Sport Overview

• Flag Football is an in-house recreational league for kindergarteners. Emphasis is placed on introducing the players to the fundamentals of the game in a fun, less physical format. All games are played at Grand Park. Flag football will have practices one night a week (day varies, depending on coaches), and play 1 game a week on Saturday. View Flag Football Rules

• 1st Grade Instructional is an in-house recreational league for 1st grade boys. This is a non-competitive, open participation league, to introduce fundamentals of football. The instructional league will also prepare them for tackle by introducing helmets and pads. The basis for this league is Fundamentals, Instruction and Fun. All games are played at Grand Park. Practice will be 2 nights a week, and games will either be Wednesdays or Saturdays. View 1st Grade Rules

• 2nd Grade Tackle is an in-house recreational league for 2nd grade boys. This is a competitive, open participation league. All games are played at Grand Park. Practices will be two nights a week and all games will be Wednesday or Saturdays. View 2nd Grade Rules

• 3rd Grade Tackle is an in-house recreational league for 3rd grade boys. This is a competitive, open participation league. All games are played at Grand Park. Practices will be two nights a week and all games will be Wednesday or Saturdays. View 3rd Grade Rules

• 4th Grade Tackle is an in-house recreational league for 4th grade boys. This is a competitive, open participation league. All games are played at Grand Park. Practices will be two nights a week and all games will be Wednesdays or Saturdays. View 4th Grade Rules

• 5th and 6th Grade Tackle is an in-house (i.e. no travel) recreational league for 5th and 6th grade boys. This is a competitive, open participation league. All games are played at Grand Park. View 5th & 6th Grade Rules

The league supplies the game day uniform, helmet, shoulder pads, and mouthpieces, but each player is required to obtain their own cleats and practice pants as well as bring their own water to all practices and games.

Our evaluation dates are spent collecting player metrics and observing skills so that we can "score" a player. We do this to establish a baseline score when drafting each team for the in-house league, as well as identifying those players that belong on the travel team at the 5/6 level.

Install dates are a collective effort to install Westfield's base offensive and defensive plays, alignments, and assignments with the entire division participating as one.

Special Notes:

• Evaluations/Install are conducted in full pads.
• Please make sure that you follow the instructions on fitting the mouthpiece.
• Please ensure that you always send plenty of water for your player.
• Please help us keep Grand Park free of trash following practices and games.
• Please review the WYSI Code of Conduct in the Policies & Procedure

Ball Carrier Weight Chart

Additional Resources

• Bishop Dullaghan Camps
• Westfield Youth Football Camps 2017
• Rock School Summer Session
• It's not what you know, it's how you coach

Catapult Sports Resources

An extraordinary opportunity that was posed to our WYSI football program to help not only our great nation, but the entire world make the sport of football more safe and more fun for everyone involved. Catapult Sports has sensors encased in a light weight spandex holster that would be placed on the back of select players under their pads during practices to help collect a host of different numbers and data points. Below are some resources to educate yourself on this great program.

• Catapult Partner Page
• Catapult Football Page
• Great YouTube video showing a team using