Pacific Youth Football League: Welcome

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The Pacific Youth Football League- Established 1993

Welcome to the web site for the Pacific Youth Football League.  The PYFL has been in existence since 1993 through the dedication and hard work of numerous individuals throughout the league. 
 
The PYFL was formed with the objective of providing our youth with a positive atmosphere and environment in which they could participate in a team sport and still have the opportunity to excel as individuals. 

The objectives of the PYFL are to:

- Inspire youth, regardless of race, color, creed or national origin
- Practice the ideals of health, citizenship and character, to bring our youth closer together through the means of a common interest in sportsmanship, fair play and fellowship
- Impart to the games the elements of safety, sanity and intelligent supervision
- Keep the welfare of the player first, foremost and entirely free of the adult lust for glory



Pacific Youth Football League Divisions
Bantams     Juniors    
Midgets     Pee Wee    
Seniors    

Monday, August 30
Former PYFL Player A.J. Castro Killed in Afghanistan

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The PYFL extends its deepest condolences to the family and friends of former PYFL player A.J. Castro who died serving his country over the weekend.

 http://www.vcstar.com/news/2010/aug/29/westlake-graduate-killed-in-war-zone/



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Thursday, July 8
Special PYFL Deal From the Sports Authority

Special deals for PYFL families!  Check out the attached flyer to get $35 dollars toward The Sports Authority for free!

 You can also print these coupons to immediately save money on purchases at The Sports Authority.   Check out this week's deals!

See the "handouts" section for more deals.


Handout: PYFL Coupons for The Sports Authority

Wednesday, August 4
Key PYFL Dates

August 18 - Book certification

August 21- PYFL Certification

September 11- Opening Day

October 31/November 7- Playoff Certification - THERE ARE NO ALTERNATIVE DATES

December 4- Super Bowl XVIII at Newbury Park High School



Monday, April 26
New Division for the PYFL


The PYFL is pleased to announce the addition of our Gremlin Division for the 2010 season.  The Gremlin Division will be solely for six year olds.  This division opens up an avenue for the youngest players to start tackle football and, since they will not be competing against older players, it continues the PYFL's Philosophy of "Age Appropriate" division breakdowns.  

The Gremlins will have shorter practice weeks and slightly shorter games, but most rules will follow our PeeWee division.


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Tuesday, December 8
PYFL All Star Results

2009 Senior All-Star Game South 24 - North 22

The South stopped the North at the 3 yard line as time expired to preserve a 24-22 victory in the 2009 Senior All-Star game at Calabasas High School.
Results from friendship games:
Pee Wee- Thousand Oaks: 28, Lancaster Jets: 16
Bantam- North Oxnard Gray: 40, Lancaster Jets: 0
Midget- North Oxnard Red: 26, West Valley Rebels: 6
Junior- Calabasas Black: 24, Lancaster Jets: 28


Tuesday, December 8
2009 PYFL Super Bowl Pictures and Raffle Winners


Raffle winners:

2010 Ford Mustang - Louis Pelupessy Ventura Packers
$1500 Travel Gift Certificate - Melanie Gonzan - North Oxnard Warriors
50" Plasma TV - Kevin Parrish - Santa Clarita Warriors

Photos of the Superbowl and the All PYFL Teams are available at: http://johngabel.dotphoto.com.


Sunday, November 29
2009 Super Bowl Results

Games played at Newbury Park High: 

Pee Wee: TO 20 Cam 6

Bantam: SCV Warriors: 18  N Ox Black: 6

Midget: N Ox Red: 28 SCV Warriors: 8

Junior: Cam Blue: 20 SCV Chiefs: 18

Senior: North Oxnard Red: 62 SCV Seminoles: 48


Handout: 09 Super Bowl Brackets

Monday, November 30
09 All PYFL Teams

Congratulations to all who were voted to all-level teams.  Seniors are split into North-South rosters for the All-Star game.
Handout: 09 All PYFL Teams

Sunday, September 6
2009 Invitational Results

Pee Wee: 

Ventura White- 26

North Oxnard Red- 8

Bantam:

Ventura Orange- 8

North Oxnard Red- 6

Midget:

Ventura Orange- 28

Simi Red- 6

Junior:

Thousand Oaks- 32

Agoura- 18

Senior:

Calabasas Black- 36

Calabasas Silver- 8

 


Handout: Invitational Final Brackets

Tuesday, August 1
Injuries Are Uncommon In Youth Football

Click the link to check out this study from the Mayo Clinic. 

Friday, February 16
Former PYFL Star Killed in Iraq

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Lance Corporal Anthony Charles Melia

Lance Cpl. Anthony Melia, United States Marine Corps, was killed in combat in Iraq on Jan. 27, 2007, at the age of 20. Anthony died much as he lived, with passion, bravery, selflessness and unspeakable valor.

Anthony was born Aug. 29, 1986, in Sacramento , Calif. After moving to Ventura County , Anthony played youth football for the Thousand Oaks Titans, then attended Thousand Oaks High School where his traits of passion, valor and selflessness were developed on the football field.  Anthony starred for the Lancers and made many of the friends he held so close to his heart while wearing green and white.  Anthony played the game fearlessly and proudly, battling back from injuries to continue playing the game he loved with those he loved.

After graduation, Anthony's calling took him to the United States Marine Corps, where again those traits were immediately recognized, resulting in his rapid rise to team leader.

Anthony is survived by his parents, Mike and Vicki; sister, Nicole; brother, Daniel; nephew, Nicholas; grandparents Chuck, Joanne and June, and fiancée Jamie Chunko; along with several aunts, uncles, cousins and friends who loved Anthony deeply.

Your prayers are requested for all who knew Anthony and must now show the traits he lived with every day to moved forward without him.

A trust fund has been established in Anthony's name at Santa Barbara Bank and Trust. Anyone interested should contact Adriana Sanchez, Santa Barbara Bank and Trust, 4646 Adolfo Road , Camarillo , CA 93012 ; phone 805-384-5321.  The fund will be used to create scholarships and opportunities in Anthony's name.

The Thousand Oaks Titans will start a scholarship fund in Anthony Melia's name.