2010 JPF RUMBLE - JEREMY PATRICK FALKNER MEMORIAL

Honoring the memory of one young man by celebrating the participation of thousands in a new season of youth football.
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Q:  When does registration open and close?

A: Registration opens June 1st.  It will remain open until August 20th UNLESS we reach the maximum number of team registrations--178--by an earlier date.  Please do not wait to register!  
Q:  How much does it cost to participate?
Q:  Is there a limit on the number of participating teams?
Q:  How many games will each team play?
Q:  Will there be trophies or other awards?
Q:  What will the age-group designations be? 
Both age/grade level will be displayed on registration. Age as of July 31st.
    o 13-14 year old/8th grade
    o 12 year old/7th grade
    o etc
Teams should register for the age-group they will play in during their upcoming fall season.

Q:  Will there be different levels for size, experience, skill, etc.?
A:  Yes.  .
JPF division notation. Three divisions per age/grade group.

JPF        AYL    JMFA     Notes
====== === ===== ======================
Gold       NFC    Div I      experienced top teams
Silver     AFC    Div II      average teams
Bronze  CFC    Div III     newer teams
     NOTE:  Patches designating players whose weight dictates what positions they may play are not required but are strongly recommended. 
     NOTE: All teams are on the "honor system" to participate at the level that is genuinely most appropriate for them.  Coaches:  Please do not register for the Silver Division if your team is good enough to compete reasonably well against the best teams in your age group.  Register as a Gold Division team instead.  Teams that violate the spirit of this unofficial rule may have their games terminated or cancelled.  Remember:  The overriding value the Festival promotes is good sportsmanship.