Forms:

2022 Player/Participant Form:    2022 participant contract and parental consent 2.1.22.pdf (dt5602vnjxv0c.cloudfront.net)

2022 Medical/Physical Form:       2022 physical fitness medical history form64007873.1.pdf .pdf (dt5602vnjxv0c.cloudfront.net)

 

Future Stars of Tumbling ........ and let them know your a member of VCI! 

Dreams can come true......

 

click for copy of flyer <Purse Bingo Flyer>:

Valley Cottage Indians Football/Cheerleading

Awards Brunch

Click here for Cheer and Football Brunch Form

Click here to see if your Registered for the Brunch

2016 Season Celebration and Awards Brunch

WHEN: January 7th, 2017
WHERE: Park Ridge Marriott
Park Ridge, New Jersey
TIME: 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
COST: $25.00 per Person (players, coaches, family and friends)

RSVP: Please be sure to return your brunch registration form - don't get locked out.

Photo Day of October 30th will be rescheduled due to injury to our Photographer.

New Date, Time and Location TBD.

 

Picture Day (Team and Individual Photos at MacCalman Field) and Schedule:

 

Cheer                                   Football

  9:30AM                  Jr. Peewees                         Jr. Peewees

10:30AM                  Mitey Mites                           Mitey Mites

10:30AM                  Peewees

11:00AM                  Jr. Varsity

11:00AM                  Varsity (Dance)

11:30AM                  Tiny Mites                              Tiny Mites

 

Link:       Form-2016VCIFootball

Valley Cottage Indians Football/Cheerleading

Awards Brunch

Click here for Cheer and Football Brunch Form

Click here to see if your Registered for the Brunch

2015 Season Celebration and Awards Brunch

WHEN: January 9th, 2016
WHERE: Park Ridge Marriott
Park Ridge, New Jersey
TIME: 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
COST: $20.00 per Person (players, coaches, family and friends)

RSVP: Please be sure to return your brunch registration form - don't get locked out.

ORDER	DIVISION	CATEGORY	TEAM	ARRIVAL	PHOTOS	STRETCH	WARM UP	PERFORMANCE
1	TM	PW1 Large	Monroe Woodbury Crusaders	3:00 PM	3:15 PM	3:25 PM	3:30 PM	4:00 PM
2	JPW	PW1 Large	Orangetown Patriots	3:00 PM	3:20 PM	3:30 PM	3:35 PM	4:05 PM
3	TM	PW1 Medium	Valley Cottage Indians	3:00 PM	3:25 PM	3:35 PM	3:40 PM	4:10 PM
4	JPW	PW1 Medium	Monroe Woodbury Crusaders	3:00 PM	3:30 PM	3:40 PM	3:45 PM	4:15 PM
5	TM	PW1 Small	New City Rams	3:10 PM	3:35 PM	3:45 PM	3:50 PM	4:20 PM
6	JPW	PW2 Medium	Eastchester Blue Devils	3:10 PM	3:40 PM	3:50 PM	3:55 PM	4:25 PM
7	TM	PW1 Medium	North Rockland Red Raiders	3:10 PM	3:45 PM	3:55 PM	4:00 PM	4:30 PM
8	JPW	PW2 Medium	Suffern Midget Mounties	3:10 PM	3:50 PM	4:00 PM	4:05 PM	4:35 PM
9	TM	PW1 Small	Orangetown Patriots	3:15 PM	3:55 PM	4:05 PM	4:10 PM	4:40 PM
10	JPW	PW2 Medium	Valley Cottage Indians	3:15 PM	4:00 PM	4:10 PM	4:15 PM	4:45 PM
11	TM	PW1 Small	Eastchester Blue Devils	3:15 PM	4:05 PM	4:15 PM	4:20 PM	4:50 PM
12	JPW	PW2 Small	New City Rams	3:15 PM	4:10 PM	4:20 PM	4:25 PM	4:55 PM
13	TM	PW1 Small	Suffern Midget Mounties	3:20 PM	4:15 PM	4:25 PM	4:30 PM	5:00 PM
14	JPW	PW3 Medium	North Rockland Red Raiders	3:20 PM	4:20 PM	4:30 PM	4:35 PM	5:05 PM
15	MM	PW1 Medium	Valley Cottage Indians	3:20 PM	4:25 PM	4:35 PM	4:40 PM	5:10 PM
16	PW	PW1 Medium	Monroe Woodbury Crusaders	3:20 PM	4:30 PM	4:40 PM	4:45 PM	5:15 PM
17	MM	PW1 Small	Suffern Midget Mounties	3:30 PM	4:35 PM	4:45 PM	4:50 PM	5:20 PM
18	PW	PW2 Medium	Eastchester Blue Devils	3:30 PM	4:40 PM	4:50 PM	4:55 PM	5:25 PM
19	MM	PW2 Large	Monroe Woodbury Crusaders	3:30 PM	4:45 PM	4:55 PM	5:00 PM	5:30 PM
20	PW	PW2 Medium	New City Rams	3:30 PM	4:50 PM	5:00 PM	5:05 PM	5:35 PM
21	MM	PW2 Large	Orangetown Patriots	3:40 PM	4:55 PM	5:05 PM	5:10 PM	5:40 PM
22	PW	PW3 Large	North Rockland Red Raiders	3:40 PM	5:00 PM	5:10 PM	5:15 PM	5:45 PM
23	MM	PW2 Medium	Eastchester Blue Devils	3:40 PM	5:05 PM	5:15 PM	5:20 PM	5:50 PM
24	JM	PW2 Medium	Suffern Midget Mounties	3:40 PM	5:10 PM	5:20 PM	5:25 PM	5:55 PM
25	MM	PW3 Medium	North Rockland Red Raiders	3:45 PM	5:15 PM	5:25 PM	5:30 PM	6:00 PM
26	JM	PW2 Medium	Monroe Woodbury Crusaders	3:45 PM	5:20 PM	5:30 PM	5:35 PM	6:05 PM
27	JM	PW1 Medium	Valley Cottage Indians	3:45 PM	5:25 PM	5:35 PM	5:40 PM	6:13 PM
28	Midget	PW2 Large	Orangetown Patriots	3:45 PM	5:30 PM	5:40 PM	5:45 PM	6:21 PM
29	Midget	PW3 Large	New City Rams	3:50 PM	5:35 PM	5:45 PM	5:50 PM	6:29 PM
30	Midget	PW3 Small	North Rockland Red Raiders	3:50 PM	5:40 PM	5:50 PM	5:55 PM	6:37 PM

Dear Parent/Guardian;

Thank you for registering your child and welcome to the Valley Cottage Indians Cheer and Football program.    

PRACTICE BEGINS:   August 1^st , 2014 at 6:00 PM (TACKLE - football and cheerleading)

                                      August 10^th , 2014 at 6:00 PM (FLAG - football and cheerleading

 

Where:    Rockland Lake South

Time:       6:00PM - 8:00PM

 

Practices' for non flag teams are Monday thru Friday during the month of August. 

practices for Flag Teams are Wednesday thru Friday during the month of August.

 

 

Important documents needed  on or prior to your child’s first day of practice (if you have not already turned them in):

 

·         2016Registration Form

·         2016 Medical Release Form (can be obtained from our website if needed)

·         Childs Photo

·         Copy of Childs Birth Certificate  

·         Copy of Childs report card – June of 2016

·         Fees paid in full (unless otherwise noted)

 

Please visit our website if you require any additional information or feel free to contact the following Director for the following Sport Program:

 

Cheerleading           Tackle Football           Flag Football

Stacy Anderson            Wilt Sterling                   Bob Woods

914-320-4945              845-548-1719                914-403-4478

 

Again, welcome to our 2016 Cheer and Football program.  If you have any questions, issues or concerns please don’t hesitate to contact us.

