Southern Tier Youth Football Conference is the premier youth football league in upstate New York. The league is comprised of teams from Broome, Tioga and Chenango Counties in New York and Susquehanna County in Pennsylvania.
STYFC has leagues in four age categories: "A"(11-12),"B"(9-10),"C"(7-8), Flag (4-7). STYFC strives to instill sportsmanship, teamwork and integrity within all children that participate in our football programs.
Wednesday, November 25
YOUTH FOOTBALL SAFETY
Doctors Weigh in on Safety in Youth Football
According to two medical professionals, who are also members of USA Football's Football and Wellness Committee, parents can feel comfortable signing up their kids for youth football.
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According to two medical professionals, who are also members of USA Football's Football and Wellness Committee, parents can feel comfortable signing up their kids for youth football.
According to two medical professionals, who are also members of USA Football's Football and Wellness Committee, parents can feel comfortable signing up their kids for youth football.
America's favorite sport - football - is a contact game. It's also one of the few youth sports that employ protective equipment from head to toe to keep players safe.
More than 3 million American youngsters aged 6-14 play organized tackle football, making it one of the country's most widely played sports by kids. USA Football recently spoke with leading physicians about playing youth football.
According to a 25-year study by the University of North Carolina, the number of injuries sustained playing high school football is smaller than other sports, including gymnastics and ice hockey.
Dr. David Joyner, M.D., chairman of USA Football's Football and Wellness Committee, and Dr. John Lehtinen, a sports medicine physician who also serves on the committee, recently shared insight about questions parents frequently ask regarding football.
USAF:
What would you tell parents who are uncertain if their child should play tackle football?
Dr. Joyner: Anything you do in life has risks. There are risks in after-school activities with lots of kids playing on the playground and kids get hurt just by playing. There aren't great statistics that support one way or the other, but there are several activities and sports that seem to be more hazardous. Football seems to be no more hazardous than these other types of activities. Anything you do in life has risks, and football certainly does, but it's not an outlier for kids at that age.
Dr. Lehtinen: I guess it really depends on the child's development and if they have been part of any other sports previously. Try to get a background on what they've been doing and that way you can assess their ability based on their skill level, maturity level and level of interest. It can also depend on if it's the mom and dad that want the child to play or if it's the child who wants to take on this additional activity. I would ask these questions to parents - what's the goal here? I'm more concerned that kids are involved in some type of physical activity, and whether it's organized or not is debatable, but as long as they're physically active, I'm happy having them do whatever physical activity they choose.
USAF:What are the greatest health benefits that youngsters gain by playing football?
Dr. Joyner: I think being active to start with is very important for our youth because our society is an under-exercised, over-eating population, so promoting physical activity is very positive. Secondly, kids learn teamwork, working together, collaboration skills, things that begin to hold up well later in life. A lot of successful people in the world, not that you have to be a CEO of a company to be successful, but many if not most played football and other sports.
You learn many things from coaches - proper technique and position - and hopefully they also learn about hydration and proper ways to take care of themselves. If they incorporate the values that USA Football is teaching, they'll do a good job. I think it's just getting them started. P.E. class in schools is really going down in most school districts and is a problem in other places in the world, so promoting athletic development and other physical skills is important.
USAF: How is football safer than other youth sports?
Dr. Joyner: If you look at statistics, football is not the highest injury sport, it's kind of in the middle of the pack. So football is not alone with injuries, but it's not at the top. Football is a collision sport, but if you look at overall injury rates for various sports, they're not that different.
Dr. Lehtinen: It's probably pretty hard to answer if you're talking about any contact-collision sport. Football is a contact-collision sport, but it's relatively safe. When kids are small, they bounce back quickly. So football would probably be in that same category. It's as safe as any other sport, I don't think I see any more injuries in youth football than I do from any other youth sport or activity - organized or unorganized.
USAF: Is football safe for kids?
Dr. Lehtinen: When you start getting into the specifics, then you get into what level of football it is, appropriate coaching and good techniques with tackling. Technique is so important because it can certainly prevent injuries. So that in my mind is always a big question mark. Parents have limited ability to teach the sport and the techniques and concepts safely.
