Organizational Presentation[1]

8/9/2019 Organizational Presentation[1]

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Organizing Your

Football Program

Kevin Boyd

Co-Head Coach;Offensive Coordinator

Plainsmen Football


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Off Season

December

Off season

trainingMake changesto website

January

Continue offseason training

Plan coachingclinic trips

Detailed inventory


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Off Season

February


MinneapolisNike Coaching

Clinic

March


Plan fundraisers

April


Send letters outfor spring camp

Football ManitobaSuperclinic


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Spring

May


Spring camp forboth Varsity and

JV

June


Send out lettersfor summer

Send out

Schedule ofEvents


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Pre-Season

July


Optional summerpractices pass

skelly & speed

training

August

Begin main camp

Player meeting

Parent meeting


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Schedule of

EventsCalendarproduced in

Publisher to

inform playersand parents of

important dates

and events


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Forms for Player Sign-Up

Player Information Sheet

Equipment HandoutSheet

Master Equipment List

Player Lists

Football Manitoba Forms

Parents Handbook


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Player

Information/Equipment

Handout Sheet

Allows for easy access andstorage of player info

Keep in a binder to helpwith equipment hand-in at

the end of the season

2007 PLAYER INFORMATION

NamePlayer FeePaid $225

Full Part

Address Postal Code

PhoneNumber Date of Birth Age

Height Weight Grade

ParentsNames

Parents WorkNumbers

T-ShirtSize

Pants/ShortsSize

HoodieSize

EQUIPMENT HANDOUT

Equipment List

Equip. #

or check

Date

Returned Equipment List

Equip. #

or check

Date

Returned

Helmet Practice Belt

Shoulder Pads Mouthguard

Practice Jersey Rib Pads

Practice Pants Shoulder Spider

Hip Pads Gloves

Tail Pad Cleats

Thigh Pads Cowboy Collar

Knee Pads Cramer Collar

Girdle Other

I recognize that the above-mentioned articles of football equipment have been issued to me for the 2007 PlainsmenFootball season. I fully understand that I will be held responsible for the replacement costs of any unreturned,damaged (not caused by regular football wear and tear) or stolen equipment. I fully understand that the equipmentmust be returned clean directly after the 2005 football seaso n before I will receive my transcript at the end of thesemester.

Player Signature Coach Signature


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Waiver Form

Have the parents/guardianssign this before the kids are

allowed to practice

Keep in a binder to have at

each practice and bring toevery game

I am satisfied that my son, _______________________ is in good health to take part in thestrenuous activities that are part of Crocus Plains Plainsmen Football. He has my permission toparticipate in those approved physical activities that make up the practice and game plans of theCrocus Plains Plainsmen Football Teamand I absolve the Crocus Plains Plainsmen Football Teamand/or any of its staff, directors, executive, associations, members, sponsors and any coachesparticipating on the Crocus Plains Plainsmen Football Teams behalf, from any and all liability. Ifurther agree with the need to have my child examined by a physician following any illness orinjury as a direct result of football activities, in order to re-establish a bill of good health and thatthis medical examination is my sole responsibility.

Parent/Guardian Na

e:

Parent/Guardian Signature:

Participants Signature:

Participants Medical

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Doctors Na

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Doctors phone

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ergency Contact:

Special Medical Conditions/Allergies:


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2007 PLAINSMEN FOOTBALL MASTER EQUIPMENT LIST

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et#

Shoulder

Pads #Hip

PadsTailPad

ThighPads

KneePads

Practice

JerseyPractice

Pants Belt Girdle OtherDate

Returned

34 80 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

97 97 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Cowboy collar

47 1 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

1 5 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

92 1 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

98 00 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 2

27 8 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

88 87 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

79 77 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

66 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

4 44 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

78 10 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

35 72 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

54 89 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

36 5 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

91 64 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

32 33 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

85 16 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

10 40 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

00 73 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

19 24 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

95 53 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

63 94 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

72 84 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

24 1 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

67 41 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

94 6 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

18 43 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

48 95 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

75 32 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

68 93 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

90 54 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

16 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

Missing info form

Missing equipment #s


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2007 Plainsmen Freshmen

Athletes Name Phone # Address PC Fees Paid Fees Owed FB MB Consent Waiver

1 -$ -$

2 -$ -$

3 -$ -$

4 -$ -$

5 -$ -$

6 -$ -$

7 -$ -$

8 -$ -$9 -$ -$

10 -$ -$

11 -$ -$

12 -$ -$

13 -$ -$

14 -$ -$

15 -$ -$

16 -$ -$

17 -$ -$18 -$ -$

19 -$ -$

20 -$ -$

-$ -$

Player List


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Junior Varsity

The Junior Varsity program is for players in grades nine and ten. This does not mean that players inthese grades won

t be part of the varsity program but this an exception and rarely do they make it to a

starting position. The JV program is meant to develop the younger athletes and prepare them for thenext step to the varsity level.

