1. 2015 TIGER FOOTBALL
SUMMER PROGRAM

2. MISSION STATEMENT
The NR Football Booster Club is a group of parents/supporters, dedicated to improving the football experience for all players in the New Richmond Football Program.  We will support the needs of the coaches and players to the best of our ability through forward planning, volunteerism, fund raising, and support.

3. 2015 SEASON MEETINGS HELD MONTHLY @ NRHS COMMONS
Cool refreshments after fall camp practices
Chocolate milk after summer lifting sessions
Team meals Thursday nights before varsity games
Pizza after every game
Snacks before game film Saturday morning
Personalized homecoming treat bags
Cancer awareness game night event
Team camp registration
Family picnic
End of season banquet
Communication with parents
Community football night
Sources of Revenue
Corporate sponsors
Family sponsors
Football apparel sales
Youth football concessions
Meat raffles at Bobcat’s Bar and Grill
Tiger Football Golf Tournament
MEETINGS HELD NRHS COMMONS
SECOND WEDNESDAY OF THE 5:15
ALL Club Members ARE WELCOME

4. 2nd Annual NR Football Golf Tournament
When: Friday, July 31, pm Shotgun Start (Rain date Saturday, August pm Shotgun Start)
Where: The Links Golf Course, New Richmond, WI
Cost: Only $75.00 per player ($65.00 for club member) registered and paid before July 1, (After July 1, 2015-$85.00 per player)
Includes 18 holes, cart, dinner, and gift. If signing up individually NRFBC will assign to a foursome.
Check-in and registration starting at 11 am.
Not a golfer? Register and come for a fabulous dinner only $ Serving starts between 5:00 - 5:30 pm
Silent auction, raffles, hole contests, and much more!!
All proceeds go to benefit New Richmond Tiger Football!!
REGISTRATION FORMS CAN BE FOUND ONLINE AT:
NEW RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ATHLETICS
NEW RICHMOND CHAMBER OF
OR YOU CAN THE TIGER BOOSTER AND WE CAN YOU THE REGISTRATION FORM
Mail form and payment to (checks payable to NRFBC): NRFBC, PO Box 331, New Richmond, WI 54017
Note: Registration is only complete when the NRFBC receives the completed form and full payment. If you withdrawal after July 1, 2015, money is
NON-REFUNDABLE. You will receive an verifying registration. Any questions, please

5. TEAM RULES
BE EARLY
BE A CLASS ACT
BE FORWARD THINKERS –
“FIND A WAY”

6. WHAT WE EXPECT TO BE GOOD STUDENTS. TO BE EARLY. TO BE A “CLASS ACT”.
TO BE FORWARD THINKERS. “FIND A WAY”
TO COMMIT – BE A MAN OF YOUR WORD.
NOT TO BE PROFANE.
COMMUNICATE EFFECTIVELY AND IMMEDIATELY WITH COACHES.
NO WHINING, COMPLAINING, EXCUSES.

7. WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT TO BE EARLY. TO BE A “CLASS ACT”.
TO BE FORWARD THINKERS. “FIND A WAY”
TO PLACE CONCERN FOR YOUR CHILD ABOVE ALL OTHER CONCERNS – IT WILL ALWAYS BE ABOUT THEM FIRST.
CONSISTENT STRUCTURE – DEFINED PERAMETERS.
ABSURDLY HIGH EXPECTATIONS.
TO NOT TREAT THEM EQUALLY; TO TREAT THEM FAIRLY.
NOT TO BE PROFANE.
COMMUNICATE WITH YOU.