For the most part, it's a relatively safe sport. Injuries can occur in any sport, depending on the age of the child, and if they're age-matched and ability-matched, you don't see a whole lot of injuries occurring by participating in football. I certainly would not discourage playing football because of a fear of injury occurring. As long as there's quality coaching there and equipment is properly fitted, that will help minimize injuries as well. So, 'Go for it,' is my bottom line. I tend to not be one of those that is going to discourage participating in sports if they have an interest in doing so.
USAF: If you have children, did you permit them to play football? Why or why not?
Dr. Joyner: Both of my boys played flag football when they were younger, and then they both played in high school and college. Both of them played at Penn State as well, and I played at Penn State from 1968-1972.
I made that decision, and my wife did, too. I wrestled and played football at Penn State, and I got injured more and worse in wrestling, actually. But even after all those things, I knew that it was worth the risk and as parents, you look back on all the things that you learn playing the game. I certainly look back at each individual decision, and I'm still very active despite injuries, so I wouldn't change anything because of the things I got out of playing football. It's all about the life lessons I learned that I thought were very, very valuable.
Maybe other people don't feel that way, but for me, I would rather have had the injuries that I had, and I only missed two quarters in high school and two quarters in college, so I didn't have any injuries that kept me from playing. But I look back and I wouldn't have had all the other benefits that came along with it, and you take risks every day.
Athletes that get hurt are de-conditioned and fatigued. You minimize risk by preparing properly and training properly. If you have sound techniques that are taught to you, most injuries are just pure accidents. But if you look at patterns, most head and neck injuries are from improper technique and most of the catastrophic injuries can be traced back to a breakdown in technique. Many of the other ones are fatigued athletes at the end of the game because that's when your risk goes up. Proper attention to your skill set and how you prepare and practice is critical - not just in football but any sport because that's how you minimize your risk.
USAF: In what ways can being active and playing football help youth in other aspects of their lives?
Dr. Joyner: You get the sense of accomplishment - whether you start or don't start - if you look at your progress, and you judge your success on your own improvement. You learn techniques, and it's a mastery of yourself. Through self-discipline, a mastery of yourself and playing for a team, you learn to put the team ahead of your individual person. [Penn State head coach] Joe Paterno said we need to be "we-and-us people and not I-and-me people." Football is a great team sport, and that's something I'll always remember.
Dr. Lehtinen: You learn to work in the capacity of a team, which is applicable when you go to work whatever you're doing for a living. You're learning to interact with people and you learn a lot of life lessons that football can bring and it teaches kids how to take direction and how to work hard. That's the problem - a lot of kids talk the talk, but you have to walk the walk to get better.
Thursday, October 22
Super Bowl XII @ Chenango Forks High School
SUNDAY, 11/01/09
"C"(7-8) 11:00 AM Susquehanna Valley 18 Apalachin 6
"B" (9-10) 1:00 PM Tioga 13 Spencer-VE 12 OT
"A" (11-12) 3:00 PM Susquehanna Valley 20 Owego 18
Sunday, October 11
Playoff Qualifier for 8th seed
