BRANDYWINE WARRIORS 150’s

There are a few players that DO NOT have their ID’s.  If I did not talk to you to you then you have yours.  You cannot play without one!!!!!

Make up night is Wednesday, Sept. 1 at 7:30 pm at Hockessin Fire Hall.

Practice Game at Norchester Red Knights - 3:00 pm

Meet at Concord at 12 noon

Caravan leaves at 12:30 pm

Directions from Concord: 

Take 202 N to rt 100 N.  Cross over 401 continuing on Rt 100 N for approx 4 miles.  Cross Pughtown Rd.  Agway on right.  The field is immediately on right after the Agway.  Dunkin Donuts across from field also.  Pughtown Road, Pottstown, PA 19464

SCREW-INS ARE A GO!!!!!!  They must be rubber with no metal showing at all.  They can be found at Al’s, Dick’s, Sports Authority or online at whatever brand name cleat you have.

2010 Schedule

DATE	DAY	TIME	RESULT	TEAM	H/A	PLACE
3-Sep	FRI	8:00 PM		MARPLE JR. TIGERS	A	PAXON MIDDLE SCHOOL
12-Sep	SUN	3:00 PM		DREXEL HILL RAIDERS	H	CONCORD HS
19-Sep	SUN	2:00 PM		PROSPECT PARK TERMITES	A	WITMER FIELD
25-Sep	TBA	TBA		ROSE TREE COLTS	A	ROSE TREE ELEMENTARY
3-Oct	SUN	3:00 PM		COATESVILLE KID RAIDERS	H	CONCORD HS
9-Oct	SAT	7:00 PM		OXFORD GOLDEN BEARS	A	OXFORD
16-Oct	SAT	8:00 PM		DOWNINGTOWN WHIPPETS	A	DOWNINGTOWN
24-Oct	SUN	3:00 PM		NORCHESTER RED KNIGHTS	H	CONCORD HS
31-Oct	SUN	3:00 PM		DARBY TOWNSHIP EAGLES	H	CONCORD HS
6-Nov	TBA	TBA		1st RD. PLAYOFFS	TBA	TBA
13-Nov	TBA	TBA		DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIPS	TBA	TBA
21-Nov	TBA	TBA		LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP	TBA	TBA

Spring Camp 2010

Day 1 (6/13/10) 4PM to 6PM:  It was a warm, late afternoon, but it did not deter many young players and serior players from attending the 1st day of spring camp.  It was a great success, with many morem to come.  **Please note: Coach K (Corcord HS Head Coach) will be speaking to the players on June 27th, come listen to some words of wisdom fromm one of the greatest coachers in Delaware High school football!!***

Photos 6/13/10








Brandywine Warriors  -  Bert Bell Memorial  -  General Coaching Overview - 

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Bert Bell ID Night: Players, Coaches and any other volunteer

Day – TimeLocation – Team Schedule
8/11 (Tuesday)At Cardinal O’Hara High School
   6:00 to 7:00Rose Tree
   7:00 to 8:00Haverford
   8:00 to 9:00Clifton Heights

8/12 (Wednesday)At Cardinal O’Hara High School
   6:00 to 7:00Marple
   7:00 to 8:00Greater 69th Street
   8:00 to 9:00Springfield

8/13 (Thursday)At Cardinal O’Hara High School
   6:00 to 7:00Darby Township/Prospect Park
   7:00 to 8:00Drexel Hill
   8:00 to 9:00Darby Township/Prospect Park

8/20 (Thursday)At Downingtown High School
   6:00 to 7:00Coatesville
   7:00 to 8:00Norchester
   8:00 to 9:00Downingtown
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8/26 (Wednesday)Hockessin Fire House
   6:00 to 7:30Kennett Unionville/Avon Grove
   7:30 to 9:00Brandywine Warriors and BYC

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8/27 (Thursday)One location (TBD)
   6:00 to 9:00Ridley Raiders
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 






 
'width' is a duplicate attribute name. Line 1, position 37.The Brandywine Warriors organization has offered youth football and cheer leading programs in northern Delaware since 1963. Our program currently consists of 4 Varsity and 7 JV teams with 5 different weight and age levels for approximately 300 players and cheerleaders ranging from ages 5 to 15. This includes a non-contact flag program for 5 and 6 year olds who want to get started learning the game of football.

The Warriors are a special group of individuals that come together to form a "Family".  Our player are fortunate enough to have the opportunity to play on some of the finest football filed  in Delaware County, while our home field is Concord High School's Game filed. 

We compete at a level that make our players much better, the opposing team will not be a friend, neighbor team mate for another sport, we play teams in Chester Co and Delaware Co PA. 

The coaches are our players coaches all year round.  Do not hesitate to contact us regarding any matter.

The 150lbs. Coaching Staff

Best BELL MEMORIAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE, INCORPORATED

ESTABLISHED IN 1962

The Bert Bell Memorial Football Conference provides football and cheer leading for the Suburban Philadelphia Area, including Montgomery, Chester, Bucks, and Delaware Counties as well as New Castle County, Delaware. The Conference is founded to further the ideals of the game of football at the school level. Its general purpose is to strive to equip boys and girls with the mechanical skills, physical condition and mental attitude necessary for the pursuance of the game at the high school and college level. Also, to teach through supervision and by example the principles of sportsmanship and fair play, without undue emphasis on winning or losing. This program shall be implemented in such a way as to make no sacrifice to scholastic achievement. Contrarily, it shall be the purpose to teach participants that eligibility for athletic activity is based on satisfactory performance in the classroom.

 

General Coaching Overview:

The Warrior 150lbs. staff consists of a core group of coaches (Coaches Mike, Vic, Rich and Matt).  Each has vast experience coaching the great game of football.  The “core group” each have their own roles (also known as “position coaching”) on defense and offense.  The offense & defense are broken down by positions with one coach responsible for the entire team; Offensive Coordinator & Defensive Coordinator.  The staff is very structured to ensure all positions and players receive the proper techniques and fundamentals to make them the best player they can be!!

The entire coaching staff is focused on making each player a better player, but more importantly a better person.  We mold the “boys” into responsible, respectful, dedicated “young men”!!

Make Practice Fun!

Youth football drills will improve the skills of your football team. If you are the coach of a young team of eager football players, the following youth football skills will help you move the team forward into both comprehension of the stances of the on field playing game and the repetitive skills it takes to be a dedicated professional player. Youth football drills should be informative and fun, so you can keep the team players interested while they learn.

Youth Football Drills All Begin With Ready Stance:

The Ready Stance drill teaches one of the proper “ready” football stances. Line up your team into lines and shout “ready”… “stance”. Walk up and down the lines as the players crouch into their stances. Correct any players that are not in the correct position. This is one of the most important, basic football skills needed.