Warren County Titans reveal plans for upcoming season
They would also like everyone from last year to know that the Titans were awarded the Gene Carr Sportsmanship Trophy by the Mid-state Football League. The program was chosen by officials of the TSSAA for its adherence to regulations and excellent behavior by players, parents and coaches.
Plans are already under way for the upcoming year, with new sponsors currently coming on board. Sign-up fees are going to be reduced in 2003 from $50 to $35. This year the Titans will be playing their home games at the football stadium behind Bobby Ray Memorial School. It will also be the site of all of their practice sessions. There are also plans in the works to make substantial improvements to the Bobby Ray facility.
The Titans will again be looking for young folks from the ages of 7 through 14 years old to play their brand of tough traveling football. Coaches for each of the four age groups are making plans to visit every school in the county within the next few weeks to begin recruiting efforts. They are also planning to hold a mini-camp for all boys and girls interested in football, and a firm date will be forthcoming in the near future. Sign-ups will be held in mid July.
Also, the league is looking for someone who might be interested in the position of cheerleading director. This person, with the support of the Titans board, will be responsible for all aspects of the cheerleading program.
The league secretary will be sending out a newsletter to bring parents from last year’s squads up to speed on future fund raisers and any other important developments involving the Titans league.
Anyone who might be interested in the cheerleading director position, or would like additional information on the league, ,may contact league secretary Rhonda Moran at 668-2304 or athletic director Hal Mayfield at 668-4230. The Titans plan to announce their 2004 plans next week.