The 2018 All Conference Games have been moved to Royal High School
ALL GAMES WILL BE AT THEIR PREVIOUSLY SCHEDULED TIMES
Superbowl XIV
We saw another great day of football which was highligted by competiveness and camaraderie. We held a moment of silnce for the Victems of the Borderline Bar and Grill shooting and for the Fire Victem prior to Newbury Parks participation in the Junior Game. Once again Player's gave very thing they had, Coaches pulled out all the stops, Cheerleaders fired up the crowds and families brought energy and encouragement into the Stadium.
Thanks go to the Santa Clarita Wildcats and Valencia High School for steping in at the last second to host Superbowl XIV.
Might Mites
Santa Clarita Wildcats - 8
Fillmore Raiders - 0
Bantam
Saugus Spartans - 34
Santa Clarita Grizzlies - 0
Freshman
Grace Brethren Lancers - 18
Santa Clarita Grizzlies - 12
Sophomore
Newbury Park Steelers - 26
Saugus Spartans - 0
Junior
Santa Clarita Wildcats - 28
LA City Ducks Green - 20
Senior
Valley Thunder Lightening - 48
Saugus Spartans - 22
***NOTICE***
Super Bowl Change of Venue
Do the fire conditions in Ventura County the Super Bowl is being moved from Royal High School in Simi Valley to Valencia High School in Santa Clarita. All time will remain the same.
Superbowl XIV
Saturday Nov 10th, 2018
VALENCIA HIGH SCHOOL, SANTA CLARITA VALLEY
Might Mites - 8am
Santa Clarita Wildcats vs Fillmore Raiders
Bantam - 10:15a
Saugus Spartans vs Santa Clarita Grizzlies
Freshman - 12:30p
Grace Brethren Lancers vs Santa Clarita Grizzlies
Sophomore - 2:45pm
Newbury Park Steelers vs Saugus Spartans
Junior - 5:00pm
Santa Clarita Wildcats vs LA City Ducks Green
Senior - 7:15pm
Valley Thunder Lightening vs Saugus Spartans
Good luck to all our finalists.
2108 American Confernce Championships
Saturday was a beautiful day for Football in Santa Barbara. 75-80 degree with no wind and high wisping clouds. It was shorts and t-shirt weather all 14hrs we were at San Marcos High School, and the quality of football resembled the day and did not disappoint. The Saints were gracious hosts and had a killer BBQ going all day. I want to extend our thanks to the Santa Barbara Saints for their hospitality and offer a final congratulations to our finalists and Champions of the American Conference.
Mighty Mites
Grace Brethren Lancers Black - 26
Grace Brethren Lancer Red - 0
Bantam
Oxnard Knights Blue - 46
Ventura Buccaneers - 28
Freshman
Camarillo Cougars - 29
Saugus Spartans - 12
Sophomores
Camarillo Cougars - 20
Sanhta Paula Cardinals - 0
Juniors
Fillmore Raiders - 14
Santa Paula Cardinals - 8
Seniors
Santa Barbara Saints - 7
Santa Clarita Wildcats - 0
Our Superbowl games are set! Another weekend of amazing competitive battles.
Superbowl XIV
Saturday Nov 10th, 2018
Royal High School, Simi Valley
Might Mites - 8am
Santa Clarita Wildcats vs Fillmore Raiders
Bantam - 10:15a
Saugus Spartans vs Santa Clarita Grizzlies
Freshman - 12:30p
Grace Brethren Lancers vs Santa Clarita Grizzlies
Sophomore - 2:45pm
Newbury Park Steelers vs Saugus Spartans
Junior - 5:00pm
Santa Clarita Wildcats vs LA City Ducks Green
Senior - 7:15pm
Valley Thunder Lightening vs Saugus Spartans
Good luck to all our finalists.
KEEP YOUR EYES OPEN FOR OUR UPCOMING ALL CONFERENCE GAMES TO BE PLAYED ON NOVEMBER 17th at NEWBURY PARK HIGH SCHOOL
Superbowl XIII
What a great day of competitive championship football. Player's gave very thing they had, Coaches pulled out all the stops, Cheerleaders fired up the crowds and families brought energy and encouragement into the Stadium.
Thanks go to the Simi Valley Bulldogs and Royal High School for hosting Superbowl XIII
Mighty Mites
Saugus Spartans - 38
Grace Brethren Lancers - 14
Bantam
LA City Ducks - 12
Santa Clarita Wildcats - 8
Freshman
Newbury Park Steelers - 20
Saugus Spartans - 18
Sophomore
Simi Valley Bulldogs - 8
Santa Clarita Wildcats - 6
Junior
Newbury Park Steelers - 30
Saugus Spartans - 28
Senior
Santa Clarita Grizzlies - 28
Simi Valley Bulldogs - 14
Our American Conference Championships was a day for the record books. Some of the most competitive football games in our 13 year history. The average score differential was 5 points, 4 games were 2 points or less and our Junior Division finals went to 2 overtime periods.