 

Email:    vcindians@aol.com

 

Frank Cifuni

President - Cheer and Football

845 268-466

HEY ALL YOU INDIAN FANS!!!

 

STAND UP AND SUPPORT OUR

 

VCI MIDGET CHEERLEADERS

 

THEY ARE ON THEIR WAY TO COMPETE IN

NATIONALS IN ORLANDO, FLORIDA AND THEY NEED OUR SUPPORT!!!

 

Please come support our Midget Cheerleaders

 

Sunday, November 25^th, 2012

Sunday, December 2^nd, 2012

 

4:00pm to 8:00pm

 

Cinco De Mayo

 

44 Route 303 North

 

Valley Cottage, New York 10989

 

Phone (845) 535-3321 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting FREE (845) 535-3321 end_of_the_skype_highlighting

 

Please mention VCI and 30%of the check goes to our VCI Midget Cheerleaders!!!

 

Thank you for all you support!

As our Midget Cheerleaders advance to the Pop Warner National Championship - like Dorothy - they need to follow the yellow brick road. We are in need of your support to help make this journey a reality for our Cheerleaders.

Our Goal is to raise $25,000.00 to help offset the expenses associated with a trip of this nature.

Since Pop Warner is classified by the Internal Revenue Service as a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization, the Valley Cottage Indians, Inc. is considered the same. The Federal Tax Identification number is 23-1582287 and the Federal Group Tax Exemption number is 9183.

 

Our Jr. Midget and Midget Cheerleaders excel at the 2012 Empire State Classic Championship. 

 

Not even Hurricane Sandy stopped these Cheerleaders from stepping to the mat and showed their stuff.  Our Jr. Midget Cheerleaders were short in participants but large in talent and skill.  They had to create a new routine to fit the number of cheerleaders in attendance and did a fantastic job.  Those in attendance were aware of the devastation these young ladies left behind - and the hurdles they had to overcome - to make it to Syracuse.They placed 2nd in Empires and for some it may have been short - but for those in attendance it was a feat that many will never forget.  

 

The energy and creative of our Jr. Midget Cheerleaders - gave an extra boost of energy and excitement to our Midget Cheerleaders - who won the 2012 Empire State Classic Championship. Their routine got off to a great start – then hit a few bumps but they remained under control and steadfast. Then finished their routine as if each and everyone of them said heck – lets go for it and have some fun – YEA! 

 

Both of our Cheer Squads were the only Teams from Rockland County - so not only were they representing the Valley Cottage Indians - they were also representing Rockland County Pop Warner - and what a performance they put on.

 

As stated our Cheerleaders were "Feeling It" and they inspired each other to perform their bests.  These young ladies did a lot more than cheer on this day.  Their spirit, drive and determination - along with the support of their families and coaches took them to another level.  There is no quitting in these ladies.

 

To appreciate it - you had to be there. 

To understand it - you had to be there. 

To see it in all its splendor and glory - you had to be there.

 

Great job Cheerleaders - you are the BEST!

And thank you for taking the this journey together. 

Congratulations to our Cheerleaders. Our Cheer Squads (Jr. Peewee, Peewee, Jr. Midget and Midgets) advanced to the 2012 Pop Warner Eastern Region Championships.  

 

What a performance by our Cheerleaders as they stepped, danced, jumped and flipped before the crowd and judges.   

Our Cheer Squads performance advances them to the following: 

 

Saturday, Nov 17^{th (Jr. Peewee and Jr. Midget)} - Eastern Region Championship (8am) Trenton, NJ (Sun Bank Arena) 

Sunday, Nov 18^{th (Peewee and Midget)} - Eastern Region Championship (8am) Trenton, NJ (Sun Bank Arena)

 

If you missed this one you have one more chance after the Empire State Classic Cheer Championship (Nov 4th in Syracuse NY) to see their performance again - as they attempt to reach the finial step up the ladder to Disney and a NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP.

 

What a tremendous honor and achievement for our children, their coaches, parents and Association.

 

HEY! All you Indian Fans – Stand Up and Clap Your Hands… Job well done cheerleaders and we wish you much luck and success as you take the next step in Regional Competitions as well as the Empire State Classic.

Congratulations to our Cheerleaders. Our Cheer Squads (Jr. Peewee, Peewee, Jr. Midget and Midgets) became the 2012 Rockland County - Small PW2 Division Champions.

 

The placement of our Cheer Squads in Rockland advances them to the following:

 

Sunday, Oct 28^th - Northeast Qualifier (8am) Trenton, NJ (Sun Bank Arena)

Sunday, Nov 4^th - Empire State Classic (8am) Syracuse, NY

 

 

What a day. On Saturday the Cheer squads of Rockland County performed before a standing room only crowd in both the 12pm and 3:30PM Sessions. The Cheer Competition of Rockland County showcased 19 squads in the 12PM session and 13 squads in the 3:30PM Session.

  

Our Tiny Mite and Mitey Mite cheerleaders performed beautifully and flawlessly. What you saw during the weeks in August - was not what the crowd saw on Saturday. They saw 5 thru 9 year olds perform at a level at least a couple of years ahead of their time. The Cheerleaders and ours as well dazzled everyone with their flips, tumbles, pyramids and dance routines. Their routines and precession was a thing of beauty. And these young ladies just opened the door for things to come at the 5PM session.

It really left me speechless as well as expressing a few other words of joy, excitement and amazement that I shared with their coaches, directors and anyone in earshot of my bravado. The attitude, spirit, and "yea I'm here" performance that our children displayed was outstanding.

Each and everyone one of our children steped up to the plate and "knocked it out of the ball park". If you were not there you missed one heck of a show and performance by all of the cheer squads in Rockland County. But you still have another chance of seeing them on October 28th and/or November 4th.

And in the words of our cheerleaders and their coaches - "you ain't seen nothing yet."

What a tremendous honor and achievement for our children, their coaches, parents and Association.

HEY! All you Indian Fans – Stand Up and Clap Your Hands… Job well done cheerleaders and we wish you much luck and success as you take the next step in Regional Competitions as well as the Empire State Classic.

My sincere apologies regarding the delay in the drawing of the prizes for the Raffle Tickets. The delay was due to the limited number of players we had this year. I felt that it would be best if we waited so that all or at least the majority would have a chance at winning one of the following.

And the winners are:

Placement	Prize	Winner	Ticket#	Sellers Name
3rd	$100	Palermo	31305	G. Romanoff
2nd	$200	Anthony Swayse	35157	A. Turner
1st	$300	Seth	02676	no seller name

The Winning Raffle Ticket must be presented in order to claim the prize.

Our Cheerleaders are the 2011 Empire State Classic Champions: 

That’s right our Cheerleaders took the crown at every level. It was a sight to behold and a pleasure to see them Perform before the thousands in attendance at the SECFU Arena on the campus of University of Albany. The

Jr. Pewees started the race – short one cheerleader but was not to be out down and as they completed their Performance passed the baton to the Peewees.

 

The Peewees approached the mat and performed a flawless routine – that took your breath away. They were on point, precise, diligent and raised the bar. As they turned the corner they too passed the baton to the Jr. Midgets.

 

Not to be out done AND “FEELING IT” the  Jr. Midgets was inspired by the performance of their younger siblings and closed the show with a performance that combined the drive, determination and spirit of the Jr. Peewee and Peewees as well adding a little something their coaches instilled in them.  The desire and drive to exceed expectations – to have fun and reach for the sky.

