Strongsville Albion Middle School Scoreboard

Southern Hills Strongsville Youth Football has partnered with Electricians Union Local 38 and the Strongsville City Schools to install a high-tech, LED, wireless remote-controlled scoreboard. The scoreboard will be installed and ready for games for Albion Middle School football teams and Southern Hills Strongsville Youth Football games.

The scoreboard is being donated and installed at no cost to the Strongsville City Schools. Southern Hills Strongsville Youth Football and the Electricians Union Local 38 are covering all costs.

The scoreboard will also be used for other activities at Albion Middle School, including football and track & field.

Southern Hills Victory Field at Broadview Heights

With all the construction around the Broadview Heights Community Center, you may wonder what is going on. A few local groups have come together to build a youth football field

Southern Hills Youth Football League and Coach Victor Bierman of Secured Pay LLC are donating the costs of the initial construction, field equipment, goal posts, bleachers, paying for installation of the new sod, and costs for electrical and lighting. Both parties are committed to getting the field completed in time for kickoff of the 2009 football season and plan to help the city maintain and upgrade the field in future years.

The Electricians Union Local 38 is donating a scoreboard. Petros Homes is building the concession stand. The City of Broadview Heights has been instrumental in developing the plan for the field and parking, while making sure all parts of the project run smoothly.

Broadview Heights Victory Field, is opening on week one games, Saturday, September 12^th, featuring:
-bleachers on both sides of the field
-high-tech lighting system
-playing surface and practice/warm-up area
-scoreboard
-new NFL style gooseneck goalposts
-additional parking for 100+ vehicles
-concession stand
-irrigation and drainage system

Southern Hills Youth Football League is excited to be able to partner with the City of Broadview Heights and make this concept a reality in less than seven months. Southern Hills Youth Football has saved for years with an idea of building a youth football field. Coach Victor Bierman was key in kick-starting this project with a large donation.

Many people have worked hand-in-hand to make this successful, from Mayor Sam Alai, Broadview Heights City Council, City Engineer Gene Esser, Economic Director Dave Schroedel, Ed Tuma and Frank Perri of the Electrician Union Local 38 and volunteers from the Southern Hills Youth Football League and elsewhere. It has been great working with everyone without conflicts, agendas or egos. The only focus was building an incredible field for the kids.

Coach Bierman says, "I have been a player and a coach for over 15 years and I have always believed that teaching youth through football is a great way to positively influence them both on the field and in everyday life. Hopefully this youth football field project provides all of us an even better opportunity to teach and develop the youth in our local community for many years to come".

Playing fields for youth sports is at a premium, especially in football. The new field and practice area will give youths a quality place to practice and play.

As a completely volunteer, non-profit organization, Southern Hills Youth Football has been determined to help get Victory Field off the ground.
Saturday, September 19th is Homecoming Weekend at Victory Field, featuring youth football games throughout the day and evening, food, prizes, raffles and games for the whole family.

High visibility advertising is available for corporate sponsors. Their names will be featured on the scoreboard, website, the Founder's Plaque, etc.

Please feel free to offer any help or ideas. Contacts for commissioners can be found at our website at www.southernhillsfootball.com.

Southern Hills Youth Football League

 

 

Southern Hills Youth Football League is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization comprised of a flag and tackle football league, with the support of team based cheerleading squads.
We have over 1000 youths participating in our league. 2009 marks our 17th year, providing the best football experience for your child.

Each community has their own teams.

Players in Strongsville play on Strongsville teams (Southern Hills-Strongsville Youth Football)

North Royalton players play on North Royalton teams (Southern Hills-North Royalton Youth Football)

Brecksville-Broadview Heights players play on Brecksville-Broadview Heights teams (Southern Hills-Bees Youth Football)

Flag Football (NFL FLAG) is comprised of three age groups
Age 5
Ages 6-7
Ages 8-9

Tackle is comprised of four age groups:
Bantam (ages 7-8)
Junior Varsity (age 9)
                    (age 10)
Varsity (ages 11-12)

Southern Hills (Strongsville Youth Football, North Royalton Youth Football and Bees Youth Football), Medina Bees Youth Football League, Brunswick Cross County Youth Football League and Brooklyn Youth Football form the Northeast Ohio Youth Football Conference.  The NOYFC is one of the largest youth football conferences in Ohio.

 

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Thank You

Thank You To Everyone Who Paticipated And Volunteered Their Time And Energy To Make Our 17th Season Great.  2010 Marks Our 18th Season As One Of The Largest Youth Football Leagues In Ohio.

Secondly, Thank You To All Participants For Your Good Sportsmanship, Hard Work And Dedication To The Sport And Making Southern Hills Youth Football The Best!
We Could Not Do It Without Your Support!