By Stacy Case As the community’s recreational tackle seasons have come to a close recently, both the Coral Springs Chargers and Parkland Rangers programs have some accomplishments of which to be proud. The Mullins Park-based Chargers, who have eight different age divisions of play (6U-13U), had three of their teams make it to the first …
The Coral Springs Chargers are a privately sponsored traveling competitive tackle football club, fielding teams in seven weight divisions. We are one of 13 local cities that comprise the American Youth Football League (AYFL) in South Florida. Practices begin in mid-July and run 4-6 times per week. We play an eleven-game schedule starting in mid-August, …
It isn’t often that we get a call from a local coach to spotlight a talented athlete. Certainly there are a multitude of accomplished players on every field, but this one stands out in such a noteworthy way; stellar grades, outstanding skills and a valued teammate. This wide receiver caught four passes in a recent …
Christie and Andy have been residents of Coral Springs for 16 years, where they have been happily living with their two children, Alexa, 16, and Ryan, 12 . Their family is completed by their two dogs, Bailey and Bentley and their cat, Curby. Busy students, Alexa is a sophomore at Coral Glades High School where …
The sharp crack of helmets striking, the thud and ensuing sigh of bodies colliding and succumbing to gravity on the gridiron, the cheers in unison, the high-pitched whistles of fans and the shouts of coaches as they urge one last heroic play from the offensive line….this is the cacophony of tackle football. Blue and Yellow, …
