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G-Force Flag Football and Cheerleading Gear Up for Spring Sign-Ups

By Shelby Horton, Staff Writer
February 1, 2017 at 02:02pm. Views: 131

GRAND TERRACE>> G-Force Titans NFL Flag Football and Titans Spring Cheer online sign-ups are taking place for children between the ages of 5-14 years old. G-Force Titans NFL Flag Football serves the Grand Terrace, Highgrove, Riverside, Loma Linda, Colton and San Bernardino area and is a leading youth football league for young children and pre-teens. The program is a co-ed non-contact football program that is used to teach young people basic football fundamentals and skills. Along with football, girls from the ages of 5- 14 years old can participate in a non-competitive cheerleading program. The program is used to teach youth about cheerleading and gain a sense of team spirit by learning cheers, dance routines and playing games. The cheerleaders will cheer at all of the G-Force flag football games starting on Apr. 9. “The objective for all involved is to not only have fun learning the game of football and the spirit of cheer but to also build their character and self-esteem by practicing teamwork, sportsmanship, respect, pride and academic excellence,” said Hayward Robinson, President of the Grand Terrace Youth Football and Cheer. The registration fee for those interested in flag football is $80 per person, which includes a players NFL team jersey, trophy, picture package and banquet. Cheerleading participant’s registration fee is $75 per person which includes a T-shirt, participation award, picture package and banquet. First-time participants are required to show proof of age with an original birth certificate with a county seal. For more information about the Titans Spring Cheer, please visit www.gtyf.org. For more information about the G-Force Titans NFL Flag Football, visit www.gforceflag.org.

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