How do I become an Outlaw?

Register On-Line at www.wcoutlaws.org

Will my child get playing time?

Yes. The West Chester Outlaws are committed to providing all of its athletes an equal opportunity to learn and be successful in an environment that promotes athletic excellence.

Are the coaches certified?

Yes. All coaches must be certified by the National Youth Sports Coaches Association. A national background check is also administered by the organization.

What league is the West Chester Outlaws affiliated?

The West Chester Outlaws are members of the Butler County Youth Football League.

Who participates in this league?

The following organizations participate in this league: Hamilton Bullogs, Lakota Stallions, Finneytown Wildcats, Miami Valley Wolfpack, Cincinnati Hurricanes, East Dayton Vikings, Fayetteville Rockets, Trotwood Rams, West Chester Outlaws, and the Springfield Tigers.

When is Registration?

On-line registrations are being accepted until July 30th.

Is there a weight limit?

There is no weight limit for linemen, but ballcarriers have restricted weight limits.

What is the cost of registration and what does it include?

The cost of registration is $125 and includes game jersey, game pants, mouth piece, shoulder pads, helmet, and chin strap.

Are there any other expenses?

Parents are responsible for cleats, athletic support, socks, practice pants, practice jerseys, and gloves. The coach may ask for fees to help with costs of the team banquet and awards.

When will practices start?

Practices start in late July. The coaches may recommend attendance at football clinics for the players prior to the start of the regular season.

How often do the teams practice?

For the months of July and August, the number of practices per week could be as frequent as 5 days per week. This is at the descretion of the Head Coach. However, once school starts there will be a maximum of 3 practices per week. a walk through session is customary before each game.

Where are your facilities?

The West Chester Outlaws will practice at the Lakota East Freshman School located off of CinDay Rd. on Bethany Rd. All Outlaw teams will practice at the same facility.

Where is your home field?

The West Chester Outlaws will play all home games at the Lakota East High School Football Field located on Wyandot Rd.

When are the games?

All league games are held on Saturdays. The day begins with the youngest team and ends with the 6th grade team.

What is the cost to attend games?

The cost for a regular and playoff game is $3.00 for Adults, $1.00 for students ages 6 - 12, and children 5 and under are free. The cost of a championship game is $4.00 for adults, $2.00 for students ages 6 - 12, and children 5 and under free. Coaches, cheerleaders, and players get free admission. At home games the concession  and gate volunteers are also free.

Are Parents expected to participate?

Yes. The Outlaws are a volunteer organization which depends on parental involvement in order to keep costs down. Each parent is expected to help with concessions, gate, field set up, and field tear down at all home games; including preseason bowl games and post season games. There will be a weekly schedule developed for each team to follow.

2009 Outlaw Schedule
Date	West Chester Silver	West Chester Black
01-Aug	At Hilltop Hawks	TBD
08-Aug	Middletown Little Buckeyes	TBD
22-Aug	At Hamilton Tourney	At Hamilton Tourney
29-Aug	Hamilton Blue	At Lakota Grey
05-Sep	Cincinnati Hurricanes	At Dayton Vikings
12-Sep	Finneytown	At Lakota Orange
19-Sep	At Trotwood	Fayetteville
26-Sep	Bye	Springfield
03-Oct	At Hamilton Blue	Lakota Grey
10-Oct	At Cincinnati Hurricanes	Bye
17-Oct	At Finneytown (Landmark Field)	Lakota Orange
24-Oct	Trotwood	At Fayetteville
31-Oct	Hamilton Silver	At Springfield

 

 Game Times

K1                9:00 am

2nd             10:30 am

3rd             12:00 pm

4th               1:30 pm

5th               3:00 pm

6th               4:30 pm

Field Directions

Winton Woods

Hamilton Little Blue

Lakota Stallions

Miami Valley

Finneytown

Middletown

Trotwood Wee Rams

Fayetteville

Springfield

 

Football & Cheer Registrations are Open for the 2009 - 10 Season

 Football $125                       Cheer $165

 

Outlaws’ Football Clinic

Week 1

When: July 7th, 9th, and 10th

Where: Lakota East High School Football Field

Time: 7:30 to 8:30 pm

Week 2

When: July 14th, 16th

Time: 7:30 to 8:30 pm

Saturday July 18th

Time: 9 to 10 am

Where: Lakota East High School Football Field

Come Out and Meet the Outlaws!!!

