Wednesday, October 15, 2014

Clarification on Browns/Patriots Tiebreaker Scenerios

Both the Browns and Patriots are 2-2 and playing this Sunday for a chance to face the Giants on Championship day for the Senior Division title. Tiebreaker scenarios are as follows:

1. Head to Head
The Browns and Patriots have played twice and each won once. So this one is tied.

2. Points Given Up (PA)
The Browns have given up 61 points through 4 games and the Patriots 73.

Scenarios for Sunday:

1. If the Browns win and the Patriots lose, the Browns move onward.
2. If the Patriots win and the Browns lose, the Patriots move onward.
3. If BOTH teams win or lose on Sunday, the tiebreaker is points given up. Right now, the Browns are +12 over the Patriots.
4. If The second tiebreaker is tied, the third tiebreaker is points scored. Right now, the Patriots have scored one more point than the Browns.

We will soon find out who moved on to face the Giants.

Dolphins, Steelers and Giants All Clinch Champ Game Berths

Week #4 was played in sloppy field conditions and some standing took shape toward the back half of the CYTF season.

In the Junior Division, The Dolphins continued to roll and have yet to give up any points. They defeated the Eagles 33-0 on Sunday to clinch the #1 seed in the division. The Steelers clinched the #2 seed and a date against the Dolphins in the Championship game with a 36-6 win over the 49ers.

So, the Junior Championship Division will pit:

Junior Division Consolation Game - 49ers vs Eagles
Junior Division Championship Game - Dolphins vs Steelers

In the Senior Division, the Giants (4-0) 0kept on rolling with a 50-0 win over the Cowboys (0-4). The Giants secured a spot in the Championship Game with the win. The other spot will be decided this Sunday. Both the Patriots and Browns are 2-2 and have beaten each other once. It will come down to this weekend. The Patriots will play the Giants and will need a win to be in contention for the Championship Game. The Browns play the winless Cowboys and they too need a win to stay in contention. If both teams win or lose on Saturday, then a tie-breaker formula will be put into play. the next tiebreaker after head-to-head is Points Given Up. These are still being calculated.

Stay Tuned as Championship Day pairing will be announced on Monday, October 20!

Monday, October 6, 2014

In Week #3 - Giants and Dolphins Distance Themselves from the Pack.....

The Senior-Division Giants and the Junior Division Dolphins continued stellar play this past Sunday by both posting impressive wins.

The Giants shut down a good Browns team 32-0 on Sunday to go to 3-0 in the league. In the Juniors., the undefeated Dolphins breezed by the 49ers 43-0. The Dolphins have still yet to surrender a score to anyone in their league.

In other CYTF action from Sunday, the Steelers went to 2-1 on the season winning 20-14 over the Eagles in the best game of the day. In a battle of winless teams coming into last Sunday, The Patriots (senior Division) improved to 1-2 by defeating the Cowboys (0-3) 42-6.

Tuesday, September 30, 2014

CYTF SEMO Homecoming parade information! - THIS Saturday, October 4


Dear Parents and Guardians,

This year CYTF will be participating in the Southeast Missouri State University 2014 Homecoming Parade this Saturday, October 4th.  This is a special treat for the players and good exposure of our league to the local community!

 Here are some quick things to know!

1. All players will walk together as a single group, so please wear comfortable walking shoes.

2. The player must wear his game jersey.  Your player may wear blue jeans, t-shirt or sweatshirt (whatever will be weather appropriate for the morning.) 

3. Players must be dropped off near the corner of West End Blvd. and Normal Ave. (at Capaha Park) no later than 9am.  We will have Coach Rodney's truck in the parade so please look for the group!

4. The parade starts at 9:30am and will proceed down Broadway to Main Street and players must be picked up at the Main Street/Independence Street intersection.  For your information, it may be easier to view the parade from the Main Street area and then you're at the right spot to pick your player up.

5. While we are lining up and waiting for the parade to start, horse-play will not be tolerated.  We understand that the parade can be an exciting thing to do, but we must also remember that we are setting an example to the community and some of the sponsors that support our league.  So lets please be on our best behavior. 

6. The Cape Girardeau Police Department has issued a statement saying that parade participants may NOT throw candy during the parade.  Participants may only HAND candy out to those people sitting along the curb. The league will provide the candy to pass to the parade visitors.  There is no need to bring your own. Per CGPD: Those that do not comply will be removed from the parade route. This could also result in a possible game suspension, so we ask that your player please understand this.

7. Remember, this is a parade, let's have fun! We have a great opportunity to showcase the good character of the players of CYTF.

We look forward to seeing you there!

CYTF Staff

Sunday, September 28, 2014

Week #2 Still Has Three Undefeated CYTF Teams

Under beautiful skies and great SEMO weather, Week #2 of the CYTF season saw three CYTF teams stay undefeated.

In the Junior Division, the Dolphins went to 2-0 with an impressive 39-0 win over the Steelers. It was the Steelers first loss. The Dolphins have yet to be scored upon and are averaging over 39 points a game thus far.

In the other Junior Division game today, the 49ers held off a furious Eagles rally and stopped the Eagles on the Niner 15 year-line to win 19-12.

In The Senior Division, The Browns and Giants are on a collision course in Week #3 as both teams wet to 2-0 on the season today. The Browns beat the winless Cowboys 26-6 while the Patriots made it close before falling to the Giants 18-12.