The St. John Flag Football Association
PRESENTS
THE 4TH ANNUAL ST. JOHN MENÕS FLAG
FOOTBALL LEAGUE
~ Improving our Community One Player at a Time ~
ST.
JOHN, U.S. Virgin Islands, November 14, 2011 – Get ready for some football! The St. John Football
Association has opened registration for the upcoming 2012 MenÕs Flag Football
League. The season is set to begin on Friday January 13th at the
Winston Wells Ball Field with an exciting opening ceremony. All interested
coaches and team captains must attend a mandatory meeting on November 22nd
at the Parks & Recreation Building in Cruz Bay at 7:30pm. Registration and roster forms will be handed out as well
as league rules. Teams must have a minimum of 12 players and a maximum of 20.
There will be a mandatory follow-up meeting held on December 6th in the Parks
& Recreation building at 7:30pm to field any questions about the upcoming
league as well as to collect rosters and registration fees.
The
St. John Football Association was recently formed to spearhead the growth of
the league and to increase the professionalism, organization, and impact that
the league has on the community. In addition to the adult league there is also
an 8-15 year old youth league that runs concurrently with the adult league. The
mission
of the Association is to provide an exciting alternative for young men in the
community that may promote a productive and healthy lifestyle. We are
determined to manage, serve and promote the game of football in the area, at
all levels of play. We aim to provide an enjoyable, competitive and team
orientated sporting program where students and adults can interact with each
other and consequently assist with the physical and emotional development of
young men in our community. All participants are encouraged to adhere to good
lifestyle habits to help them achieve their full potential. Our program
encourages discipline and more importantly, self discipline. We promote pride and success by fair
and honest means, an appreciation for diversity, and a sense of good
sportsmanship both on and off the field.
ÒWeÕre
excited for a new seasonÓ, stated Brummell Germain, Association President. ÒWith the formation of the St. John
Football Association, the league will now have a way to fundraise as well as organize
community service activities for both the kids and adults participating in the
league.Ó The STJFA will be
offering community service hours to students for their assistance with games
and their involvement in community service activities. A scholarship will also
be awarded to a high school senior that participates in the league who excels on the field and in the
classroom.
Any
interested players/teams or sponsors may contact the Association at
340-774-3282 or via email at st.johnfootball@gmail.com.
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Contact: Brummell
Germain
Association
President
(340)
774-3282
st.johnfootball@gmail.com