News and Announcements
2004 National All-American Scholars Announcement by PWLS
Posted by Anne Wintsch-Reis at May 3, 2005 5:00PM PDT
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Pop Warner Little Scholars, Inc. (PWLS) recently announced its 2004-2005 All-American Scholar team, comprised of young football players, cheerleaders and dancers in grades five and above from across the nation. By receiving this recognition, each scholar has been invited to attend the 45th Annual All-American Scholar Banquet at the Hyatt Regency Orange County in Anaheim , CA to be recognized for his/her achievements. The event is comprised of three separate recognition programs, and will take place on Friday, May 27 and Saturday, May 28, 2005.
Each year, the Pop Warner Scholastic All-American program recognizes Pop Warner members who have achieved the highest academic merit. Students who have a 96% or better grade point average are eligible to apply for this prestigious recognition, however, the standard for excellence increases each year with the continued growth of the program. While the student's grades are an integral part, applicants are also graded on their various school-oriented and community activities and achievements from the past year. This year's All-American Scholars comprise the top one percent of all Pop Warner participants nationwide, and the average grade point average was an incredible 98.5 percent!
Over 5,000 young scholar-athletes were named this as First Team, Second Team or Honorable Mention All-American Scholars, based on a score calculated from the student's grade point average and addendum activities. The state of Florida once again had the highest total of All-American Scholars, with over 1,700 selected this year. Following behind Florida was New Jersey (920), North Carolina (395), Massachusetts (368) and California (293), respectively.
First Team All-American Scholar is the highest achievement a Pop Warner student-athlete can achieve, with only 35 football participants and 25 cheerleaders and dancers selected per grade level. First Team All-American Scholar's in eight grade and higher are also eligible for one of many scholarships that are awarded at the National Scholar Banquet. Last year, 53 scholarships from various supporters of the Pop Warner program were awarded totaling $53,000, and this year numbers are expected to be greater than $60,000!
2004 National All-American First Team Scholar
Posted by Anne Wintsch-Reis at May 3, 2005 5:00PM PDT
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CONGRATULATIONS to Azalea Park’s 2004 National All-American First Team Scholar!! We are so very proud of you!!
Tyler Dingman.
2004 Southeast Region All-American Scholars
Posted by Anne Wintsch-Reis at May 2, 2005 5:00PM PDT
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CONGRATULATIONS to Azalea Park’s 2004 Southeast Region Scholars!! We are so very proud of you!!
Tyler Dingman, Matthew Donovan and Kevin Koepsel.
These scholars and the other eligible scholars from Azalea Park will also be eligible for National honors, if selected.
2004 National All-American Scholars
Posted by Anne Wintsch-Reis at May 2, 2005 5:00PM PDT
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Congratulations to the 2004 NATIONAL All-American Scholar Athletes!!
The following Scholar Athletes represent the top 1% of approximately 380,000 children that take part in the Pop Warner Little Scholars cheer and football programs.
On Saturday, May 28th, 2005 the 45th Annual National Awards Recognition program will be held at Hyatt Regency Orange County in Anaheim, CA to honor the All-Americans.
Azalea Park Pop Warner is so very proud of you all!!
Nicholas Cannatella
Robert Costa
Tyler Dingman
Matthew Donovan
Diante Harrison
Kevin Koepsel
Keaton Marin
Luke Scott
Paul Scott
Barrissa Taylor
Jason Tito Torres
Lucas Wainman
To see a complete list of all 2004-2005 National All-Americans (via the National Pop Warner website)
Mid-Florida Pop Warner Flag Football Guidelines
Posted by Anne Wintsch-Reis at Mar 24, 2005 4:00PM PST
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Mid Florida Pop Warner
Pop Warner Flag Football
The following guidelines will be followed if an association member of Mid-Florida would like to participate in spring flag football. Failure to abide by these rules and regulations may create sanctions being placed against an association.
· An association must seek approval from the Executive Board if they wish to participate in Spring Flag Football. They must submit a request through their Management Team person.
· Season will run from the first Monday in April to the last Friday in May. This will allow you eight (8) weeks of flag football.
· When playing in-house (inter mural), you must have two or more teams per division.
· Players must be registered with proof of age, parent consent, and medical examination.
· No hard card will be required, but an ID picture must be placed on registration form.
· A schedule must be turned in to your Management Team person with game times and dates. (In house).
· All rosters must be completed and turned in to your Management Team person.
· All background checks on coaches must be completed before practice starts.
· All insurance and registration fees must be paid and cleared through Mid-Florida.
· All official rules and regulations concerning flag football must be followed by the association. Any variances must have Mid-Florida approval.
· No association will be allowed to play another association without approval from Mid-Florida Executive Board.
· Remember, this is not spring practice. If you are in violation of the flag football rules and regulations or try to utilize this to gain an advantage during the regular football season, you may be placed on probation and forfeit rights for the football playoff in Mid-Florida and National Pop Warner.
· Open registration required.
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