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Welcome to Just For Kids Sports League the Southwests number 1 Privately Owned Co-Ed Youth Flag Football League. Just For Kids is located in El Paso, Texas and operates Spring, Summer and Fall Flag Football seasons. We allow all children to shine here in our sports league. Every child is given their moments and are never sat out do to their ability. For More information on our Registration, Scheduling or Events feel free to search our web site. Once again thank you for visiting Just For Kids Sports League El Paso, Texas Premier Co-Ed Youth Flag Football League and we hope you enjoy your visit.
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Are you ready for some FOOOOTBAAAAALLLL!!!!
It's that time of the year again! Welcome to another Just For Kids Sports League Spring Fling. SPRING FLING 2010 that is!!!!
We will be registering teams this coming February for the following age groups. 8u, 10U, 12U, 14U and 19U (High School Age Group). We are also looking for players and teams in the 4-5 year age group to add the 5U age group this Spring.
Are you a new team looking at joining? Call 694-1451 for information on how to register your team with our league. Are you a new player looking for a team? Call 694-1451 and ask about joining one of the many teams forming throughout El Paso.
Are you in High School and looking at putting in your High School team into this Spring Season? Beware this is a high flying, high scoring age group!!!! Last Spring the kids from Canutillo/Eastwood took the Championship. Got what it takes to take it from them? El Dorado is coming, Riverside is coming, Del Valle is coming, Bel Air is ready to come and make their mark again, as well as a bunch of other teams. Does your High School have what it takes to compete? Call 694-1451 for more information!
Registration will begin in February, Games begin in Mid to Late March. Teams are forming and beginning to practice throughout El Paso already. Call 694-1451 for more information.
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Hot Off The Press News!
11/1/09: Playoff Brackets are now up. Check what time your team is scheduled to play and who you will be playing. Remember that the playoffs are a 1 weekend tournament and you should make arrangements to be at the park for an extended period of time. This year lower seeded teams can play up to 3 games to win the Championship this coming weekend. If you have any questions please get with your coaches!
10/28/09: Playoff brackets are now up. The standings are still to close to tell where each team will end up, so they are only showing seedings and not team names. Team names will be put up after this weekends games!
10/5/09: Schedule is now up for the 2nd half of the season.
9/15/09: What a great weekend of opening games. The MVP's, Honorable Mentions, Scores and Standings are now up on the website. Please feel free to review them.
9/9/09: Fall 2009 Schedule is now up. View Schedule page for more information.
The Steelers where looking at getting into the number 1 seed mix at the end of the season. The Desperados where looking at making it their 2nd upset in as many weeks. Both teams seemed to score at will with a TD coming from each team in almost every quarter. But in the end the Desperados where able to hold off the Steelers and score one more TD for a Final Score of Steelers L 18 vs. Desperados W 26. Both Teams played hard and should be proud of their efforts! Way to go players and coaches.
8U Age Group
Scorpions vs. Mini Me's Blue
This was labeled as one of the games to watch this weekend. This was a defensive battle all game long. Neither team wanting to give up an points, like a Mr. Scrooge on Christmas Eve, neither team wanted to give up anything! But the Scorpions to a stinging TD lead in the game and held on all game long. The Mini Miners had a good drive in the end, but the Scorpions held tight on Defense and shut out the Mini Miners.Final Score Scorpions W 6 vs. Mini Me's Blue L 0. Both Teams played hard and should be proud of their efforts! Way to go players and coaches.
MVP's for the Week !!!!
The Coaches and Officials based their decision on each childs overall effort including team work during the game.
Scorpions : Austin Serrano Stats: Great Defensive Effort Coaches Comments: "Outstanding Defensive Effort with 5 QB sacks! "
Honorable Mention: Cameron, Adrian and Daniel
Steelers : Jonathan Barraza Stats: Great Overall Effort Coaches Comments: "Excellent performance in standing his ground on defense! "
Honorable Mention: Eric Clark
Spartans : Whole Team Stats: Great Overall Effort Coaches Comments: "Way to fight hard and never QUIT!!! "
Honorable Mention: whole team
Mini Me's Blue : Jacob Martinez Stats: Great Overall Effort Coaches Comments: "We where missing 3 starters and 2 key players got hurt. You played your heart out on defense and played a great game as our QB! Way to go! "
Honorable Mention: Entire Team
Mini Miners 10U : Julio Aguilar Stats: Great Overall Effort Coaches Comments: "2 INT's and great offensive effort "
Honorable Mention: Adrian Vargas and Nate Lasyone
MVP's Updated on a weekly basis. Coaches are responsible for submitting their MVP's for the week. If no MVP's are sent in for a specific team, we cannot post an MVP for you.
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All Games will be held at Cowboy Park/Hidden Valley Park, located off of Croom in Lower Valley area. Please get directions to the park prior to the September 1st kick off, so you are not running late on the first day.
10/5/09UTEP must now learn to deal with success."We've got to go in with the same intensity, emotion and focus we came in to (the Houston game) with," coach Mike Price said. "We can do that. We can approach the game the same way we approached this one. For more information click here
10/4/09 UTEP bounces back with upset win vs. Houston.One week ago, Houston students and fans were rushing the field É jubilation raining down on Cougar town as they celebrated a huge, dramatic win over Texas Tech. For more information click here
9/29/09 Temperature at kickoff for the UTEP-Texas game was 94 degrees, which El Pasoans are used to, and humid, which El Pasoans aren't.For more information click here
DON HASKINS "EL PASO'S COACH" AT LEAST IN THE EYES OF JUST FOR KIDS SPORTS!
04/03/07 Miners become first college team in Hall of Fame. The 1966 Texas Western Miners carved another notch in history Monday, becoming the first college team to be elected to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. For more information on this story click on the image below.
Miner Basketball Timeline
Dec. 2, 1961: Don Haskins' first win as a college basketball coach is also his first game at Texas Western. The Miners shocked Iowa State 66-59.
March 3, 1963: Haskins takes the Miners to their first NCAA Tournament game. They lose to Texas 65-47.
March 4, 1964: They get their first NCAA Tournament win the next year, 68-62 over Texas A&M. 1963-64 was also his first 20-win season. The Miners went 25-3.
March 19, 1966: Texas Western wins the NCAA Tournament. Haskins makes history by starting an all-black lineup.
1967: Texas Western becomes the University of Texas at El Paso.
1970: The Miners win their first WAC regular-season title.
1984: The Miners win their first WAC Tournament title.
Sept. 29, 1997: Haskins is inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.
Aug. 27, 1999: Haskins retires from the University of Texas at El Paso after 38 years.
Dec. 8, 2002: 1966 Miner point guard Bobby Joe Hill dies of a heart attack.
August 2004: Filming on Disney's "Glory Road" begins. It tells the story of the 1966 team.
Nov. 25-28, 2005: "Glory Road" premieres in El Paso.
Jan. 13, 2006: "Glory Road" is released across the United States.
