Join Fall Youth Football
North Bay Bulldogs actively recruiting youth players and coaches for upcoming fall football season.
The North Bay Bulldogs are signing up players and coaches for their fall youth football season, with the first games set for September 13 Owen Sound Sun Times. The program is open to kids in two age groups: U14 Bantam and a U12 division for students in Grades 4 to 6.
Registration costs $400 per player for the season, which runs through October 28 Recorder. Equipment like helmets, shoulder pads, pants, and jerseys is included. Players only need to bring their own cleats, girdle, and mouthguard.
Two Age Groups Open for Fall Registration
The Bulldogs are fielding two divisions this fall Mitchell Advocate. The oldest group is U14 Bantam, for players under 14. The younger group is U12, aimed at kids in Grades 4 through 6. Both divisions need players to fill out their rosters before the season kicks off.
Coaches are also needed for both groups Stratford Beacon Herald. The team is actively recruiting volunteers who want to help develop young players. No experience level for coaches was specified, suggesting the program is open to newcomers willing to learn.
Season Runs September 13 Through October 28
The fall campaign is a roughly seven-week season Fort Saskatchewan Record. Games begin on September 13 and wrap up on October 28. That gives families a clear, short-term commitment before winter sets in.
The schedule gives players a full fall of action without a long season dragging into colder months Owen Sound Sun Times. Families signing up now can plan around the full slate of games before the first kickoff.
$400 Fee Covers Most Gear Except Cleats and Mouthguard
The $400 registration fee includes equipment rental for the full season Recorder. Players get a helmet, shoulder pads, pants, and a jersey. The only items families must buy on their own are cleats, a girdle, and a mouthguard.
Renting gear instead of buying it outright keeps costs lower for families new to the sport Mitchell Advocate. For a sport known for expensive equipment, the rental model makes it easier for kids to try football without a big upfront investment.
Program Focuses on Teamwork On and Off the Field
The Bulldogs say their goal goes beyond wins and losses Stratford Beacon Herald. The team wants to teach kids the game of football while also showing them what it means to be a good teammate. That message applies both on the field and in everyday life.
Families or coaches interested in joining the program can reach out directly to the organization Fort Saskatchewan Record. Contact can be made by emailing president@northbaybulldogs.org. Spots are open now ahead of the September 13 opening day.
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