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Tuition Rewards are discounts off tuition at participating private colleges and universities. The Tuition Reward Points represent the minimum scholarship that an eligible student will receive if and when he or she attends a member school. Schools may count Tuition Rewards as part of their normal institutional and merit scholarships.

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UYFL REGISTERD PARTICIPANT EACH SEASON

VAUYFC Wall of Fame

The Virginia United Youth Football & Cheer Wall of Fame is an organization that recognizes and promotes the special efforts of individuals from the local youth and scholastic football programs. This recognition includes our Inductees to the Hall of Fame that represent the rich history of the sport in the area as well as current football Players, Coaches, Officials, Cheerleaders, Administrators, and other individuals exhibiting outstanding dedication to the sport from both the scholastic and youth club ranks. Each year the VAUYFC  holds a banquet to publicly recognize these individuals. Inductees are selected in consideration of their special contributions and devoted service to the game. Player and cheerleader awards are based upon leadership, dedication, conduct, character, and scholastic as well as athletic achievements. In bestowing these awards, VAUYFC strives to positively influence and reward the integrity, sportsmanship, and character of the individuals and the great game of football

Football

United Youth Football and Cheer was created to establish a youth organization based on the goals of creating better young men and women, as well as providing an athletic outlet through football and cheer, with the goal of putting all our participants on the road to achieving a college education.

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UYFL will stress the importance of family, education, and teamwork. UYFL will assist parents and educators in developing the qualities of citizenship, discipline, teamwork and physical well-being by espousing the virtues of the 5 core values, Integrity, Respect, Responsibility, Sportsmanship, and Leadership.

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The UYFL program is designed to develop superior students and citizens, as well as athletes.

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Cheer

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United Youth Football and Cheer was created to establish a youth organization based on the goals of creating better young men and women, as well as providing an athletic outlet through football and cheer, with the goal of putting all our participants on the road to achieving a college education.

UYFL will stress the importance of family, education, and teamwork. UYFL will assist parents and educators in developing the qualities of citizenship, discipline, teamwork and physical well-being by espousing the virtues of the 5 core values, Integrity, Respect, Responsibility, Sportsmanship, and Leadership. The UYFL program is designed to develop superior students and citizens, as well as athletes

VAUYFC IS A HEADS UP PROGRAM  

VAUYFC is the umbrella organization comprising of clubs that serve Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Hampton, Chesapeake, Suffolk Newport News, Yorktown, Williamsburg, Smithfield, Portsmouth, Poquoson  And Richmond Area.

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It wasn’t that long ago when youth football coaches believed a player’s toughness was measured by his ability to play through the pain. Concussions and other serious injuries were just “part of the game.

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When USA Football created Heads Up in 2012, it hoped to reach a few hundred of the nearly 11,000 leagues in the U.S.

IN ONE YEAR, Heads Up Football was adopted by nearly 2,800 groups.

The NFL noticed.

This year, the NFL provided USA Football with a five-year, $45 million grant. And USA Football is in the process of hiring more master trainers, expecting to add between 50 and 70 to the first-year roster of about 30.