Equipment
What if my equipment breaks during the season?
Go to the POD located at Kerby Field during practice.
Do I receive a Red Barons T-Shirt?
Practice T-Shirts will be handed out during one of the practices.
When do I receive my game jersey and socks?
Game jersey and socks will be handed out at one of the practices before the first game.
Will I receive a mouthguard?
Mouthguards will be available at the first practice at Kerby Field. Click on Mouthguard for instructions on form fitting of mouthguards.
Practice
What should I wear to practice?
Week 1 - is a conditioning week. You should wear shorts, cleats, helmet, and a T-Shirt. Bring a water bottle!
Week 2 - begins practice in full pads, football pants, helmet, practice jersey, and cleats. Bring a water bottle!
When does practice start?
Practice begins on August 16, 2010 from 5pm-7pm at Kerby Field behind Kroger’s on Mack. All other practices will begin at 5pm-7pm, unless otherwise stated by your coach.
What is Ironman?
For those players that do not miss any practice or game throughout the season, they will receive an Ironman T-Shirt.
Cheerleading
Do cheerleaders practice at the same time and place as the football players?
Yes, practice is at Kerby Field behind Kroger’s on Mack.
Do cheerleaders need to go to equipment handout?
No. The cheerleading uniforms will be handed out sometime during the first few weeks of practice.
Volunteer
How can I volunteer?
There are many volunteer opportunities available. We need volunteers for:
Chain Gang, Announcer, Clock Operator, Spotter, Sidelines/ Equipment, Spirit Wear Sales, Equipment Transportation. To volunteer, click on the Volunteer link and fill out the form. You will be notified.
Red Barons Merchandise
How can I buy Red Barons merchandise?
Red Barons merchandise will be sold through our website.
Upcoming Dates
Health and Safety
-->Red Barons will always have a field paramedic present at all games.
-->Please keep in mind paramedics treat signs and symptoms, they do not diagnose. Paramedics do not rule out fractures. If an affected area has persistent pain, swelling, restricted range of motion or unable to bear weight, it is recommended that your child be seen by a Physician.
-->In the unlikely event that an ambulance is called to the field for a player, it will most likely be as an extra precautionary measure for child safety.
-->If you see that your child is being attended to on the field or benched by medical personnel, please make yourself known to medical.
-->If your child will be favoring a light injury, such as a sprained finger, toe or pulled muscle, please let your child's coach or paramedic know.
-->Helmet - Check for proper padding to assure a good fitting helmet.
-->Mouth Guards - Inspect your child's mouth guard often. Make sure it is not worn out or looking like chewed gum.
-->Hydration - Please have your child drink lots of fluids pre-game and have a water bottle for game and practice. Water will also be supplied at games and practice.