 

You would have been proud of them. And let’s not forget the work and support of their Coaches, Business Mangers and Director.

 

Please join me in congratulating the 2011 Empire State Classic Champions:

 

Jr. Peewee Small Novice Division - Valley Cottage Indians

Peewee Small Novice Division – Valley Cottage Indians

Jr. Midget Small Novice Division – Valley Cottage Indians

 

 

JR PEE WEE LARGE INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION:   NORTH ROCKLAND RED RAIDERS

PEE WEE LARGE NOVICE CHAMPION:               NORTH ROCKLAND RED RAIDERS

JR MIDGET SMALL NOVICE CHAMPION:            VALLEY COTTAGE INDIANS

JR MIDGET LARGE NOVICE CHAMPION:            ORANGETOWN PATRIOTS

JR MIDGET LARGE INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION:   NORTH ROCKLAND RED RAIDERS

The 2011 Pop Warner Super Bowl and National Cheer & Dance Championships will take place from Saturday, December 3rd through Saturday, December 10th at ESPN Wide World of Sports™ Complex.

 As our Jr. Midget Cheerleaders advance to the Pop Warner National Championship - like Dorothy - they need to follow the yellow brick road. We are in need of your support to help make this journey a reality for our Cheerleaders.

Our Goal is to raise $25,000.00 to help offset the expenses associated with a trip of this nature.

Since Pop Warner is classified by the Internal Revenue Service as a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization, the Valley Cottage Indians, Inc. is considered the same. The Federal Tax Identification number is 23-1582287 and the Federal Group Tax Exemption number is 9183.

View 2011 Pop Warner Map of all Leagues 

Scores/Results:   http://www.popwarner.com/11superbowl/Pop Warner Nationals - Junior Midget - Web Results.pdf

 

2011 Cheer and Dance Squads competing for 2011 National championship: http://www.popwarner.com/11superbowl/cheersquads.asp

 

 

Click this line to see if your registered or not for the BRUNCH or Boster for your Child/Team as of 12/30/2011

Click this line for 2012 Registration Form

Age	Fee	Raffle Books
5-6	$125	Receive $150 in Raffle Books
(Cheer/Dance) 7-13	$200	Receive $250 in Raffle Books
14 & Up	$100	Receive $150 in Raffle Books
(Football) 7-13	$250	Receive $300 in Raffle Books
14 & Up	$100	Receive $150 in Raffle Books

 

 

2011 Pop Warner Super Bowl and National Cheer & Dance Championships Saturday, December 3 - Saturday, December 10, 2011 - ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex

Watch select Pop Warner Super Bowl Games on ESPN3.com. ESPN3 delivers online sports programming to fans through a rich, interactive, and easy-to-use experience. Pop Warner is once again offering Live Video Streaming of the 2011 National Cheer & Dance Championships from Monday, December 5 - Friday, December 9 at the HP Field House. Learn More.

Enter the 2011 National Championship Website I Bypass and continue to www.popwarner.com 2011 Pop Warner National Championship Sponsors   Click here for 2011 Cheer and Dance Order of Performance and Results:  http://www.popwarner.com/11superbowl/results.asp

 

 

CASH FOR GOLD Fund-Raiser
Peppermill South
31 Lake Road
Congers, NY
When: Thursday - December 1, 2011
Time: 7:00PM - 9:00PM

RSVP: June @ 917-662-6482 or joonrbug@yahoo.com

Zumba Dance Party Fund-Raiser
NYACK CENTER
58 DEPEW AVENUE
NYACK, NY 10960
When: Saturday - November 26, 2011
Time: 2:00PM - 3:00PM
Donation: $20

For more Information: Nicole @ 917-279-1418

So Cheerleaders, Coaches, Business Managers - parents and friends - stand proud and keep your head up.  It was truly an honor and a pleasure seeing your progress as you went from week to week and competition to competition.  And for just 2 1/2 minutes ---- 150 seconds you gave your all and left it on the mat.  And guess what - our little ladies the Flag/Mites or Tiny/Mites knocked the ball out of the park in Monroe - when they stepped to the floor.   What we lacked in numbers this year - we made up for it in Heart - Desire - and that never say die attitude.  And in the words of a young man on the Jr. Peewee Football Team -  "We are and will always be VCI......"

Thank you all and look forward to your continued support as are Jr. Midget Cheer Sqaud compete for the National championship in Disney Wide World of Sports (orlando Florida) and our Midget Football Team competes for the Empire State Classic Championship.

DIRECTIONS:Take Interstate 87 (Northway) south to Exit 1E. Off the exit, proceed to Interstate 90 east (Albany/Boston). Take Exit 2, Washington Avenue. Cross Washington Avenue onto campus. Follow University Drive, bearing right, one mile to SEFCU Arena. As you approach the SEFCU Arena, parking is to the right of the building (south side of the arena).

Click here for Pop Warner 2011 All American Scholar Application Form

Pop Warner All-American Scholar Program

In 2010, over 400,000 kids participated in Pop Warner. As our numbers once again reached record levels, 280+ First Team members, over 5,000 Second Team members and 2,000+ Honorable Mention scholars were named as Academic All-Americans at the National Level for 2008-2009.

The PWLS All-American Program requires a minimum 96% grade point average to apply for All-American status. After the applications have been processed, Pop Warner determines National First Team All-Americans (35 football, 35 cheer per grade), National Second Team All-Americans and National Honorable Mention Scholars.

ALL-AMERICAN SELECTION PROCESS:

• 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.
  
  
• Once the scores have been calculated, First Team All-Americans are selected. The top 35 football players and 25 cheerleaders per grade (plus ties) are selected as National First Team All-Americans.
  
  
• Second Team All-Americans are then determined by Pop Warner based upon the number of applications that were submitted for that year. Last year's total was approximately 3,800 Second Team All-Americans
  

 

ALL-AMERICAN SELECTION PROCESS:

• 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.
  
• Once the scores have been calculated, First Team All-Americans are selected. The top 35 football players and 25 cheerleaders per grade (plus ties) are selected as National First Team All-Americans.
  
• Second Team All-Americans are then determined by Pop Warner based upon the number of applications that were submitted for that year. Last year's total was approximately 3,800 Second Team All-Americans
  

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?

Pop Warner will announce its annual Scholar All-Americans each year by April 1st. Each scholar will receive an informational packet in the mail by the end of April that includes:

• Congratulatory letter from Pop Warner indicating their scholastic accomplishment.
  
• Certificate of achievement for National All-Americans.
  
• Information regarding the Pop Warner National All-American Banquet.
   

FREQUENTLY ASKED SCHOLASTIC QUESTIONS:

Check out the 2010 Pop Warner Scholar FAQ's for questions and answers regarding the Pop Warner scholastic program as well as the National Scholar Banquet. 

Click here for Photo Order Form

 

Valley Cottage Indians  Football/Cheerleading

2012 Photo Schedule

 

Photos will be distributed at the Awards Brunch in January

October 27th - at Rockland Lake South

Time              Team/Squad

  8:30AM             Mitey Mite Football

  9:00AM             Tiny Mite Cheer and Mitey Mite Cheer

  9:30AM             Jr. Peewee Cheer and Jr. Peewee Football

10:00AM             Peewee Cheer and Peewee Football

10:30AM             Flag Black

11:00AM              Flag Red

11:30AM              Jr. Midget Cheer and Midget Cheer

 

 

Click here for Brunch Registration Form                 

The injury that derailed Donald Davis' run at school history was the same type of play that spoke to why he had such promise.

