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Welcome to NHYFSC Website
Welcome to the website of the NHYFSC. The New Hampshire Youth Football & Spirit Conference provides over 4000 boys and girls the opportunity to participate in youth football and cheerleading.
 
The purpose of this site is to provide parents, players / cheerleaders, and the general public with up to date conference news, information, schedules, game results, directions and much much more.

Check back often for the latest information.
 
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Dick's Sporting Goods provides NHYFSC Special Offers
by posted 05/11/2012
 
Dick's Sporting Good is offering all members of the NHYFSC Special Offers on equipment, apparel and accessories for football and cheerleading.

Offers valid from March 13, 2012 to December 31, 2012

Click on the images below to download the coupons:

FOOTBALL CHEERLEADING

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Free Care for Our Athletes
by posted 04/14/2012
 
Safe Sports Network offers FREE sports physicals each June and a FREE walk-in clinic for sports injuries.

Located at NH Musculoskeletal Institute on 35 Kosciuszko St., Manchester, NH 03101. Phone number is 603-627-9728.

They offer: (click on the links for additional information)
a FREE walk-in clinic for sports injuries
a FREE sports physicals each June

Their mission is to take care of young athletes, something they have been doing in the greater Manchester and Salem areas for 20 years.

Contact Stephen Traynor, ATC, NHLAT at the above number with any questions. You can also email him at
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Mt. Washington Valley joins the NHYFSC
by posted 03/26/2012
 
We are very excited to announce Mt Washington Valley Football as the 27th member assocaition of the NHYFSC.

At the March president's meeting Andy Pepin, president of Mt. Washington Valley petitioned for membership into the conference. The presidents voted unanimously to accept Mt. Washington Valley as their newest member association.

Mt. Washington Valley will be joining the conference with the 8th grade division to start. They will be also accepting registrations at the younger grade levels.

Vice President, Thom Pollard is quoted as stating, "In AYF’s All-American Division, there are no weight restrictions. Eligibility is based on grade alone. While Mt. Washington Valley will compete in the 8th grade division, younger players are encouraged to sign up. As always, Mt. Washington Valley guarantees playing time for every student, regardless of ability or experience."

A few of the reasons Mt. Washington Valley choose the NHYFSC is we are a fully grade based conference without weight restrictions. We offer a highly competitive 8 game regular schedule, state playoffs, region and national championships. We also offer an Academic Achievement program providing academic recognition and scholarships for post-secondary school, just to name a few of the advantages.

We look forward to a very exciting 2012 season.

NHYFSC State Board
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NH brings home the trophies at AYF/C National Champions
by posted 12/11/2011
 
New Hampshire will bring home some extra luggage from Orlando, Florida.

American Youth Football and Cheer National Championship week came to a close tonight after the cheerleading championship was completed.

All the teams will be heading home and putting their football and cheerleading uniforms away for the season.

The NHYFSC wants to CONGRATULATE the following teams on a fantastic job:

FOOTBALL:

3rd Place - Pelham Razorbacks - Grade 5

3rd Place - NHYFSC All Stars

CHEER:

3rd Place - Nashua Elks Crusaders Division 10 Large Red

4th Place - Bedford Jaguars Division 10 Small Red

6th Place - Manchester South Sabres Division 10 Small Red

1st Plase - Hudson Litchfield Bears Division 12 Large Red

4th Place - Bedford Jaguars Division 12 Large Red

2nd Place - Manchester South Sabres Division 13 Small Red

4th Place - Goffstown Screamin Eagles Division 13 Large Blue

5th Place - Nashua PAL Force Division 13 Large Blue

3rd Place - Nashua Pal Force Division 15 Large Blue

The NHYFSC congratulate all the teams from New Hampshire and the New England region that participated in the week long event.

Everyone did a great job!!

NHYFSC State Board
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Welcome Kingswood Lancers
by posted 12/01/2011
 
The New Hampshire Youth Football & Spirit Conference Welcomes the Kingswood Lancers.
 
