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Browse through the CFL-MI "News Blog" which features all of the updates over the last three year period. In each of the posts there is an underlined link which (when clicked) will open the update file. This "News Blog" is in a read only format and serves the purpose of catching people up on missed updates and briefing them on our league history.
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  • 28 Nov 2011 9:37 PM | Anonymous
  • 02 Sep 2011 9:39 PM | Anonymous
    Due to the overwhelming support of all our sponsors and the hard work of the players and parents the sponsor page footer no longer had enough room to display all the ads. We have added a new page to the website that features the ads of all these sponsors. Please take a look at these proud sponsors and be sure to patronage them if you are able. 

  • 22 Aug 2011 10:06 PM | Anonymous

    Home-schooled Patriots thrilled with unique opportunity in Christian Football League

    Many high school football players are consumed by X’s and O’s and the desire to win games. But for the players of the West Michigan Christian Athletic Association Patriots, the goals are different.

    The Patriots are in their second full year in the Christian Football League, a 10-team league not associated with the Michigan High School Athletic Association.

    Coach Mark Van Dyke has been coaching for 13 years, and is in his second season with the Patriots. The 1999 Grand Rapids Christian graduate said the CFL represents the way football should be played.

    "(Christianity) is the goal of our organization, and of our league. We praise God no matter what... Read More 


  • 15 Aug 2011 9:18 PM | Anonymous
    http://thecountypress.our-hometown.com/news/2011-06-29/Sports/Working_at_it_with_all_their_hearts.html


    Working at it with all their hearts

    Christian football league getting kids involved
    BY MICHAEL SELECKY 810-452-2632 mselecky@mihomepaper.com
    The Michigan Warriors of the Christian Football League, shown here during a pre-game prayer, begin official 2011 practices on Aug. 1 and start the season on Aug. 20. Photo provided  The Michigan Warriors of the Christian Football League, shown here during a pre-game prayer, begin official 2011 practices on Aug. 1 and start the season on Aug. 20. Photo provided DAVISON undefined Consisting mainly of homeschooled students and Christian boys attending public schools or small Christian schools, the Michigan Warriors of the Christian Football League have been giving Genesee and Lapeer County’s otherwise forgotten talent a chance to compete on the football field since 2008. This creates an opportunity for the areas next generation that wouldn’t otherwise exist, while building the hearts, minds and bodies of everyone willing to put in all the hard work it takes to turn a dream into reality.

    “Though we are a little low on the numbers (about 17) we’re still being productive and the kids are working hard. The biggest obstacle to overcome in this league is not being associated with a school. Which means lack of a weight room, players may not live very close or in the same area as others to share rides, etc. so it can be a challenge to get everyone to camps or workouts at the same time,” said Warriors head coach Mark Brimmer. “Another challenge is that we have to constantly work on keeping people informed about the league so we can add players every year, unlike a school where the kids are already there and in the system.”


    Part of what keeps this league in motion is the practice space donated by the Knights of Columbus at rental hall #4090 at 8428 Davison Rd. Not only does this help the team maintain its vision of building character through athletics during the regular season, but it also allows them to host several clinics over the course of the summer break, including team camps on July 12 and 19 from 6-8 p.m. for all skill players and lineman and speed training for the entire team is on July 18, 21 and 22. The Warriors also held events on June 11, 14 and 21, Pride Week is July 25-29 and Warriors Day follows on July 30.

    “Since the beginning of the CFL-MI and the Warrior team, the Knights of Columbus organization has been very generous in allowing the Warriors to use their property for practicing. The Knights wants to see young men focusing their energy in a positive Christian way,” Brimmer said. “As a new coach, our Spring session was very important and we truly got alot accomplished. We’re in the process of adding new players, and coaches through out the summer along with camps, passing league, etc. For those interested in checking out the Warriors and becoming a part of our team, we have upcoming camps. Those (ages 14-18) interested can bring cleats and participate for the day.”


    In 2009 Michigan made it all the way to the CFL championship game, losing to the Detroit Westside Warriors, 28- 0. This success came in part because of the formation of a junior varsity unit as well as eight players who transfered to the team after the Heritage Christian Academy Eagles of North Branch folded on the heels of a 4-5 season in 2008.


    “Our expectation for this year is to compete for the state championship again. We have to bounce back from a disappointing season last year and re-focus on working like champions, practicing like champions, and playing champions. And there is no doubt we have the talent to do it. We expect to have a fun and successful season,” said Brimmer. “The league is also focused on establishing middle school aged teams, and hopefully teaming up with upward bound for youth flag football. This is a great opportunity for any kid who otherwise may not have the chance to play football. So we encourage anyone interested, please check us out.”


    Area players on the Michigan Warriors current roster include Lapeer’s Mark DeLong, Matt DeLong, Mark Gabryel, Luke Gabryel and Brayden LaPenas, Imlay City’s Michael McKee, Columbiaville’s Sawyer VanAllen, Swartz Creek’s Tyler Budd and Flint’s Andrew Denman and Dominik Neal. Details: www.cfl-mi.com. 

  • 10 Aug 2011 12:00 AM | Anonymous

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    Please help support the league and sport your favorite team colors by checking out the new 2011 CFL-MI t-shirt design. Players and parents talk to your team contact or Bruce at: bruce.j.russell@pw.utc.com
  • 28 Sep 2010 2:42 PM | Anonymous
    The Football photos are now up online. 

    Please visit http://premiereportraits.eventstorefront.com/event/27506 and enter the event code cfl2010.  You will be able to view your photos as well as pick your package and pay right online.  The photos will be shipped right to you.  YOU HAVE UNTIL NOV. 21st TO PICK YOUR PHOTOS AND PACKAGES  SO DON"T DELAY!!!!   There are lots of packages to chose from as well as really cool and fun ways to present your photos to friends and family.  Make sure to check out the trading cards, photo mugs, keychains, and buttons as well as many other ones.  Don't delay or your photos will be gone for the season! If you have any questions please contact premiereportraits04@yahoo.com  
  • 19 Sep 2010 8:29 PM | Anonymous
    The Christian Football League of Michigan is now posting the 7/8er season schedule online at  www.cfl-mi.com/7/8ers. This page is not intended to be the sole game location and time reference for parents, please stay in contact with your coaches for all the game information. 
  • 12 Aug 2010 4:07 PM | Anonymous
    Feel free to reference and use any resources that are made available on the Fund-raising/Advertising/Sponsorship resource page.

    You can access the page by navigating to the www.cfl-mi.com and then clicking the "Missions" tab and then the "Fund-raising/Advertising/Sponsorship" button on the drop-down menu.

    Or

    By going to www.cfl-mi.com/F.A.S

    Additional information will be made available as it becomes available any questions can be directed to  christianfootballleague@gmail.com 
  • 06 Aug 2010 10:14 AM | Anonymous
    Although 17-year-old Steve Sears has been home-schooled since he was in first grade, he didn't want to miss out on the opportunity to play organized football.

    The formation of the West Michigan Patriots two years ago has given Sears and other local home-schooled athletes the chance to experience the same type of rush felt by traditional high school players.

    Sears, a 6-foot-2, 165-pound senior running back and defensive end, began his third season with the Patriots... Read more....

    http://www.mlive.com/sports/grand-rapids/index.ssf/2010/08/west_michigan_patriots_give_ho.html
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