On his second carry just one week after a 278-yard night, the Nyack senior broke through the Roosevelt front seven and started rumbling down field. He looked like someone who couldn't be tackled by the entire city of Yonkers, let alone the Roosevelt defense. But Davis was caught -- barely -- some 40 yards later by a shoestring, a tackle that would have great ramifications.

Davis broke a small bone below in his foot on the play. He had nearly 600 yards rushing at the time and would still pass 1,000, a total that proved his worth at fullback on a team that asked just as much of him at linebacker. But even this year's Rockland County football player of the year still wonders the obvious: What could have been?

"It's a bummer. I didn't actually get to prove how consistently good I could be," said Davis, an all-section fullback/linebacker who missed two-plus games in a six-game regular season and still earned back-of-the-year honors in the competitive League A-South. "If I didn't get hurt, who knows what would've happened."

John Castellano knows. The Indians coach believes his 5-foot-11, 220-pound star could have challenged the program single-season rushing record held by Jermaine Harris, whose personal best was 1,436 yards. Davis was on pace to smash that mark but the injury derailed his chase.

"He was on the verge of doing something special," Castellano said.

You could argue that Davis already had before the injury. He topped the 100-yard mark each week as Nyack rolled to a 3-0 start, including an impressive three-touchdown win before a packed stadium at Rye where Davis gained 278 yards and three touchdowns and intercepted two passes from all-section quarterback Connor Eck.

He wore a steel support on his foot and played a limited role on defense over Nyack's final three games, but a hobbled Davis still left an impact. He delivered another 100-plus-yard rushing performance in a consolation-round victory at Rye one week after Horace Greeley knocked the Indians out in the Class A quarterfinals.

"He played in a tremendous amount of pain," Castellano said.

Davis said that other than some lingering discomfort his foot has healed. He does not regret risking worsening the injury, nor a heavy early workload that saw him carry the ball 76 times in the first three weeks alone.

"It definitely wasn't something where I was being overworked," he said. "It was a freak injury."

"I felt like I owed it to my team to come back, number one. And I owed it to myself," Davis added. "Senior year, you always want to go out with a bang. I knew it would be painful to go through, but I wanted to give it my all. I didn't want to be on the sideline and go out like that."

Davis will wrestle this winter, but his future after Nyack remains clouded. Syracuse and Maryland are among the Division I programs that have shown interest, but neither has offered him a scholarship.

He may opt to enroll at a junior college or prep school to improve his academic standing and prove he belongs at the major-college level.

"I definitely want to play D-I football," he said.

Coach of the year

Joe Trongone, Clarkstown North: In his 11th year with the Rams, Trongone guided them to one of the best seasons in recent program history. With 21 seniors, including five who were three-year varsity players, they qualified for the playoffs for the first time under his leadership and won the first league title since 1973. That included the program's first win over North Rockland since 1979. Clarkstown North finished 6-3 after advancing to the Class AA semifinals and qualifying for the Donald DeMatteo Premier Bowl.

Here are the rest of The Journal News first-team all-county selections:

Offense

Quarterback

Shaquille Gould, Sr., Spring Valley: This three-year starter led the county in passing with 1,439 yards. He completed 57 percent of his passes and threw 14 touchdowns. Gould nearly caught more interceptions (5) than he threw (7) and his success on both sides of the all earned him all-section honorable mention honors.

Running back

Mark Castellano, Sr., Nyack: The all-section runner finished with 875 yards and eight touchdowns, but he also led the team in receptions (10, with two for TDs) and interceptions (4). The two-way starter also ranked second on the Indians in tackles.

Jonathan McCoy, Sr., North Rockland: As the Red Raiders top option on offense, McCoy rushed for a team-best 748 yards and scored five touchdowns before suffering a season-ending injury prior to the playoffs. The physical 6-foot-2, 185-pounder earned all-section honorable mention honors.

Offensive line

Chris Guardaro, Sr., Nyack: In the Indians' Wing-T offense, Guardardo was adept at pulling and trapping blocks that opened holes for their diverse running game. The 6-foot-1, 220-pound senior earned all-league honors.

Calvin Heurtelou, Sr., Spring Valley: The 6-foot-3, 268-pound senior was a commanding presence at tackle on both sides of the ball for the Tigers. Never was the latter more evident than when Heurtelou recorded 19 tackles and forced a fumble in his final two games.

Shane Hovorka, Sr., Tappan Zee: This guard helped pave the way to over 2,000 rushing yards for the Dutchmen, who won the Class A independent league championship. He also led the team in tackles per game (8.4), and recorded eight tackles for loss. Division III programs Hartwick, Ithaca and Widener are among his possible college destinations.

Maxim Ngolla, Sr., Nyack: This imposing 6-foot-3, 290-pound senior played tackle on both sides of the ball. He earned League A-South lineman of the year and all-section honors. Villanova, Lafayette, Fordham and Byrant are among the schools that have recruited Ngolla.

Phil Stark, Sr., Clarkstown North: Trongone called this 6-foot-2, 225-pound all-section center the "heart" of his offensive line. The senior led the running game to six games of 250-plus yards -- four of them 300-plus -- and was named his league's lineman of the year.

Tight end

Gavin Maher, Sr., North Rockland: At 6-foot-3, 230, Maher has the size and talent to follow his brothers into the college ranks, whether it's at tight end or along the defensive line. He excelled at both as a returning starter for the Red Raiders, earning himself all-section honors.

Wide receiver

Nick Burns, Sr., Suffern: The all-section receiver contributed in multiple areas. He caught 25 passes for 430 yards and five touchdowns, including an 85-yard score. He also averaged 26 yards on kickoff returns, and, for good measure, scored on four two-point conversion plays.

Defense

Defensive line

John Johnson, Sr., Spring Valley: The 6-foot-3, 225-pound defensive end stopped the run and the pass. He finished with 39 tackles, including a season-best 10 against Rye. Johnson also recorded seven sacks, recovered two fumbles and forced another for the Tigers.

Ryan Leonard, Sr., Clarkstown South: The 5-foot-11, 240-pounder played nose guard and defensive end. His versatility helped him average 6.5 tackles and 1.5 sacks a game, good enough to earn all-section honorable mention honors and attract interest from several Division III colleges.

Vincent Porcelli, Sr., Clarkstown North: Despite his assignment to clog the middle, the 5-foot-10, 235-pound senior still made 31 tackles and recorded two sacks. He was a three-year varsity starter who never missed a game and was picked to play in Section 1's Senior Bowl.

Linebackers

John Brezovsky, Sr., Nanuet: The all-section linebacker recorded a team-high 76 tackles and four sacks, and also recovered two fumbles, blocked two kicks and intercepted two passes. Brezovsky, a tight end, also led the team in receptions (17), receiving yards (403) and total touchdowns (6) despite playing two games with a broken hand. He earned co-lineman of the year honors in the Golden Knights' league.

Dan Macalena, Sr., Clarkstown North: This all-section short-yardage back also ranked second on the Rams with 51 solo tackles and four sacks. He rushed for 423 yards and six touchdowns on 97 carries, and served key roles on special teams. The 5-foot-9, 165-pounder was picked for the Section 1 Senior Bowl and has drawn interest from Division II and III colleges.

Vernald Pauyo, Sr., Ramapo: At 5-foot-10, but a solid 215 pounds, Pauyo anchored the Gryphons defense, averaging 12 tackles per game. The all-section linebacker also recorded five sacks, blocked three field goals and blocked three punts. He has attracted interest from several Division II colleges.

Charlie Regalbuto, Sr., Clarkstown North: This tackle machine led the Rams with 77 solo tackles and four sacks. He recorded two straight games of 15 tackles and followed it with an 11-tackle night. His performance was rewarded with an all-section honorable mention pick and a spot in the Section 1 Senior Bowl.

