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Programs Offered:

SPRING 7 ON 7 Introducing "SPRING 7 ON 7" - a non-contact version of the sport that promotes learning the game. This program is open to all ages and skill levels. Practices will commence in the spring, and games will start in early May. The season will conclude by the end of June. Join us for a fun and educational experience in this exciting non-contact version of the sport.
FALL TACKLE Tackle Football will be offered in the fall for the Grades 3-6 levels. Tackle football will start practices at the end of July, with games starting at the end of August. The season will go on no later than October 30. Jr Pacers football is part of COYFL (Central Ohio Youth Football League), which means we will do some local travel as they play other teams in the Central Ohio vicinity like Worthington, New Albany, Olentangy, Big Walnut, and Gahanna. The exact rules and schedule are established by COYFL, and we will publish new information as it becomes available. The current plan is to schedule games to be played on Sunday morning or afternoon. COYFL seeks to keep team rosters small (if possible) to better ensure opportunities for playing time, development, and player interest. More Info
FALL CHEERLEADING Cheerleading will be offered in the fall for students in grades 3-6, depending on the registration of students teams will be decided at a later date. Cheerleading will start practices around the same time football dates start. The season will go on no later than October 30. Jr Pacers cheerleading is part of COYFL (Central Ohio Youth Football League), which means we will do some local travel as they play other teams in the Central Ohio vicinity like Worthington, New Albany, Olentangy, Big Walnut, and Gahanna. The exact rules and schedule are established by COYFL, and we will publish new information as it becomes available. The current plan is to schedule games to be played on Sunday morning or afternoon. COYFL seeks to keep team rosters small (if possible) to better ensure opportunities for playing time, development, and player interest. More Info

SPRING 7 ON 7

Introducing "SPRING 7 ON 7" - a non-contact version of the sport that promotes learning the game. This program is open to all ages and skill levels. Practices will commence in the spring, and games will start in early May. The season will conclude by the end of June. Join us for a fun and educational experience in this exciting non-contact version of the sport.

FALL TACKLE

Tackle Football will be offered in the fall for the Grades 3-6 levels. Tackle football will start practices at the end of July, with games starting at the end of August. The season will go on no later than October 30. Jr Pacers football is part of COYFL (Central Ohio Youth Football League), which means we will do some local travel as they play other teams in the Central Ohio vicinity like Worthington, New Albany, Olentangy, Big Walnut, and Gahanna. The exact rules and schedule are established by COYFL, and we will publish new information as it becomes available. The current plan is to schedule games to be played on Sunday morning or afternoon. COYFL seeks to keep team rosters small (if possible) to better ensure opportunities for playing time, development, and player interest.

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FALL CHEERLEADING

Cheerleading will be offered in the fall for students in grades 3-6, depending on the registration of students teams will be decided at a later date. Cheerleading will start practices around the same time football dates start. The season will go on no later than October 30. Jr Pacers cheerleading is part of COYFL (Central Ohio Youth Football League), which means we will do some local travel as they play other teams in the Central Ohio vicinity like Worthington, New Albany, Olentangy, Big Walnut, and Gahanna. The exact rules and schedule are established by COYFL, and we will publish new information as it becomes available. The current plan is to schedule games to be played on Sunday morning or afternoon. COYFL seeks to keep team rosters small (if possible) to better ensure opportunities for playing time, development, and player interest.

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