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Little Scholars - 2011

Joey Boushka
Jacob Loving
Jordan Strick
Tanner Mellinger
Tristan Jindra
Alex Wagner
Jerod Busch
Kaleb Keener
Alex Stanko
Griffen Baierl
Michael Vannieuwenhoven
Matthew Farley
Kaleb Timm
Kirk Dahlke
Cheyenne Elm
Austin Beaumier
Drew Kocken
Dane Federman
Alejandro Malavet
Mikah Bristol
Wyatt Stenson
Evan Wood
Anthony Guarasico
Austin Esser
Nicholas Pawlak
Max Vanderheyden
Noah Allen
Matthew Freeman
Jack Snyder
Cory Timm
John Savignac
Parker Kolash
Noah Thompson

Welcome to East River Pop Warner!

Signing your child up for Pop Warner football is exciting and overwhelming at the same time. Like any new adventure, playing Pop Warner football will come with lots of questions. Will my child be safe? How big are the kids playing on my child's team? When can I register?

Here are some frequently asked questions first-time Pop Warner parents ask and some answers to get you started as your child embarks on a great experience.

Practice Requirements

A player must be willing and able to attend 2-3 practices/week throughout the season in addition to ALL games on Saturdays. ALL teams will practice (always same place) in Allouez, unless coach makes alternative arrangements. In the first 3 weeks of the season there will be at least 20 total hours of practice. All players MUST satisfy 10 hours of conditioning/non-contact practice and 10 hours of contact practice prior to participating in any league game. Please keep this in mind when planning vacations. Required practice time will be met by all registered players and monitored by the league, even if games have to be missed. Coaching staffs will monitor this closely.

Conduct Notice

To Parents, Guardians, Spectators & Players:

Thank you for your interest in our program. Pop Warner is a wonderful youth, athletic program with an emphasis on fundamentals, teamwork, sportsmanship, and academic excellence. Before you consider registering a child for participation you need to be aware of this league's policy regarding inappropriate behavior and conduct by adults. Although this league enforces very strict guidelines for appropriate conduct by its players and volunteers; it's become necessary to do the same for non-volunteering adults attending any league function, including practices.