Colton Reitzes, Sr., North Rockland: Reitzes led the Red Raiders in solo tackles (58) and assists (51), for a total of 109 tackles in nine games. He also recorded four tackles for loss. The performance earned the 5-foot-10, 170-pound senior all-section honors.

Defensive backs

Kyle Hanney, Sr., Nanuet: This two-way starter earned all-section honors. He was the team's top cover corner and supported the run, as evidenced by his 41 tackles and an interception. He also passed for 673 yards and seven touchdowns and rushed for 513 yards and four touchdowns at quarterback.

Joe Letizia, So., Tappan Zee: The only underclassmen on the first team ranked second on the Dutchmen in tackles per game (4.6) and had three interceptions, including one for a touchdown. He also led TZ in rushing (712 yards) for the second straight year while averaging over 7.0 yards per carry and scoring eight offensive touchdowns.

Tareek Turner, Sr., Clarkstown North: The 6-foot, 165-pound Turner has drawn interest from Division I-AA and II schools after he rushed for 672 yards and six touchdowns on just 106 carries and caught 12 passes for 168 yards and a score in a crowded backfield. He served the Rams' cover corner, yet another skill that helped him earn all-section and league back of the year honors and a spot in the Section 1 Senior Bowl.

Kicker

Thomas O'Riordan, Sr., North Rockland: This all-section honorable mention pick and kicking ace has received interest from Division I schools and it's easy to see why. Eighty percent of his kickoffs went for touchbacks, and he was a constant field goal threat, as evident by the three he hit -- including a 50-yarder -- in a win over Ramapo.

Athletes

Andre Fils, Sr., Spring Valley: The 6-foot, 170-pound Fils was vital in jumpstarting the passing game on offense and shutting it down on defense. He caught 23 passes for 460 yards and six touchdowns and recorded 52 tackles. He even recovered two fumbles and forced another in an all-section honorable mention season.

Nick Manfredi, Sr., Clarkstown South: This all-purpose standout earned all-section honorable mention honors after rushing for 956 yards and 12 touchdowns on 131 carries and recording 7.5 tackles and 2.5 sacks per game. He even served as a special teams ace for the Vikings, playing nearly ever play at 5-foot-10, 185 pounds.

Second Team

Offense

QB -- Tommy McGuire, Sr., Clarkstown South

RB -- Tommy Hamner, Sr., Suffern RB -- John Luizia, Sr., Nyack

RB -- Brian Rinciari, Sr., Clarkstown North

OL -- Jason Dorsainvill, So., Ramapo

OL -- Conor McDonagh, Sr., Nyack

OL -- Jack McGowen, Jr., North Rockland

OL -- Mike O'Shea, Jr., Pearl River

OL -- Chris Warren, Sr., Suffern

WR -- Nick King, Jr., Clarkstown South

WR -- Chris Spadaccini, Sr., Pearl River

Defense

DL -- Vince Ferreira, Sr., Pearl River

DL -- Justin Holmes-Walker, Jr., Spring Valley

DL -- Eric Rizzi, Jr., North Rockland

LB -- Nick Connell, So., North Rockland

LB -- Brandon Richards, Sr., Nyack

LB -- Jeremy Sosa, Jr., Albertus Magnus

LB -- Nick Veltri, Sr., Nanuet

LB -- Leonard Williams, Jr., Spring Valley

DB -- Ryan Condon, Sr., Albertus Magnus

DB -- Kevin Jocelyn, Jr., Ramapo

DB -- Brad Parrott, Jr., Suffern

Specialists

K -- Connor O'Sullivan, Sr., Pearl River

Athlete -- James McWilliams, Sr., Tappan Zee

Athlete -- Frank Tucek, Jr., Clarkstown South

Honorable mention: Rich Berkery, Sr., Nanuet; Billy Bodner, Sr., Tappan Zee; Tom Boos, Sr., Pearl River; Jeff Boursiquot, Sr., Ramapo; Kendrick Calvaire, Jr., Spring Valley; Greg Caneparo, Sr., Nanuet; Daniel Chang, Sr., Spring Valley; Venson Constant, Sr., North Rockland; Romarick Dalce, Jr., Spring Valley; Brendan Donahue, Jr., Tappan Zee; John Donovan, Sr., Pearl River; Albert Emmett, Jr., Suffern; Andrew Festa, Sr., Albertus Magnus; P.J. Fitzsimons, Sr., Clarkstown South; Francis Gannon, Sr., Pearl River; Kevin Giordano, Jr., Clarkstown South; Richie Glover, Sr., Suffern; Eric Hammershlag, Sr., Suffern; Whitey Hayward, Sr., Suffern; Ryan Higgins, Sr., North Rockland; Shawn Krain, Jr., Clarkstown North; Ronald Lewis, Jr., Spring Valley; Nii Laryea, Sr., Clarkstown South; Matt Lonergan, Sr., North Rockland; Michael Louis, Sr., Albertus Magnus; Charles Maurasse, Sr., Clarkstown North; Kevin McNally, Jr., Suffern; Mike Mihovics, Jr., Albertus Magnus; Neil Munroe, Sr., Clarkstown South; Tom Nelson, Sr., North Rockland; Brandon Newell, Sr., Ramapo; Mike Paolino, Sr., Clarkstown North; Mark Paul, Sr., Tappan Zee; Todd Pitt, Jr., Spring Valley; Nick Proscia, Jr., Suffern; Lucas Pucci, Sr., North Rockland; Mike Scarinci, Sr., Pearl River; Wesley Sanon, Sr., Nyack; Chris Smith, Sr., Spring Valley; Will Smith, Jr., Nyack; Rick Sok, Jr., Nanuet; Luke Sullivan, Sr., Clarkstown North; Graydon Tokke, Sr., Nyack; Nick Termine, Jr., Clarkstown North; David Ulysee, Sr., Spring Valley; Kenta Umezaki, Sr., Pearl River; Quincy Vassar, Jr., Nyack; Pat Walpole, So., Tappan Zee.

The Journal News all-county football team was selected with the assistance of the following coaches: Joe Casarella, North Rockland; John Castellano, Nyack; Rich Conklin, Nanuet; Bill Delaney, Suffern; Andrew Delva, Spring Valley; Andy DiDomenico, Tappan Zee; Jeff Michael, Pearl River; Mike Scarpelli, Clarkstown South; Joe Trongone, Clarkstown North; Paul Villanueva, Albertus Magnus; Dan Zotter, Ramapo.

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Congratulations to our Cheerleaders. Our Midget Cheer Squad became the 2010 Rockland County - Small Novice Division Champion.
Both our Jr. Peewee and Peewee Cheer Squads took 2nd in their respective Division.  The placement of our Cheer Squads in Rockland advances them to the following:

 

Sunday, Oct 17^th - Northeast Qualifier (8am) Albany, NY (Times Union Center)

Saturday, Nov 6^th - Empire State Classic (8am) Utica, NY (Utica Memorial Auditorium)

 

What a day.  On Saturday the cheer and dance squads of Rockland County performed before a standing room only crowd in both the 2pm and 5PM Sessions. The Cheer Competition of Rockland County showcased 19 squads in the 2PM session and 20 squads in the 5PM Session.

 

Our Flag and Mitey Mite cheerleaders performed beautifully and flawlessly.  What you saw during the weeks in August - was not what the crowd saw on Saturday.  They saw 5 thru 9 year olds perform at a level at least a couple of years ahead of their time.  The cheerleaders and ours as well dazzled everyone with the flips, tumbles, pyramids and dance routines.  Their routines and precession was a thing of beauty.  And these young ladies just opened the door for things to come at the 5PM session.