8. 2015 SUMMER CHECKLIST Do NOT fail a class!
Register for summer Tiger Strength
Football session 7:30am-9:00am
Skills T/Th 9:00-10:00am
Order and pay for football cleats – EastBay by May 22nd
Camp Fee $165 – Grocery bagging June 9th/16th
Get a physical! (if you need one)

9. 2015 SUMMER STATE ONLY ALLOWS 5 CONTACT DAYS
TEAM SOUTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY
EMPHASIS ON GETTING IN FOOTBALL SHAPE AND INSTALLING OFFENSIVE AND DEFENSIVE SYSTEMS
7 ON 7 – RIVER FALLS; JULY 16TH
TUESDAY/THURSDAY SKILL WORK
IT IS THE COACHING STAFF’S EXPECTATION THAT ALL PLAYERS MAKE FOOTBALL A TOP PRIORITY AND ATTEND EVERY STRENGTH/CONDITIONING & PRACTICE SESSION. NO SPOT IS GUARANTEED.
EVERY DAY COUNTS!

10. 2015 SUMMER WIAA ACCLIMATIZATION State now requires 5 days.
Days 1 & 2 – Helmets, mouth guards
Days 3-5 – Helmets, Shoulder pads, Shorts
If you do not meet these requirements prior to camp, you cannot participate in camp.
Acclimatization guidelines met during summer conditioning drills & practice prior to camp.

11. TEAM CAMP From SDSU: Camp Objectives:
Provide individuals and teams to improve their fundamentals in the game of football.
Develop each team in a variety of situations as they compete in a safe and controlled environment.
Building team camaraderie with a direct focus on disciplined work and positive feedback.

12. TEAM CAMP Camp Features: SEVEN scrimmages and FOUR 7-on-7 games.
3 hours of position drills. OL/DL players will get an additional 1 ½ hours from college coaches.
Camp awards: Team awards, Hustle awards, Effort awards.
SDSU trainers available before, during, and after each practice and scrimmage.
Limit of 12 teams per session.
INVALUABLE TEAM TIME

13. TEAM CAMP What to Bring:
Towel, washcloth, soap, sunscreen, personal toiletries, toothbrush.
Pillow, sleeping bag, sheets.
Football cleats, tennis shoes, t-shirts, shorts, sweatpants, extra socks, NRHS issued spirit pack.
Football supporters, full football gear.
Athletes will check equipment out the week before camp. Fee must be paid or plan in place to check out gear.

14. Summer 2015
VARSITY FOOTBALL LIFTING SESSION: 7:30AM-9:00AM M-T-W-TH *NOT JULY 3
THIS IS NOT OPTIONAL
VARSITY FOOTBALL SKILLS SESSIONS: 9:00AM-10:00AM TUESDAY/THURSDAY
IF YOU PLAN ON CONTRIBUTING, IMPROVE YOUR SKILLS
VARSITY FOOTBALL 7-ON-7 UW-RIVER FALLS, JULY 16
VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM CAMP: SOUTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY
JUNE 25-27
$165 PER PLAYER
TWO OFFICIAL PRE-CAMP PRACTICES, JUNE 22 & 23
FUNDRAISING OPPORTUNITIES TO PAY FOR CAMP OVER THE SUMMER
YOUTH FOOTBALL CAMP: JULY :30PM-8:30PM
COME MAKE A GREAT IMPRESSION ON A YOUTH PLAYER

15. TIGER FOOTBALL PLAYERS WILL:
BE EARLY – IF YOU’RE ON TIME YOU’RE LATE!
COMMUNICATE EFFECTIVELY WITH TEAMMATES AND COACHING STAFF
DEMONSTRATE A POSITIVE ATTITUDE, RELENTLESS EFFORT, UNWAVERING CHARACTER, AND AN ENDURING COMMITMENT TOWARDS TIGER FOOTBALL
DEMONSTRATE AN EAGERNESS TO BE COACHED
PLAY FOR AND RESPECT HIS TEAMMATES AND THEIR BELONGINGS AND NEVER PUT HIMSELF ABOVE THE TEAM
NEVER DO ANYTHING TO EMBARRASS OUR SCHOOL, TEAM OR FAMILY!!
PROMOTE, DEFEND, AND BE LOYAL TO TIGER FOOTBALL

16. New Richmond Football Booster Club
CONTACT INFO
KEITH BADGER
(651)
New Richmond Football Booster Club