"C" (7-8): Owego 19 Newark Valley 18
"B" (9-10): Spencer over Windsor I
Sunday, October 11
2009 STYFC PLAYOFF SCHEDULE
"A" (11-12) Playoff Bracket A:
#1 Susquehanna Valley 25 #8 Apalachin 7 #1 Susquehanna Valley 14 #4 ME White 0
#4 ME White 47 #5 Whitney Pt. 19
#1 Susquehanna Valley
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"A" (11-12) Playoff Bracket B: #3 Owego
#7 Tioga 20 #2 Spencer 14 #3 Owego 13 #7 Tioga 0
#3 Owego 25 #6 ME Blue 14
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"B" (9-10) Playoff Bracket A:
#8 Spencer 18 #1 Owego 0 #8 Spencer 19 #5 Newark Valley 6
#5 Newark Valley 12 #4 Chenango Forks I 6 #8 Spencer
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#2 Tioga
"B" (9-10)
#2 Tioga 32 #7 Whitney Point 12 #2 Tioga 14 #3 Susquehanna Valley 6
#3 Susquehanna Valley 38 #6 Montrose 8 ____________________________________________________________________________
"C" (7-8) Playoff Bracket A:
#1 Susquehanna Valley 52 #8 Owego 6 #1Susquehanna Valley 26 #5 Whitney Pt. 6
#5 Whitney Point 13 #4 ME White 6 #1 Susquehanna Valley
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"C" (7-8) Playoff Bracket B: #2 Apalachin
#2 Apalachin 22 #7 ME Gold 19 #2 Apalachin 33 #6 Tioga 6
#6 Tioga 13 #3 ME Blue 12
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Sunday, October 11
Week 8 Consolation Games 10/18/09:
"A" (11-12) 3:30 PM:
Newark Valley 12 Chenango Forks 6
Susquehanna, Pa @ Windsor I
Windsor II @ Chenango Forks II
ME Gold 27 Montrose 14
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"B" (9-10) 1:30 PM:
Apalachin 40 ME White 20
Windsor II @ Chenango Forks II
ME Blue @ Windsor I
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"C" (7-8) 11:30 AM:
Windsor I @ Chenango Forks I
Windsor II @ Chenango Forks II
Newark Valley @ Spencer
Sunday, October 11
Week 7 Scores:
"A" (11-12):
ME White 26 Tioga 7
Susquehanna Valley 13 Owego 6
Apalachin 28 Windsor I 0
"B" (9-10):
Tioga 34 ME White 13
Owego 13 Susquehanna Valley 6 OT
Windsor ! 24 Apalachin 20
"C" (7-8):
ME White 19 Tioga 12
Susquehanna Valley 27 Owego 14
Apalachin 26 Windsor I 8
Sunday, October 4
Week 6 Scores:
"A" (11-12):
Suaquehanna Valley 27 Spencer 0
ME Blue 19 Tioga 12
Montrose 7 Windsor II 0
ME White 54 Chenango Forks II 12
Newark Valley 28 ME Gold 8
Apalachin 41 Susquehanna, Pa 0
Owego 32 Whitney Pt. 14
Chenango Forks I 25 Windsor I 7
"B" (9-10):
Susquehanna Valley 6 Spencer o
Tioga 24 ME Blue 0
Montrose 35 Windsor II 7
Chenango Forks II 34 ME White 0
Newark Valley 33 ME Gold 0
Apalachin 43 Susquehanna, Pa 6
Owego 20 Whitney Pt. 6
Chenango Forks I 27 Windsor I 18
"C" (7-8):
Susquehanna Valley 28 Spencer 0
ME Blue 21 Tioga 0
Windsor II 1 Montrose 0 (Forfeit)
ME White 27 Chenango Forks II 0
ME Gold 28 Newark Valley 0
Apalachin 26 Susquehanna, Pa 8
Whitney Pt. 46 Owego 13
Chenango Forks I 22 Windsor I 6
Sunday, September 27
Week 5 Scores:
"A" (11-12):
Spencer 30 Chenango Forks II 13
Tioga 12 Apalachin 6
Owego 26 ME Blue 13
ME White 25 Windsor I 0
Susquehanna Valley 44 Newark Valley 0
ME Gold 32 Montrose 24
Whitney Pt. 30 Chenango Forks I o
Windsor II 21 Susquehanna, PA 7
"B" (9-10):
Spencer 14 Chenango Forks II 0
Tioga 35 Apalachin 13
Owego 20 ME Blue 6
Windsor I 26 ME White 0
Susquehanna Valley 0 Newark Valley 0 - To be decided by Overtime session
Montrose 41 ME Gold 0
Chenango Forks 36 Whitney Pt. 6
Windsor II 30 Susquehanna, PA 0
"C" (7-8):
Chenango Forks II 26 Spencer 0
Apalachin 26 Tioga 6
ME Blue 18 Owego 6
ME White 20 Windsor I o
Susquehanna Valley 25 Newark Valley 0
ME Gold 3 8 Montrose 24
Whitney Pt. 46 Chenango Forks I 13
Windsor II 21 Susquehanna, PA 12
Wednesday, September 9
Women's Tackle Football Tryout
THE BINGHAMTON TIGERCATS WILL HOLD AN OPEN TRYOUT FOR WOMEN INTERESTED IN PLAYING NFL RULES FULL CONTACT TACKLE FOOTBALL.
