Attention:

🚨 *ATTENTION PARENTS*🚨

Playoffs start now.  From here on out there will be and always has been an entrance fee for these games. 

TYFSF STAFF REPRESENTATIVES WILL BE COLLECTING ALL FUNDS AT THE GATE

 *In addition to this fee there are no:*

🚫No Weapons

🚫No coolers (except labeled team coolers)

🚫NO outside beverages or food of any kind allowed at all.

(Clear Water Bottles & team snacks are okay. )

 *They are permitted to check all your belongings before entering the game.* 

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 *Fees are per person…*

Playoffs: $5

City: $10

Flag Games: $3

14 & under are Free

Thank you!

Association hosting the playoffs are not allowing outside food. You are allowed to bring in unopened water bottles only.

Halftime and after game snacks will be allowed with the team coaches.

No pets are allowed at any of the High School Fields. No Dogs, Cats, Horses, Snakes etc

The city championship will have a no outside food policy and a clear bag policy.

Tucson Youth Football & Spirit Federation is requesting the following during the playoffs and City Championship Games.

1. Promote Integrity

(Presidents and coaches should encourage a team to always play within the rules).

2. Minimize Selfish Actions

(Presidents, coaches and parents should work to minimize braggadocios behavior)

3. Respect Referees

(Coaches should remember to set a positive example for players in their own interactions with refs) “The players are following your lead”

4. Encourage Teamwork

(Encourage players to help their teammates who might be struggling).

5. Focus On Learning

(Encourage players to grow personally as well as work hard for wins).

6. Compliment The Other Team For Great Plays

(compliment players on the other team for great performances).

7. Praise A Player For Hustle

(praise a player for great effort even if the result isn’t perfect).

8. Criticize Constructively and Privately

(Coaches need to control their emotions and avoid yelling at a players and official)

9. Show Deference In Victory And Defeat

(Remain proud during defeat is a tough balance to strike for coaches and players)

10. Keep It In Perspective

(This is just a game) No one is in scholarship or under contract

The playoffs aren’t about the parents it’s about the players playing and the cheerleaders cheering.

“Zero” tolerance will be enforced during the playoffs and city championship. Disruptive parents, coaches and spectators will be asked to leave the stadium.