It really left me speechless as well as expressing a few other words of joy, excitement and amazement that I was shared with their coaches, directors and anyone in earshot of my bravado.  The attitude, spirit, and "yea I'm here" performance that our children displayed was outstanding.  

Each and everyone one of our children steped up to the plate and "knocked it out of the ball park".  If you were not there you missed one heck of a show and performance by all of the cheer squads in Rockland County.  But you still have another chance of seeing them on October 17th and/or November 6th.   

And in the words of our cheerleaders and their coaches - "you ain't seen nothing yet."

What a tremendous honor and achievement for our children, their coaches, parents and Association. 

 HEY! All you Indian Fans – Stand Up and Clap Your Hands… Job well done cheerleaders and we wish you much luck and success as you take the next step in Regional Competitions as well as the Empire State Classic.  

 

Also the winners of the 2010 Raffel drawing are:

 

  

 1st prize:   Stacy Vasami   

 

 2nd prize:   Shak - 1

 

 3rd prize:    Noppon

 

Coin Drop Schedule:

Mitey Mite Cheer      09:30AM - 10:30AM
Jr. Peewee Cheer    09:30AM - 10:30AM
Peewee Cheer         10:00AM - 11:00AM
Midget Cheer           10:30AM - 11:30AM
Mitey Mite Football   10:30AM - 11:30AM
Jr. Peewee Football  10:30AM - 11:30AM
Peewee Football      11:00AM - 12:00Noon
Jr. Midget Football   11:00AM - 12:00Noon
 
Midget Football Officating Flag and Tiny Mite Games

 

 

The following Cheer Squads will be sized and fitted on August 23rd, 2010 for their Competive
and Game day uniforms at the Congers VMA Building:

CHEER SQUAD	TIME
Jr. Peewee	6:00PM
Peewee	6:30PM
Midget	7:00PM

Where:     Congers VMA

Time:        See above Schedule

 

Click here for 2010 Cheer and Football Registration Form (please complete both sides of form),

The Executive Board and the Board of Directors of the Valley Cottage Indians would like to congratulate the youth enrolled in our sports programs.  Your efforts and enthusiasm  were seen weekly on the playing field. It is always
our hope that throughout your lives you would look back on your year(s) with the Valley Cottage Indians fondly.

 

We would also like to take this opportunity to extend our deepest thanks and gratitude to the many volunteer coaches, their families, and all those members who gave their time and effort for the betterment of our children and the community.

 

The Board, coaches and volunteers have spent many hours together and have had the good fortune of seeing the children
in our program(s) grow in stature as well as spirit.  

 

Please view the journals we've achieved below for your stroll down memory lane.

 

Click on the link below to view the Journal(s) of your choice.

 

 

VCI DVD 2009 Cheer and Football Order Form

Cheer, Dance and Football Registration

 

Tackle Football Scrimmage – Sunday August 23^rd

at Passiac High School Boverini Stadium

 versus the Passaic Warriors

 

Mode of Transportation:   Car Pool

Departure Time:                8:30AM (should be at NHS by 8:15AM)

Departure Date:                 Sunday – August 23^rd 2009

 

Teams:                               Mitey Mites and Jr. Peewees

 

 

Format of Scrimmage:

 

6 set of 10 plays each with a 10 minute Break after the first three sets

 See Directions folder for directions.

Saturday Empire State Classic Football Championships: 

Date                        Field                                            Time                      Division              Opponent
11/28/2009          Dietz Stadium                             3PM                      Peewee                Ogden Bears

 

Cheer, Dance and Football Registration

Click here to see 2009 Cheer and Football Scholar Athletes

Click this line to see 2013 Cheer and Football Iron Woman and Man Winners

Click this line to see 2012 Cheer and Football Iron Woman and Man Winners

Click this line to see 2011 Cheer and Football Iron Woman and Man Winners

Click this line to see 2010 Cheer and Football Iron Woman and Man Winners

Click this line to see 2009 Cheer and Football Iron Woman and Man Winners

You may be too late to make it to the journal but never too late  to make it on our website.    Mail in you booster form and payment  to: 

Congratulations to our Cheerleaders

What a day.  On Saturday the Cheer and Dance squads of Rockland County performed before a standing room only crowd in both the Morning and Afternoon Sessions at Monroe Woodbury High School. The Cheer Competition of Rockland County showcased 22 squads in the morning And 19 squads in the afternoon.

Our Flag and Mitey Mite cheerleaders performed beautifully in the AM session.  Their smiles, tumbles, pyramids, and dance routines excited the crowd and warmed them up for an unbelievable day.  It also was a wonderful opening act of what was to come in the afternoon session.

 The afternoon session opened with a free style performance of flippers and tumblers from all of the squads that dazzled the crowd with their acrobatics and memorizing back flips, double and triple somersaults’ as well as various free style gymnastic moves.

 What a day and achievement for the children, their coaches, parents and Associations. 

(click here for form): 2010 Cheer and Football Awards Brunch Form

COST:         $20.00 per Person (players, coaches, family and friends)

 (tickets will not be sold at the door)

 RSVP:          November 30, 2010

 

November
Saturday 15th
Region Cheer/Dance Championships
Session 1: Jr Pee Wee Cheer
Session 2: Jr Midget Cheer
Dance (all levels)
 Sovereign Bank Arena
Trenton NJ

Sunday 16th
Region Cheer/Dance Championships
Session 1: Pee Wee Cheer
Session 2: Midget Cheer
 Sovereign Bank Arena
Trenton NJ

 

Fee at the door $35

 

And for those of you who were not there .... just listen to this....

 

One of our Cheer Squads was up by 5AM in order to continue preparing for todays event as well as pickup a few more of their team members - but something happened along the way and they could not be found - as time went by, the coaches had to

change their routine on the fly and had only 4-6 minutes to get the squad in sync with the change.  Talk about pressure,

and working under stress - you don't know the half of it. 

 

Just imagine; today, for some, was the biggest day of their lives and what ever could go wrong not only goes wrong but is also compounded by a few dis-believers wondering - what in the world are we doing here.  As this writer said earlier "OMG".

 

To spare you the suspense - here's what I heard when the announcements started:

 

            And with the 3rd highest score and on their way to Trenton at Jr. Peewee Small Novice -

                                                    VALLEY COTTAGE INDIANS 

 

These children and their coaches were the first to compete today - their schedule like everyone else was brutal,

painful and tireless.  But nine hours later - it was well worth the wait.  And it just kept getting better and better

as one after the other you heard prefixed before each announcement from Rockland County -

 

Not to be out done....our Peewee Cheer Squad after hearing the 4th and 3rd seed being called waited with baited breath

and then you heard

 

         And with the 2nd highest score and on their way to Trenton at Peewee Small Novice -

                                                    VALLEY COTTAGE INDIANS 

 

The people went crazy.  The Arena was filled with both tears of joy and sorrow.  Our Midget Cheerleaders was not announced to the crowd as one of those moving on to Trenton - but they were announced in the hearts and minds of all those Indian fans in attendance. 

 

It was one heck of a day and a day that all of you should be proud of our children and supportive of their coaches.  But more importantly - thankful for having the opportunity to compete.  To leave it all on the floor or field.  And at the end of the day - kick back - enjoy the moment and start ready for the next challenge and/or opportunity.

 

With that being said the VCI Family what to congratulate all of our Cheerleaders and Dancers for a job well done.  You came, gave it your all and left it on the floor.  Thank you for allowing this writer the opportunity to sit amongst you.

