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Last updated 01-05-09 11:23 AM
 
Bellflower Youth Football & Cheer Inc.
Robert Frutos
P.O. Box 919
Bellflower, California 90706-0919
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Friday, January 25
"WELCOME TO THE HOME OF THE BELLFLOWER BRONCOS"
BYF Open Board Position for the 2009 Season.
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Player Agent
Scholastic Rep/ CGDPA
Athletic Director/ Coaches Rep
Equipment Director
Cheer Coordinator
Team Mom/Manager Coordinator
Snack Bar Coordinator
Election date and time will be announced .
If interested, Please E-Mail Robert Frutos at robertfrutos@yahoo.com .
Orange County Junior All-American Football... Is Pleased To Announce That Applications Are Now Being Accepted For The 2008 Ocjaaf Scholarship Award Program For Former Players & Cheerleaders. One Deserving High School Senior From Each Youth Football Chapter Will Be Awarded A $1000 Scholarship.
See Handouts for further information.
2009 Bellflower Broncos Head Coaches Selection TBD.
LET'S CONTINUE THE QUEST FOR OUR GOAL!!!
Make a commitment.
Be unselfish.
Create unity.
Improve every day as a student, person, and player.
Be tough.
Be self-disciplined.
Give great effort.
Be enthusiastic.
Eliminate mistakes.
Don’t beat yourself.
Never give up.
Don’t accept losing.
Permit no self-limitations.
Expect more of your self.
Expect to win.
Be consistent.
Develop leadership.
Be responsible.
Bellflower Youth Football is looking for sponsorships.
If you, or your employer are interested in sponsoring Bellflower Youth Football, please call Robert Frutos (President) @ (562) 244-3943
Coach-Parent Partnership
Research is clear that when parents and teachers work together a child tends to do better in school. There is no reason to think that it is any different in youth sports. The following are some guidelines for how parents can contribute to a Coach/Parent Partnership that can help the athlete have the best possible experience.
Recognize the Commitment the Coach Has Made: For whatever reason, you have chosen not to help coach the team. The coach has made a commitment that involves many, many hours of preparation beyond the hours spent at practices and games. Recognize his commitment and the fact that he is not doing it because of the pay! Try to remember this whenever something goes awry during the season.
Make Early, Positive Contact with the Coach: As soon as you know who your child's coach is going to be, contact that him and introduce yourself. Let him know you want to help your child have the best experience he can have this season. To the extent that you can do so, ask if there is any way you can help. By getting to know the coach early and establishing a positive relationship, it will be much easier to talk with her later if a problem arises.
Fill the Coach's Emotional Tank: When the coach is doing something you like, let him know about it. Coaching is a difficult job and most coaches only hear from parents when they want to complain about something. This will help fill the coach's emotional tank and contribute to his doing a better job. It also makes it easier to raise problems later when you have shown support for the good things he is doing. And just about every coach does a lot of things well. Take the time to look for them.
Don't Put the Player in the Middle: Imagine a situation around the dinner table, in which a child's parents complain in front of him about how poorly his math teacher is teaching fractions. How would this impact this student"s motivation to work hard to learn fractions? How would it affect his love of mathematics? While this may seem farfetched, when we move away from school to youth sports, it is all too common for parents to share their disapproval of a coach with their children. This puts a young athlete in a bind. Divided loyalties do not make it easy for a child to do his best. Conversely, when parents support a coach, it is that much easier for the child to put her wholehearted effort into learning to play well. If you think your child's coach is not handling a situation well, do not tell that to the player. Rather, seek a meeting with the coach in which you can talk with him about it.
Don't Give Instructions During a Game or Practice: You are not one of the coaches, so do not give your child instructions about how to play. It can be very confusing for a child to hear someone other than the coach yelling out instructions during a game. As in above, if you have an idea for a tactic, go to the coach and offer it to him. Then let him decide whether he is going to use it or not. If he decides not to use it, let it be. Getting to decide those things is one of the privileges he has earned by making the commitment to coach.
Fill Your Child's Emotional Tank: Perhaps the most important thing you can do is to be there for your child. Competitive sports are stressful to players and the last thing they need is a critic at home. Be a cheerleader for your child. Focus on the positive things he is doing and leave the correcting of mistakes to the coach. Let him know you support him without reservation regardless of how well he plays.
Fill the Emotional Tanks of the Entire Team: Cheer for all of the players on the team. Tell each of them when you see them doing something well.
Encourage Other Parents to Honor the Game: Don"t show disrespect for the other team or the officials. But more than that, encourage other parents to also Honor the Game. If a parent of a player on your team begins to berate the official, gently say to them, "Hey, that"s not Honoring the Game. That"s not the way we do things here."
Breast Cancer Awareness
This year in America, more than 211,000 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer and 43,300 die. One woman in eight either has or will develop breast cancer in her lifetime. In addition, 1,600 men will be diagnosed with breast cancer and 400 will die this year. If detected early, the five-year survival rate exceeds 95%. Mammograms are among the best early detection methods, yet 13 million U.S. women 40 years of age or older have never had a mammogram. Support The National Breast Cancer Foundation today and give the gift of hope to those in need.
See Links for more information regarding Breast Cancer Awareness.
THE SKY IS THE LIMIT!!!
