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BOUNTY HUNTER PLAYERS WITH JERSEY CITY MAYOR JERREMIAH HEALY
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BOUNTY HUNTER PLAYERS WITH NEW JERSEY SENATOR SANDRA CUNNINGHAM
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John J. Collins is the newest sponsor and supporter of the
Hudson County Bounty Hunters.
"THANK YOU" for your support and help.
We appreciate your faith and encouragement.
FROM THE HUDSON COUNTY BOUNTY HUNTERS' OWNERS,STAFF, COACHES AND PLAYERS
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YOUR 2008 BOUNTY HUNTERS
July 6, 2008 --
Bounty Hunters are getting game ready.
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WEEKEND WARRIORS!
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Hudson Reporter does feature article on the Bounties!
August 9, 2008 --
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Thanks to the Crew!
Thank You goes out to our wonderful,dedicated,loyal crew who made sure that the operations of our home games were extremely smooth going on game day. From welcoming our guest, to setting up concessions, to making sure that the uniforms are ready for players, to adequately hydrating our players and staff, and for their medical attention which was excellent. These are the people who are behind the scenes the ones that help make the Bounty Hunters tick. We Salute:Jannie Gaddist, Celestine Shaw, Dorothy Sullivan,Coach Edwards,Mark Queen, Eric & Nicole Morgan, Natalie Manning,Button,Maryland friend,Popeye, and Tatum. This ones for you!
THANK YOU!!!! WORDS CAN NOT EXPRESS OUR APPRECIATION!!!!
THANKS AGAIN,
Owners Bobbie & Diane Morgan, General Manager Morgan, Head Coach Morgan, Coaches, Staff, and Players
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Bounty Hunter News in the Community!
August 13, 2008 --
Jersey City, New Jersey- The Hudson County Bounty Hunters participated in another anti-violence event with Councilwoman Viola Richardson. The Bounty Hunters donated $50.00 to the First Place 6th Grade winners of the Jersey City Recreation Anti-Violence Skits Program at Jersey City Elementary Public School No.12. The sixth graders skit was titled "The Tyra Banks Show." Congratulations to all the campers that were involved. YOU WERE ALL GREAT!
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Inspirational Quote of the Month
September 1, 2008 --
Individual commitment to a group effort -- that is what makes a team work, a company work, a society work, a civilization work.
- Vince Lombardi
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BOUNTY HUNTERS MAKE PLAYOFFS AS 14TH SEED!
October 5, 2008 --
THE BOUNTY HUNTERS HAVE MADE THE PLAYOFFS OF THE RAFL THEIR FIRST YEAR IN EXISTENCE! THE BOUNTIES WHICH COME INTO THE PLAYOFFS AS THE 14TH SEED TRAVEL TO LONG ISLAND TO TAKE ON THE PITBULLS. TO ALL PLAYERS ON THE TEAM, IF YOU DO NOT COME TO PRACTICE TUESDAY AND THURSDAY, YOU WILL NOT, I REPEAT WILL NOT SUIT UP ON SATURDAY! LETS CREATE SOME HAVOC IN THE PLAYOFFS AND REMEMBER "NO EXCUSES!"
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Inspirational Quote of the Month
October 6, 2008 --
I learned that if you want to make it bad enough, no matter how bad it is, you can make it.
- Gale Sayers
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BRYAN SMITH NAMED R.A.F.L. RUSHING CHAMPION!
October 10, 2008 --
THE GOOD NEWS KEEPS COMING! IN THE BOUNTY HUNTERS FIRST YEAR AS A FOOTBALL FRANCHISE, NOT ONLY DID THE BOUNTIES QUALIFY FOR THE R.A.F.L. PLAYOFFS, THEY NOW HAVE THE LEAGUE RUSHING CHAMPION IN FORMER UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSSETTES RUNNING BACK BRYAN "QUIET STORM" SMITH. BRYAN HAS 895 YARDS ON 97 CARRIES GIVING HIM A STAGGERING AVERAGE OF 9.2 YARDS PER CARRY. BIG SHOUT OUT TO THE OFFENSIVE LINE WHO PAVE THE WAY FOR BRYAN. U-BOAT, HAYWOOD, FRAZIER, DOUGH-BOY, BIG ABE, JAKE, AND FRANK. BRYAN WOULD NOT HAVE DONE IT WITHOUT YOU GUYS! CONGRATS BRYAN, NOW LETS DO IT IN THE PLAYOFFS!
