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Welcome to the # 1 youth football program in Delaware!
We are currently accepting registration for football players ranging in age 5 to 14. We welcome all levels of play from beginner to experienced at each age group. Currently we have over 400 football players registered for the 2009 season. Practice will begin on August 1st. Currently we still have room, but as the registration process continues and rosters become complete, those age groups will then be closed.
For information regarding football contact: Ken Anderson at KACAVS@YAHOO.com
***** Be advised that due to overwhelming emails to our organization we will try to get to you as soon as possible. If you need IMMEDIATE assistance please call 302-345-6182 *******
"The warrior spirit reminds me that no one can stop me today: That this is my day. Hidden inside of me is a warrior who reacts on instinct waiting to be released. As I buckle my chinstrap, instinct consumes my body and mind, knowing that I have worked harder and prepared myself to conquer the player across from me. Fatigue plays no favorites in football. Fatigue only fears those who have worked hard in the days before the game. I visualize myself making plays only champions could make. The battlefield is made up of warriors that play an intense game based upon the elements of speed, strength and endurance".
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Get Fit Youth Camp
Nationally Certified Personal Trainers Tone & Condition, Inc. (established in 1997), will be teaching Basic Speed, Agility, Resistance Training, Balance and Flexibility Drills and Skills. Many of these skills learned can be utilized in all sports and activities. The area's leading expert, Dr. Calvin T. Wilson of The Next Level, will be presenting Basic Healthy Nutrition Guidelines on Sports Performance and Sports Nutrition and how our mind and bodies are affected. We will be integrating New and Innovative tools and equipment into our exercises, drills, skills and presentations for the youth to learn.
Camp Dates: Saturday & Sunday, July 25th and 26th, 2009
Location: M.O.T. Youth Football Fields on Silverlake Road - Middletown, DE
Amenities: Refreshments, T-Shirts, Vendors and Free Giveaways
Youth Awards: Medals will be presented to all participants who complete the camp
It is important for all kids to have their registration form signed by a parent to participate in the SmartexFitness Get Fit Youth Camp. Registration ends July 22, 2009. All kids in these age groups are welcome!
If you have any questions regarding registration, please call 302-454-1822 or (toll-free) 877-454-5499.
http://www.toneandcondition.com/gfyc/index.html
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Our MOT Cavs Family Offer Condolences to the Entire Rogers Family
With great sympathy for the Rogers Family, we will miss our friend Wyman Rogers greatly. Wyman passed away related to his many health problems. What a warrior he was. On behalf of our entire MOT Family, our sincere condolences go out to Jan and the entire Rogers family.
He truly loved M.O.T. and how lucky we all were to have been touched by him.
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Hello MOT Cavs family - our email address to contact us is motcavs@yahoo.com
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Next Board Meeting 7/8/09
The next board meeting will be 7/8/09 at 7pm at the concession stand.
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Texas Hold 'em Poker Coming again September 18th !!
Poker Tournament
If more than 55 players,
1st place is guaranteed $2,000
Friday, September 18 @ 7:00 p.m.
(Doors will open 1/2 hour earlier for pre-registration)
$100 Entry Fee ($5,000 chip value)
with two $25 Rebuys ($1,500 in chips for each rebuy)
5,000 Bonus Chip with 2 rebuys
Payout based upon participation. Up to $2,000 for 1st place ** up to $8,000 in total prizes ** high hand prizes.
E-mail: info@premierpoker1.com
Web: www.premierpoker1.com
Phone: 302-734-9445
Cell: 302-222-1049
Food and beverages will be available.
Pre-registration is encouraged.
Contact: MOTcavs@yahoo.com or
Joyce @ Premier Poker (302) 734-9445
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DCCA Cheerleading Championship Competition Sunday March 8th
Congratulations to both squads who finished in second place in their divisions !!
Pictures in the Photo Album !!!
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With deep sorrow...........
The family has asked that donations be made to:
The Emily A. Burge Trust Fund, c/o Delaware City Fire Company, P.O. Box
251, 815 Fifth St., Delaware City, DE 19706.
Please see Delaware City Fire Company's web page for a wonderful photo tribute to Michele. http://www.dcfc15.com/
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10-12's take the Championships !!
As it turned out, head coach Keith Forsey’s preseason hunch was correct – the 10- to-12-year-old M.O.T. Centennial football team was loaded with talent and personal character this season. The parents were great, too.
The Cavs went 11-0 this season and captured the Harford-Baltimore County Youth Football League championship with a thrilling 18-13 victory over the Overlea (Md.) Orangemen. The game was played at Double Rock Park in Parkville, Md.
“When practice began in August, I had a really good vibe about this team,” Forsey said. “I’ve been in sales for 10 years and observe body language. The guys looked like hard workers and there didn’t appear to be any problem kids or bullies.
