18. May 2010 by admin.

Congratulations to Urbana and Linganore Youth football programs for having 5 teams reach the superbowl for the indoor full contact football league.  The Urbana Hawks 10U and 8U teams and Linganore 13U, 12U and 10U teams all reached the superbowl with games to be played this Saturday at the Frederick Sportsplex to determine the champions.  Good Luck to all the teams.

It’s a testament to both programs, coaches and players for demonstrating how hard work and effort pays off.

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13. April 2010 by admin.

The Maryland Youth Football’s Indoor League has started and full of energy.

The league is providing highlight films of last weeks action packed games.

Click the link below to see highlights of many local teams including Linganore “Black and Red”, Urbana “Blue and White” and TJ “Red,White and Blue” competing with other teams around the area at the Frederick Indoor Sports Plex.

If you missed out this year and didn’t register go check out a game and see for yourself.  There is always next year.  Linganore and Urbana are leading the way with 12 teams registered for play!  Next year hopefully more will follow… it’s a blast.

Free online highlights!

The first week of Maryland Youth Football’s Indoor League was a success, and week two will bring more of the same! The week one video highlights can be viewed online at: http://public.teamzonesports.com/marylandyouthfootballindoor/media/videos.

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5. April 2010 by admin.

Quick Facts:  Using fall 2009 scores from the MVYFL website:  In games where Mt. Airy Bulldogs varsity team played other organizations of similar size i.e. Middletown, Gamber and Catoctin they were outscored 60 to 14. ?  In games where they played small programs i.e. FSK, Boonsboro, and FYSA they outscored their opponents 117-0. ?   One of the problems in the MVYFL is small programs ”Brunswick, Boonsboro, FSK” have no way of fielding teams who will be competitive at all levels year after year.  What happens at the beginning of each season.  Well if you are a Mt. Airy Bulldog and you division consists of 5 total programs including you and 3 of the 4 other programs have no way of fielding good teams b/c of sheer low registration numbers in a small community then I guess you can count on a winning record and enjoy scoring 117 points while the competition get destroyed.  I’m not sure how this is good for either team.  One advantage in the MMYFCL is they have so many organizations involved that they match program size and ability so teams are more evenly matched and they do this on an annual basis to create a level playing field.  In MAYAA the same old drum that has been beating for years.  Mt.  Airy hasn’t won a varsity superbowl since the turn of the century even against local small town competiton.  Meanwhile… Linganore, Urbana, Damascus all compete regularly for the league superbowl crown and all have won in the past 6 years vs. big time well known programs throughout the state.  Consistency is important.  Urbana won in 2009 against much stiffer competition including Linganore.  Both were ranked in the state top 10!  Looking for good preperation for your youth football player before high school?  If so you may want to play for an MMYFCL team where the level of play and competition is more likely to bring out the best in any player compared to beating up on FSK Boonsboro and FYSA weekly.  What do you learn while playing against someone who can’t compete?

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26. January 2010 by admin.

Frederick County Programs Participating in Spring Indoor Arena 8 on 8 2010 :  Leading the way for Frederick County …

1. Urbana  Hawks: www.Uhawks.com

3. Linganore  Lancers  www.LinganoreFootball.org

4. Tuscarora   Titans

5. TJ Patriots

5.  South Germantown

About Indoor Football: 

Indoor football in Maryland is heading into its 5th season in 2010, featuring competition from over 120 teams across the state. Marylandyouthfootball.com has taken over the indoor league in order to maximize state competition and visibility. By doing so, this enables MDYF to create a uniform format from which teams will be invited to compete in a state championship at the end of the indoor season!
Indoor football was developed to give children the opportunity to play tackle football with their peers regardless of weight in a fun and safe environment.  Our goal is to provide a place for children who only like to play football and a place for children who wanted to play a spring sport as well as football. The practice and game schedules are less intense then the fall season.  Please keep in mind that the league has doubled every year and there are constant improvements. Operationally we are learning as we go so some patience and flexibility is needed.
Each team that participates in the Marylandyouthfootball.com indoor football league will be guaranteed 8 games, there will be 8 players per team on the field during game play, and games will run April 1st through June. All indoor games are one hour, with a running clock so don’t there is no need to worry about game delays. Indoor football is a high intensity hard hitting fast game so be ready for some great highlights.Why did the Indoor program Start?

Indoor football was developed to give children the opportunity to play tackle football with their peers  regardless of weight in a fun and safe environment.  Our goal is to provide a place for children who only like to play football and a place for children who wanted to play a spring sport as well as football.  The practice and game schedules are less intense than the fall season.  Please keep in mind that the league has doubled every year and there are constant improvements. Operationally we are learning as we go so some patience and flexibility is needed.

What is the difference between the Indoor season and the Fall/Outdoor Season? 
Indoor is less intense in terms of team size, number of practices, volunteers required etc. than outdoor. This is supposed to be relaxed and fun. The emphasis is on playing and learning the fundamentals of tackle football. You can be assured that your child’s safety and enjoyment are always our top priorities. The majority of coaches are fall season coaches.Source: http://marylandyouthfootball.com/  visit for more information.

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24. March 2009 by admin.

When:  The summer clinic will be held Tuesday and Thursday evenings starting June 16th and running until July 30th.  The location will be the new turf fields at Linganore High School.

The Camp Director and Trainers consist of various Varsity Level coaches from multiple sports including Football, Baseball, Girls Track, Boys Track and Cross Country.

The camp Director is Rick Conner - LHS Head Football Coach.

The clinic is CO-ED and everyone regarding of sport interest is welcome to attend and improve their SPEED! 

Session 1: Co-Ed  4th - 6th graders 6:30 - 7:30pm

Session 2: Co-Ed  7th - 8th graders 7:30 - 8:30pm

The cost is only $100 for the entire 7 week clinic. 

 Mission Statement

The LUYAA Speed Clinic has been designed to promote correct running technique, improve agility movement, and develop a satisfactory level of conditioning for the fall.  This goal is rather demanding physically, nevertheless; it is our feeling that by learning basic fundamentals of speed and movement, young athletes can reach their true full potential in their respective sports.

Get Faster… Get LUYAA SPEED!

visit www.luyaaspeed.com for more information and how to register. 

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