We must all strive to reach our ULTIMATE SUCCESS. To reach this level we must all set goals and obtain them:
Scholastic Success
Discipline
Respect
and our ultimate Goal
THE SUPER BOWL!
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It football time
Saturday, August 16
Scholastic
NFL • BFYF • OCJAAF
Academic Honors Recognition Awards
Scholastic Patch Criteria
Player/Cheerleader must participate with the Weekly Academic Progress Report.
Player/Cheerleader must maintain a satisfactory grade average and or show improvement in their grades.
Player/Cheerleader must maintain above average attendance record.
(Perfect Attendance)
These are presented during the season, preferably in front of teammates at a practice.
Scholastic Plaque Award
Player/Cheerleader must participate with the Weekly Academic Progress Report.
These are for students with the highest grade point averages.
There will be at least 2 awards per team.
These awards are handed out at the end of the season, at the All Conference Games.
General Rewards
Meal Voucher from Bronco Snack Bar
Player of the week (Certificate, Meal Voucher, Picture on Website)
Name entered in raffle for a variety of prizes. (Tickets to an amusement park, movies, etc.)
Academic Honors Recognition Award winners.
Future
Dominic Rollins
Reginald Malone
Baron Barajas
Kevyn Scott
Jr. Clinic
Jacob Tovar
Marvin Brooks
Donnell Daniels
Clinic
Ryan Virgen
Robert Frutos Jr.
EJ Ude
Leon Polk
Junior Pee Wee
Winthrop "Lucky" Avinger III
Douglass Curry
Darrell Daniels
Pee Wee
David Esparza
Troy Orozco
Jr. Midget
Trent Coates
Isaiah Frutos
Cheer
Katelyn Virgen
Taylor Coates
Handout:
WEEKLY ACADEMIC
Monday, October 27
See you in 2009
Thanks you for a great 2008 season, from the Bronco family. See you in 2009.
Games to TBA
Bellflower Broncos
We will continue to up-date the web-site with up coming events.
Sunday, September 7
Jr Clinic White player Donnell Daniels in Nike "Fate" Leave Nothing commercial w/ LT & Polamalu
Its Football Time.
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Bellflower Broncos
record for the 2008 season
Wins 58 Losses 37
First round of playoff score from 11/15/2008
The 2008 Bellflower Broncos Pee Wee ended their season with a lost to Inglewood Green 30 to 14. They had an overall record of 9-3 and League Championship.
Congratulation on an outstanding season to all Bellflower Youth football & Cheer Participants.
All Conference Selection:
Jr Clinic Blue:
Dalon Perkins, Kameko Alexander, Jasyhi Johnson, Demare Franklin
Jr..Clinic White:
Delon Hurt, Merell Jasper, Joshua Wofford, Donnell Daniels
Clinic Orange:
Anthony Almaraz Jr., Raijon Purvis, David Ayon, Gio Ramirez
Clinic Blue:
Derrius Ennis, Christian Cabanas, James Randolph, Ari Harris
Jr. Pee Wee Blue:
Jason Floyd, Darney Harris Jr., Elijah Abril, Isaiah Smith
Jr. Pee Wee White:
Douglass Curry, Andrew Ortiz, Schuyler Whitehead, Lucky Avinger
Pee Wee:
Jamazay Wooten, Erick Diaz, Andrew Gose, Mark Zuniga
Jr. Midget:
Lorenzo” Money” Smith, Keyion Morgan, Jereme Patt, Justin Ortiz
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Friday, September 12
Smart & Final
Bellflower Youth Football & Cheer whould like to thank Smart & Final for there support and donation provided for the 2008 season.
Address:
15930 Bellflower Blvd
Bellflower, CA 90706
Phone:
(562) 920-6268
(562) 920-6269
Hours:
Monday-Friday:
7 a.m. - 10 p.m.
Saturdays:
7 a.m. - 10 p.m.
Sundays:
8 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Tuesday, March 18
KENNY'S AUTO SERVICE
Bellflower Youth Football and Cheer would like to thank Kenny's Auto Service for becoming a helping hand by sponsoring our program.
KENNY'S AUTO SERVICE
17406 WOODRUFF AVE
BELLFLOWER
90706-6747
(562) 925-9531
Whether you need car repair or auto service for your Automobile, SUV, Truck, RV, Motorhome or Van, or if you need new tires, wheels, or a smog test, or smog check and repairs in Belflower, California You have come to the right place!
Thanks to the Vaea Family for their contributions to the league. Thanks.
Thursday, May 29
Saturday, January 19
Are You Ready For Some Football?
Thursday, May 29
Bellflower Cheer
On Sunday October 19, 2008, The Bellflower Youth Mascots Cheer Squad competed and did a great job at a competition in Santa Ana. Also, a big Thank You to the Jr. Pee Wee Blue coaching staff and players for coming out to show support for the cheerleaders! Thanks
Congratulations to the Jr. Pee Wee Blue Cheer for taking 3rd place in Dance. Jr. Midget for taking 2nd place in Dance at Sundays Cheer Competition.
Go Cheer!
Monday, May 5
The City Of Bellflower Park And Recreations
We Would Like To Thank The City Of Bellflower Park And Recreations Department For All Of Your Assistance In Making Our Sign Ups a Huge Success!
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