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THE BOUNTY HUNTERS SUPPORT BARACK OBAMA FOR PRESIDENT
November 2, 2008 --
PLEASE SHOW YOUR SUPPORT AND VOTE NOVEMBER 4TH 2008
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FIRST ANNUAL BOUNTY HUNTERS AWARDS GALA
February 7, 2009 --
The Bounty Hunters with Jersey City Mayor Jerramiah T. Healy
The Bounty Hunters support the entire Healy Team for election on
May 12,2009
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The Bounty Hunters have made some changes to their organization. We are getting geared up for season 2009. We like to take this opporunity to THANK ALL OUR former Bounty Hunters that brought us through last year and welcome all the new Bounty Hunters that have come aboard and are ready to work toward our common goals.
Owners Bobbie & Diane Morgan
In the words of our new President, "WE'RE FIRED UP AND READY TO GO!!!!!!"
We look forward to a great season. Good Luck to all of the teams in the RAFL.
Owners Bobbie & Diane Morgan
Bounty Hunters' Coaches
Bounty Hunterss' Staff
Bounty Hunters' Players
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Hudson County Bounty Hunters' Coaches and staff members 2008
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COME AND BE A PART OF THE CALVARY!
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BOUNTY HUNTERS Get In Shape!!!!!
Do not know where practice is?
Can not make practice. Going to be late.
Call General Manager 201-401-4003
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PLEASE SUPPORT OUR BROTHERS FROM THE MORGAN ATHLETICS BASKETBALL TEAM
JUNE 24TH THE SEASON FOR OUR SEMI-PRO BASKETBALL TEAM STARTS UP, AND THE PLAYERS AND COACHES CAN USE YOUR SUPPORT. THE TEAM SPORTED A 5 WIN 4 LOSS SEASON A SUMMER AGO LOSING IN THE FIRST ROUND OF THE PLAYOFFS TO EVENTUAL CHAMPION "MAN-UP".
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Fathers' Day Trip
Call 201-401-4003
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PUNT PASS AND KICK COMPETITION AT CAVEN POINT
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Punt Pass and Kick Competition!
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Good Luck Bounties!
June 21, 2009 --
Good Luck Hudson County Bounty Hunters on your 2009 season,from your brothers from the Morgan Athletics Basketball Team
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2009 Schedule
*Denotes Divisional Contest
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REST IN PEACE MICHAEL JACKSON 1959-2009
REST IN PEACE TO THE "KING OF POP" WHO ENTERTAINED THE MASSES FOR OVER 40 YEARS. YOUR PRESENCE WILL SORELY BE MISSED.
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Game Information
Greeting from the Hudson County Bounty Hunters Semi-Professional Football Team
This organization plays ten games in their season July until October with play-off games until November. Five games are home and five away. Our males are 18 and older. Last year, this first year team made it to the second round of play-offs with three players placing first in the leagues statics.
We are requesting your help to make our second season a successful. You can help us my attending the games, performing (bands, squads, drill teams), donating your time or contributions, covering our game in the media, and telling your friends and family about us.
Home Games
Saturday July 11, 2PM St. Peter's Prep Field
Saturday July 25, 2PM St. Peter's Prep Field
Place and time to be announced.
Saturday August 22, August 29, September 19
Check website leaguelineup.com/bounties for more details
Write us on our email hc_bounty_hunters@yahoo.com & Call 201-401-4003
To purchase tickets:
Visit our Office 128 Monticello Avenue Jersey City
Monday thru Friday 4-6 PM or at the Gate Game Day
Children under 13 with an paying adult Free.
No child will be admitted without an adult.
Ages 13-17 $3.00
Adults $5.00
Group rates upon request.
For more information feel free to call 201-401-4003.
Thanking you in advance for your support and cooperation.