Sunday, September 20
Week 4 Scores:
"A" (11-12):
Tioga 19 Newark Valley 0
ME Blue 6 Spencer 6 To be decided by Overtime session
Chenango Forks II 39 Windsor I 26
Whitney Pt. 40 Apalachin 13
Susquehanna Valley 65 Susquehanna, Pa 0
Owego 26 Windsor II 6
ME White 21 Montrose 0
ME Gold 23 Chenango Forks I 20
"B" (9-10)
Tioga 22 Newark Valley 0
Spencer 18 ME Blue 14
Windsor I 21 Chenango Forks II o
Whitney Pt. 26 Apalachin 13
Susquehanna Valley 38 Susquehanna, Pa 6
Owego 46 Windsor II 6
Montrose 34 ME White 0
Chenango Forks I 56 ME Gold 6
"C" (7-8):
Tioga 20 Newark Valley 12
ME Blue 36 Spencer 0
Chenango Forks II 25 Windsor I 6
Apalachin 33 Whitney Pt. 19
Owego 12 Windsor II 7
Susquehanna Valley 34 Susquehanna, Pa 20
ME White 33 Montrose 0
ME Gold 38 Chenango Forks I 0
Wednesday, October 10
TIOGA-CHENANGO FORKS
Sunday, September 13
Week 3 Scores:
"A" 11-12:
Whitney Pt. 34 ME Gold 6
Tioga 41 Windsor II 12
ME Blue 40 Chenango Forks II 18
Owego 13 Apalachin 0
Susquehanna Valley 33 Montrose 0
Spencer 22 Newark Valley 14
ME White 38 Chenango Forks I 26
Windsor I 13 Susquehanna, PA 7
"B" 9-10:
Whitney Pt. 36 ME Gold 0
Tioga 44 Windsor II 16
ME Blue 19 Chenango Forks II 12
Owego 39 Apalachin 6
Susquehanna Valley 18 Montrose 6
Newark Valley 40 Spencer 8
Chenango Forks I 32 ME White 26
Windsor I 32 Susquehanna, Pa 0
"C" 7-8:
Whitney Pt. 40 ME Gold 6
Tioga 24 Windsor II 14
Chenango Forks II 13 ME Blue 12
Apalachin 24 Owego 0
Susquehanna Valley 48 Montrose 6
Newark Valley 21 Spencer 12
ME White 33 Chenango Forks I 6
Susquehanna, Pa 7 Windsor I 0
Sunday, September 6
Week 2 Scores:
"A" (11-12)
Spencer 23 Tioga 22
Whitney Pt. 46 Montrose 0
Apalachin 27 ME Gold 6
ME Blue Windsor II Reschedule
Susquehanna Valley 34 Windsor I 0
Owego 26 Chenango Forks I 6
Newark Valley 24 Chenango Forks II 0
ME White 28 Susquehanna, PA 7
"B" (9-10)
Tioga 18 Spencer 0
Whitney Pt. 32 Montrose 26
Apalachin 13 ME Gold 6
ME Blue 35 Windsor II 0
Susquehanna Valley 24 Windsor I 6
Owego 14 Chenango Forks I 12
Newark Valley 31 Chenango Forks II 6
ME White forfeit win over Susquehanna, PA
"C" (7-8)
Tioga 24 Spencer 6
Whitney Pt. 51 Montrose 0
Apalachin 39 ME Gold 26
ME Blue 39 Windsor II 6
Susquehanna Valley 31 Windsor I 0
Owego 18 Chenango Forks I 12
Newark Valley 19 Chenango Forks II 6
ME White 43 Susquehanna, PA 31
Sunday, August 30
Week 1 Scores:
"A" 11-12
Tioga 52 Chenango Forks II 18
Susquehanna Valley 13 M-E White 0
M-E Blue 20 Newark Valley 6
Windsor I 12 Montrose 6
Spencer 25 Susquehanna, Pa 13
Owego 32 M-E Gold 13
Whitney Pt. 35 Windsor II 0
Apalachin 31 Chenango Forks I 6
"B" 9-10
Tioga 36 Chenango Forks II 18
Susquehanna Valley 28 M-E White 0
Newark Valley 14 M-E Blue 6
Montrose 26 Windsor I 20
Spencer 33 Susquehanna, Pa 0
Owego 47 M-E Gold 8
Whitney Pt. 43 Windsor II 14
Chenango Forks I 32 Apalachin 6
"C" 7-8
Tioga 14 Chenango Forks II 6
Susquehanna Valley 24 M-E White 14
M-E Blue 18 Newark Valley 7
Windsor I 40 Montrose 0
Spencer 7 Susquehanna 6
Owego 25 M-E Gold 24
Whitney Pt. 38 Windsor II 0
Apalachin 22 Chenango Forks I 12
Thursday, August 6
2009 STYFC FLAG SCHEDULE
2009 STYFC FLAG SCHEDULE Games Start @ 1:00 PM
September 6th
Susquehanna, PA @ Whitney Point