Mary DeMasi, president of the Kingswood Lancers submitted a request for acceptance into the conference. The Lancer’s were looking for an affiliation that is all inclusive in its approach of providing opportunities for football and cheer. The Lancer association believes the grade based unlimited weight offered by the NHYFSC will be the best option for the growth of their association.
 
The NHYFSC presidents voted unanimously to accept the Kingswood Lancers as a member association.
 
The Lancers will be joining the conference for the 2012 season. They will serve the children of Governor Wentworth Regional School District and surrounding towns.

NHYFSC
State Board
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CONGRATULATIONS to all the NH Teams
by posted 11/28/2011
 
The NHYFSC wants to congratulate all the football and cheerleading teams that participated in the 2011 AYF/C New England Region Championships this past weekend.

The following teams have been crowned 2011 Region Champions.

FOOTBALL:
Pelham Razorbacks Grade 5

CHEER:
Division 10 Small Red
1st Place - Bedford Jaguars
2nd Place - Manchester South-West Sabres

Division 10 Large Red
1st Place - Nashua Elks Crusaders

Division 12 Large Red
1st Place - Bedford Jaguars
2nd Place - Hudson Litchfield Bears

Division 13 Small Red
1st Place - Manchester South-West Sabres

Division 13 Large Red
2nd Place - Bedford Jaguars
3rd Place - Hudson Litchfield Bears

Division 13 Large Blue
1st Place - Nashua Pal Force
3rd Place - Goffstown Screamin Eagles

Division 15 Large Blue
1st Place - Nashua Pal Force

Each team has the opportunity to advance to American Youth Football Championship in Florida the week of December 4th.

Congratulations and Good Luck
 

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NHYFSC Teams Advance to AYF NE Region Championship Finals
by posted 11/21/2011
 
On Sunday, November 20th NHYFSC Football Champions faced off against Central Mass Champions.

The Pelham Razorbacks Grade 5, Pelham Razorbacks Grade 6, Bedford Jaguars Grade 7 and Manchester East Cobras Grade 8, each took the field for the opportunity to advance to AYF New England Region Championship games to be crowned the AYF New England Region Champion.
 
The following teams will advance to Doyle Field in Leominster, MA on Saturday, November 26th for their chance to become the 2011 New England Region Champion.

Grade 4 - Londonderry Wildcats
Grade 5 - Pelham Razorbacks
Grade 6 - Pelham Razorbacks
Congratulations to each team for making it to the New England Regional Championship games.
 
Come support your teams on Saturday, November 26th at Doyle Field.
 
Check out the latest information on the regional finals and cheer competition at www.newenglandregionals.com
 
Congratulations and Good Luck to all the NHYFSC Football Teams and Cheer Squads that will participating in the weekends championship events.

NHYFSC State Board

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NHYFSC STATE FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS
by posted 11/06/2011
 
On Sunday, November 13 the NHYFSC State Football Championship games will be held at Stellos Stadium in Nashua and Don Ball Park in Derry.

Stellos Stadium - Nashua, NH
  8:00 am ~ D1 ~ Grade 4 ~ Pelham Razorbacks vs Londonderry Wildcats
10:00 am ~ D1 ~ Grade 5 ~ Pelham Razorbacks vs Nashua Elks Crusaders
12:00 pm ~ D1 ~ Grade 6 ~ Goffstown Screamin Eagles vs Pelham Razorbacks 
  2:00 pm ~ D1 ~ Grade 8 ~ Manchester East Cobras vs Pelham Razorbacks
 
The following are rules and expectations of Stellos Stadium:
a) local ordinances restrict air horns, bugles, and other types of horns from being used.
b) game announcing cannot take place until Noon
c) animals are not permitted on site
d) smoking is not permitted within the facility.
 

