Welcome to the South Bay Youth Football & Cheer Association

 

                CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR FLAG Q BOWL CHAMPIONS!!

 

 



                        **********MISSION STATEMENT**********

To offer a safe environment to teach the fundamentals of football and cheer and help our children learn the value of self-esteem, self-discipline and good sportsmanship.  We also encourage our children to strive for academic achievement through our Scholar-Athlete program.

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WHO WE ARE

SOUTH BAY IS ONE OF 21 NON-PROFIT YOUTH FOOTBALL PROGRAMS IN San Diego COUNTY, SERVING THE CHILDREN OF NATIONAL CITY AND PARADISE HILLS. AS A NON-PROFIT PROVIDER OF YOUTH FOOTBALL AND CHEER YOUTH SPORTS FOR OVER 35 YEARS, WE STRIVE TO FOSTER A SAFE, ENJOYABLE ENVIORNMENT, FREE OF VIOLENCE AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE TO THE MOST VULNERABLE AND VALUABLE GROUP IN OUR POPULATION. . . OUR YOUTH!!! OUR PROGRAM IS COMPRISED OF VOLUNTEERS MADE OUP OF MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY; PARENTS, TEACHERS, CITY WORKERS, MILITARY...HARD WORKING PEOPLE WHO ARE EAGER TO GIVE THEIR TIME, ENERGY AND KNOWLEDGE OF FOOTBALL AND CHEERLEADING TO ALL BOYS AND GIRLS, AGES 5 THROUGH 15.
TO THIS END, WE OFFER TO YOU, THE COMMUNITY, OUR SLOGAN:

. . . I CAN RISE ABOVE ADVERSITY

I CAN SOAR ABOVE THOSE THAT PUT ME DOWN

I CAN EXCEL WHERE OTHERS FAIL

I CAN SEE BEYOND THE HORIZON I AM, A . . . 

SOUTH BAY EAGLE

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A Game-Day To-Do List for Parents

 

Before the game:
  Tell your child to have fun.
  Make a commitment to honor the game in action and language.

During the game:
  Don’t give your child instructions. That’s the coach’s job.
  Acknowledge good plays by both teams.
  Recognize good calls by officials but refrain from commenting on bad calls.
  Gently correct unsportsmanlike behavior of other parents or spectators.
  Don’t do anything that will embarrass your child or team.

After the game:
  Thank the officials for doing a difficult job.
  Thank the coaches for their efforts. (This is not the time for criticism.)
  Thank the opponents for a good game.
  Congratulate your child and teammates for their efforts and displays of sportsmanship.
  Ask your child if he or she had fun.

Adapted from materials by the Positive Coaching Alliance

 

 

RESPECT THE GAME!!