 

The following Rockland County Pop Warner Cheer Squads are advancing to the Region Cheer/Dance Championships in Trenton:

 

Division                                          Team

JPW Small Novice                        New City Rams

JPW Small Novice                        Valley Cottage Indians

 

JPW Large Novice                        Eastchester Blue Devils

JPW Large Novice                        Orangetown Patriots

 

JPW Large Intermediate              Monroe-Woodbury Crusaders

JPW Large Intermediate              North Rockland Red Raiders

 

PW Small Novice                           New City Rams

PW Small Novice                           Valley Cottage Indians

 

PW Large Intermediate                 North Rockland Red Raiders

 

JRM Small Novice                        Suffern Midget Mounties

 

JRM Large Novice                        Monroe-Woodbury Crusaders

 

JRM Large Intermediate               New City Rams

 

M Small Novice                              Eastchester Blue Devils

 

M Large Intermediate                    North Rockland Red Raiders

 

 

 

 

2008 Cheer and Dance Informational Packet (7 pages)

Speed and Agility Training Detail

No Charge to children in VCI Program.

Speed and Agility Training will be held for every child in our program

<Cheer and Football> starting on July 28th thru July 31st:

The program details are :

• 4 days, Monday - Thursday
• 60 minutes per session
• 6-9 year olds                 Session 5:30-6:30PM 
• 10-15 year olds             Session 6:30-7:30PM 

All training at Rockland Lake South

Welcome to the 2008 Cheer and Football Season.    

PRACTICE

           BEGINS:           August 01st, 2008 at 6:00 PM (TACKLE - football and cheerleading)

                                       August 14th, 2008 at 6:00 PM (FLAG - football and cheerleading)

                                             Practice will continue each weekday until school begins.

           Tackle Football and Cheer  5 nights a week. Monday thru Friday from 6:00pm – 8:00pm.

           Flag Football and Cheer      3 nights a week on Wednesday thu Friday  6:00pm – 7:30pm.

           Please be prompt in dropping off and picking up your child.

In order to do our part.. The Valley Cottage Indians is going GREEN. One of our 1st initiatives will be the reduction of paper.

Notification of team assignments and other information will be done via email - starting Monday July 28th.

Our website will be updated with the appropriate papers and forms in support of this effort - please see handouts folder.

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Yours in Youth Sports
Pierre

Cheer, Dance and Football Registration:

 

         
Contact:   Carol Cifuni @ (845) 268-4664    

 

Flag Cheer and Football           5-7 year olds

Tackle Cheer and Football       7-15 year olds

 

The below fee includes $150 in pre-paid Raffle Tickets. 

 

 

Fees:

      5-6 year olds              $175

      7-15 year olds            $225*

 

Tackle Football and Cheer will practice 5 days a week during the summer <Monday thru Friday>. 

Flag Football and Cheer will practice 3 days a week during the summer <Wednesday thru Friday>. 

  

Late Registration Fee:
                   $25 for registrations taken after July 2008

                     

Special thanks to the following people who assisted by picking the winning tickets.

Mrs Regalbuto
Mrs Giles-Harris
Mrs Denise
Mr  Sclafani

Place.Prize..Number....Seller............Winner
4th...$50....00995.....Taylor Ehrlich....Ehrlich
3rd...$100...11617.....Marc Melendez.....Melendez
2nd...$150...11006.....Kerleen Jean......Marcus Ford 
1st...$250...11919.....Hakeem Jean.......Kereen Jean

The winners will be contacted and their proceeds delivered
to them via the mail.

Congratulations to all of our luck winners.

 

 

Click on Link below for this survey:
            http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=P0_2fRR1s5mPd9f2BMxQKwcA_3d_3d                                 

 

 

Congratulations to our 2007 Empire  State Classic Champions:

Cheerleading
    Jr. Peewees 
    Midgets

Football
    Peewee 

Don't forget to send in your Brunch Forms - also please check out Our Magzine Store.

Our online fundraising store has over 650 of the most popular magazine titles at up to 85% off newsstands prices. Purchase or renew your favorite magazine subscriptions and 40% of your purchase will go directly to the Valley Cottage Indians!

Our Jr. Peewee and Midget Cheer squads take the next step towarsd Disney - by competing at the Pop Warner - Northeast Qualifier at the Times Union Center <formerly The Pepsi Arena> in Albany on Sunday - November 20th:

Admission: $20

Door Opens: 8:30AM

Tenative Schedule:
 
Jr. Peewee  10:00AM
Midget      01:16PM

Hope to see you there.
Let's go Indians!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 Congratulations to our Cheerleaders - Jr. Peewee and Midget Cheer Squads are Rockland County Champs

 What a day.  On Saturday the cheer and dance squads of Rockland County performed before a standing room only crowd in both the Morning and Afternoon Sessions. The Cheer Competition of Rockland County showcased 23 squads in the morning And 22 squads in the afternoon.

 Our Flag and Mitey Mite cheerleaders performed beautifully and flawlessly.  It may have been raining outdoors but the sun was shining indoors as the cheerleaders displayed a tremendous amount of talent and athletics.  It also was a wonderful opening act of what was to come in the afternoon session.

 The Afternoon session opened with a free style performance of flippers and tumblers from all of the squads that dazzled the crowd with their acrobatics and memorizing back flips, double and triple somersaults’ as well as various free style gymnastic moves.

 And then the show began. The excitement and enthusiasm grew with the performance of each and every squad as they entered and exited the floor. The crowd was also entertained by an up and coming group known as the Heartbeat Boys – from Orlando Florida.  The group sang the National Anthem before each session and then performed a melody of songs at the conclusion of the afternoon session.

 And at the end the moment everyone was waiting for – the placement of each squad and who from Rockland will advance to Regional’s as well as the Empire State Classic.  Valley Cottage did not leave the gym empty handed.  

 What a tremendous honor and achievement for the children, their coaches, parents and Association. 

 HEY! All you Indian Fans – Stand Up and Clap Your Hands… Job well done cheerleaders and we wish you much luck and success as you take the next step in Regional Competitions as well as the Empire State Classic.  Next up the Jr. Peewee and Midget Cheer squads will be competing in Albany in the Pop Northeast Qualifier at Times-Union Center <formally the Pepsi Arena>.

 As of this writing the times of performance is as follows on November 4th:

 

LETS GO INDIANS!!!!!!!!

 Play-offs for JPW and PW start in Week #6. Seeds and pairings are as follows:

Jr. Pee Wee

 

#1 EAST (AM 1) @ MON (AM 4)

#2 R/SV (NA 1) vs. VC (NA 4) @ NC

#3 NEWRO (AM 3) @ BC (AM 2)

#4 NR I (NA 3) @ O'TOWN I (NA 2)

#5 SUFF (AM 5) @ O'TOWN II (NA 5)

#6 NC (NA 7) @ NR II (NA 6)

 

Pee Wee

 

#1 EAST (AM 1) @ MON (AM 4)

#2 R/SV (NA 4) @ NR (NA 1)

#3 NEWRO (AM 3) @ BC (AM 2)

                    #4 VC (NA 2) @ O'TOWN (NA 3)

The opening games of the 2007 season kicked off at 9AM Sunday monring. The Jr. Peewee, Peewee and Midget teams played against the Bergen County Broncos while the Mitey Mites played Orangetown Patriots III.

All of the games were very exciting with the outcome unknown until the game officals signaled the end of the game. VCI may have come up short on the side of victory - but it was a great day of football and left the fans on their feet. You would have been very proud of our children for the talent that was displayed on the day as well as the performance of our Cheer Squads during tyhe game and at half-time. The scores below
are indicative of the close contests as well as the ups and downs of the day.

