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2012 SPRING CAMPS

FRANKLIN COWBOYS

   April 30-May 3  non-contact

   May 7-10  full contact

   6:00 pm - 7:30 pm

   Cowboys Complex, Jim Warren Park, Franklin, TN

for further info and registration go to Franklin Cowboys website

LEBANON BLUE DEVILS

   May 12   6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

   July 6-7

   Lebanon High School, Lebanon, TN

for further info and registration go to Lebanon Blue Devils website

BRENTWOOD BLAZE

   May 14-16

   Crockett Park,  Brentwood, TN

for further info and registration go to Brentwood Blaze website

MIDDLE TENNESSEE BULLDOGS

  Camp cancelled

BELLEVUE STEELERS

   May 21, 22, 24  6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

   June 25, 26, 28, 29  6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

   Steeler Field,  Colice Jean Rd, Bellevue, TN

for further info and registration go to Bellevue Steelers website

HENDERSONVILLE TITANS

   May 29, 30 , 31, Jun 1

   June 4, 5, 6, 7

   5:30 pm - 7:30 pm

   Drakes Creek Park, Football Complex, Hendersonville TN

for further info and registration go to Hendersonville Titans website

CLARKSVILLE GREYHOUNDS

   June 4-8

   June 14-22

for further info and registration go to Clarksville Greyhounds website

SPRING HILL RAIDERS

   June 11-15   non-contact

   8:00 am - 12 noon

for further info and registration go to Spring Hill Raiders website

COOKEVILLE CAVALIERS

   Football & Cheer Camp

   June 18, 19,  21, 22

   5:30 pm - 7:00 pm

for further info and registration go to Cookeville Cavaliers website

GALLATIN GREEN WAVE

   June 23-30

   6:00 pm - 8:00 pm weekdays

   10:00 am - 2:00 pm Saturday

   Triple Creek Football Complex

for further information contact Gina Weekley at 615-830-1147

NOLENSVILLE PANTHERS

   June 25-28

   6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

   Panther Field,  Rocky Fork Park,  Nolensville

for further info and registration go to Nolensville Panthers website

DAVIDSON CO. COLTS

   June 25-29

   July 2-6

   no Wednesday's

   6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

   Cleveland Comm. Park  610 N. Sixth St  Nashville

for further information contact Terrence Dean at 615-680-6190

GOODLETTSVILLE TROJANS

   June 25-27  No Contact, shorts and cleats only

   9:00 am - 1:00 pm

   Registration of 1st Day  9:00 am

   Moss-Wright Park  705 Caldwell Dr  Goodlettsville

for further information contact Melvin Brown III at 615-957-1974

 

In 2011 we have 24 communities, sponsoring 214 teams for children ranging in age from 5-14.   That's a total of 4,303 football players and 1,071 cheerleaders.

As the growth continues, so does the concerns about getting the necessary information out to all the community's and their members.  The website has been redesigned with that in mind.

Many of the items that our communities have asked for are now on-line.  Registration forms, Code of Conducts, as well as other forms; schedules; standings; meeting dates; field locations; etc.  E-mail addresses and phone numbers of the Executive Board have been added, so they are more easily contacted.  Links to each individual community are also included.

It is the intent of the Executive Board that this site be continually updated.  Changes and revisions will be clearly marked and e-mailed to each community.  However, the community officers and officials will have the latest information and their changes should be considered as "final". 

 

OUR MISSION

To provide the youth of each member community

with a positive and enjoyable experience

in football and cheerleading.

 

To teach each child the values of fair play, teamwork

and competitiveness, both on and off the field.

 

To teach each participant the fundamentals of winning,

 while equally stressing how to act when they lose.

 

OUR ORGANIZATION

The Tennessee Youth Football Alliance, more commonly known as TYFA, was formed in 1996 by several community-based programs within Middle Tennessee.  It is unique in that every member community has an equal voice in the administration of the organization.  Thus the name "Alliance" instead of league.

The Alliance strives to provide a framework in which tackle football and cheerleading is offered and the ideals of good sportsmanship and fair play are stressed and taught.

Each member community elects 2 members to serve on the Executive Board.  One serves as the Executive Director, who is responsible for administering the rule and regulations of TYFA at their community and the second person serves as a Voting Delegate, who votes on all issues and rule changes presented.  Our President, Secretary, Treasurer and Vice Presidents from each conference are elected from the Executive Board.  Executive Board members may also serve on the Rules & Ethics Committee, the Finance Committee, and the Competition & Scheduling Committee.

The cheerleading program, a component of TYFA, is known as the Tennessee Youth Football Cheerleading Alliance, ( TYFCA ), which is under the direction of the Cheerleading Vice President, a sub-committee of the Executive Board.   This committee elects an Cheer Athletic Director from each community.  In October, TYFCA sponsors a Cheerleading Competition, where the squads compete against others in their division and are judged on spirit; dance; cheer technique; stunts and showmanship.

All members of the Executive Board, the Officers, and the committees can be found on the "EXECUTIVE BOARD" page.

Our communities are divided into 3 conferences, National, Central and American, depending on the overall size of each community. Each Conference may be divided into divisions as necessary for scheduling and standings determination.  To view our divisions, go to the "COMMUNITIES" page.  Each community is responsible for appointing their coaches, in both football and cheerleading.  All coaches, actively instructing in practices or coaching in games, are required to be certified by the National Youth Sports Coaches Association (NYSCA) and agree to the Coaches Code of Conduct.

Each team plays, at least, one Jamboree game (pre-season game), starting in mid-August,  followed by at  least 8 regular season games (divided between home and away games), which lead to the single elimination play-off games, or an end-of-season Bowl Game.  Play-offs culminate with a  Championship team crowned for each of the divisions.  The Championship games are usually held the second Saturday in November.

 

 

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