City of Austin Parks and Recreation -- Youth Sports: 2009 Punt, Pass & Kick
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NFL Pepsi PUNT, PASS & KICK
The NFL Pepsi PUNT, PASS & KICK program is a national skills competition for boys and girls between the ages of 8 -15 to compete separately against their peers.
Established in 1961, the PP&K program is the oldest NFL Youth Football program. Girls and boys in four separate age divisions (8-9, 10-11, 12-13, and 14-15) compete against each other in punting, passing and place kicking in a fun and engaging forum.
The PP&K program is free – both to organizers who host a local competition and to every youngster who wants to participate! With more than four million boys and girls from around the country taking part in the NFL Pepsi PUNT, PASS & KICK competition every year from July through January, it is one of the world's largest youth sports participation programs.
This website provides all of the resources you need to get involved!
**Austin Sectional Punt, Pass and Kick**
November 7, 2009
House Park Football Stadium
Thursday, August 6
Competition Rules
Competition Rules
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Participants may register and compete in only ONE Local Competition.
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Participant’s age is determined as of December 31 of the current year.
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NO football shoes, cleats, or turf shoes are allowed. NO bare feet.
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All equipment, other than shoes, needed for the competition will be provided by the hosting organization. Parents/participants may NOT utilize their own equipment. (2-inch rubber kicking tee and side-winding soccer-style tee will be provided by the NFL).
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Each participant will be allowed ONE punt, ONE pass, and ONE placekick as part of his/her competition.
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Scores are based on distance and accuracy. Example: If a participant passes the ball 100 feet, but the ball lands 30 feet to the right of the measuring tape, the final score would be 70 (100 - 30 = 70).
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Scores will be based on exact feet and inches (no partial inches—round to the nearest inch). The lowest score is “0.” No negative scores will be given.
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A participant’s final score is his/her cumulative total for the three individual events. Example: If participant scores 40 for punting, 60 for passing, and 22 for kicking, the participant’s final score is 122.
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If a participant goes over the line before releasing or making contact with the ball, he/she will be penalized five (5) feet. Exception: in kicking, a participant may go over the line without penalty provided the tee is placed on or behind the line.
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There is no violation if the kicking tee is kicked with the football.
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Scores will be determined from where a participant’s punt/pass/kick first makes contact with the ground.
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If a participant tries to punt, pass, or kick and misses the ball completely, it does NOT count as an attempt and ONE additional attempt is allowed.
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If a tie exists for first, second, or third place at either the Local or Sectional, each participant involved in the tie will compete in a playoff to determine the final standings. The playoff will consist of the participants competing head to head in a repeat of all three events. The playoff winner will advance to the next round.
Advancement
- All participants must begin competition at the school level or officially sanctioned local community competition.
- The top finisher in each of the boys' and girls' divisions from the four age brackets of each Local Competition will advance to the Sectional Round. The top finisher is the participant who has the highest final score for that round. Contestants who qualify for the Sectionals must compete at the location to which they are assigned. Each school or Local is notified of the location of the Sectional prior to the competition.
- At the Sectionals, each competitor will begin anew with a score of zero. Only the top five first-place finishers in each age bracket from the boys' and girls' divisions from the pool of Sectional Competition champions will advance to the Team Championship. At all levels of competition, only first-place winners will be considered for advancement to the next level.
- At the Team Championships, each of the 40 competitors begins anew with a score of zero. The top finisher within each age bracket at this level is declared that NFL team's NFL Pepsi PUNT, PASS & KICK Team Champion. The top finisher is the participant who has achieved the highest final score for that round.
- Only the four first-place Team Champions from each of the boys' and girls' divisions of all NFL Team Champions are eligible for advancement to the National Finals. Their scores must be in the top four nationally in their respective age groups to qualify.
- National Finalists are notified at the conclusion of all Team Championships at the end of December.
- At the National Finals, each competitor begins anew with a score of zero. The top finisher within each age bracket at this level is named the NFL Pepsi PUNT, PASS & KICK National Champion. The top finisher is the participant who has achieved the highest final score.
- If you do not receive notification, please visit www.ppk-NFLyouthfootball.com to find your State Chairperson.
Wednesday, December 2
2010 Houston Texans Punt, Pass & Kick RESULTS
Handout: 2010 Houston Texans Punt, Pass & Kick RESULTS