This year the JV team will be part of a brand new league called the Manitoba

evelopmental FootballLeague. This is a league made up of JV o r developmental teams from Crocus Plains, eelin, VincentMassey and two teams out of

innipeg the Churchill Bulldogs and the Grant Park Pirates.

e are quite

excited about this new league and should provide a fun and competitive league for our younger players.The Championship Game for the M

FL will be played at Canad Inns Stadium, where the

innipeg Blue

Bombers play their home games. The JV squad will also play jamborees against JV teams in the RuralManitoba Football League.

uring practice we have basically two basic elements, individual time and team time. uring individualtime we practice together, both varsity and JV, as this allows the younger kids to develop the same skillsas the varsity squad. uring team time we separate into two different teams so as to compete at a morerealistic and competitive level.

Varsity

The varsity squad is the most competitive team and is comprised mostly of kids from grades 11 and 12.As you will see in our team rules, we have strict attendance policies, which have an effect on whether ornot your child starts or plays. e have open competitions for every position and basically the player whois always at practice and plays the best at that position is the starter. e evaluate the players weeklyand it is not uncommon to have players change positions throughout the season.

The varsity team plays in the Rural Manitoba Football League and has been in that league since 2001. e have had tremendous success in this league and feel that we will have a very competitive squadagain this year. Both JV and varsity teams play 9-man football and it looks like in 2008 the RMFL willmake the move to 12-man football due to the increased roster sizes throughout the league.

Volunteers

e can always use parents to help out with various activities, although we do not see this as mandatoryfor parents, as we understand that you have busy schedules. Some areas that we can use assistance

with are as follows:

y Fundraising including any ideas that you may havey Painting the field we have a field painter that we share with the two other high school

programs, as well as theYFA

y Field set-up and teardown on game days setting out yard markers, etc.

If there are any special talents that you can lend to the team, please feel free to offer. If you can helpout at all please contact any of us on the coaching staff.

Var

ame Schedule

Date Time Home Team Away Team Location

Aug. 31 (Fri) 4:30 Plainsmen Sout estSabres Plainsmen FieldSept. 7 (Fri) 4:30 Neelin Spartans Plainsmen Neelin FieldSept. 15 (Fri) Bye WeekSept. 21 (Fri) 4:30 Dauphin Clippers Plainsmen DauphinSept. 28 (Fri) 4:30 Plainsmen Neepawa Tigers Plainsmen FieldOct. 5 (Fri) 4:30 Plainsmen Stonewall Rams Plainsmen FieldOct. 12 (Fri) 4:30 Virden Golden Bears Plainsmen VirdenOct. 19 (Fri) 4:30 Plainsmen ParkwestOutlaws Plainsmen FieldOct. 26 (Fri) 4:30 VincentMassey Vikings Plainsmen Kinsmen StadiumNov. 3 (Sat) TBA RMFL Semi-Finals TBA

Nov. 10 (Sat) TBA 2007 RMFL Championships TBA

Junior Varsity Game Schedule

Date Time Home Team Away Team Location

Sept. 4 (Tues) 5:00 Plainsmen Neelin NeelinSept. 11 (Tues) 5:00 VincentMassey Plainsmen VincentMasseySept. 15 (Sat) TBA Junior Jamboree Crocus PlainsSept. 25 (Tues) 5:00 GrantPark Pirates Plainsmen WinnipegSept. 29 (Sat) TBA Junior Jamboree VirdenOct. 2 (Tues) 4:00 Plainsmen Churchill Bulldogs Crocus PlainsOct. 9 (Tues) 4:30 MDFL Quarter-Finals TBAOct. 13 (Sat) TBA Junior Jamboree DauphinOct. 16 (Tues) 4:30 MDFL Semi-Finals TBA

Oct. 27 or 28 TBA 2007 MDFL Championships Canad Inns Stadium

Practice Schedule

Pre-season Practices run from 6:30 to 8:30 Monday through Friday In Season Practices run from 4:30 to 6:30 Monday through Thursday, with games normally on

Fridays for varsity and Tuesdays/Saturdays for JV A more in-depth practice schedule is handed outto your child


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Coaches Code of Conduct

1. Winning is a consideration, but not the only one, nor the most important one. Care more about the studentathlete than winning the game. Remember that players are in sports for fun and enjoyment.

2. Be a positive role model to your players, display emotional maturity and be alert to the physical sa fety ofplayers.

3. Be generous with your praise when it is deserved; be consistent, honest; be fair and just; do not criticizeplayers publicly; learn to be a more effective communicator and coach, dont yell at players.

