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Arena Regular 2012

Remaining 2012 Registration for Football & Cheerleading

Registrations for Football and Cheerleading will be taken at the Old Town Hall on Thursday, June 21st, 8pm after the general meeting.  $125 for Flag Football/Cheer & $250 for Tackle Football/Cheer.  Plus the $100 participation fee per family which is refundable after working 8 hours of participation of which, 4 hrs must be in the concession stand. The Old Town Hall is located at 16057 S. Cedar Rd.


Arena Football Registrations

 

LOCAL AREA TEAMS

 
AFC TEAMS 
Joliet Ravens
Manhattan Wolverines
Elmhurst Stallions
Coal City Crush
MPX Thunder
 
NFC TEAMS 
Homer Stallions
Steger Wildcats
Bourbonnais K3 Lightning
New Lenox Storm
Plainfield Spartans
Burbank Titans

 

Megaplex IFL Jr. Arena Football

For further Indoor Football League Jrs. information.

DOCUMENTS & FORMS

Team Fund Raising Information:

Coaches Parents & Players,

PLEASE remember to have your 2012 cookie dough team fundraiser money turned into the Coach by February 20th at practice.  All the information and forms are below.

All units sell for $12

Arena Football - Widgets Calendar

  • Jul
  • 30
First Day of practice for all
  • 5:00pm-7:30pm (CDT)
  • Main Field meeting first
  • There will be a meeting on the main field before practice starts. Then all teams will be divided into groups. Cheerleaders have a second meeting on the east field bleachers.
  • Tag(s): Arena Widgets 

Recent Arena Football - Widgets News

What a Rush for area athletes of all ages

04/24/2012, 2:38pm (CDT)
By Bryan Kirk

Stallions Allstate arena game

Article from TribLocal.com...

 The Homer Stallions and Joliet Ravens scrimmage before a Chicago Rush game. (Photo courtesy of Chicago Rush)

The Homer Stallions and Joliet Ravens scrimmage before a Chicago Rush game. (Photo courtesy of Chicago Rush)

Will County-area athletes had an opportunity to show off their skills at Allstate Arena Saturday.

In the afternoon, the Homer Glen Stallions and Joliet Ravens battled in a widget football scrimmage as guests of the Chicago Rush.
At night, Rush kicker Mike Salerno, a former Sandburg High School standout, was scratched with an injury. In stepped Homer Glen native Nick Setta, who kicked 8 of 9 extra points including what turned out to be the game winner with four seconds to go in a 62-61 victory over Milwaukee in an Arena Football League thriller.

Setta is a former Lockport High School standout who kicked a state record 59-yard field goal and kicked 46 field goals for Notre Dame, the second most in school history.

He had a three-year career in the Canadian Football League and recorded two 97-yard punts. The 30-year-old runs Setta Performance athletic training at various area locations.

Meanwhile younger players from the area had a chance to show off their skills on the big stage. They got to run onto the field with the Rush players during the AFL game.

Joliet Ravens and Homer Stallions players pose after their scrimmage at Allstate Arena. (Photo courtesy of Chicago Rush)

Homer Glen assistant coach Patrick Gorman said his team was excited about playing the game. He said his organization has players from all around the south suburbs and parts of Chicago.
Players on the Homer Glen roster include Collin Schmutzler, Dylan Schmutzler, Alan Miliauskas, Shawn Gorman, Cullin Bulanda, Johnny Walczak, Lucas Vins, Zack Gorman, Jacob Vins, Donovan Kot, Joshua Steele, Spiros Poulos, Kolin Killacky, David Niemyjski, David D’Iorio, Conner Grist, Kyle Zator, Jake Zator, Grant Troike, Ethan Stewart, Raymond Bufka, Jordan Gracia, Carlos Feliciano, Carter Wideman and Andrew Gorman.
The Mustangs draw from Joliet, Romeoville, Lockport, Crest Hill and Shorewood.
Players on the Joliet roster include Parker Beene, James Brody, Jordan Carey, Kameron Chigi, Cevyn Crawford, Deangelo Fernandez, Jason Gross, Amare Hill, Cameron Hosey, Patrick Hug, Landon Jaime, Nathan Jodison, Luke Mesquita, Anthony Nava, Jaden Ruiz, Julius Smith, Jalen Turley, John Wojokowski, Logan Zartler, Ethan Mariano, Ryan Caudle and Donavan Dehoyos.
“To have people in the stands like this and cheering in a big arena is a great opportunity for the kids,” said Ravens president Frank Bermudez. “This is something they will always be able to talk about. It’s an experience that most kids don’t get the opportunity to do. This was like going to Disneyland for some of these kids.”

 

Lacrosse is the fastest growing sport in America

02/16/2012, 12:02pm (CST)
By Bryan Kirk

Both Boys and Girls enjoy the fast paced competition in Lacrosse.

 While Lacrosse is still behind in numbers compared to other sports, it continues to grow all across America with teams for Boys and Girls.

Lacrosse is a game of passion, strength, and skill. The game of lacrosse has been played in America longer than football, baseball, and even soccer. It is considered to be the oldest team sport in North America, and possibly even the world. However, since its beginnings lacrosse has seen many changes to the game, including, the gear that is needed to play.

In order to play lacrosse the athlete needs to have cleats (football, soccer), headgear, elbow pads, shoulder pads, lacrosse gloves and a stick. Lacrosse is physical sport that is played using a small rubber ball. The object of the game is to use the lacrosse stick to catch, carry, and pass the ball past the defensive team and into the opponents net.

Like other sports, lacrosse is a game of dedication and development, which is why Stallions Lacrosse is a great place to get involved with the game. You will learn new skills and further your development in the game of lacrosse.

More colleges are giving away Lacrosse scholarships now than ever before since there are now over 700 colleges competing in Lacrosse across America and growing. With this many growing, it is easier then ever to get a scholership for Lacrosse.

Cheer registration going on now

02/15/2012, 8:29pm (CST)
By Bryan Kirk

Register now for Cheerleading. Less then $15 a week for 6+ hours.

The Homer Stallions cheer program teaches the basic fundamentals of cheerleading along with the importance of teamwork, sportsmanship and community pride. Thru practice, cheering for football games and participating in competitions the girls are exposed to a wide variety of cheer and spirit activities. Many Stallions cheerleaders go on to cheer in high school and college. Starting in August Grades 2nd through 8th go 4-5 days a week and then at least three days a week September into November. What else can you put your girls in for less then $15 for two hours a day three days a week?