We will be accepting registrations and answering all of your questions at DICK’S SPORTING GOODS located at:

Bridgewater Falls

3355 Princeton Rd, 45011

From 10 - 2

June 6th, June 27, and July 11th

Home of the West Chester Outlaws

8216 Princeton-Glendale Rd. #233

West Chester, OH 45069

What is the cost of registration and what does this include?

The cost of registration is $165 and includes uniform, spanks, bodysuit, socks, jacket, pants, and bag.  

Are there any other expenses?

A participation fee of $25 will also be accessed to help offset expenses associated with the year end-banquet, etc.  

When will practices start?

Sessions begin around the 2nd or 3rd week of July. The actual start date for practice is at the discretion of the coach.  

How often do the teams practice?

For the months of July and August the number of practices per week is at the discretion of each cheer coach. However, once school begins there will be no more than 3 practices per week.  

What is involved in the Cheerleading program?

Each football team will have a cheer team.  Competitive cheer is seperate and optional. Tumbling is encouraged, but will not be required for individual teams. Competitive cheerleaders are required to have a back handspring. 

Will the cheer teams compete?

The optional competitive team may compete in several competitions during the season.  

Do you have a cheer clinic?

Several cheer clinics will be offered throughout the season. Cheerleading camp will be offered at the end of July to learn cheers, chants, dance routines and stunts for the upcoming season. 

How do I become an Outlaw?

Register On-line at www.wcoutlaws.org

Are Parent’s expected to participate in activities?  

Yes. The Outlaws depend on Parent participation in order to keep costs down. Each Parent is expected to help with concessions, gate, field set up, and field teardown at all home games including preseason bowl games, regular season games, and playoff games. There will be a weekly schedule developed for each team to follow.

Upcoming Dates

Coaching Applications

• Applications due: May 23rd
• Coaches Application (CLICK HERE)
• Coaches Consent Form (CLICK HERE)

Background Checks

• Submit consent forms for background checks
• Forms due: May 30th

NAYS Coaching Certifications

•  $25 online Exam/ Registration: http://www.nays.org/nyscaonline/
• Plan on 1 to 2 hours to complete course
• Due date: May 30th

Coaching Meetings

• June 8th   Panera Bread (Tri-County) 7 - 8:30 pm
• June 25th Panera Bread (Tri-County) 7 - 8:30 pm

Conditioning Camp

• July 6 - 17th 

Practice

• July 20th - 1st week of Practice

 

 Financial Aid Request

The WCOFCC is an organization, which shall develop and improve the social, mental, and physical life of the community regardless of age, sex, race, religious preference or national origin. The WCOFCC carries out this mission through our commitment to accept and demonstrate the positive values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and sportsmanship. The WCOFCC assists all parents in developing character in their children. The WCOFCC does its work through the programs Youth Football and Cheerleading. These programs help all youth, adults, and families to care about their community, respect every person and to accept the responsibility of becoming healthy, active and productive citizens.

 

 A Partnership:

 Support from individuals, corporations, and foundations of the area make this financial assistance program possible. Through the caring of neighbors, supporters, friends and other responsible members of our community, the WCOFCC is able to provide subsidized services. Our fees are determined through a cost analysis of all elements related to conducting our services. These fees are necessary to pay the costs of equipment, league fees, insurance and the many expenses required to operate a large community service organization. After these fees have been established, we find some people unable to completely pay for our services. The confidential request for financial assistance enables us to fairly and consistently provide assistance for everyone who needs it. This process will also enable the WCOFCC to accurately report to our community and donors how our donor funds are being utilized to their maximum.