Jr. Peewee 12 Bergen 14
Peewee 12 Bergen 13
Midget 0 Bergen 6
Mitey Mite NA Orangetown III NA

Pop Warner rules do not allow official scores to be reported on the Mitey-Mite level, but the Indians played some overpowering football.


See you all this weekend when VCI opens it's homestand at Nyack High School - Christian Herald Sports Complex against the Eastchester Blue Devils...

1. Doing our best...to help the rest
Please donate 2 or more cans of food on
this day. All donations will be delivered
to local Food shelters and Soup kitchens.

2. 1st annual VCI Garage Sale

o Shirts
o Black Cheer and Football Jackets
o Silver Cheer and Football Jackets
o VCI Water Bottels
o VCI Flag
o VCI Magnets
o VCI Cheer Nap Sacks
o VCI Football Nap Sacks
o VCI Mini Football Helmets
o Sneakers - while supplies last
o and more..........
o VCI Sweat Shirts

3. Donations for the DJ Cifuni Medical
Fund

VCI Store on the Web - go to Links folder to visit our store.

As promised what an exciting weekend and I' glad I was able to be there to see it for myself. Hats off to our Jr. Peewee Cheerleaders who placed 5th in their division - but 1st in my heart and on my personal score sheet.

They performed fabiously and flawlessly. The competition was very strong throughout the entire day and kept all in attendance on their feet.

Our cheerleaders left the building with all in attendance speaking with one voice - one sound - WOW! You girls were great.

Also, to those parents that rented the private booth and then invited all of the cheerleaders up to the booth after their competition and feed them as well as myself - thank you. Your generosity and continued support from Monroe, Utica, and Trenton has been unwavered and relentless.

And to our Coaches - BRAVO!!!!! What an incredible job you've done for and with our precious jewels. They sparkled, smiled, cried, laugh, and popped. I was floored by their energy, speed, agility and effortless mounts. Their precision was clean and their discipline impeccable. This is a reflection of their coach’s hard work, dedication and parental support.

Thank you for giving me the opportunity to enjoy the journey. And as stated by Stacy Anderson "we just have to work harder - wait till next year."

I for one can't wait.

Great job cheerleaders - what a fantastic performance.

Click here for Brunch Form

2009 Season Celebration and Awards Brunch 

            WHEN:            January 9th, 2010 
            WHERE:          Park Ridge Marriott 
                                    Park Ridge, New Jersey 
            TIME:              9:00 AM - 1:00 PM 
            COST:             $20.00 per Person (players, coaches, family and friends) 

            RSVP:              Please be sure to return your brunch registration form - don't get locked out.

Carousel Cakes Order Form: can be returned no later than 11/12/2006

Cash prize of $100 will be awarded to the
Cheerleader and Football Player that have
the highest paid sales. The winning sellers
need to have sold a minimum of $125 in paid
orders to be eligible for the cash prize.

Booster Form: can be returned no later than 11/30/2006

Awards Brunch Form: can be returned no later than 11/29/2006

Round 1 on the Road to the New York State Championship by way of the Empire Classic got off to a very exciting start – with some dynamic and exciting football on all fronts. Games this weekend took place in Syracuse, Rochester, Utica, Albany, New Jersey, and Mount Vernon.

Results:

Location: Memorial Stadium
Jr. Midget Mount Vernon Razorbacks 00 North Rockland Red Raiders 02
Jr. Peewee Nepperham Gladiators 07 North Rockland 28
Jr. Peewee Mount Vernon Razorbacks 31 Valley Cottage Indians 19
Peewee Bronx River Bulldogs 06 Valley Cottage Indians 13
Jr. Midget Bronx River Bulldogs 06 New City Rams 13

Location: St. Joseph Regional High School
Peewee Mount Vernon Razorbacks 19 Bergen County Broncos 08

Location: East Greenbush
Jr. Peewee Cicero Falcons TBD Watervliet Cannoneers TBD
Jr. Midget Kirk Park Colts TBD East Greenbush TBD


1st Round Bye
Peewee East Greenbush Blue Devils
Peewee Poughkeepsie
Midget Albany Mallers
Midget Bergen County Broncos
Midget Nepperham Gladiators
Midget Staten Island Hurricanes

The real winners in life are the people who look at every situation with an expectation that they can make it work or make it better.

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HEY ALL YOU INDIAN FANS, STAND UP AND CLAP YOUR HANDS!

Our Jr Midget Cheer Squad won the New York State Championship at the Empire State Classic....and our Peewee Cheer Squad placed 2nd in the Empire State Classic in their pursuit of the New York State Championship.

What a day and a wonderful moment for our children and their proud coaches, parents and friends.

Great job Cheerleaders and in the words of your parents and friends in the stands -

"HEY INDIANS....HOW DO YOU FEEL?"

WE FEEL GOOD.
OH WE FEEL SO GOOD.
HUH!

Great job cheerleaders and congratulations on your outstanding performance and dedication.

Fairleigh Dickenson University,
Hackensack,
NJ, USA

The following Cheer squad(s) will be competing for the Pop Warner Eastern Regional Championship in Trenton, New Jersey. Placement in the top 3 of this competition will advance squad(s) to National Championships hosted by Disney Wide World of Sports in Orlando Florida.

Jr. Peewee - Cheer

For directions click on Directions/venue folder - within the menu Bar.

                              Utica, NY 13502

 

                              (315)738-0164

   Bus Fee:              $45.00

 

Admission to event:       $10.00

Pop Warner 2006 Northeast Cheer Qualifier
This event is being Hosted by Rockland County Pop Warner at the Utica Mmemorial Auditorium in Utica, New York. The following Cheer Qauds from Valley Cottage are competing at this event based on their placement in Rockland County Cheer Championships held on October 14th:


Jr. Peewees
Peewees
Jr. Midgets

Please join me in wishing them and all of the Cheer/Dance Sqauds from Rockland County good luck this weekend.

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Utica Memorial Auditorium
400 Oriskany Blvd. (Rt-5S)
Utica, NY 13502
315-738-0164


1: Merge onto I-87 N / NEW YORK STATE
THRUWAY N via the ramp on the LEFT
(Portions toll). 130.1 miles

2: I-87 N / NEW YORK STATE THRUWAY N becomes
I-90 W / NEW YORK STATE THRUWAY W
(Portions toll). 83.7 miles

3: Take the I-790 exit- EXIT 31- toward
RT-8 / RT-12 / UTICA. 0.8 miles

4: Keep LEFT at the fork in the ramp.
0.3 miles

5: Turn SLIGHT LEFT to take the GENESEE ST
ramp. 0.1 miles

6: Turn RIGHT onto N GENESEE ST.
1.0 miles

7: Turn RIGHT onto LIBERTY ST / ORISKANY ST
W / NY-5S W. Continue to follow ORISKANY
ST W / NY-5S W. 0.2 miles

8: End at Utica Memorial Auditorium:

Rockland County Cheer Championship Flyer
Saturday October 14, 2006
Monroe Woodbury High School
Doors Open to Public at 11:00 AM

(all seating is based on a “first-come-first-seated” basis)
(there will be no saving of seats)

Admission
$5.00

Free for children 9 years and under

Free Admission to all Rockland County Pop Warner Football Players wearing their game Jerseys !

Directions to Monroe Woodbury High School:
NY State Thruway North. Merge onto NY-17 W via exit number 16 toward HARRIMAN/RT-17. Take the NY 32 ramp toward US 6 EAST/NY 17 SOUTH/HARRIMAN. Stay straight to go onto CR-64/NININGER RD. Turn RIGHT onto CR-95/DUNDERBERG RD.