4. Adjust to the personal needs and problems of player, be a good listener, never verbally or physically abusea player or official; give all players the opportunity to improve their skills, gain confidence and develop self-esteem; teach them the basics.

5. Organize practices that are fun and challenging for your player. Familiarize yourself with the rules,techniques and strategies of your sport; encourage all your players to be team players.

6. Maintain an open line of communication with your players parents. Explain goals and objectives of yourorganization.

7. Be concerned with the overall development of your players. Stress good health habits and clean living.8. To play the game is great; to love the game is greater.9. We will coach the game with the principles of sportsmanship in mind.

Parents Code of Conduct

1. Do not force your children to participate in sports, but support their desires to play their chosen sport.Children are involved in organized sports for their enjoyment. Make it fun.2. Encourage your child to play by the rules. Remember, children learn best by example, so applaud the good

plays on both teams. Do not embarrass your child by yelling at players, coaches or officials. By showing apositive attitude towards the game and all of its participants, your child will benefit. Emphasize skilldevelopment and practices and how they are beneficial.

3. Know and study the rules of the game, and support the officials. This approach will help in thedevelopment and support of the game. Any criticism of the officials only hurts the game.

4. Applaud a good effort in victory and defeat and enforce the positive points of the game.5. Recognize the importance of volunteer coaches. They are important to the development of your child and

the sport. Communicate with them and support them.6. If you enjoy the game, learn all you can about the game, and volunteer.7. Practice good sportsmanship with the players and the coaches from opposing teams.

Players Code of Conduct

1. Play for fun!2. Work hard to improve your skills.3. Be a team player get along with your teammates. Learn teamwork, sportsmanship and discipline.4. Be on time for practices and games.5. Learn the rules and play by them. Always be a good sport.6. Respect your coaches, your teammates, your parents, opponents and of ficials.7. Never argue with the officials decision.8. Practice good sportsmanship with the players and coaches from opposing teams.

SIXTEE

TIPS F R POSITIVE PARE

TING INEXTRACURRICULARACTIVITIES

1. Be positive with your athlete ! Let them know youare proud they are part ofthe team.*Focus on the benefits ofteamwork and personal discipline.

2. Encourage your athlete to follow all traini ng rules. Help the coaches build a commitment to the

team.*Seta good example in your personal lifestyle.

3. Allow your athlete to perform and progress at a level consistent withhis ability.*Athletes mature at differentages;some are more gifted than others.

4. Always support the coaching staff when controversial decisions are made.*The coachesneed your backing to keep good morale on the team.

5. Insist on positive behavior in school and a high level of performance in the classroom.*Numerousstudies indicate extracurricular involvementhelps enhance academic performance.

6. Stay calm in injury situations.

*Parents canhelp minimize the trauma by being in control and offering comfort.7. Cheer forour team and players. Opponents and referees deserverespect.*Realize thathigh

school playerswill make mistakes. Your support isneeded during tough times.8. Promotehaving fun and being a team player. Very few high school athletes receive

scholarships.

*Concentrate onwhat is bestfor the team. Preoccupationwithstatistics can be very distracting.9. An athlete's self-confidence and self-image will be improved by support at home. Comparison

toothers is discouraged.*Encourage the athlete to do their best regardless ofbrothers or sisterswho may have been outstandingplayers.

10.Winning is fun, but building positive team values is most important. *The concept ofworking together to perform a task will have lasting benefits. Winning takes place whenallthe little thingsare done correctly.

11.Find the time to be an avid boosterof school activities.*Help build asolid supportsystem for coachesand athletes.

12.Help students keepjobs and cars in proper perspective.*Materialistic values can detractfrom the commitment to the team. Teenagersshould have the opportunityto take advantage ofextracurricular activities.

13.Athletes must attend all practices and contests.*Stress the necessity to make a commitment to the team. Practice is important.

14.Emphasize the importanceof well-balanced meals and regular sleep patterns.*Anathlete functions bestwhen care is taken to consume nutritiousfood and obtainsufficient rest.

15.Many athletes enjoy participating in several sports.*Specialization in one sport may preventanathlete from enjoying great team relationships in otheractivities.

16.Persistence and being able to accept a role is extremely important for the team to besuccessful.*Not everyone will be astarter, but everyone is important to the team. Some players may not develop untiltheir senior season. Encourage them to be persistent.


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FOOTBALL: MORE THAN JUST A GAME

1. Tea" # ork The ability to work with others is extremely important in todays

world.

2. Co$ $ it$ ent Players must be at all practices and follow team rules.

3. Work Ethic Peak physical condition can only be attained through hardwork.

4. Pride in Perfor% ance A feeling of accomplishment is realized through persistent

application of effort.

