May 1 - Online Registration Begins!!
June TBD - Walk Up Registration
August 8 - New and Anklebiter Coaches' Clinic @TBD
August 9 - 1st Day of Player Evaluations
August 21 - 1st Weigh In @TBD
August 28 - 2nd Weigh In @TBD
September 9 - 3rd Weigh In @TBD
September 14 - 4th Weigh In @TBD
September 17 - Season BEGINS!!

Field Locations:

• Anklebiters - Kings Park Park
• 75/85 lb. - Frost Middle School
• 95 lb. - Ravensworth ElementarySchool
• 110/125/150 lb. - Howery Field

***EMERGENCY ANNOUNCEMENTS***
In the event of inclement weather, including extreme heat or other emergencies resulting in field closures, we will post practice field status and also email information.  You can also check at www.fcyfl.org or the Field Closure Hot Line at 703-324-5264.

Payments for registrations must be made BEFORE equipment will be provided!

WEIGHT CLASS	AGES	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16
ANKLEBITERS	Max Weight	Unl.	90	55
75 POUND	Max Weight		95	85	80	75
85 POUND	Max Weight			105	95	90	85
95 POUND	Max Weight				115	105	100	95
110 POUND	Max Weight					130	120	115	110
125 POUND	Max Weight						145	135	130	125
150 POUND	Max Weight							170	160	155	150

by posted 02/01/2010
 
I am proud to announce that Braddock Road Youth Club Football has 2 Fairfax County Youth Football League (FCYFL) Player of the Year winners from the 2009 season:

• Andrew Greer - 125 lb National Trojans
• Luke Kaplon - 150 lb American Rams

Andrew and Luke will be honored along with the other Player of the Year recipients at the FCYFL Hall of Fame Banquet to be held on March 14 at the McLean Hilton.  Other notable award winners include Concorde District Player of the Year, Brian Laiti from Robinson Secondary and a former BRYC player and Hall of Fame inductee Nick Hilgert, former Robinson Head Football Coach.  The press release with names of other award recipients can be found under "Documents."

BRYC Football is honored and proud of the accomplishments of all these award winners.

Bob Fitzpatrick, Commissioner
Braddock Road Youth Club Football


    

by posted 01/26/2010
 
As many of you may be aware, the elimination of freshman and other sports programs is being proposed for the FY 2011 budget.  Many of you will have players heading off to high school this year or in the coming years only to find no freshman sports, which is an important step between the Junior Varsity and Varsity level programs.  The BRYC President, Marcia Pape, is urging all of us to contact our School Board members and Board of Supervisor members to ensure funding will not be lost for these programs.  In addition, the Fairfax County Athletic Council has developed a proposal on the $100 participation fee for sports activities (another budget proposal) so that this fee will be used specifically for the Student Athletics and Activities Programs Fund, and not the General Fund, to offset the cost of keeping freshman and other sports in the Fairfax County Public Schools. 

Below is a link to an online petition to keep freshman sports and is quick and easy to do:

http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/save-freshman-sports-in-fairfax-county .  Please take a few moments to complete this.  The initial goal was for 1,000 "signatures" and as of yesterday there were about 1,400.  That is a great response.  I will also be puttign the Athletic Council's proposal letter, facts on freshman sports sheet, a sample letter, and the contact addresses for the Board of Supervisors and School Board under the "Documents" tab for your help. 

Last year, through the support of many of you, the Community and Recreation Services participation fee did not increase.  People do listen.   Thanks in advance for your support on this.

Bob Fitzpatrick, Commissioner
Braddock Road Youth Club Football