Diane Morgan, General Manager
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Fr. James F. Kennan, S.J. Field, (Saint Peter's Prep field):
Take the New Jersey Turnpike to Exit 14C. About one-half mile after the toll booth, exit at "Jersey City/Columbus Drive." At the bottom of the ramp, go straight through the light and at the end of the next block, bear right onto Columbus Drive. Stay on Columbus Drive for approximately 7/10 of a mile to Marin Blvd. Turn right onto Marin Blvd. and follow this to Grand Street; turn left onto Grand Street. Go one block and turn right onto Van Vorst Street; entrance to the field will be one block in, on the right.
From th Holland Tunnel make a left turn at the first light Marin Bvd. continue to Grand Street and make a left turn. Go one block and turn right onto Van Vorst Street; entrance to the field will be one block in, on the right.
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Bounty Hunters Game Score 26-8
Good Game Brooklyn Dawgs!!!! Good Luck to our fellow brothers the rest of the season.
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BOUNTIES DEFEAT BULLDOGS 26-8
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Bounties lose battle for first place 18-6!
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BOUNTIES VERSUS PREDS!
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Turnovers Doom Bounty Hunters in loss to Predators!
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Bounties Defeat Bulldogs In a Nailbiter 20-16
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BOUNTIES DEFEAT SPARTANS 15-12
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BOUNTIES VERSUS PHILADELPHIA BRAVES
Game Day Saturday August 22,2009
New Jersey Turnpike
Exit 14C Grand Street
Follow the Grand Street sign. Go off the Grand Street ramp down to the light. Go through light(straight across Montgomery Street) and follow road(High School on right) stay to the left making the U- turn. Move over to the right. This will put you on the street opposite from the one you came down. Go to the light again keep straight across(Montgomery Street). Stay to the right side of the road. Continue pass the next corner. Fields on the right hand side. First field is a baseball field next field is Gateway Field.
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BOUNTIES PUSH WINNING STREAK TO THREE GAMES
August 22, 2009 --
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Home Game Details
HOME GAMES
Saturday August 29,2009 & September 19,2009
Place:Fr.James F.Kennan,S.J.Field,(Saint Peter's Prep Field)
Van Vorst Street & Grand Street Jersey City, New Jersey
Kick-Off: 4:00 PM
Home Game September 19, 2009
Bounty Hunters vs. New Jersey Wolves
Directions to:
Fr.James F. Kennan, S.J. Field,(Saint Peter's Prep field):
New Jersey Turnpike:
Take Turnpike to Exit 14C.
About one-half mile after the toll booth, Exit at "Jersey City/Columbus Drive." At the bottom of the ramp, go straight through the light and at the end of the next block, bear right onto Columbus Drive. Stay on Columbus Drive for approximately 7/10 of a mile to Marin Blvd. Turn right onto Marin Blvd. and follow this to Grand Street; turn left onto Grand Street. Go one block and turn right onto Van Vorst Street; entrance to the field will be one block in, on the right.
Holland Tunnel
Stay in left lane.
Make a left at the first left out of the tunnel Marin Blvd. Or the next left Grove Street.
Continue straight on either of these streets to Grand Street. At Grand Street make a left.Field is on the right side. At the corner of Van Vorst Street left side Fire House. Make right onto Van Vorst Street; entrance to the field will be one block in, on the right.
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Four in a Row for The Bounty Hunters!!!!!
August 30, 2009 --
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THE SHOWDOWN IN SHAOLIN!
In two weeks,September 12, your Hudson County Bounty Hunters will be taking on Metro West Division Rival New York Predators in what will be a game that may determine the Division Championship. Both teams records stand at 5 wins and 2 losses, with the Predators having already beaten the Bounty Hunters 16-12 in Jersey City. This will no doubt be one of the most important games in the short two-year history of the Bounty Hunters, who will have to do it on the road. Go gettem Bounties, and remember, No Excuses!!!
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BOUNTIES VS. WOLVES
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OFFENSE STAGNATED IN 17-0 LOSS TO PREDS
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Bounty Hunters had two unlucky weekend and looking forward to their BYE WEEK.
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NO GAME NEXT WEEK!
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BOUNTIES GET SCRAPED 34-8
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Bounty Hunters that can not make practice on Tuesday and Thursday evening need to check in. There will be a third practice on Saturday. Please call to find out details.