5. Friendships Lifetime relationships are developed through participation in sports.

6. Achieve&

ent Players represent their communities, schools, and families. A

feeling of togetherness is experienced.

7. Enthusias'

In order to be successful, both football and life must be approached

with enthusiasm.

8. Persistence One learns to get up and go again after being knocked down.

9. Confidence Self-esteem is enhanced through a series of achievements.

10.Athletic Ability The skills essential for football are valuable in other sports.

11.Have Fun! Football is fun to play and exciting to watch.

12.Identity The team provides all participants with a sense of belonging.

13.Courage Performance under pressure helps conquer fear.

14.Challenges Participants learn how to overcome obstacles to success.

15.Better Grades ( umerous studies indicate students active in school activities

perform better in the classroom.

16.Responsibility The game of football holds individuals accountable for their

actions.

17.Success in Life According to the American College Testing Service, participating

in high school activities is the major indicator of success later in life.

TEAM RULES

y Keep up with your schoolwork. Poor grades in school and not completing homework will result indisciplinary actions by the coaches.

y If you don't practice, you don't play. All excused absences must be coordinated with the coaches.If you don't make an effort to attend practices, we as coaches are not required to play you.

y If you skip a class you miss a practice. One missed class/practice results in one missed half ofthe next game. Two missed classes/practices and you are out for the next game .

y What the coaches say goes. Back talking, profanity, or any form of disrespect will result indisciplinary actions.

y Respect other players. Remember your teammates are working with you not against you. Anyunnecessary aggression or violence towards anothe r player will result in disciplinary actions.

y Take care of your equipment. Let the coaches know if your equipment needs repair. This is thekey to safety.

y Wear your mouthpiece when practicing and playing.y Come to practice prepared to work and play.y Learn the rules of the game.y Know the name of each position.y Arrive on time for practices and games.

Equipment Care

Equipment care is very essential in maintaining good quality equipment for you and others to use whileparticipat ing with the Crocus Plains Football Team. The average cost of outfitting you with essential andproper fitting safety gear is around $500.00 per student/athlete. The costs continue to rise each andevery year, so it is necessary for you as the borrower to take full responsibility for your equipment care.Unlike other sports, we do not ask you to supply or buy your own football gear so we need to followsome simple maintenance steps for your borrowed equipment throughout the year:

A) Helmet: Cost $175.00 and upThis is not a devise made to use as a weapon. Fully understand that youll be taught the propertechniques of the game and the use of the helmet other than a safety devise is strictlyprohibited:

Inspect & tighten facemask screws weekly. Inspect & tighten chinstrap screws we ekly.

Inspect chinstrap buckles weekly. Wipe down your helmet weekly (inside & out) with a damp cloth.

B) Shoulder Pads: Cost $175.00 and up Inspect all straps, strings, & clips weekly. Tape all your straps after proper clip adjustment has been received. Wash the molded plastic with a damp cloth.

C) Pants, Girdle, Belt, & Practice Jersey Wash them regularly to keep them from stinking, staining and housing bacteria.

D) Hip Pads, Thigh Pads, Knee Pads & Tail Pads Wipe these down with a damp cloth.


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Plains)

en Football Mentoring Progra)

0 eareinitiatingamentorprogramwiththefootballteamthisseason.Basicallywearegoingto buddy-upanincoming9thgradeplayerwithplayerfromthe12thgrade(possibly11thdependingonnumbers)tohelpthenewplayergetabetterunderstandingoftheteamandtheschool.Areasofconcentrationwillinclude,butaremotlimitedto:

y Day-to-daychat,encouragement

y Helpwithequipmenty

Tourtheschoolandhelpplayerfindclasses(itsabigschool)y TeamupforVarsityGoldblitzandotherfundraisingeventsy Beavailableforadvice

Fundraising

1ith thecostofoutfittingaplayer inverygood footballequipmentbeingaround

2500, it isessential

thatweperformvariousfundraiserstosupplementthefeethatischargedforyourchildtoplayfootball.Othermajorexpensescome in the formof fieldequipment (our five-mansledalone iswortharound26,000) and travel.

1e are also currently trying to save/raise funds to develop a clubhouse for the

programandupgradeourfieldsowecanplayourhomegamesattheschool.Ourmajorfundraisersareexplainedbelow:

Varsity Gold Gold Card

1ehavebeenusingtheGoldCardfromVarsityGold,asamajorfundraiserforafewyearsnowanditis

byfartheeasiestfundraiser,allowingforagoodprofitforverylittleworkandnoexpense.Thestudentathlete is asked to pre-sell 20 tickets for a week before a one-night selling blitz. The card offers

discountsatvariousbusinessesandsellsforapriceof 2 15.VarsityGoldarrangesthevariousdiscountswithlocalbusinessesandproducesthecardsandtheplayerssellthecardsdoor-to-doorforonenight.1 e receive 2 7.50 foreverycardsoldandassumenoneof thecostofproducing thecardsnordowhavetospendanytimearrangingthedealsonthecards. 1 eoffervariousincentivesincludingcash,freecardsandminihelmetstoplayerswhosellapre-determinednumberofcards.

