2012 Station Hill Coyotes

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The Station Hill Coyotes Youth Football and Cheerleading program is a non-profit community organization with 501(c)(3) status whose mission is to provide an atmosphere for positivity, teamwork and sportsmanship while developing essential skills and knowledge that our youth will continue to use throughout their lives.    Our mission also includes:

     • Bringing our youth closer together through common interest in sportsmanship and competition
     • Acquaint the players with the rules and fundamentals of the sport
     • Teach sportsmanship, build character and discipline
     • Encourage the players to maintain satisfactory grades in school
     • Emphasize the importance of keeping a proper balance between scholastic and athletic endeavors
     • To promote the physical and emotional well being of young athletes
     • To establish an understanding of the commitment necessary in order to enhance success, both on and off the field
     • To promote improved community relations by demonstrating an interest in the youth of our community

The community benefit of youth sports is hard to measure at the individual program level but it has been researched that young people engaged in sports are more likely to be positively engaged in school, and more likely to resist many risk behaviors.    There is some research evidence that former athletes are more likely to engage in things like voluntarism and voting when they reach adulthood.    There is also practical evidence that sports bring communities together as people convene to watch sporting events and do the myriad things it takes to support youth sports programs.    Taken together, all of these factors argue for the community benefit of youth sports.

Andrew Duke Warren

It is with great sadness that we announce the death of our friend, Duke Warren.

On Friday afternoon, March 23, 2012, Duke suffered a heart attack and suddenly passed away.    Duke had become a very important part of our lives and his passing will leave a great void in all of our hearts.

Over the years, Duke had been heavily involved with youth sports in our community and instrumental in teaching many of our children the values of hard work, sportsmanship, and believing in themselves.

Duke is survived by his loving wife Lori and their two children, Harrison and Sophia.

Lori has requested that in lieu of flowers, donations be made to a college fund that is being set up for Harrison and Sophia.    Checks can be mailed to the following PO Box and sent to the attention of Lanie or Greg Cash:

5016 Spedale Court
PMB #270
Spring Hill, TN 37174

An account for the children's college fund will be set up at Capital Bank (previously Green Bank - Next to Wendy's) in Spring Hill and donations can also be made on location.

Lori, Harrison, and Sophia greatly appreciate and are overwhelmed by the outpouring love and support that everyone has shown to their family during this very difficult time.

We cannot express enough how our hearts go out to the family, please continue keep them in your thoughts and prayers.

our achievements

Winning comes secondary to creating an environment of teamwork and sportsmanship; however, it is still important to highlight the achievements of young athletes when their hard work and dedication provide success.    Within the first 2 years of the Station Hill Coyotes Youth Football and Cheerleading Program, our young athletes have achieved the following through their hard work and dedication.

2011 Football Achievements read more

2011 Cheerleading Achievements read more

Sponsors

Dick's Sporting Goods

D1 Sports - Nashville

Matthews Team Sports

Exit Realty

Redman Lawn Care

Honda of Cool Springs

ASAP Awards

Your Space Self Storage

2012 Football Camp Information

In partnership with the Franklin Cowboys Youth Football Program, the Coyotes are recommending players to participate in the Cowboys Spring camp.    The camp closely simulates the opening weeks of fall practice and is designed to further develop players skills and techniques.    The dates for the camp are:
Session 1: Non Contact | April 30th - May 3rd
Session 2: Full Contact | May 7th - 10th
For additional information and to register for the Cowboys camp:

Our first camp will be held June 19th - 21st 6:30pm to 8:00pm at the D1 Sports Training facility in Cool Springs. This camp will focus on fundamental skills of speed, agility, and power as it applies to youth football.    The cost of this camp will be $35 and each participant will receive a camp t-shirt. Players MUST pre-register for the D1 Sports Training Camp.    Click the Registration link below to access the D1 Sports Traing Camp Registration Form.    Print the registration form and email the completed form to:    D1 Camp Registration Form
Registration forms MUST be received prior to camp.    Payment will be accepted the first day of camp.

Our second camp will be held July 9th - 13th from 6:00pm to 8:00pm at the Coyotes Practice Field (next to the Heritage Middle School football field) in Spring Hill.    This camp will focus on fundamental football drills to help better prepare our players for the 2012 season.    The cost of the camp will be $20 for all registered players with the Station Hill Coyotes Youth Football Program or $35 for all other participants.    Players are to wear t-shirts, shorts, and cleats for the camp.    We recommend that players bring a water bottle; however, water will be provided.    Click the Registration link below to access the Coyotes Football Camp Registration Form.   
Print the registration form and email the completed form to:    SHC Football Camp Registration Form
Registration forms MUST be received prior to camp.    Payment will be accepted the first day of camp.

2012 Cheerleading Camp Information

The Station Hill Coyotes Cheerleading Program is pleased to host a National Cheerleading Association Camp (NCA).    The camp will consist of cheer basics, motion technique, jump class, stunts and pyramids, cheer, chant and sideline class as well as half time dance routine.    All classes will be taught by NCA staff.    This is an open camp; so you are more than welcome to sign-up even if you have not registered with the Station Hill Coyotes Cheerleading Program.

This is an excellent opportunity for all cheerleaders in the community to enjoy the benefits of a National Cheerleading Association Camp without the high cost of an overnight camp!