Saturday pratices begin February 21,2009
Call General Manager
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Bounty Hunters
Thursday February 6,2009 7:30PM begins lifting weights.
Please call Gerneral Manager for details.
Thanks you
Head Coach Morgan
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REMINDER PRACTICE THURSDAY 7:30 PM SHARP!!!!!
CAN NOT ATTEND OR GOING TO BE LATE???????
PLEASE CALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
COACH MORGAN
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Hudson County Law Day 2009 Community Education
Immigration, Landlord/Tenant, Juvenile Offender Prevention, Divorce, Child Support, and Expungement of a Criminal Record
The Superior Court of New Jersey, Hudson Vicinage, in partnership with the Hudson County Bar Association and the Hudson County Advisory Committee on Minority Concerns present the following
Law Day 2009 Community Education Program:
5:30 pm - 7:15 pm and 7:30 pm - 9:15 pm
Justice William J. Brennan Jr. Courthouse 583 Newark Avenue Jersey City, New Jersey
These interactive sessions are free of charge and open to residents of Hudson County. This Court Night will provide practical information and resource material promoting a greater understanding of the court’s function and role in the process, as well as specific law as it applies to Immigration, Landlord/Tenant, Juvenile Offender Prevention, Divorce, Child Support, and Expungement of a Criminal Record. These individual sessions will be conducted by attorneys and court representatives who will be available to answer questions that you may have concerning each specific subject matter.
For more information and to reserve your place today, contact: Cari Ann Rizzolo at 201-217-5109 or send an email to hudson.reservation@judiciary.state.nj.us; also include your name, telephone number and the best time of day to reach you.
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A Jersey City Police Officer,Officer Cora Kerton, is up for an ALL Star Award, which is nation wide award. Officer Cora Kerton is a Community Relation Officer. She is a member of the community that we can be proud of due to her professionalism and dedication to her district, community, city, and family. Officer Kerton is a role model for all police officers, community activists, parents, and females.
Officer Cora Kerton is up for an award with America 's Most Wanted All Stars. We would like your vote to bring recognition to Jersey City and the great programs Officer Kerton supports. Please cut and paste the below link and cast your vote today:
http://www.amw. com/allstar/ 2009/nominee_ detail.cfm? id=5993
She is the only Black female nominated for this award!
Let's make history.
Thanks for supporting.
F.Y.I. You can vote more than once!
Hi,
My name is Officer Cora Kerton. I was nominated to be one of America's Most Wanted Allstar's of the year and I need everyone''s help, please vote for me at the link below. Any questions you can call me at 201-547-6519.
Please cut and paste the below link and cast your vote today:
http://www.amw. com/allstar/ 2009/nominee_ index.cfm? cid=2009% 2D02%2D12% 2007%3A28% 3A22%2E17& page=2
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Are you & your family being squeezed by these tough economic times?
Dear Friends,
These are very hard times for all of us. More and more Jersey City families are having difficulty paying their energy bills; and PSE&G has programs to help people with these costs.
PSE&G’s Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is for those who are lower income. Eligibility is based on last month’s salary and family size. The typical benefit is about $450 for PSE&G heating customers. LIHEAP is available until April 30th. Attached you will find a flyer.
Hudson County
P.A.C.O. (All Hudson County
residents except for Bayonne)**
180 4th Street
Jersey City, NJ 07302
(201) 217-0583 M – F | 9 am - 4 pm
P.A.C.O. at PSE&G
Jersey City Customer Service Center
3 Path Plaza
Jersey City, NJ 07306 M – Thurs | 9 am - 4 pm
P.A.C.O. Weatherization
3700 Bergenline Avenue
Union City, NJ 07087
(201) 864-3774 M – Thurs | 9 am - 4 pm
Bayonne Economic
Opportunity Foundation (BEOF)**
(Bayonne residents only)
555 Kennedy Boulevard
Bayonne, NJ 07002
(201) 437-7222 M – F | 8:30 am - 4 pm
Mail Bayonne Applications to:
BEOF
P.O. Box 1032
Bayonne, NJ 07002
Just Dial Toll Free 211 And Ask About LIHEAP and NJ SHARES
Two Programs that can help!These programs can help keep your
home warm and your lights on until you can get back on your feet.