Football Manitoba Raffle Tickets

ThisisanewfundraiserthisyearandhasbeenasuccessfulfundraiserforThe1

estmanYouthFootballAssociation,aswellasnumerousfootballteamsin 1 innipeg. 3 achplayerisrequiredtosellonebookofticketsfor 2 20,astheyarechargedforonebookintheirfees. 1 hentheyselltheticketstheykeepthemoney.TheprizesareforvariousamountsofgrocerymoneyatSobeysandarequitepopular.

Ifyouhaveanyotherideasforfundraisingorwouldliketoserveonafundraisingcommittee,pleaseletusknow.

1earealwaysinterestedinhearingdifferentideasforhowwecankeepthefeeslowforour

players.

Maps toAway Games

Neepawa

Dauphin


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Forms for Practice

Practice Plan

Drill Sheet

Drill Chart

Play Sheet


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Practice Plan 4 Days/Week - Monday


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Practice Plan 4 Days/Week - Tuesday


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Practice Plan 4 Days/Week -

Wednesday


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Practice Plan 4 Days/Week - Thursday


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Practice Plan 2 Days/Week

Time can be adjusted for each of thepractice segments


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Drill Sheet

Have it at practice with youGreat when you need to filla bit of time

Keeps you from havingwasted time during Indy

periods

Helps with development ofpractice plan


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Drill Chart

Have it at practice with youHelps with development of

practice plan

Helps you to keep track ofdrills that have been covered


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24 Slant 33 Slant

Option Right Option Left

Reverse Left Reverse Right

24 Power 33 Power

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28 Rocket Bootleg 37 Rocket Bootleg 13 Dart Pass 14 Dart Pass


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Game Day Forms

Game Plan

Answer Sheet

Game Roster/Score

Sheet

Stats Sheet


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Game Roster/

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ge # Scoring P lay Quarter Time Points

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2 04/17/1991 16

5 7/1/1991 16

7 8/7/1992 1510 6/6/1990 17

19 4/9/1991 16

20 07/24/1991 16

21 08/15/1992 15

22 07/18/1990 17

24 9/8/1991 16

25 07/29/1992 15

27 07/19/1991 16 Scoring Summary - Visiting Team

28 10/30/1992 14 # Scoring P lay Quarter Time Points

29

30

31 05/24/1990 17

33 11/15/1989 17

34 09/18/1992 1435 05/24/1991 16

36 11/14/1991 15

37 12/2/1992 15

40 8/8/1990 17

42 4/1/1991 16

45 09/29/1991 15 Disqualifications

47 01/15/1990 17 # Name Team Time

50 11/6/1992 15

54 05/14/1991 16

55 12/29/1992 14

56 10/22/1993 13

57 06/28/1989 18 Home Score:

6063 Visitor's Score:

64 11/2/1992 15

66 09/13/1990 16 Referee's Comments:

67

70

71

75

77 09/19/1990 16

80 Referee's Signature:

81 01/29/1993 14

82 01/25/1993 14

84 Scorekeeper's Signature:

85 08/15/1991 16

88 10/4/1992 15


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Date: Team: Opponent:

Key to plays: T Tackles; A Assisted tackles; S Sack; s Sack with help; I Interception;X Extra (Knockdown, fumble recovery, blocked kick, etc.)

How to Record: In the columnq

Plays, write down a letter for each defensive play.

After the game fill in the totals for each player and the team totals.

Name # Plays T A S s I X Total

Team Totals for Game

Date: Team: Opponent:

Rushing: In each box enter rushing yards on play circle all TDs

# Name 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Total

Receiving: In each box enter receiving yards on play circle all TDs

# Name 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Total

Passing: In each box enter passing yards on play or anq

X for an incompletion and a T of an interception

# Name 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 A C Yd Int TD Total

Punts Kickoffs

# Name 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Total # Name 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Total

Punt Returns Kickoff Returns

# Name 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Total # Name 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Total

Scoring:r

tr # Name Description Points Score


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Crocus Plains Regional Secondary School

Address: 1930 1stStreetBrandon, MB R7A 6Y6

Phone Nu s ber: (204) 729-3900

Principal: Barry GoodenVice Principal: Ron Cruikshank

General Info:Approximately 1200students enrolled in academic,vocational and/or technical programs

