BANTAM: Farmington (who defeated Syracuse 7-0)

MIDGET: Brigham City Purple (who defeated Layton Silver 35-7)

JR MIDGET: Layton Black (who defeated West Haven 30-6)

PEE WEE: West Haven Maroon (defeated Kaysville White 21-0)

JR PEE PEE: West Haven Maroon (defeated Syracuse Silver 18-7)

MITEY MITES: Syracuse Gold (defeated Clearfield 14-6)

Mini Bowl DVD’s can be purchased from Ron Kirby Productions.  Call Ron at 801-510-9882

Mini Bowl Pictures were provided by Shutter Speed (Blake Palmer) Call 801-510-3047

Thank you to all of our volunteers, coaches, directors, commisioners, city directors, and Dave Stireman, President of the WFFL for their diligent work in making the 2009 Mini Bowl a success.  We look forward to next year!

October 17, 2009

Submitted by Eric Anderson
Bantam Playoffs • West Point vs. Kaysville
October 17, 2009

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Honorable Mention

October 17, 2009

Submitted by Mr. Vic Photography
Pee Wee • Layton Silver vs. Roy Black
October 17, 2009

If you are interested in submitting a Photo of the Week, please click here for more information. The Photo chosen each week will receive a gift certificate to Javiers Restaurant.

For past Photo of the Week Winners, click here.

PHOTO GALLERIES

To view galleries for each age division…click on your division below.

• Bantam

• Midget

• Jr. Midget

• Pee Wee

• Jr. Pee Wee

• Mitey Mite
  
• Jr. Mite

This week’s Photo of the Week winner was submitted by Freddie Lacey.  An honorable mention to John Stinnet with his picture “Tough Loss.”  The Video of the Week was submitted by the SW Knights who sent in a great clip from the Skyview team as well as a highlight of their own.  We also received a video clip from the Clinton Seahawks Mitey Mite team. Keep submitting your videos and pictures for your chance to win a gift certificate to Javiers Restaurant.

WFFL DAY at Utah State University Football on OCTOBER 17, 2009

We will provide an East Side Bleacher ticket for each little league football player wearing their WFFL jersey to the game Utah State Football game on Saturday, October 17 at 1:00 p.m.  All youth need to enter through the east gate at the top of the east side of the stadium.  There is a paid parking lot ($5.00) just outside the east gate.

We would be willing to give you a discounted group rate for all coaches, parents, and/or guardians that would like to attend.  Tickets would be $15.00 each in the East Side Bleachers.  Please contact our Assistant Ticket Manager, Jessica Stremming at 435-797-0304 to order these additional tickets.

Please don’t hesitate to contact Jessica at Utah State with any further questions or concerns you may have.  We look forward to seeing you at Romney on October 17.

ADVERTISING/SPONSOR

If you know of, or would like to be, a sponsor/advertiser on the website or at the Mini Bowl, please contact us.  We have received almost 2 MILLION page views since September 1st.

This week’s video highlight is from SW Knights.
Great blocks and hit by #84 from Skyview on this run. He takes out everybody in his way. Nice run too. Decleet highlight of the week! .

Division: Pee Wee
Game: South Weber vs. Skyview
Date: October 10, 2009

Check all of our submissions and highlights out on our WFFL YouTube Channel! (If we can get more entries, we will start awarding a “Hit of the Week” and a “Highlight of the Week.”

October 10, 2009

Submitted by Freddie Lacey
FBL Photography
Pee Wee • Layton vs. Roy
October 10, 2009

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Honorable Mention

October 10, 2009

Submitted by John Stinnett
Mitey Mites • Clinton vs. West Point
“Tough Playoff Loss”
October 10, 2009

If you are interested in submitting a Photo of the Week,
please click here for more information. The Photo chosen each week will receive a gift certificate to Javiers Restaurant.

Meet Harrison LaRose, football hero.

Last week, while playing for the South Ogden Jets of the Wasatch Football League, Harrison dazzled the crowd when he scooted into the end zone from about a yard away.

After achieving his objective, Harrison proudly spiked the ball and — this is the important part — was mobbed by teammates and opponents alike.

The place went nuts, and word has it there wasn’t a dry eye within five miles.

See, 12-year-old Harrison is a special young man. And in addition to being special, he also has Asperger’s syndrome, an autism spectrum disorder.

Asperger’s has presented some challenges for Harrison, but clearly it hasn’t slowed him down.

Anyone who witnessed his touchdown run can attest to that.

“I’m not kidding, it was electrifying,” said Carl Harwood, one of the Jets’ coaches.

The whole thing happened late in an Oct. 3 game between South Ogden and North Summit. Well in control of the game, the Jets coaching staff decided it was time to get Harrison, who normally plays on the defensive line, his first touchdown.

Midway through the fourth quarter, South Ogden’s quarterback was forced out of bounds near the 1-yard line, and it was time to go to work.

After spending time on the sidelines, getting coached on the finer points of taking a handoff and running to daylight, Harrison was ready. However, he and his quarterback had trouble with the exchange, and a few plays later, it was North Summit’s ball once again.

Dejected, Harrison initially got down on himself. But thanks to some quick encouragement from his coaches and teammates, his focus returned.

After a defensive stop, the Jets’ offense took over and again marched down to the 1. Time to go to work again, this time with only a minute or so remaining… READ ENTIRE ARTICLE ON THE STANDARD.NET WEBSITE

Picture Credit: Matthew Hatfield, Standard Examiner

Wasatch Football League
2009 Mid week Playoffs