“Before practices they had fun with each other throwing the ball around, and then were ready to go to work. They were athletic kids with a good work ethic, and that’s a good combination.”
Forsey said the Cavs biggest tactical strength this fall was running hard to stop sweep plays.
“The sweeps were strong all season, thanks to great blocking and strong running from T.J. Brown, Chris Whitlock and Danny Livingston,” Forsey said. “All three had different style and were effective in their own ways.”
It was also a big advantage to have two quality quarterbacks – Darius Wade and Tyler Leitzke.
“Both were great passers, and they were also very smart,” Forsey said. “They were able to read defenses and tell when blitzes were coming, so we never had to worry about them making the right decision.”
The biggest challenge to perfection came in week nine of the regular season against eventual championship foe Overlea, when the Cavs found themselves in a scoreless tie at halftime. M.O.T. took control in the second half and took a 13-0 win in a match of two unbeaten teams.
M.O.T. won out in the second half thanks to a quality depth of players. The coaching staff used everyone on the roster and the team was fresher in the third and fourth quarters because of it. During the season, the Cavs ended practices with sprints to further the conditioning edge.
“It helps to get everyone involved and not rely so heavily on star players,” Forsey said. “We stayed strong and you could see on the game film that they began to get tired.”
Forsey coached a core group of 10 players for the past four years, and combined them with several talented newcomers each season. His teams often made the playoffs and had winning records, but couldn’t go all the way until 2008.
“Every year I felt like we were three or four kids away from having a complete team,” Forsey said. “This year it all came together.”
Forsey personally dedicated his season to his late father Kenneth (a long-time Philadelphia police officer), who died during the 2007 campaign. Son Keith wore his dad’s T-shirt under his coaching clothes this season.
“I didn’t tell the kids about that until after the championship game,” Forsey said. “It was my own thing and I didn’t want to put any pressure on them. My dad wasn’t big into sports, but he always came to my games to take pictures and get the scrapbook kind of stuff.”
The Cavs offense was skillfully guided in the title game by quarterback Wade, who completed key passes to receivers Hunter Vandenbraak, Alex Somelofske, Brandon Cristi and Matthew Pinkett. Running backs Brown, Whitlock and Livingston added balance to the Cavs offensive assault to keep the Orangemen off balance throughout the night.
Brown, Wade and Whitlock each scored rushing touchdowns behind linemen Dustin Snyder, Cody Reynolds, Josh Silvestri, Leitzke, Austin Mark, Jared O’Brien and Brian Machamer. In addition to opening huge holes for the running backs, the line did not allow Wade to be sacked during the game.
Middle linebacker and defensive signal caller Dan Turk set the tone for the night early in the first quarter by pounding Overlea’s best running back behind the line of scrimmage on a designed run blitz. Several plays later, cornerback Stephen Sears delivered a hit to force a fumble, which was recovered by Somelofske.
The Cavs employed an attacking defense throughout the night to overpower the fleet-footed Orangemen. Defensive tackles Mark, Somelofske, Snyder, O’Brien, Storm Smith and Thunder Smith were all effective at controlling the middle of the field. Defensive ends Brown, Leitzke, Keenan Forsey and Nick Ogbin ensured that Overlea’s ball carriers did not escape for big gains. Linebackers Turk, Wade, Silvestri, Machamer and Brian Aube delivered punishing hits when called upon.
M.O.T.’s defensive secondary was led by free safety Whitlock, whose fourth quarter interception ended Overlea’s hopes for victory. Cornerbacks Pinkett, Sears and Anthony Rivera, and strong safeties Reynolds and Livingston worked tirelessly in the frigid conditions to limit Overlea’s passing game, and provided key run support.
The victory was preserved by the Cavs special teams units, which recovered three onside kick attempts and denied the Orangemen field position while covering kickoffs.
Outstanding player awards were presented to Brown (Offense), Whitlock (Defense) and Mark (Lineman). Additionally, Leitzke was presented with the American Heritage award prior to kickoff in recognition of his academic and athletic accomplishments.
Coach Forsey and his staff would like to thank the team mom, Lynn Snyder, all of the parents, extended family, cheerleaders and the M.O.T. community for their strong show of support throughout this championship season.
“We had some challenges, but overcame them all together, as families do,” Forsey said. “When you bring kids together to work as a team, it can be tough to teach them discipline and a team-first attitude.
“These kids had no ‘me-first’ egos, came from good households and families. Their parents were great to work with and never caused any distractions. It was a joy to go through the season together with all of them.”
reprinted from the Middletown Transcript
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MOT hosted Nationals Championship Games 11/22 !!
MOT proudly hosted the Nationals Championship Games on 11/22/08.
Here are a few pictures from the day....
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Willey Farms provides our favorite
t-shirt for EVERY CHILD
in the program each year!
Thank You Willey Farms!
4092 DuPont Pkwy (Route 13N)
Townsend, Delaware
378-8441
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