Wake Forest Titans Football offers flag football for ages 5-7 and tackle football for ages 5-15, depending on weight. The age is the participant's age on July 31 of this calendar year. There are no tryouts. Participants are placed on teams on a first-come, first-served basis as space permits.
All participants must also complete and submit the 2010 Player Physical Form and the 2010 Parental Consent Form to the Titans prior to the first practice. PHYSICALS MUST BE COMPLETED IN 2010. Players must also submit a COMPLETE, 4 SEMESTER REPORT CARD at Orientation Day. Orientation will be scheduled sometime between June and July.
MAILING ADDRESS: Wake Forest Titans,
P.O. Box 1254,
Wake Forest, NC,
27588-1254.
Tackle football players are placed in divisions based on the Pop Warner Little Scholars age and weight requirements. Following are the 2010 age and weight requirements for Wake Forest Titans Pop Warner:
Division
Ages
Weight
Older/Lighter
Flag
5-6-7 yrs.
None
None
Tiny Mite
5-6-7 yrs.
35-75 lbs.
None
Mitey Mite
7-8-9 yrs.
45-90 lbs.
None
Junior Pee Wee
8-9-10 yrs.
60-105 lbs.
11 yrs.: 60-85 lbs.
Pee Wee
9-10-11 yrs.
75-120 lbs.
12 yrs.: 75-100 lbs.
Junior Midget
10-11-12 yrs.
85-135 lbs.
13 yrs.: 85-115 lbs.
Midget
11-12-13-14 yrs.
105-160 lbs.
15 yrs.:105-140 lbs.
There is no weight limit for flag football participants.
The Flag, Tiny Mite and Mitey Mite divisions are considered noncompetitive. However, the Flag, Tiny Mite and Mitey Mite teams conclude their season with "Bowl" games against other Consolidated Football Federation (CFF) associations.
Wake Forest Titans Head Coaches in 2010:
Division
Head Coach
Phone
Email
Flag Lightning
Tim Thomas
Flag Thunder
Shannon Townsley
Tiny Mite Lightning
David Hegel
Tiny Mite Thunder
Jerry Rudiak
Mitey Mite Lightning
Jason Nunn
Mitey Mite Storm
Angelo Deluke
Mitey Mite Thunder
Lance Bradley
Junior Pee Wee Thunder
Jeff Denny
Junior Pee Wee Lightning
Jorge Gomez
Pee Wee Thunder
Ron McKaskel
Pee Wee Lightning
Mike Smedley
Junior Midget Lightning
Open
Weigh-ins for Tackle Football Participants
Each tackle football player will be weighed at check-in sessions and again at the beginning of the season to determine and confirm division assignment.
Players must maintain the weight requirements throughout the season for their division. Players will be weighed prior to each game. The first week of the regular season, players must weigh within the published weight range. Each subsequent week, the allowed weight will be increased by one pound. Players are weighed in their uniforms, minus their helmet. The following amounts are added to the maximum weight each week for equipment weight allowances: Tiny Mite and Mitey Mite: 7 lbs, Junior Pee and Pee Wee: 8 lbs, Junior Midget and Midget: 9 lbs.
Practices
The first day of practice will be August 2nd at our practice field on Camp Kanata Road, Wake Forest.
What to Wear
Flag football participants should wear shorts, t-shirts and athletic shoes or cleats.
Tackle football participants should wear shorts, t-shirts and cleats. Do not wear football equipment until told to by your coach. After completing 20 hours of conditioning, players will begin wearing practice uniforms and full pads.
Every participant should bring a water bottle to every practice.
Games
All regular-season games are scheduled to be played on Saturdays. We typically do not receive the game schedule until a couple of days before the first scheduled game, and there are frequently changes made to the schedule immediately after that. We do not have any control over the schedule or when it is disseminated. We realize that this can be frustrating, but creating the schedule is very complex. We will let you know what the schedule is as soon as we get it from the Consolidated Football Federation (CFF). We do play games on the Saturday of Labor Day weekend, so plan on being here. The regular season generally runs through October. The Flag, Tiny Mite and Mitey Mite divisions usually concludes their season with an inter-league "bowl" game at the end of the season.
Teams in the Junior Pee Wee division and older are eligible to compete in post-season competition based on their win/loss record. Post-season competition may include regional and national championships and/or invitational bowls which can run through Thanksgiving or into December, if a team goes on to nationals.