Windsor 1 @ Susquehanna Valley, NY
Chenango Forks II @ Windsor II
Owego @ Chenango Forks I
Tioga @ Apalachin II
Apalachin I – BYE
September 13th
Windsor I @ Susquehanna, PA
Windsor II @ Tioga
Whitney Point @ Susquehanna Valley, NY
Apalachin I @ Chenango Forks II
Owego @ Apalachin II
Chenango Forks I – BYE
September 20th
Susquehanna, PA @ SusquehannaValley, NY
Chenango Forks II @ Windsor I
Windsor II @ Owego
Apalachin II @ Chenango Forks I
Apalachin I @ Whitney Point
Tioga – BYE
September 27th
Windsor II @ Susquehanna, PA
Tioga @ Windsor I
Whitney Point @ Chenango Forks I
Apalachin I @ Apalachin II
Chenango Forks II @ Owego
Susquehanna Valley, NY – BYE
October 4th
Apalachin I @ Susquehanna, PA
Chenango Forks I @ Windsor II
Susquehanna Valley, NY @ Tioga
Owego @ Whitney Point
Apalachin II @ Chenango Forks II
Windsor I – BYE
October 11th
Apalachin II @ Windsor I
Whitney Point @ Windsor II
Susquehanna Valley, NY @ Owego
Chenango Forks I @ Chenango Forks II
Apalachin I @ Tioga
Susquehanna, PA - BYE
Monday, August 24
Weigh Ins @ Chenango Forks, Saturday, 8/29 @ 9:00 AM
Weigh Ins will be held in Chenango Forks High School Cafeteria
Friday, June 26
2009 Southern Tier Youth Football Conference Schedule-REVISED
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Susquehanna, PA |
Windsor |
Montrose |
Sus Valley, NY |
ME White |
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Spencer* |
at Montrose |
Windsor |
at ME White |
Sus Valley, NY |
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at ME White |
At Sus Valley, NY |
at Whitney Point* |
Windsor |
Susquehanna, PA |
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Windsor |
at Susquehanna, PA |
at Sus Valley, NY |
Montrose |
Chenango Forks I* |
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at Sus Valley, NY |
Chenango Forks II* |
ME White |
Susquehanna, PA |
at Montrose |
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Windsor II
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ME White |
at ME Gold |
at Newark Valley* |
at Windsor |
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Apalachin* |
Chenango Forks I* |
Windsor II |
at Spencer* |
at Chenango Forks II* |
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at Montrose |
Apalachin* |
Susquehanna, PA |
at Owego* |
at Tioga* |
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ME Gold |
Chenango Forks I |
Whitney Point |
Apalachin |
Owego |
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at Owego |
at Apalachin |
@ Windsor II |
Chenango Forks I |
ME Gold |
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Apalachin |
Owego |
Montrose* |
at ME Gold |
at Chenango Forks I |
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Whitney Point |
at M-E White* |
at ME Gold |
Owego |
at Apalachin |
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at Chenango Forks I |
ME Gold |
Apalachin |
at Whitney Point |
Windsor II
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Montrose* |
Whitney Point |
at Chenango Forks I |
Tioga* |
ME Blue* |
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Newark Valley* |
at Windsor* |
Owego |
at Susquehanna, PA* |
at Whitney Point |
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at Spencer* |