Camp Dates | July 10th - 11th (8am to 4pm with 1 hour lunch break)
Ages | 5 through 12
Location | Heritage Middle School Gym
Cost | $75 (each camper will receive a Coyotes Camp shirt)

2012 Registration Information

Registration for the 2012 Season of the Station Hill Coyotes Youth Football and Cheerleading Program will begin on Sunday, April 29th from 2pm to 5pm at the Longview Recreation Center in Spring Hill.    The registration fee for the 2012 Season is $110 for football and $145 for cheerleading, which is considerably lower than most other youth programs.

The Station Hill Coyotes Youth Football and Cheerleading Program is open to children ages 5 to 12 who reside in and around Williamson and Maury Counties in Middle Tennessee.    Please bring a copy of your child's birth certificate for registration.

Additional registration dates for the 2012 Season of the Station Hill Coyotes Youth Football and Cheerleading Program are as follows:

     • Sunday, May 6th | 2 -5 pm @ Longview Recreation Center

     • Sunday, May 13th | 2 - 5pm @ Longview Recreation Center

     • Sunday, May 20th | 2 - 5pm @ Longview Recreation Center

     • Sunday, June 3rd | 2 - 5pm @ Longview Recreation Center

     • Sunday, June 10th | 2 - 5pm @ Longview Recreation Center

     • Sunday, June 17th | 2 - 5pm @ Longview Recreation Center

     • Sunday, July 8th | 2 - 5pm @ Longview Recreation Center

     • Sunday, July 15th | 2 - 5pm @ Longview Recreation Center

2012 Golf Scramble

The Coyotes are pleased to announce the 2nd Annual Station Hill Coyotes Golf Scramble to be held on May 18th, 2012 at Kings Creek Golf Course in Spring Hill.

This event will help raise money to fund player scholarships, keep registration fees low, and to purchase new equipment for the league.    We welcome golfers of all skill levels as this scramble is about having fun, raising money for youth sports and spending time together with friends from our community.

Print the entry form and email the completed form to:    SHC Golf Scramble Entry Form
Entry forms MUST be received prior to camp.    Payment will be accepted the first day of camp.

     

Dick's Sporting Goods

The Please join the Coyotes at the Dick's Sporting Goods in Cool Springs on Saturday, June 30th from 10am to 2pm for our annual Station Hill Coyotes Shop Day.    You can take advantage of great discounts on items that you may need for the 2012 season.

All Coyotes participants will receive team coupons for discounts on football releated items and will also receive an Addtional 15% off their ENTIRE purchase.

A Division (Ages 11-12)

A Division (Ages 11-12)

B Division (Ages 9-10)

B Division (Ages 9-10)

C Division (Ages 7-8)

C Division (Ages 7-8)

Pee Wees (Ages 5-6)

Pee Wees (Ages 5-6)

Cheerleaders (Ages 5-12)

Cheerleaders (Ages 5-12)

Football Photos

Cheerleading Photos

Videos

FOOTBALL Achievements

2011 ACHIEVEMENTS

PeeWee Champions - MSYFL Classic
CCC Contenders Bowl Champions - MSYFL
AAA 2nd Place - MSYFL Classic
PeeWee Champions - Tom McFarland Classic
CCC Champions - Tom McFarland Classic

2010 ACHIEVEMENTS

6U Champions - Battle In Rocky Top
PeeWee Champions - MSYFL Division II
PeeWee South Conference Champions - MSYFL Division II
C Division Champions - MSYFL
C Division Contenders Bowl Champions - MSYFL
CCC Champions - MSYFL Division II
CCC South Conference Champions - MSYFL Division II
BBB Contenders Bowl Champions - MSYFL Division II

Cheerleading Achievements

2011 ACHIEVEMENTS

1st Place - Jr Varsity - Battle in Rocky Top

2010 ACHIEVEMENTS

1st Place - Medium Pom Division - MSYFL
3rd Place - Open Novice Division - MSYFL

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Board Of Directors

FIELD DIRECTIONS

FAQ

Q: Is the Station Hill Coyotes a tackle or flag football program?

The Station Hill Coyotes is a full contact competitive tackle football program.

Q: When does the 2012 season start?

Practice begins July 16th with playoffs starting in late October and Championships are in mid November.

Q: How many days a week are practices held?

Station Hill Coyotes teams practice Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 6:00pm to 8:00pm until the beginning of the school year.    Once school is in session, practice days are Monday, Tuesday and Thursday from 6:00pm to 7:30pm.

Q: How competitive is this league?

The Station Hill Coyotes will participate with Mid-State Youth Football League which is a very competitive organization in which teams have gone on to participate in State and National tournaments.

Q: Where can we review the rules/regulations?

The Station Hill Coyotes will operate under the rules and regulations of the Mid-State Youth Football League.    Click the following link for the Mid-State Youth Football League web site:

Q: Is there any additional information I need to know?

The Station Hill Coyotes are working very hard to keep league registration fees as low as possible by our focus on donation and sponsorship efforts.    The fee for the 2012 season is only $110 for football players and $145 for cheerleaders, which is considerably lower than most other youth programs.

FORMS

Forms

Privacy Policy

Your privacy is very important to us.    To better protect your privacy, we provide this notice explaining our information practices on how your information is collected and used by the Station Hill Coyotes Youth Football and Cheerleading Program (SHC).

Personal information, which is readily identifiable to a specific individual, will only be used to perform SHC services to its membership.    Personal information includes such things as an individual's name, address, birth date, email address and phone number.    This personal data may be required for building efficient contact distribution lists to perform league, tournament, volunteer or other SHC operational functions.

SHC does not intend to publicly publish any personal youth player data obtained through its player registration efforts.    SHC does not intend to sell or otherwise distribute personal information collected through the website beyond the requirements of providing timely communications capabilities to its membership.

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