Allegany Campers Football: Grid Iron Club/News
The Allegany High School Grid Iron Club
Did you ever wander how the Allegany Campers Football team get all those wonderful shirts, nicknacks, sweaters, blankets, teddy bears and all the other neat items that is sold at most athletic events?
It is the GRID IRON Club that supports the activities of the football team and provides for the needs of the team. Little things like providing fruit at the summer practices, pizza after all the games, rings and jackets for the championship teams and much more that many of us will never comprehend.
The Grid Iron Club is one of those "behind the scenes" activities that not many people hear about but, provide more to those players and families than most people will ever realize.
This part of the site is currently under construction, however, will be up and running very soon for all to see exactly what the Grid Iron is all about. So...come back often and buy Grid Iron.
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Thursday, June 22
GRID IRON CLUB'S "ALL YOU CAN EAT"...SPAGHETTI DINNER
ARE YOU HUNGRY! ARE YOU REALLY, REALLY HUNGRY!!
Well Camper fans, here is your chance to fill that need to exceed...your belt size that is, and it is all to support Our Camper Football team to boot. The Allegany High School Grid Iron Club is having a "Spaghetti Dinner" to support the up and coming 2006 version of the Allegany Campers Football team. Join the Grid Iron members, Camper football fans and just plain spaghetti lovers at the Democrats Club for Norma's Famous Spaghetti and the chance to win lots of Great Door Prizes including at 2005, Allegany Campers, Undefeated, 14-0 season signed football...something that will be worth its weight in gold in a few years. Here is a few items you need to know;
When: Saturday, July 8th, 2006...from 2 p.m to 6 p.m.
Where: CUMBERLAND DEMOCRAT CLUB...201 Valley St., Cumberland.
Costs: $5.00 in advance $6.00 at the door
There is even a delivery: CALL 301-722-7900
HELP US GET OUR 2006 FOOTBALL TEAM OFF ON THE RIGHT FOOT. SUPPORT YOUR CAMPERS WHILE YOU EAT ALL THE SPAGHETTI YOU CAN.
Come Hungry, we have lots of noodles to go around.
Thursday, May 25
THE "BIG BLUE" GOLF CLASSIC COMING IN JULY
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The four-man best ball tournament will use the Oldsmobile format with a shotgun start.
The cost is $65 dollars per player or $260 per team. Mulligans and powerballs will be available at registration and there will be a closest to the pin contest on all par threes and two longest drive contests.
Lunch will be served at the clubhouse following the competition and refreshments will be provided on the course.
The Allegany High School Gridiron Club is soliciting teams as well as tee and green sponsors. Anyone wishing to enter a team or sponsor a tee or green should contact Gary White at mdjc222@yahoo.com.
COME OUT AND SUPPORT THE ALLEGANY HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM AND THE GRID IRON CLUB.
Friday, June 9
6th ANNUAL TRI-STATE FOOTBALL CAMP COMING IN JULY
TO BE A CHAMPION, YOU HAVE TO TRAIN LIKE A CHAMPION! TO TRAIN LIKE A CHAMPION, YOU HAVE TO BE TRAINED BY CHAMPIONS!
With those two statements above, the Allegany Campers 2005 State Champion football team begins another year of football with the annual Tri State Area Football Camp. Although many of the seniors of the 2005 team are not available anymore due to graduation, the 2006 version will now begin to start toward M&T Bank again this season. Having said that, to remain a competitive team, you have to train your up and coming players to know how to play the game as well as being able to learn the game. Hence, the Tri-State Football Camp.
The Sixth Annual Tri-State Area Youth Football Camp will be held July 17-18 from 6-8 p.m. and July 19 from 5:30-8 p.m. at Allegany High School in Cumberland.
The camp will be presented by the Allegany High School Maryland State Champion football players and coaching staff under the direction of Head Coach Tom Preaskorn. The camp is open to all youths who will be in grades K-8 during Fall 2006.
The camp offers beginners and introduction to the basic fundamentals of football and offers the experienced player an opportunity to develop and improve skills. There will be competitions and prizes nightly following the instructional stations. All Pee Wee and CAYFL players are encouraged to attend, as well as any child wanting to try the game for Possible participation in organized teams. No previous football experience is needed, and there is no weight/size limit.
Preregistration is required and will be held June 10 and 24 from 10 until noon at Allegany in front of the gymnasium. The cost of the camp is $30 ($25 for siblings) and includes a camp shirt and insurance. A discount will be given for team participation in the camp. For more information, call Beth Cross or contact the web master at; jailer@atlanticbb.net.
This is a great chance for all those young players to improve their game, their fundamentals and attitude to play the tough game of football.
Good Luck to all participants in this years camp.
Saturday, June 24
FOOTBALL PROGRAM AD'S FOR THE 2006 SEASON
The Grid Iron Club is currently taking ads for the fall football program. If you are interested in placing an ad or a memorial in the fall football program, please contact Teresa Fadley at 301-729-0883. Pictures are allowed with the ads, and we would appreciated receiving your ad by July 10, 2006. The prices of the ads are as follows:
- 1 Full Page - $100.00
- 1/2 page - $55.00
- 1/4 page - $30.00
WHOLLY COW CAMPER FANS...THIS JUST IN!!!
The Grid Iron Club has just extended receiving date to July 24, 2006 to ensure that all venders and advertisers that want to get into the Football Programs, can. REMEMBER, THE NEW ENDING DATE FOR ADDS IN THE ALLEGANY FOOTBALL PROGRAM IS NOW... July 24, 2006. Get your in there now!
Thursday, August 17
GRID IRON CLUB FOOTBALL PICNIC FOR PLAYERS AND PARENTS
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The menu will include chicken nugget trays, pizza, and hoagies with beverages provided by Coca Cola. The cost is $5.00 per family, while there is no cost for players. A letter will be sent to parents, who should RSVP to Tina Orange in order to aid in the Gridiron Club in purchasing the correct quantities of food.
Freshmen and sophomores players are asked to bring a dessert, and junior players are to bring potato chips or another snack.
The Mission of the Gridiron Club is to provide funds and manpower to support the football program at Allegany high School. The club is open for membership to all interested parties.