Don Ball Park - Derry, NH
  9:00 am ~ D2 ~ Grade 5 ~ Laconia Chiefs vs Windham Wolverines
11:00 am ~ D2 ~ Grade 6 ~ Windham Wolverines vs Monadnock Mountaineers
  1:00 pm ~ D1 ~ Grade 7 ~ Bedford Jaguars vs Salem Rams
 
(click on the name of the field for directions)

As the NHYFSC and AYF are volunteer based organizations there will be an entrance fee of $3.00 for adults and $1.00 for children ages 2 - 15, children under 2 free.

The winners of the D1 games will be advancing to the American Youth Football New England Region Semi-Final round to be held in New Hampshire either November 19th or November 20th.
 
Winners of these games will advance to the New England Region Championship round to be held in Leominster, MA on Saturday, November 26th.

The New England Region Champions are eligible to participate in the American youth Football Championship week in Kissimmee Florida.
 
Congratulations to each team for making it to the State Championships
NHYFSC
State Board

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Cheerleading Champions Announced
by posted 11/05/2011
 
Tammy Gagne, Cheer Coordinator for the NHYFSC is pleased to announce the Annual Cheerleading Competition results.

The NHYFSC CONGRATULATE all the cheer squads for a wonderful performance at our state cheerleading championships. The cheer squads did a fantastic job!!

The NHYFSC State Cheerleading Champions:

Division 8 Small
1st Place ~ Manchester South-West
2nd Place ~ Londonderry Wildcats
3rd Place ~ Bedford Jaguars

Division 8 Large
1st Place ~ Nashua Pal Force
2nd Place ~ Hudson Litchfield Bears
3rd Place ~ Derry Demons

Division 10 Small
1st Place ~ Bedford Jaguars
2nd Place ~ Manchester East Cobras
3rd Place ~ Manchester South-West

Division 10 Large
1st Place ~ Nashua Elks Crusaders
2nd Place ~ Derry Demons
3rd Place ~ Nashua Pal Force

Division 12 Small Red
1st Place ~ NorRock Vikings
2nd Place ~ Manchester South-West
3rd Place ~ Plymouth Huskies

Division 12 Large Red - CORRECTION
1st Place ~ Bedford Jaguars
2nd Place ~ Hudson Litchfield Bears
3rd Place ~ Derry Demons
**There was an error in reporting the winner of the 3rd place team. We apologize to both cheer squads, associations and families for the confusion this error cause.

Division 12 Large Blue
1st Place ~ Londonderry Wildcats

Division 13 Small Red
1st Place ~ Manchester South-West
2nd Place ~ Monadnock Mountaineers
3rd Place ~ Hollis Brookline Jr Cavaliers

Division 13 Large Red
1st Place ~ Bedford Jaguars
2nd Place ~ Hudson Litchfield Bears
3rd Place ~ Londonderry Wildcats

Divison 13 Large Blue
1st Place ~ Nashua Pal Force
2nd Place ~ Goffstown Screamin Eagles
3rd Place ~ Salem Rams

Division 15 Large Red
1st Place ~ NorRock Vikings

Division 15 Large Blue
1st Place ~ Nashua Pal Force


The Tiny Mite cheer teams, Bedford Jaguars, NorRock Vikings, Salem Rams ad Windham Wolverines  attended the days events. Each team was presented with a trophie for a job well done.

The squads are eligible to compete in the AYF/AYC New England Regional Championships in Worcester, Massachusetts at the DCU Center on Sunday, November 27, 2011. The New England Region Competition will include squads from Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire.

Squads placing at Regionals for their division are eligible to compete at the American Youth Cheer National Competition in Florida in December.

For additional information and to get all the latest news regarding the New England Region Championships visit the website at New England Region

We apologize for any confusions caused by any errors or omissions to the list of champions.

Good Luck to all our advancing cheerleading squads.
NHYFSC State Board
   

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AYF/AYC 2011 Cheer Divisions Announced
by DSmith posted 01/23/2011
 

During the AYF / AYC National Leadership meeting there was representation from the majority of the regions. The representatives present collaborated and came up with a very solid divisional layout for the 2011 season and beyond. With follow up conversations with those unable to attend the national meeting they believe the new divisions will promote growth not only for AYC but the local association as well. These new divisions will also easily transition new organizations coming on board.

