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Military Community Youth Football League

Official website of the Military Community Youth Football League. We offer Football and Cheerleading for ages 5-14.


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Thursday, September 3
2009 Micro's first game at East Lyme

Micro's had there first game tonight at East Lyme, very proud of our boys, we did awesome.MCYFL -6 at East Lyme -18.East Lyme had a deep bench of @ 25 players, and there 1st string of 11. MCYFL has 20 players on there roster. EL played there first game last Saturday and had time to work out the kinks before facing us for our first game.Despite all that we stopped there favorite offensive play the flying V, run up the middle which we plugged up, and held them to little or no gain no matter how they tried to run it. MCYFL held EL to one TD each quarter of the first half and no score in the 3rd Q.EL scored a 3rd time in the 4th Q we stopped all extra point attempts.MCYFL scored a touchdown on a fantastic breakout 40 yard run from #15 Rickie Adams. Great first game to start our season. MCYFL is smaller then any other team in the conference. Where the normal team has 50 or more players to field there A, B and C squads from Military has 20 hard chargers.All the boys did great, but some standouts have to be named.#12 Kale McGillis had 2 sacks and lots of tackles.#15 Rickie Adams with the TD, some great blocks and tackles.#42 Donte Paul with a sack, tackles and forced a fumble for a turnover.#45 Alex Perry Tackles sack and ripped one out of the QB’s hands for a turnover (we just need to teach him to run to the end zone after getting the ball, maybe in tomorrow’s game)#55 Nicolas Aylor shocked us all with the ease in which he penetrated the line, getting in on many tackles and recovering a fumble.#92 Timmy Gonzalez and #96 Sandy Ketchen both where in on many tackles and sacks.The cheerleaders where also awesome and did a great job cheering us on and keeping us motivated.They all did great, and can’t wait for tomorrow’s game at Ledyard. See you all there.Coach Mark 

Hey everyone,
 
It was a great game this evening!  Thanks to all who could make it.  What I'd like to do is each week (if not each game) send an e-mail after the game to give some highlights.  There's lots going on in football, and a lot of things to watch, so I want to make sure that all the players got a shout out.  Parents, could you please pass the word to your kids when you have a chance....
 
First, I want to congratulate all of our linemen.  The attention usually goes to the QBs, WRs, RBs, etc. who are in skilled positions, but as a former defensive lineman I know how hard playing in the pit can be, and often your work gets overlooked.  It takes a lot of guts, strength and toughness to get in their down after down and play some hard-nose football in the trenches. 
 
My first shout-out is to my offensive and defensive Bearcrawlers:  Dalton, Benji, Noah, Cody, Mason, Rollan and Ben.  These are the smallest kids on the team, yet time after time they lined up against the biggest kids and, really, were the key to our defense.  Without them, the game would have gone MUCH differently.  So, great job!
 
Next, Timmy, Alex, Sandy, Taylor and Dwayne, also lineman on offense and defense.  They all played their hearts out, selflessly getting battered and bruised on every down.  Our offensive line took some time to gel, but notice in the second half how many positive plays (including a big touchdown!) we had.  It all was predicated on our offensive line doing their job, and they got better and better with each series.  I really think that if we'd played another quarter, we would have easily scored again, so I anticipate great line play tomorrow.  On defense, each of these were critical to holding the middle, and each had several tackles in key moments of the game.  A special shout to Alex and Sandy who both had QB sacks!
 
Two other offensive linemen deserve special attention:  Nick and Andrew.  They both played center and fullback, key blocking positions and played better than I expected.  And both can run!  Expect to see more running plays for both tomorrow.  As far as defense, they almost constantly pressured the backfield!
 
Fox and Jacob were a diverse pair, playing both outside lineman (bearcrawlers) and safeties, and did outstanding.  Both came off injuries only recently, but you wouldn't have noticed by the way they played!  Expect to see more big plays from them.
 
Our skill players:  Donte, Kale and Ricky.  These were some of our key playmakers, and did a great job running, blocking, tackling and just being all-around good sports.  I could hear each of the opposing coaches say "WATCH OUT FOR NUMBER 12 AND 42 AND 15!!!"  These three give us a great combination of speed, strength and toughness that will, as our team continues to gel, have us scoring point after point (don't be surprised if in one game we have 3+ rushing touchdowns!).  On defense, they were among our surest open-field tacklers.  While the other team scored three touchdowns, that number would have been MUCH higher without their great focus and effort.
 
Lastly, but certainly not leastly, the QB:  Logan.  He was our QB for almost every play, and was constantly under pressure.  He toughed it out, stuck in their, executed the plays and never complained once.  After our offensive line began to gel in the second half, you could see his command of the offense (and the team's confidence) grow in leaps and bounds.  He showed a lot of guts and leadership today and I know he'll continue to do so in the coming games.  He was also our starting safety, and showed no fear when it came to going in for the tackle on bigger kids!
 
All the kids did great!  The experience today was invaluable, and I know that while tomorrow's game will be smoother and quicker, I'm happy that everyone showed real enthusiasm and focus today.  I know I didn't cover all the great plays the kids did today, but we're definitely noticing. 
 
A last shout-out (sorry this e-mail is long) to the other coaches, as well as the dads who were right on the sidelines helping out. 
 
Looking forward to a great game tomorrow!  See you then,
 
Coach AJ



Sunday, August 30
Changes to MCYFL

It is official.  After this year MCYFL will be absorbed by Groton Mystic Falcons.  We have many trials in the past several years.  This decision was made after declining numbers in the past several years.  Several factors contributed to this, but ultimately it was Navy Housing being turned over to private contract.  We will be missed in the conference, and we will miss the conference.  I would personnaly like to thank the towns who were always on our side when it came to conference board issues.  There were several who went out of their way over the years to give us a fighting chance.  Again thank you!  This loss brings in a new era of youth football.  All the towns had better watch Groton now.  There is new blood in Groton/Mystic Falcons!  

   
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