Map of School Grounds & Football Field

1stStreetMaryland Avenue

Parking Lot

Football Shed

Baseball DiamondFootball Home Bench

Seating FieldPractice Field

Visitor Bench


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About the Plainsmen

Team Colours: Maroon & GoldTeam Mascot: Angus theBullChampionshipYears:1983, 1987, 2002, and2005

The Crocus PlainPlainsmen football team has beeninexistence since1978 and

has beeninvolvedwith the followingleagues:y Southwestern Manitoba HighSchool FootballLeague1978 to 1983y Manitoba Midget FootballLeague1984, 1985y Winnipeg HighSchool FootballLeague1986 to 2000y Rural Manitoba FootballLeague2001 to present

Since joining the Rural Manitoba FootballLeague in2001, thePlainsmenhaveenjoyed a 72% win rate. This has been accentuated by the fact that thePlainsmenhave made it to theplayoffineach of the sevenyears in the RMFL,havebeenin three championshipgames andwon two of them.

2007Squad

The2007Plainsmen Football Team sees a number ofreturners ondefense, butnot as many on special teams and the offense. However, there are a number ofexperienced players ready to step into the starting positions left vacant bygraduatingplayers and this shouldprove to be a solid squad.

Recent Plainsmen Playing College Football

Over the years there have been numerous players to move on to the collegelevel of football. These are therecent members to move on:

Year Player Team Location2007 ZachSmith MinotStateUniversity Minot,

tD

2006 Kyle Williamson Mesabi Community College Virginia, Mt

2006tickSumner Mesabi Community College Virginia, M

t

2005 Landon Rice University of Manitoba Winnipeg, MB2003 CraigJago Jamestown College Jamestown,

tD

All-Time Plainsmen Team

During the 1997 Plainsmen Football Reunion, an all-star team was presentedconsisting ofwhatwas said to be the All -TimePlainsmen Team. This honourwaspresented to the followingplayers:Offense

u

uarterback Andrew GrangerRunningBacks DaveBryant andJeff MartinookTight End DuaneBakerSlotBack AlBakerWide ReceiversKelly Ward andBrett

vaisby

Centre Colin HogueGuardsKevinBoyd and DerekSholdiceTacklesPatPink and RobPink

Defense

Defensive EndsScottSchaeffer and Terry WozneyDefensive Tackles GeoffVan Mackleberg and Mike Collyer

InsideLinebackersJeffPorter andScott MooreOutsideLinebackersPat Mosiuk and RobBarkerDefensiveBacks Dwight Friesen, Kevin Grindey and DaveShyiakSafety DannyScott

Plainsmen Football Head Coaches

DougSteeves1978 to 1985; 1987 to 1989Larry Hogue1986Bob v evill1990 to 1996KevinBoyd1997; 2005 to presentJamie Freiheit1998 to present


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2006 Plainsmen Football Review

The 2006 Plainsmen Football team had a regular season record of 5-1 and madeit into back-to-back championship games before falling to the Southwest Sabres43-35 in a very exciting match. It was a successful year that went down to thelast play of the championship game. The team played tough and left everythingon the field.

2006 Results

Date Opponent Score Win/LossSept. 9 Vincent Massey Vikings 46-1

x

Sept. 22 Dauphin Clippers 22-35 LSept. 29 Neelin Spartans 23-14

x

Oct. 6 Neepawa Tigers 29-0

x

Oct. 13 Southwest Sabres 46-26

x

Oct. 20 Virden Golden Bears 42-0

x

Oct. 28 Virden Golden Bears (Semi-Finals) 40-21

x

Nov. 4 Southwest Sabres (Championships) 35-43 L

2006 Plainsmen Aw

ards

Aw

ard RecipientDoug Steeves Award (Team MVP) Blair DinsdalePlainsmen Award (Most versatile player) Jeff CaswellSpecial Teams MVP Ben Van

x

alleghemLarry Hogue Award (Defensive MVP) Tyler StanleyOffensive MVP Nick KopeechukDefensive Lineman MVP Vaughn DaggOffensive Lineman MVP Zach SmithMost Improved Player Ben RandallJohn Flikweert Memorial Award Jamie Nielson(Player who overcomes adversity)Rookie of the Year Shaun DalkeCoach of the Year Corey Dinsdale