Click here to check out the 2011 Divisions


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Exciting News - Read All About It
by DSmith posted 12/27/2009
 

New Hampshire Youth Football & Spirit Conference changed to a GRADE-BASED structure!!!

Beginning with the 2009 season our playing format changed to the American Youth Football (AYF) ALL-AMERICAN DIVISION.

The New Hampshire Youth Football & Spirit Conference (NHYFSC) member association presidents approved and voted on restructuring the football program to a Grade-Based format after much research and reviewing youth football national trends.

Bill Brown, National Football Commissioner for AYF, the largest youth football and cheer organization in the country, met with member associations and presented the All-American Division format, which has been offered by AYF for years.

In the past, the NHYFSC offered football in an age/weight restricted format. While this was well suited at the time, the Grade-Based format represents a more natural progression and development for today’s youth football players. The Grade-Based program will better align us with national trends and create a true feeder program for all of our High Schools.


What is the All American Division?
  • The All American Division is a Grade-Based program that fosters participants in the same grade of similar age to play together. This will provide consistency and continuity for the players and teams through the 8th grade and onto high school. It is our belief that this change will strengthen our overall football program.
 
What is Grade Based?
Grade based is a grade appropriate division, protected by age without weight restrictions. The participants of this division will be together with the same children they play baseball, basketball, soccer, lacrosse, etc. The same children they attend class with and play together at home in their back yards with. They will be with their peers at all times, in fact they’re with their peers from the 1st grade right up to 8th grade and onto high school. Click here to view the Grade Level Chart.


Why Grade Based?
The program is socially correct. You have parity at every level, each child moves with their respective team. With a grade based program you don’t have a child playing at one level this year and then have to jump up 2 levels the following year because of a growth spurt. Every child can play at the appropriate grade level. As the children progress through the program and move onto high school they know they can play with kids of all sizes
What the NHYFSC has to offer?
  • 6th Grade through 8th Grade – The new Varsity/Jr. Varsity program offered at the Middle School level will help transition players to a higher level of competition prior to moving onto high school. They will continue to play national federation rules.
  • 4th Grade through 6th Grade – Individual teams can be formed at each of the three competitive grade levels (4th, 5th and 6th). Participate in a schedule that leads to state playoffs and the opportunity to advance to regional and national championships. They will continue to play national federation rules.
  • Instructional – A combination of the 1st, 2nd and 3rd grades. This level will continue as our instructional level so the participants can learn and develop the skills they need to play the game of contact football.
  • Flag Football, introduced in 2008, will continue to be offered to our participants ages 5 to 7. The level came about based on trends and parents request. The focus of the level is to provide a safe controlled environment to introduce these younger participants to teamwork and the game of football.
 
All other aspects of the conference will continue to operate in the same great manner. The NHYFSC mission is to provide an opportunity for the children to participate in a safe, structured environment that supports sportsmanship, healthy competition and academic achievement. Cheerleading will continue to follow the AYF/AYC Nationally published division format.
 
This is a very exciting time for the New Hampshire Youth Football & Spirit Conference, its member associations and the children of New Hampshire. This progressive change will provide all children the opportunity for improvement, expansion and advancement, within a more appropriately structured format.

Click on the Members tab to the left to find and register with an association in your area.

Sincerely
NHYFSC and Member Associations

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Check us out on Facebook
by DSmith posted 01/01/2009
 

Click here to go to the NHYFSC Facebook Fan page


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posted 01/01/2009
 

NHYFSC is affiliated with American Youth Football. NHYFSC is not affiliated with Pop Warner.
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2010 AYF Academic Achievement award presented to the NHYFSC

2010 AYF Volunteer of the Year award presented to Deb Smith, NHYFSC Secretary

2010 Robert Schiavoni, NHYFSC Vice-Commissioner inducted into the AYF Hall of Fame.

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