(To Download Form Click HERE)

Outlaw Family,

 

Recently in the news a young 2 year old was hit by an SUV and killed in West Chester.   This child is connected to our Outlaw family and we would like to help as an organization.  A fund has been set up at Fifth Third for Amari Ross.

 

Please consider donating to this fund to support an Outlaw family member during their time of loss.

Upcoming Clinics

Football Clinics

• UC Bearcat Bowl II
• Brad St. Louis Summer Fest
• Anthony Munoz Youth Camp
• Lakota East Football Camp

Cheer Clinics

(Click on Clinic Name for Details)

2008 Schedule of Events

(Please Check Regularly for Updates)

Date	Activity	Location
3-22	Organizational Meeting      3 pm - 4:45 pm	West Chester Library Community Room
4-30	Organizational Skate Party	Skatetown USATime: 6:30 to 8:30 pm
5-28	Organizational Skate Party	Skatetown USA Time: 6:30 to 8:30 pm
6-6	Registration Drive	Dick’s Sporting Goods, Bridgewater Falls Store, 10 to 2 pm
6-25	Organizational Skate Party	Skatetown USA Time: 6:30 to 8:30 pm
6-27	Registration Drive	Dick’s Sporting Goods, Bridgewater Falls Store, 10 to 2 pm
6-27	Equipment Cleaning	Lakota East Freshman Field
7-7, 7-9, 7-10	Conditioning Clinic	Lakota East High school, 7:30 to 8:30 pm
7-11	Outlaw Football Package Pick-up	Dick’s Sporting Goods, Brigewater Falls Store, 10 to 2 pm
7-14, 7-16, 7-18	Conditioning Clinic	Lakota East High school, 7:30 to 8:30 pm Tues and Thurs; Sat 9:00 to 10:00 am
7-20 thru 7-24	1st Week of Practice - No Pads	Keehner Park
7-27 thru 7-31	1st Week of Practice - Pads Allowed	Keehner Park
8-3 thru 11-13	Regular Season Practice	Lakota East Freshman Field
8-7	Cheer Jamboree	Keehner Park Theater
8-15, 16	BCYFL Weigh - In	Hamilton Fieldhouse
8-21	Organizational Pictures	Lakota East Highschool Football Field
8-26	Final Weigh-In	Hamilton Fieldhouse
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The Outlaws Would Like To Thank Our 2008 Sponsors

• David and Pat Popplewell
• Sean and Jen Shannon
• Tim and Dawne Smith
• Steve Halper
• Fred Skurow
• Judi Eisenberg
• Bill and Nancy Farrell
• Chad Dowell
• ANM Enterprises
• Airis ATM Technologies
• Odell and Kim Mapp
• Sheffer Corp

Cheer Coordinators

• K1 - 2nd Grade Renee Kamphaus    300-9143

• 3rd - 4th Grade Kristina Baur          504-9837

• 5th - 6th Grade Robin Chambers     207-5583

Head Coaches

Silver

• K-1 Grade

• 2nd Grade Isiah Stoker            884-0721

• 3rd Grade Andre McGary         383-5070

• 4th Grade Kevin Chambers      544-2505

• 5th Grade Douglas Davenport  509-5702

• 6th Grade Anthony Edwards     884-6122

Black

• K-1 Grade

• 2nd Grade Kim Newman

• 3rd Grade David Wolfe

• 4th Grade Gilford Lowry

• 5th Grade Willie Carbonell

• 6th Grade

(Click on Coaches name to access team sites)

Mission of the West Chester Outlaws…

a positive experience, through the education of fundamental development,

continuous skill-assessments and preparation for lifelong learning

and service to others. The association as well as its coaches promote diversity

by welcoming boys and girls of different races, religious beliefs and cultural

backgrounds to participate in its activities.

All coaches affiliated with the West Chester Outlaws are certified and

responsible for fostering collaborative relationships with each player in a

nurturing environment that will enhance intellectual, ethical, spiritual, athletic

and social development.

In the spirit of the Association’s commitment to service, its board of directors

foster an environment, which promotes community support from our

coaches, athletes and sponsors to uphold our moral duty of helping others.

     

We are… The Outlaws