Step One:     Fill out the two contracts as carefully and completely as possible.

Step Two:   Sign both contracts in all appropriate places.

Step Three: Fill out the General Information Sheet.

Step Four:   Make out one check payable to the Calabasas Raiders for $400.00 for Players
Fees for 2010. 

Step Five:   Make out another check payable to the Calabasas Raiders for $100 for your
volunteer (Snack Shack) deposit and date it August 1, 2010.  This check will be                          returned when
you have completed your volunteer duties as discussed in the Parent Contract.
Attach this check to the Parent Contract.

Step Six:     Mail your documentation to:

Calabasas Raiders Football
P.O. Box 4127
West Hills, CA 91308

REGISTRATION

However, before the Registration Process is completed and gear is issued at the Kickoff Event, several additional documents must be received by the Registrar and placed in your Official Registration Packet.  These items include:


Original Birth Certificate – For all first year players.
Original Proof of Residence – Utility bill or official letter with your child’s last
       name on it.
PYFL Physical Form – Completed by a licensed physician.
Recent 2”X 3” Photo

Address any questions to a.riccardelli@att.net
Players Oath:

Below is the Calabasas Raider Official Oath.  Please read it carefully to your parents, and believe it, respect it and live it.

I will respect my fellow players, parents and coaches.
I will maintain a positive attitude and demonstrate good sportsmanship at all times.
I will lend a helping hand whenever asked or needed.
I will be prepared and on time.
I will do my best both on the field and off.
I will be a good role model for the Raiders Organization.

Welcome and thank you for being a part of the Raider Family!

Dirk Riccardelli
Athletic Director

Equipment:

It is the responsibility of every player to maintain and protect the gear that is issued to him, and return it in good condition at the end of the season.  Safety is our first priority.  If your equipment is damaged during the season, please report the problem to your Head Coach so that it can be replaced or repaired immediately.  The Raiders can have no responsibility for problems that are not reported.  Players are responsible for washing their pants and jerseys on a regular basis, and returning them at the end of the season freshly washed.

Each player will be issued a:

  • Spirit Pack – Raiders T-Shirt & Shorts
  • Helmet with Chin Strap and Decals
  • Shoulder Pads
  • Pant Pads
  • Practice Pants
  • Game Pants
  • Game Jersey
  • Belt

Each player must provide:

  • Mouthpiece
  • Jockstrap & Cup
  • Football Cleats
  • Water Bottle

Each player must return at the end of the season:

  • Helmet with Chin Strap and Decals
  • Shoulder Pads
  • Pant Pads
  • Practice Pants
  • Game Pants
  • Belt

All equipment is to be returned at the end of the season to the Equipment Shed in a cooperative effort between the Equipment Manager and your Head Coach.  Any equipment that is damaged or missing due to your own negligence will be charged to you and assessed before you can sign-up for football the following year.

For question please contact:

Equipment Manager -  Kelly Mungary  -  818-224-9894  - team.mungary@sbcglobal.net



Division & Weights:
























Players in Pee Wee Division must be at least 45 pounds.  All Division and Weight Classes are subject to change as we are waiting for the Official 2010 PYFL Division & Weight Classifications to be announced.


Preseason Practices:

In the first week of practice, the uniform will be Spirit Pack T-Shirts, Shorts and Cleats.  (Helmets are optional depending on the coach.)  Practice will begin promptly at 6 pm, however, all players should report no later than 5:45 pm to prepare.  All players will be required to log 20 hrs of physical conditioning before they will be allowed to participate in full contact. 

Practices during the month of August are held on Monday through Friday, and Saturdays depending on the coach and jamboree commitments.  The question always arises, “We’ve had our family vacation planned for months.  How will missing those practices impact on my son?”  The answer is:  It depends on your son.  If he’s a good athlete, is a quick study and works hard, it may not impact on him too harshly.  However, if he is not, he may not recover from the deficit throughout the season.  Preseason practices are all about teaching and learning.  Many of the younger players will be experiencing things for the first time.  Often the teaching strategies employed use building blocks that require proficiency in one before you go on to the next.  If a player misses a whole week of building blocks, it’s going to make it difficult to catch up.

After Labor Day practice schedules will move to three days per week with games on Saturdays.  The times are left to the discretion of the coach and availability of field space.



Game Schedules:

The Raiders Organization is part of the Pacific Youth Football League.  The PYFL is responsible for all scheduling.  While we understand the need for you to know when games will be scheduled so that you can organize your own family schedule, we have absolutely no power over the process.  Normally, schedules for the year are handed out the week before the first scheduled game and sometimes even later.  Once schedules are officially reported, we will get them to you immediately.

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Ages as of December 2, 2010