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Valhalla Pop Warner Night - Friday, October 4, 2019
This is a great community event! Football players and Cheerleaders are invited to the Varsity Football Game at Valhalla. Please have your player meet near the Gym/Locker room at 6:00 pm Friday in HOME game blue jerseys. 12u and 14u teams can go into the locker room (time permitting after JV game) at about 6:15pm to be a part of the pre-game team meeting and speech. The remaining teams will line up along the north end zone after the varsity team finishes warm ups and moves up to the locker room. Just before the team comes down to the field, we will walk the younger teams to the sideline where they will wait for the Valhalla team to come down and give High Fives. All teams will stand together for the Anthem. Finally, all Pop Warner teams exit down at the South end of the field by the bleachers towards the concession area. Cost-Players FREE with jersey/cheer uniform and parents $7. Seniors over 60 and children 5-13 are $3 children under 5 are free! 
Paperwork required:
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Our core mission is enabling young people to benefit from participation in team sports and activities in a safe and structured environment. As we continue to fulfill that mission we must also help educate the public about the facts around head injuries and how today’s version of Pop Warner is a model for making youth football a safer and better experience than ever.
Some advocates and media reports have generated confusion and fear about youth football. Although research connecting football to long term brain injury is inconclusive and lacking scientific consensus, some are calling for the abolishment of youth tackle
football because they believe it is the only way to keep kids safe.
Proposed legislation in several states would ban the sport for children under 13/14; some look to ban tackle before 19.
This document offers Pop Warner’s perspective. Please refer to it when asked about Pop Warner’s positions.
Some advocates and media reports have generated confusion and fear about youth football. Although research connecting football to long term brain injury is inconclusive and lacking scientific consensus, some are calling for the abolishment of youth tackle
football because they believe it is the only way to keep kids safe.
Proposed legislation in several states would ban the sport for children under 13/14; some look to ban tackle before 19.
This document offers Pop Warner’s perspective. Please refer to it when asked about Pop Warner’s positions.
Welcome to the 2019 RSDPW Football and Cheer Season!
Here is some important information for the upcoming season:
- We will be doing ONLINE registration again this season
- March 1st @6:00am (RETURNING football/cheer only)
- March 8th @6:00am (ALL football/cheer)
- Head Coaches
- Must email by March 1st
- In Person Weigh Ins, payment, paperwork collection dates
- TBD
Practice Locations Map
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A SAFER LEAGUE IS A BETTER LEAGUE
Rancho San Diego Pop Warner is a USA Football Certified Youth Sports program. More information can be found at the USA Football website.
Heads Up Football is the safer way to practice and play. USA Football has worked with leaders in both medicine and sport across the country to create a full-featured program that any league or school can use to address key safety issues — and ensure that every coach understands and knows how to implement each component of the program.
Safety First
Working with leading football experts and medical professionals, USA Football developed Heads Up Football specifically to meet the needs of player safety.
Better Coaching
Youth football leagues are implementing the Heads Up Football program — and are realizing the benefits that certified coaches and a commitment to safety can bring. Listen to what league administrators are saying about encouraging consistent high standards and training across all of their teams.
Heads Up Football is the safer way to practice and play. USA Football has worked with leaders in both medicine and sport across the country to create a full-featured program that any league or school can use to address key safety issues — and ensure that every coach understands and knows how to implement each component of the program.
Safety First
Working with leading football experts and medical professionals, USA Football developed Heads Up Football specifically to meet the needs of player safety.
Better Coaching
Youth football leagues are implementing the Heads Up Football program — and are realizing the benefits that certified coaches and a commitment to safety can bring. Listen to what league administrators are saying about encouraging consistent high standards and training across all of their teams.
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