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SNOOP BOWL VIII ANNOUNCES MORE EXCITEMENT WITH PERFORMANCES FROM FLO RIDA, DJ KHALED AND PRIME-TIME DEION SANDERS AS NEWEST CELEBRITY COACH

Miami, FL - Those attending this year's "Snoop Bowl, " presented by Title Sports Drink, which is distributed exclusively by Blue Gem Enterprise (OTCBB: BGEM), will get double for their money.

 

On February 6, 2010, Snoop Bowl VIII in Miami, FL, will feature two youth football games for the first time in its eight year history. The first game pits members of Prime Time Deion Sanders' Texas based Truth Select All-Stars against the Naperville (Illinois) Patriots' American Youth Football (AYF) team. "I'm excited about the opportunity to connect with Snoop to expand this game," said Sanders. "I think the game will be a nice prelude to Snoop Bowl IX in Dallas next year." The second game features the Snoop Dogg All-Stars and South Florida All-Stars.

 

The double-header makes room for more entertainment. Well known Miami-Based Artists DJ Khaled and Flo Rida will perform and several more acts will participate in the event. Also, the Mighty Marching Lions Band of Revealing Truth Ministries in Tampa, FL, is the official band of Snoop Bowl VIII.

 

The AYF team playing Deion's Truth Select All-Stars is in partnership with athletic apparel outfitter Under Armour. Under Armour's mission to make athletes better has extended to youth in recent years through its partnership with the national youth football and cheer organization. "It's an honor for Under Armour to be involved in this year's Snoop Bowl, "said Under Amour Brand Manager Leon Duncan. "We respect and support the work Snoop and others are doing to develop future athletes and leaders." Off the field, Under Armour actively supports events like the Snoop Bowl and organizations that focus on improving the well-being of children.

 

Celebrity coaches for the games include Ronnie Brown (Miami Dolphins), Terrell Owens (Buffalo Bulls), Willis McGahee (Baltimore Ravens), Fred Taylor (New England Patriots), Bryant McKinnie (Minnesota Vikings), Max Starks (Pittsburgh Steelers), Greg Camarillo (Miami Dolphins), Bennie Blades (University of Miami and NCAA football hall of famer), Rudi Johnson and many more.

 

 "It's great to see entertainers, athletes and those involved in youth football on a national level coming together," commented event organizer and former Florida Gator defensive end Thaddeus Bullard. "Our sponsors this year have committed everything they could to make this event the biggest it's been. I'm very grateful for Title Sports Drink, Under Armour and others who have contributed in any way to this event."

 

Gates to Nathanial Traz Powell Stadium, host of Snoop Bowl VIII, open at 10 am on game day. The first of the double-header begins at 11:00 am. Tickets to the event can be purchased online at www.ticketalternative.com or at the gate on Saturday, February 6, 2010. If you're in the South Florida area, you may visit any Hall Of Fame Barbershop location for tickets. For shop location information, visit www.whosupnext.net

 

SYFL in the Associated Press

Calif. school team's success linked to Snoop Dogg

AP, Dec 18, 2009 7:00 am PST
Football has long been the athletic stepchild at inner-city Crenshaw High School. Trophy cases are crammed with basketball awards. Gym walls are lined with hoops championship flags.

But the football team is undefeated this season and headed for the California state championship bowl game this weekend, and the coach attributes part of the success to an unlikely off-field source: rapper Snoop Dogg.

Nine of this year's Crenshaw High School Cougars went through the 5-year-old Snoop Youth Football League, representing the first crop of varsity players to cut their teeth in the program. The league has produced standouts at other schools, but none has more players or a better record than Crenshaw.

The league has made Snoop Dogg, whose real name is Calvin Broadus, a savior of sorts for football in an impoverished area of Los Angeles where gangs roam many of the streets.

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Pomona Steelers featured as "team of the Week"

The Player of the Week is chosen by the Andre Rison Football Academy

and featured on the WIDE OPEN Radio Show each Thursday. This will be

in the last segment of the WIDE OPEN SHOW and will include Andre

Rison, Youth and High School Football Analyst Ed Thompson and the

Player of The Week.

 

Andre Rison has selected The Pomona Steelers Pee Wee Team as "Team of the Week".

The Steeler players will have an open discussion on their Super Bowl win, what position they play, experiences and highlights in previous games, favorite football players, goals, etc.

 

The show begins @ 3pm

Thursday, Dec 17th. 

This will be broadcasted over the internet.

 

Players Featured:

 

Cordell B.

Cameron H.

Justin & Jeremy C.

K. Bell

G-Man

Kameron (Manchild)

D'Angelo Ross

Tyrone Kelly

 

Please use the following link:

www.modavox.com/VoiceAmerica/vshow

 

 

Super Bowl V-An exciting Day!!

It's early..the sun is not even out yet.  Am I really awake?? Carmel Macchiato..extra shot of espresso and carmel please!!

Ok..betterSmile 

 

Super V..What a Day!!

Congratulations to all Super Bowl V Champions

(13-0)Long Beach Browns Future League Head Coach-Marshall Lineberger

(13-0)Compton Vikings Jr Clinic Head Coach-Gary(Coach Gee) Stephens

(13-0)Compton Vikings Clinic Head Coach-Todd(Toddy-Tee) Howard

(13-0)Leimert Park Chargers Jr Pee Wee Head Coach Jerry (JR) Martin

(13-0)Pomona Steelers Pee Wee Head Coach Calvin "Snoop Dogg" Broadus

(13-0)Compton Vikings Jr Midget Head Coach Terry (Coach Tee) Tramble

Southwest College..Los Angeles Ca..The stage Was set!!

Saturday December 5th..Over 3000 attendees of  family, friends and fans of the Snoop Youth Football League came out in support of Super Bowl V...it's 5th year of the Championship games..

Excitement filled the air as Cheerleaders stretched and practiced their high jumps...as Players spat taped, strapped, adjusted and got into their game zone for the day..

Parents were visible with their hand painted signs and jersey/t-shirts representing their chapter and player/cheerleader..

From the Future league as the 1st game to the Pee Wee as the last game, it was a hard hitting, exciting, action packed day..

From the crowds..ohhhhh's and ahhhhhh's reaction to great play action, bad play action, bad call or a hard hit... to the chapter chants of victory after a win...it started and ended as a wonderfully peaceful day.

The scholastic essay contest recognition and awards were presented at the half time of the Jr Pee Wee game.  There were over 100 participants recognized on the field for their efforts in the contest and 15  winners of prizes..Please check back for a separate article detailing the winners and participants..This contest was once again sponsored by Cutters Glove the SYFL official sponsor of scholastic needs!! Thanks to Laura and Steve!!

The Cheerleaders entertained, cheered, chanted and gave 100% support to their team..They also performed great half time routines..some treated fans to their winning cheer competition routine...the fans were very supportive...

The crowds were also treated to the young and upcoming talents of Jinc Entertainment and Pink Dollaz who entertained the crowds during the breaks in football action..Wow..the "jerk" is back??? lol..I not even touching the "stanky leg"

Even some celebrities came out to support the event..Special shout out to all!! Tha Truth!

Former NFL 3 x's Super Bowl Champion, Entrepreneur and Community activist, Willie McGinest also attended the event showing support to his home team the Long Beach Browns and celebrated the victory of the Brown's Future League's 1st Championship title win.  A special shout out and Thank you Willie for your continued support of the SYFL!!

A big heartfilled Thank you to all SYFL Volunteers and staff for all your help and support during the season and for this event!!Laughing

Extra special thanks to Cali Cowboy President Gary Robinson and his CURE staff for a great job done.

 

 
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