Congratulations to all our finalist and to our Conference Champions
Mighty Mite
Camarillo Cougars - 22
Santa Clarita Grizzlies - 8
Bantam
Mid Valley Titans - 14
Santa Barbara Saints - 12
Freshman
Ventura Buccaneers - 12
Oxnard Knights - 8
Sophomore
Santa Clarita Grizzlies - 22
Ventura Bucaneers - 14
Junior
Santa Clarita Grizzlies - 28 2OT
Santa Barbara Saints - 26
Senior
Fillmore Raiders - 29
Camarillo Cougars - 28
Our Superbowl games are set! Another weekend of amazing competitive battles.
Superbowl XIII
Saturday Nov 11th, 2018
Royal High School, Simi Valley
Might Mites - 8am
Grace Brethren Lancers vs Saugus Spartans
Bantam - 10:10a
LA Ducks vs Santa Clarita Wildcats
Freshman - 12:20p
Newbury Park Steelers vs Saugus Spartans
Sophomore - 2:30pm
Simi Valley Bulldogs vs Santa Clarita Wildcats
Junior - 4:40pm
Newbury Park Steelers vs Saugus Spartans
Senior - 6:50pm
Simi Valley Bulldogs vs Santa Clarita Grizzlies
Good luck to all our finalists.
***** FIELD CHANGE NOTICE *****
OUR AMERCIAN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP HAS BEEN MOVED TO HUENEME HIGH SCHOOL IN OXNARD
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Wow, What a competitive weekend of football in the GCYFL!
A few upsets in the 1st round of the National Conference Superbowl Playoffs and in our Semi Finals for the American Conference Championship.
Please join us this Saturday Nov 4th @ Rio Mesa High School for our American Conference Champioship
Mighty Mite Division - 8am
Camarillo Cougars vs Santa Clarita Grizzlies
Bantam Division - 10:10am
Santa Barbara Saints vs Mid-Valley Titans
Freshman Division - 12:20 pm
Oxnard Knights vs Ventura Bucaneers
Sophomore Division - 2:30pm
Ventura Bucaneers vs Santa Clarita Grizzlies
Junior Division - 4:40pm
Santa Clarita Grizzlies vs Santa Barbara Saints
Senior Division - 6:50pm
Camarillo Cougars vs Fillmore Raiders
Thanks in advance to the Oxnard Knights our Host Chapter for the American Conference Championship
The First round of our American Conference Championship Playoff starts this weekend. Check our Schedule/Standing for posted schedule and match ups. Best of luck to all our participants.
Update for our 2015 season - The GCYFL after 4 years having X-players in all divisons, continues to offer all players the opportunity to play with players in their age group. We offer a safe place to play no matter how much or little you child weighs. Our lighter players can play in a division with younger players, Our average weight players play against similar weight & ages and our heaviest player are not forced to play up mulitple divisions as is found in other Football Leagues. We want enveryone to have a place to play without compromising safety and age appropriate competition.
In 2012 the Chapter Heads of the GCYFL have unanimously voted YES to the final level of the “X” Player Rule. After gradual roll out of the rule for the last 4 seasons, we now provide the opportunity for all players to participate in youth tackle football in their own age group. The first level of the “X” Player Rule was utilized at the Senior (12-14) division in the 2008 and 2009 seasons. The next level was rolled out in 2010 and again in 2011 when the youngest players in all divisions were given the opportunity to participate in the "X" Player program. In 2015 the X-Player rule was modified again when the NEW Age and Weight Matrix was introduced. The new Rules allow the middle age player in each division to have a Max weight as a skill player and a Max Weight as an X-Player, while eliminating the X-Player option from the oldest player in every Division other than Mighty Mites and Seniors.
The rule allows a maximum of 3 "X" players on the field at any time per team, and they can ONLY play on the line of scrimmage, within the Free Blocking Zone (No Kick-Offs). On Offense the player must be in an ineliglbe (covered) position. On defemse the player must be in a 3pt or 4pt stance. To see the actual rule, please take a look at the rules document to the left.
The GCYFL hopes to attract the many disenfranchised players who were previously unable to participate in youth football and help them to start learning this great game at a young age..
Overall, the GCYFL remains committed to maximizing safety for its participants as well as providing an opportunity for more children to enjoy the game of football. As it enters its’ eighth season, the GCYFL continues to grow in number of players and teams which is a direct reflection of the open mindedness and forward thinking of its’ member Chapters and Board of Directors.