLOCK SUPERLIGHT LIGHTWEIGHT JUNIOR VARSITY VARSITY Wayne Bockhol Debra Johnson Wayne Bockhol Wayne Bockhol REMINDER: You must sign in at the concession stand prior to your shift to get credit for your volunteer time. No credit will be given if you don’t sign in. If you cannot work as scheduled, find your own replacement and notify Misty Sater. VOLUNTEER SCHEDULE LW PLAYOFF #1 Sunday, October 16 All volunteer positions (except clock) are open. Contact Misti Sater to sign up. GAME DAY SETUP at 7:30am GAME DAY TEAR DOWN 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 CONCESSIONS GAME #1 GAME #2 GAME #3 GAME #4 COOK: COOK: COOK: COOK: RAFFLE: RAFFLE: RAFFLE: RAFFLE: RAFFLE: RAFFLE: RAFFLE: RAFFLE: CLOCK GAME #1 GAME #2 GAME #3 GAME #4 Wayne Bockhol Wayne Bockhol Wayne Bockhol Wayne Bockhol REMINDER: You must sign in at the concession stand prior to your shift to get credit for your volunteer time. No credit will be given if you don’t sign in. If you cannot work as scheduled, find your own replacement and notify Misty Sater. VOLUNTEER SCHEDULE LW PLAYOFF #2 Sunday, October 23 All volunteer positions (except clock) are open. Contact Misti Sater to sign up. GAME DAY SETUP at 7:30am GAME DAY TEAR DOWN 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 CONCESSIONS GAME #1 GAME #2 GAME #3 GAME #4 COOK: COOK: COOK: COOK: RAFFLE: RAFFLE: RAFFLE: RAFFLE: RAFFLE: RAFFLE: RAFFLE: RAFFLE: CLOCK GAME #1 GAME #2 GAME #3 GAME #4 Wayne Bockhol Wayne Bockhol Wayne Bockhol Wayne Bockhol REMINDER: You must sign in at the concession stand prior to your shift to get credit for your volunteer time. No credit will be given if you don’t sign in. If you cannot work as scheduled, find your own replacement and notify Misty Sater. .
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