The Sherwood Youth Football Association (SYFA) will provide the children of Sherwood an opportunity to play competitive football in a safe, structured and enjoyable environment.

Our organization remains committed to maintaining a no-pay-to-play structure so that we can provide children from all economic backgrounds the opportunity to participate in a youth sport. We will teach discipline, responsibility, perseverance, teamwork and sportsmanship knowing that lessons learned through youth sports will further benefit players in their everyday lives. We recognize that children learn best by example and will actively encourage all coaches and board members to model these core values.

Now is the time to get involved!  Sherwood Youth Football Association is looking for new board members.  Volunteers are an essential part of making SYFA a success.  Without volunteers, we cannot provide youth football to our community.  If interested please respond to the SYFA Commissioner.  We will target interviews for December 15, 2019.

• Equipment Manager is responsible for the acquisition, maintenance, distribution and use of SYFA equipment, including player, field and first aid equipment.
• Co-Coach of Coaches responsible for the execution of policies determined by the League and Board and oversees the selection, training, and activities of the coaching staff throughout the season. 
• Team Parent Coordinator will be the liaison between the board and all team parents. He/she will be responsible for informing the parents of all volunteer opportunities and the expectations of each position  The Team Parent Coordinator will also be responsible for taking/coordinating the necessary head- shot picture required for the verification books. He/she will be responsible for setting up the association for any parade and end of season t-shirts. 
• Player Safety Coach is the association’s safety expert and is responsible for overseeing all injury reporting and ensuring the association maintains compliance with all TVYFL, USA Football, and SYFA safety standards. The Player Safety Coach will also monitor each team’s safety coordinator to ensure they are qualified and understand the position requirements. He/she will inspect each team and take them through practices runs of the team’s emergency action plan. 
• Public Relations Coordinator is responsible for maintaining all media/informational outlets for the association. He/she will post any messages necessary to social media and website as necessary. The Public Relations Coordinator is also the point of contact for any media relations and will ensure all sponsors are properly recognized.