at Chenango Forks II* |
at ME Blue* |
at Windsor* |
Sus Valley, NY* |
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Chenango Forks II |
Tioga |
ME Blue |
Newark Valley |
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at Susquehanna, PA* |
Tioga |
at Chenango Forks II |
Newark Valley |
at ME Blue |
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@ Tioga |
at Newark Valley |
Spencer |
@ Windsor II
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Chenango Forks II |
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at Newark Valley |
ME Blue |
@ Windsor II
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at Chenango Forks II |
Spencer |
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at ME Blue |
at Windsor* |
Newark Valley |
Spencer |
at Tioga |
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Chenango Forks II |
at Spencer |
at Apalachin* |
at Owego* |
Sus Valley, NY* |
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Sus Valley, NY* |
ME White* |
ME Blue |
at Tioga |
at ME Gold* |
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ME Gold* |
Chenango Forks I* |
ME White* |
Whitney Point* |
@ Windsor II
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Saturday: “C” 3 :30 PM “B” 5:30 PM “A” 7:30 PM (All Tioga & Spencer Home Games are on Saturday. Games at Montrose on 8/29 & 9/19 are Saturday Night)
"C" Level Games @ Susquehanna, PA will start at 12:00 PM
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WINDSOR II SCHEDULE FOR "A", "B" and "C" levels:
8/30: Whitney Point @ Windsor II - 11:45, 1:30, 3:30 PM
9/06: M-E Blue @ Windsor II - 1:30, 3:30 PM - No "A" Game
9/13: Tioga @ Windsor II - 11:45, 1:30, 3:30 PM
9/20: Windsor II @ Owego - 11:45, 1:30, 3:30 PM
9/27: Windsor II @ Susquehanna, PA - 12:00, 1:30, 3:30 PM
10/4: Windsor II @ Montrose - 11:45, 1:30, 3:30 PM
10/11: Windsor II @ Newark Valley - 11:45, 1:30, 3:30 PM
10/17-10/18: Playoffs or Consolation Game
Saturday, August 8
STYFC SUPER BOWL LOCATIONS
2006 TIOGA
2007 SPENCER
2008 MONTROSE
2009 CHENANGO FORKS
2010 SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY
2011 WINDSOR
2012 OWEGO
2013 WHITNEY POINT
2014 SPENCER
2015 MONTROSE
2016 APALACHIN
2017 NEWARK VALLEY
2018 SUSQUEHANNA, PA
2019 ENDWELL
2020 TIOGA
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2009 TEAM CONTACTS
Susquehanna, PA Chip Burdick 570-727-3722 burdick@nep.net
Owego Bob Knox 223-4379 bknox72@yahoo.com
Spencer-Van Etten Jim Bergmark 589-7967 jbbuck69@aol.com
Tioga Don Dunbar 857-4296 twind44@hotmail.com
Newark Valley Mark Hofmier 642-8193 hoffmier42@yahoo.com
Maine-Endwell Blue Damon Beers dbeers24@yahoo.com
Maine Endwell Gold Damon Beers dbeers24@yahoo.com
Apalachin Steve Bundy 687-0060 Ebundy1@stny.rr.com
Chenango Forks 1 Jamie Allen 648-5122 mamba244@aol.com
Whitney Point Jim Hundley 723-5153 stealth2828@yahoo.com
Windsor Mark Morgan 467-1892 dillonjames0521@hotmail.com
Maine-Endwell White Damon Beers dbeers24@yahoo.com
Susquehanna Valley Paul Novobilski 723-2068 novo4173@aol.com
Chenango Forks 2 Jamie Allen 648-5122 mamba244@aol.com
Montrose Frank Benequisto 607-727-9448 giants1905@epix.net
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