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We are currently playing football in the Brentwood Community Football Alliance, Chelmsford Youth and Essex County Girls Leagues. #1 Jackson Wimsatt, Blaze Defense #23 Jack Stanley, #14 Mason Baker, #45 Jack Corley, #20 Brock Beddingfield, #52 Cooper McAfee, #3 Calahan Slocum, Blaze running back # 7 Mac Baker on a run for big yardage, Blaze running back #9 Owen Arnold on the reception and 30 yard gain, Kennedy Meece, the best watergirl in the business.jpg. The curriculum addresses topics such as, concussion awareness, proper equipment fitting, proper tackling and blocking techniques, and heat preparedness and hydration. Partly cloudy.

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“We spend a lot of time teaching about the proper fundamentals and making sure the boys are having fun,” adds Erickson. The Brentwood Blaze offers Flag Football for ages four and five; Tackle Football for ages five through 12, and Cheer for ages four and up. Bryce as an 11 year old playing for Brentwood Blaze AAA (11 & 12 yr olds) during the fall of 2014. 1,210 likes. July marks the unofficial start of football season nationwide for players of all ages, sizes and abilities. person will not be tolerated. Youth Football and Cheerleading in Brentwood, Tennessee Selected in the fourth round of the 2007 draft by the Titans, the N.C. State offensive linemen spent six seasons with the Titans, playing left guard and right tackle.

Brentwood Youth AFC is an FA Charter Standard youth football club based in the Brentwood area.

Although practice begins next month, the Brentwood Blaze coaches have been preparing for some time now — completing the many requirements necessary for them to be eligible to coach a team in this popular youth organization, which has become increasingly dedicated to a “safety first” mantra. Share with Us. The weather has turned warmer in Tennessee, which is the first sign that it’s time to get ready for some football. Low 63F. Our philosophy is to welcome boys and girls of all abilities and help them realise their full potential and, whilst we do group teams ensuring the players are playing at the correct level as they grow and develop, the Managers and Coaches focus is to ensure all players are enjoying their football. The Brentwood Blaze is a non-profit organization giving local youth the opportunity to learn sportsmanship, teamwork, football, and cheerleading in a fun and safe environment.