2006 RMFL Aw

ards

Aw

ard NomineeOffensive MVP Nick KopeechukDefensive MVP Blair DinsdaleOffensive Lineman MVP Zach SmithDefensive Lineman MVP Vaughn DaggNorris Aitken Award (

x

ell-rounded student athlete) Ethan Russell-YearwoodCoach of the Year Corey DinsdaleRMFL All-Stars: Cody Potter, Cody Powell, Tyler Sangster, Tyler Stanley, Ben Van

x

alleghem

2006 Plainsmen Statistics

Scoring

Name TD FG Single 2 Point Total

Blair Dinsdale 14 0 0 0 84

Cody Powell 8 0 0 1 50

Nick Kopeechuk 7 0 0 0 42

Rory Gowans 4 0 0 0 24

Ben Randall 1 0 16 0 20Ethan Russell-Yearwood 3 0 0 1 20

Ben Vanx

alleghem 1 0 14 0 20

Jordan Chubaty 1 0 0 0 6

Tyson Dixon 1 0 0 0 6

Tyler Stanley 1 0 0 0 6

Kyle Palmer 0 0 0 1 2

Total Points 282

Average Points Per Game 35.25

Passing

Name Att. Comp. Yards % Avg.Ethan Russell-Yearwood 76 43 855 57 19.9

Luke Russell-Yearwood 17 9 136 53 15.1

Totals 93 52 991 56 19.1

Average Passing Yards Per Game 123.9

Rushing

Name Rushes Yards Average

Blair Dinsdale 32 479 15.0

Nick Kopeechuk 72 474 6.6

Cody Powell 55 453 8.2

Rory Gowans 31 182 5.9Ethan Russell-Yearwood 20 94 4.7

Tyson Dixon 14 78 5.6

Luke Russell-Yearwood 11 40 3.6

Josh Mutchler 2 16 8.0

Tyler Stanley 5 15 3.0

Zach Smith 2 7 3.5

Jeff Caswell 3 5 1.7

Totals 247 1843 7.5

Average Rushing Yards Per Game 230.4


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Receiving

Nay

e Catches Yards Average


Ben Randall 9 188 20.9

Rory Gowans 3 124 41.3



Jordan Chubaty 9 108 12.0Cody Silvius 6 38 6.3

Jeff Caswell 1 25 25.0

Brendan Villafanna 1 -2 -2.0

Totals 52 991 19.1

Average Receiving Yards Per Gay

e 123.9

Punt Returns

Nay

e Returns Yards Average

Ben Van Walleghem 15 249 16.6


Cody Powell 2 30 15.0Shaun Dalke 1 9 9.0

Totals 22 339 15.4

Kickoff Returns

Nay

e Returns Yards Average




Rory Gowans 5 13 2.6


Shaun Dalke 1 5 5.0Tyler Stanley 2 3 1.5

Ryan Benedict 1 0 0.0Totals 25 390 15.6

Punting

Nay

e Punts Yards Average


Ben Randall 15 391 26.1Totals 34 1013 29.8

Defensive Stats

Na

e Tackles Assists Sacks INT

Blair Dinsdale 68 33 2 2

Shaun Dalke 39 22 1 5

Dustin Puhach 14 11 1 0

Tyler Stanley 30 27 5 3

GrantFetterly 4 7 2 1

Ben Van Walleghem 25 5 0 5

Braden Cross 2 9 0 1

Vaughn Dagg 9 19 2 0

Anthony M

Kinney 1 5 0 0

Taylor Phipps 2 1 0 0

Cody Powell 4 1 0 0

Cody Silvius 4 0 0 0

Drew Sangster 3 3 0 0

Matthew Hogg 1 0 0 0

Steven Sharpe 2 0 0 0

Zach Smith 1 1 0 0

Jamie Nielson 0 2 0 0

Eric Messing 6 12 1 0

Mitch Lelond 2 1 0 0Rory Gowans 4 5 0 0

Tyler Sangster 4 5 0 0

Kyle Palmer 2 3 0 0

Gabe Smith 2 5 2 0

Peter Munro 0 1 0 0

ScottHorn-Pengelly 0 0 0 0

James Nepinak 2 1 0 0

Jordan Chubaty 1 0 0 0

Cody Potter 2 0 0 0

Cody Silvius 1 0 0 0

ToryAllen 0 2 0 0

Ben Randall 0 1 0 0Totals 235 182 16 17


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Teamsinthe RuralManitobaFootball League

Crocus Plains Plainsmen

Head Coach: Kevin Boyd & JamieFreiheitE-Mail:[email protected]

[email protected]: (school); (KB-W); (KB-H);

(JF-H)

DauphinClippers

Head Coach: Nathan ThackerE-Mail: [email protected] Phone:Home Phone:

NeelinSpartans

Head Coach: Robert CullenE-Mail: [email protected] Phone:Home Phone:

NeepawaTigers

Head Coach: Pat NicholsonE-Mail: [email protected] Phone:Home Phone:

ParkwestOutlaws

Head Coach: Bruce WaddellE-Mail:School Phone:Home Phone:

South

est Sabres

Head Coach: Brian ElderE-Mail:[email protected]:Home Phone:

Stone

allRams

Head Coach: Mitch ObachE-Mail:[email protected]:Home Phone:

Vincent MasseyVikings

Head Coach: Kevin GrindeyE-Mail:[email protected]:Home Phone:

Virden Golden Bears

Head Coach:Doug RoachE-Mail:[email protected]:Home Phone:

League Commissioner:Lorne Lagimodiere [email protected]

Referee-In-Chief:Darren Hardy [email protected]


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Teams in the Manitoba Developmental Football League (JV)

Churchill Bulldogs

Head Coach: Kelsey McKayE-Mail: [email protected] Phone:Home Phone:

Crocus Plains Plainsmen

Head Coach: Wyatt UrbanskiE-Mail: [email protected] Phone:Home Phone:

Grant Park Pirates

Head Coach: Mike KennedyE-Mail: [email protected] Phone:Home Phone:

Neelin Spartans

Head Coach: Robert CullenE-Mail: [email protected] Phone:Home Phone:

Vincent Massey Vikings

Head Coach: Kevin GrindeyE-Mail: [email protected] Phone:Home Phone:


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2007 Rural ManitobaFootball League Schedule

Date Tea s Tea s Tea s Tea s Bye

Thurs Aug 23 eelin @Yorkton

Fri Aug 31 Southwest @ Crocus GrantPark & Churchill @

eelin & Massey

Dauphin @ Birtle

eepawa @ Stonewall

Fri Sep 7 Crocus @ eelin Massey @ Dauphin Virden @ Stonewall Southwest @ Birtle eepawa

Fri Sep 14 Dauphin @ eelin Virden @ Southwest Stonewall @ Massey Birtle @ eepawa Crocus

Sat Sep 15 Junior Jamboree @Crocus

Fri Sep 21 Crocus @ Dauphin Southwest @ Stonewall Birtle @

eelin

eepawa @Virden Massey

Tues Sep 25 Massey @Virden

Fri Sep 28 eepawa @ Crocus Birtle @ Massey eelin @ Southwest Stonewall @Dauphin Virden

Sat Sept 2 Junior Jamboree @Virden

Fri Oct 5 Stonewall @Crocus Virden @ Birtle eepawa @ Southwest eelin @ Massey Dauphin

Fri Oct 12 Crocus @Virden Massey@ eepawa Southwest @Dauphin eelin @ Stonewall Birtle

Sat Oct 13Junior Jamboree @ Dauphin

Fri Oct 1 Birtle @ Crocus Dauphin @ eepawa Massey @ Southwest Virden @ eelin Stonewall

Fri Oct 2 TBA Crocus @ Massey Dauphin @Virden eelin @ eepawa Southwest

Sat Oct 27 Stonewall @Birtle ( PG)

Sat Nov 3 4 @ 1 3 @ 2 7 @ 6 8 @ 5 Se i Finals

Sat Nov 10 RMFL Cha pionships


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2007 Manitoba Developmental Football League Schedule

Date Teams Teams Bye

Tuesday, Sept. 4 Grant Park @ Churchill Neelin @ Crocus Vincent Massey

Tuesday, Sept. 11 Neelin @ Churchill Crocus @ Massey Grant Park

Tuesday, Sept. 18 Churchill @ Massey Grant Park @ Neelin Crocus Plains

Tuesday, Sept. 25 Crocus Plains @ Grant Park Massey @ Neelin Churchill

Tuesday, Oct. 2 Churchill @ Crocus Plains Massey @ Grant Park Neelin

Tuesday, Oct. 9 MDFL

uarter Finals #3 Brandon @ # 2 Brandon Churchill, Grant Park

Tuesday, Oct. 9 Winner of Brandon

uarter

Final @ #1 Brandon

#2 Winnipeg @

#1 Winnipeg

MDFL Semi Finals

Oct 27 or 28 MDFL Championships at Canad Inns Stadium


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Post Season

Season Awards

Team Photo

Take in equipment

Get film ready forrecruiters

Set schedule for off-season training


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Equipment

InventorySheets

Helmets

Shoulder Pads

Clothing

All other equipment

Plainsmen Football Helmet Inventory

Size Total Helmet

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Small

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X-Large

Total

Plainsmen Football Shoulder Pad Inventory

Size Total Shoulder Pad

umbers

Small

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Large

X-Large

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Total


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Plainsmen Football Equipment Inventory

Pad Type Hip Pads Tail Pads Thigh Pads Knee Pads

Total Pads

Girdles Small Medium Large Extra Large

Total Girdles

Equipment AnkleBraces

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ChinStraps

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KneeBraces

Belts MouthGuards

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Equipment WristCoaches

Rib Jackets Neck Rolls Spiders CowboyCollars

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Contact Info:

Kevin Boyd

[email protected]

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