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2015 Youth Football

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It will be a long day of football for my son his team plays at 1pm against Union Raiders and then against Walton at 4pm should be some good matches the weather should be perfect.

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South Kenton Midget Youth played really good today scored 3 times on Union Raiders and only gave up one touchdown. After that scrimmage they scrimmaged Waltons Midget Youth and tied 6 to 6 at Dixie. Fun day of football!

Is it me or does this seem earlier than past years?? Kids have only been in pads one week' date=' with only two weeks of practice.[/quote']

 

Years ago they figured out that if you had more scrimmages you can have more opportunities to charge and raise money.

Years ago they figured out that if you had more scrimmages you can have more opportunities to charge and raise money.

 

Which - given the dramatically low numbers for myriad reasons - is a necessity that keeps the league and some of its organizations afloat. Believe me, every director in the NKYFL gets it...it's not ideal, but it's also nice to be able to afford to equip your kid, pay league fees, and many many other things that require $$$.

I heard a parent say that Campbell County didn't charge kids to play this year. Any truth to that? if so, how'd they manage it. That insurance can't be cheap. I'd have to assume it's a lot of fundraising.

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I heard a parent say that Campbell County didn't charge kids to play this year. Any truth to that? if so, how'd they manage it. That insurance can't be cheap. I'd have to assume it's a lot of fundraising.

 

They have to do a lot of fund raising.

I heard a parent say that Campbell County didn't charge kids to play this year. Any truth to that? if so, how'd they manage it. That insurance can't be cheap. I'd have to assume it's a lot of fundraising.

 

If that is the case I think that is awesome! That would take a huge amount of work and would only help their numbers. I would be interested to know what type of fund raising they did.

Ballsy statement "green and purple." Not his pocketbook. It's ideas and tenacious people who are doings things for the kids. Fun events and constant flow of ideas and results have made "free" possible for the youth.

Ballsy statement "green and purple." Not his pocketbook. It's ideas and tenacious people who are doings things for the kids. Fun events and constant flow of ideas and results have made "free" possible for the youth.

Do you mind sharing some of the things they did to raise money? It might be helpful in other areas.

Ballsy statement "green and purple." Not his pocketbook. It's ideas and tenacious people who are doings things for the kids. Fun events and constant flow of ideas and results have made "free" possible for the youth.

 

Boy you are a sensitive one, aren't you? :angrybird3:

Boy you are a sensitive one, aren't you? :angrybird3:

 

Any comments of fiduciary misconduct are not something that should be posted in light.

I have known Kenny for a long time, it was just a joke. Let's all take a deep breath!

Now you're backtracking. It was not a joke. You cannot make such comment that has a tinge of misconduct. The comment was enough that I had to sign in to put the kibosh on it and make sure others weren't misled by your statement.

One of the biggest fundraisers was similar to a walk-a-thon but with activities rather than traditional 'walking' for miles. Kids raised money to compete.

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