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Thursday, February 8 A Successful 2006 Season We enjoyed another successful Liberty Pop Warner Football season. Over 160 young men and 8 cheerleaders participated in the program this year. We were encouraged by the addition of the cheerleading program after a 3-year absence. As a group, we had one of the best winning percentages in recent Liberty Pop Warner Football history. On September 16th, we once again hosted home games at the Liberty Junior Varsity football field. We were excited to see the number of fans in attendance at these games. We are very proud that of the 170 kids that signed up for football and cheerleading at the beginning of the season, only 2 left before the end of the season. Way to go, kids! Go Blue Jays! President Jerry Sutton Monday, December 11 TWELVE BLUEJAYS QUALIFY FOR ALL-AMERICAN LITTLE SCHOLARS The following Liberty Bluejays qualify for the 2006 Pop Warner All-American Little Scholars program. To be eligible the participant must be currently in the 5th grade or higher, and have a 96% or greater GPA on his previous years report card. Their applications will be submitted to the Mid-America Region and scored on their GPA, along with an additional addendum noting any non-sporting and volunteer activities, to determine their selection to 1st Team All-American, 2nd Team All-American or Honorable Mention All-American at the regional level. Selection will be determined in January 2007. Jr. PeeWee William "Jackson" Redmond Zach Scheible Josh Scheible Taylor Jackson PeeWee Jeffrey Kinder Hays Hall Trevor McNeal Wyatt Haywood Jr. Midget Schaefer Jess Carter Stephens Austin Haywood Caleb Crahan CONGRATULATIONS on your acedemic accomplishments! Monday, September 25 2006 HOMECOMING GAMES September 16, 2006 - Liberty Pop Warner "homecoming" games! What a wonderful day for football at the LHS JV football field! Liberty Pop Warner was host to eight teams from North Kansas City and Excelsior Springs. Games began with Jr. PeeWee at 8:00 a.m. and ended with the last Jr. Midget game finishing at 10:00 p.m. The Cheerleaders cheered on the PeeWee Silver team, and the Jr. Midget Silver team with an exciting 4th quarter comeback win. A special THANK-YOU to everyone that volunteered their time throughout the day. It couldn't have been done without each you! To LHS for allowing us to use the field -- we are proud to be BLUEJAYS! Finally, a huge "THANK-YOU" to the HOA officials that travelled to Liberty. The games wouldn't have been possible without them. GREAT JOB BLUEJAYS!
Tuesday, March 28 LIBERTY POP WARNER WELCOMES KC CHIEFS #51 BOOMER GRIGSBY TO YEAR-END RECEPTION On Monday, November 14, 2005, the Liberty Pop Warner Football organization concluded its season with an awards program at the Liberty High School. Along with each player receiving a football letter and yearbook, this year the Liberty Pop Warner Football organization was pleased to welcome a special guest appearance by the Kansas City Chiefs Rookie #51, Boomer Grigsby. Boomer spoke to the group about the hard work and commitment he had to make at a young age to be a 5th round draft pick by the Kansas City Chiefs, and that dreams do come true. After speaking to the crowd of over 250, Boomer signed autographs and took a picture with each of the players. As a thank-you, Liberty Pop Warner presented Boomer with a Bluejay Football, which was signed by each of the Pop Warner players. The Liberty Pop Warner 2005 Football season was comprised of over 125 young men, in five divisions (Mitey-Mite II through Junior Midget). Most games are played in Independence at the Heart of America football fields, however, on September 17, 2005, Liberty Pop Warner had the opportunity to host six games at the Liberty High School J.V. football field. Sign-ups for the Liberty Pop Warner 2006 football and cheerleading season will take place next May. Contact libertypopwarner@kc.rr.com for more information.
Wednesday, March 8 LIBERTY LITTLE SCHOLARS HEAD TO CHICAGO
The boys also heard from James Hardy, a senior from Stevenson High School, who will be playing football next year for the NCAA Division II National Champion, Grand Valley State University, in Allendale, MI. Each Little Scholar received an award, certificate, prizes, along with goodie bags full of miscellaneous Pop Warner and NFL items. Each Little Scholar had the opportunity to take a photograph with the speakers. An amazing experience for our Little Scholars!
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE LIBERTY POP WARNER LITTLE SCHOLARS! Liberty Pop Warner is recognized for 11 players in the 2005 Mid-America Region Little Scholars. The following players are included in a team of only 35 players in his grade level in the Mid-America Region MI, IL, IN, MO, KS, NE. A final score is calculated for each student that consists of up to 100 points (85%) for the student's grades for the prior school year, along with up to 18 points (15%) awarded for the attached Addendum sheet of activities and achievements. These Regional Scholars are now submitted for National Recognition. Final selection announcements will come out April 1st. 1st Team All American 5th Grade: Erik Lund - Liberty Blue Jays 6th Grade: Jake Lewis - Liberty Blue Jays Trevor McNeal - Liberty Blue Jays Jordan Lewis - Liberty Blue Jays 7th Grade: Denton Koon - Liberty Blue Jays Zachary Lester - Liberty Blue Jays Jordan Mesmer - Liberty Blue Jays Kyle Starke - Liberty Blue Jays Tanner Wetzel - Liberty Blue Jays 2nd Team All American 5th Grade: Taylor Jackson - Liberty Blue Jays 6th Grade: Eric Lester - Liberty Blue Jays Andy Reith - Liberty Blue Jays ******************************************* FREQUENTLY ASKED SCHOLASTIC QUESTIONS: · What is the difference between First Team and Second Team All-American? A First Team All-American is one of the top 35 football players or top 25 cheerleaders for his/her grade nationwide! A Second Team All-American consists of those scholars who are above an annually increasing final score (GPA + addendum), ranging last year from 97.5 -100.5! · If my son/daughter makes First Team for his/her region, are they automatically a National First Team All-American? No. Regional awards and National awards are separate from each other. You must understand that while someone makes First Team at the Region Level, he/she is competing against the entire nation at the National Level. · What is an All-American Senior Scholar and are they the only ones eligible for scholarships at the Awards Program in May? An All-American Senior Scholar is a First Team recipient in grades 8, 9 or 10. Yes, they are the only Scholar All-Americans who are eligible for scholarships. · How big of an accomplishment is it to be named as a Pop Warner All-American Scholar? A very tremendous accomplishment! If your son/daughter is recognized as a Pop Warner All-American Scholar, then he/she is amongst the top 1% of all Pop Warner participants. They are also eligible to attend our Awards Recognition Program held annually which commemorates their achievements on the field, in the classroom and in the community. JL Narburgh Communications - Liber |
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