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An unusual situation followed by an interesting sequence of events has created the possibility that a team found to have used ineligible players all season could win an Anne Arundel County youth football championship. Find Us On Facebook
The Pasadena Chargers will play for the Division I 70-pound title on Saturday despite inadvertently violating that weight classification's age requirements by having four 8-year-olds on its roster. The issue came to light after Pasadena defeated Crofton in a playoff game on Nov. 7. Initially, the Anne Arundel Youth Football Association Board of Directors ruled that Pasadena must forfeit that victory, a...
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Ridiculous - 2009-11-21 07:30:21
A bunch of adults arguing about 6-7 year old football. The "championship" quite obviously means more for the adults than the kids. I have coached kids that age and half the kids on the team don't even know who won - unless the adults make a big deal about it as was done here. If a "championship" in pee wee football is that important it is a good indication that a reality check is needed.
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