My name is Coach Levario and I have an 8 year old son who loves football.  However, the majority of teams in my city are located too far from our home.  We live in the the 79938 zip code and I would love to start up a football program for ages 8-11.  If anyone out there is intrested in sponsering a team please contact me at geolev2@yahoo.com.
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That is cool that your first name is coach.\n\nYou probably need to call one of the other teams and ask them to give you phone numbers of people to call.\n\nThat would be what I would do.
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My son has asthma and plays football. I have coached him for three years. He also was not fit but football was the best thing for him. Go for it and don't let anyone tell you you can't do something.
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wow  ....  you   sound as  addicted to  fantasy \nfootball  as  me     LOL\n\nI had 14  teams  last  years  ........  11 made\nplayoffs,   7 league  titles   : ) \n\nInteresting  concept having multiple leagues\nwithin same  group of friends.\n\nAre you from Minot  ND    by chance ??\ncuz  I graduated from the university there\n\nGood luck for a successful fantasy season
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No it's not to young, look for teams in ur area on the official website(idk offhand wut it is).
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It may still be baseball season, but many die-hards can't wait for the next Fantasy Football season to begin.  Plus, depending on the size of your League, if teams managers live in different towns, or there's money involved (and there almost always is), these things may take some time to set-up and organize (especially if the friends in your League are immature, jobless, and unorganized...like mine!)  I've found it's best to create a League mid- to late-July, and to have our draft in late-August (that way we can have a 2 or 3 preseason games under our belts.)  Hell, I'm getting excited!  I may create my League right now!
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It sounds like both coaches are allowing you to play, but one is worried about injury, and that is not dumb.  I happen to on the coaches with this one.  Coaches want to win and I'm sure they'd love to have you on team if you can help them win.  During 6th grade youth football, I played Left Tackle and blocked for a Female Quaterback that led our team to the league championship.\n\nIf you have really want to play football you should try out.  I would first weigh all the factors though.  You would almost undoubtedly have more success at other sports, especially at a high school/college/professional level playing for a women's team.  Unless you are exceptionally big or strong for being a female, you will be at a high risk for injury, as is any male would be.  We had a great running back in youth football but he weighed only about 120 pounds and broke his leg- twice.  Also, one position women fair well at is kicker... do you have some talent there?  In high school, a lot of gals can be competitive as a kicker.  Much harder to be competitive at any other position though.\n\nMost girls who play football either play at a pre-high school level or are in a unique situation (either physically huge and athletic for a female or have a strong leg and become a kicker).  Always exceptions though.
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Latrobe is in Western PA, which is one of the best places in America to play high school football. Great fan support, great competition, and the chance to play in an area that is heavily recruited. However, Greater Latrobe is not a great football program by any means, although in fairness it plays in AAAA, which is the most difficult division in Pennsylvania. \n\nThe best geographical program close to Latrobe would be Greensburg Central Catholic, which routinely plays well into the PIAA and WPIAL playoffs.\n\nAs far as Penn State, they recruit HEAVILY from all over the state, but WPIAL particularly. Paul Posluzsny and Justin King are both from the WPIAL, and were prized recruits from PSU. For exposure from PSU, you can't go wrong playing in Western PA.
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I don't think that you'd be able to find a roster for any school.  Not with all the nut jobs out there.  It would be really scary if just anybody could get a hold of the names of those kids!  And hopefully, it's illegal.
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lets be honest, girls are not physically designed to play football-the female body was biologically designed for nursing, not hunting, which is what sports are based off of, the skills associated with hunting-speed, strength, endurance-so would you want to play with other boys that will try their hardest to hit and injure you?  also their is no demand for a female football league, you can try and start one-i don't know if it would catch on, but it might be good
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It doesn't matter *where* he learns.  It matters *who* he learns from and who he learns *with.*\n\nIn other words, you want to send a seven year old to a place that has a good coach.  And good does not necessarily mean the most successful.  At this age, you want someone who encourages the kids to have fun and enjoy the game.  You don't need anyone who can hone the skills of advanced players, just someone with enthusiasm and a sense of fun that he can give to the kids.\n\nSo go to watch the leagues play.  See how the kids look.  Are they happy or do they look "driven"?  Play special attention to the kids from the losing teams.  Of course they will be disappointed, but are they enthusiastic about playing next time?  That's where you want your kid to play.\n\nGood luck!!
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Mike Piazza receives literally thousands of pieces of mail in care of his team; most are autograph requests. Virtually every piece of mail sent to him c/o the team is thrown away without ever being opened. Your best shot - and it's a long shot - is to try writing him in care of his agent:\nBeverly Hills Sports Council\nAttention: Dan Lozano\n131 S Rodeo Drive \nBeverly Hills, CA 90212
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Take a look at the leagues on:\nhttp://www.smalltownbrooklyn.com/villagegreen/sports/sports.html#kidssports
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I doubt you would be able to find any free playbooks on-line.  My suggestion is find a yahoo group for like youth football and ask if someone can give you some stuff.  Like a simple I formation or Wing T offense.
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First let me congradulate you on your son's team! Secondly, I will give it a try (I have never been good at word play) but here it goes.\n\nIt takes a great coach to make a great team, thanks for all your effort and time put into the team's winning the season.
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Josh...I can tell you one good place to start...Contact the sports department of your local newspaper and tell them you are interested in starting a  team, and ask if they can help you out by putting a bulletin in the paper...They will know what questions to ask you (contact info, etc), and small town papers are especially helpful with youth sports (I used to be a sports writer for a small city daily paper)...Good luck!
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The below link is to the Football Coaches Professional Growth Association. Maybe they can give you the advise you need.
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me me me..... i'm 13 but i'm the greatest li'l teen u'll find..... m great with free kicks, corners and forward runs.... i even scored from a corner once....( the corner that is).... add me.....my id is dark_flame18@hotmail.com