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Sign-up for the 2009 Football Season
Click on the Registration tab to the left for a link to the Sportabase Registration system.
Football Uniform Fittings
If you miss the JTA Uniform fitting days at Midwest Sporting Goods, please take care of getting your child fitted on your own. Scroll down for more information about getting your player fitted at Midwest at 51st and Mingo.
Coach Trimble's Coaches Clinic
Monday, July 13 and Monday, July 20th from 6:30 to 8:00 pm at the Sharp Center, 3rd Floor, at Jenks High School Football Stadium. This clinic is for JTA Fotbal Coaches – at least one coach from each team must attend.
Football Camps
4th through 7th grade Football Camps
July 15th and 16th at JTA Field
Skills Camp 6:00 to 8:00 pm
Big Man Camp 7:30 to 9:30 pm
Mighty Mite and 3rd Grade Football Camp
July 22nd and 23rd at JTA Field
6:30 to 8:30 pm
Your JTA Camp Fee was included in your registration fee. Players should bring: helmet, mouthpiece, shoulder pads, practice/old game jersey, shorts, cleats, and lots of water and Gatorade. Parents can bring lawn chairs and a cooler for drinks for themselves and siblings. JTA Field is located on Koa Street between Main and the Creek Turnpike, behind the new Reasor's in Jenks. It's the same complex as the baseball fields.
JTA Draft
Sunday, July 26th, Sharp Center, 3rd Floor at Jenks High School Football Stadium. This event is for Team Coaches ONLY. No players or parents attend this meeting.
INFC Coach Meeting
Saturday, August 1st - this meeting is MANDATORY
The Church of Battle Creek, Broken Arrow.
Football Practice Can Begin
Monday, August 3rd
First Scrimmages
Saturday, August 15th and Saturday, August 22nd
Details are being finalized now. As soon as we know more information, such as locations for specific events, they will be posted here.
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ANNOUNCEMENTSIf you would like to donate used football equipment, or if you are in need of some, contact Trevor Morse at 520-1447 or cmorse19@yahoo.comInfo about Fittings and Registration this year:This year the football uniforms by Under Armour are being purchased by parents directly from Midwest through their online ordering system. Midwest will have computers available for online purchases of the uniforms with credit cards. The process for ordering your player’s uniform is as follows:1. Take your player(s) to Midwest Sporting Goods.
2. Midwest will fit your player and give you a sizing sheet marked w/the proper sizes of jersey and pant.
3. Take the sizing sheet to one of the online computers at Midwest and enter the required uniform information. At check-out you will be required to use a credit card for the purchase of the uniform. (There will be one computer set up for a “pay by check” option).
Prices: Youth Jerseys: $34 each (you will buy 2: one maroon and one white) Youth Pant: $38 each (you will buy one). Maroon belt included. Total Youth Uniform Cost: $106.00 Adult Jerseys: $38.50 each (you will buy 2: one maroon and one white) Adult Pant: $47 (you will buy one). Maroon belt included. Total Adult Uniform Cost: $124.00
4. The deadline for purchasing uniforms is July 10th (without a late fee). Uniforms purchased after July 10 will incur a $50 late fee and the player will not be guaranteed their choice of number and there could be delivery delays.
5. Uniforms will be distributed by the JTA coaches once teams are determined. The Tulsa Talon's honor INFC Players of The Year JTA football player Carter Nelson, was among those honored. "Nelson is known for his hard hits and being one of the toughest players on the field. Nelson plays with a high level of intensity and is described as the ultimate team player." To read the full article click here: http://www.vype.com/general/6206&hl=infcCheck it out! In an effort to stop sending out so many mass emails when things are lost and found at JTA events, we have added a LOST & FOUND tab to the left. If you have lost or found something, let us know and we will post it here!
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As football and cheer season progress please remember, if it is happening, someone involved in Jenks Trojan Athletics made it happen. If you feel you can make a difference, get involved. JTA is a volunteer organization and help is always needed. If you want to know where JTA funds are being spent, ask a board member as they can tell you. Even though the hundreds of volunteer hours are free, supplies are not. It takes funds to operate the organization, maintain the fields, and take care of the many many things that bring our football players and cheerleaders together in an organized fashion in the fall.
The JTA Board thanks everyone involved in making the 2009 season a success!
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