NJ SHARES helps customers not eligible for LIHEAP who are experiencing a
financial crisis, and are struggling to pay their PSE&G bill.
Funding is limited, so don’t delay! To find out where to apply, call
1-866-NJSHARES (657-4273)or visit www.njshares.org
Para clientes de habla hispana Para localizar la agencia más cerca
a usted visite el sitio Web www.pseg.com/ayuda o llame 211.
LIHEAP The LIHEAP Program has been expanded. Now more households are eligible!If you meet the income guidelines below for your
family size you should apply!*For household sizes greater than four,
visit pseg.com/liheap for more information.
Number in Household* Maximum Monthly Gross Income
1 $1,950
2 $2,625
3 $3,300
4 $3,975
5 $4,650
Are you & your family being squeezed by these tough economic times?
NJ SHARES New for 2009 Don’t Delay!
Application deadline is April 30, 2009!
Applications are available at all PSE&G walk-in Customer
Service Centers listed on your PSE&G bill or visit
www.pseg.com/liheap or call 211.
Por favor anote:
Recoja una solicitud para LIHEAP o USF en el centro
al cliente de PSE&G más cercano a ústed.
**Solicitudes tiene que ser enviadas a
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BOUNTY HUNTERS WITH HUDSON COUNTY EXECUTIVE TOM DeGISE AND SENATOR SANDRA CUNNINGHAM
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BOUNTY HUNTERS SIGN MORE THAN 70 PLAYERS TO CONTRACTS FOR UPCOMING SEASON!
The Hudson County Bounty Hunters have officially signed more than 70 players for the upcoming 2008 season with more players trying to come be a part of the hottest football franchise this side of the Hudson River!. Good luck to all signees as they battle it out in practice trying to impress Coach Morgan and the Bounty Hunter coaching staff for playing time and movement up the depth charts. Remember the Bounty Hunters motto, "No Excuses!"
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Urban Times News and The Courier Times Join Bounty Hunter Family!
March 28, 2008 --
Jersey City, New Jersey- The Urban Times News, and The Courier Times, two of the most informative papers in Northern New Jersey, have officially signed on to cover all media related aspects of the Hudson County Bounty Hunters Semi-Professional Football team. "This is a major coup for the Bounty Hunters organization as these two fine newspapers will not only help spread the word about Hudson County's premier football team, but cover the season's events as well" says Vice President of Operations Bobbie Morgan Jr. "We are very pleased to be working hand and hand with the two establishments."
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Inspirational Quote of the Month
April 16, 2008 --
"The will to win, the desire to succeed, the urge to reach your full potential... these are the keys that will unlock the door to personal excellence." -The late Great Eddie Robinson former Grambling University Football Coach
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The Fight For Playing Time Begins!
April 18, 2008 --
With the start of the R.A.F.L. season two and a half months away, the Hudson County Bounty Hunters have been getting down to serious business, with practices becoming more and more intense as the season approaches. Coach Morgan and the Bounty Hunter coaching staff have been working diligently to make sure the team is adequately prepared to make a run to the 2008 Metro South Division Title. It won't be easy with the defending division and conference champions New York Predators standing in the way, but nothing worth having ever is. The players have been pushing each other in practice, trying to bring the best effort out of one another. With scrimmages less than a month away, the climb up the depth chart starts now-and remember, NO EXCUSES!
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BOUNTY HUNTERS ARE ON FIRE!
April 23, 2008 --
REMEMBER BOUNTY HUNTERS
A REAL BOUNTY HUNTER COMES ON TIME,PREPARE, AND HAS "NO EXCUSES".
PLAYERS, FROM NOW UNTIL THE END OF THE SEASON YOU ARE TO REPORT TO PRACTICE IN FULL GEAR! THAT MEANS A JERSEY,HELMET,SHOULDER PADS,
FOOTBALL PANTS,LEG PADS AND PROPER FOOTWEAR.
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O-LINE
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QB'S/WIDE RECIEVERS
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RUNNING BACKS/FULLBACKS
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COACH MORGAN WITH SMITH AND JAMES
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CORNERBACKS/SAFETIES
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DEFEENSE VS. OFFENSE
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DEFENSE PREPARING TO GO AGAINST THE OFFENSE
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DEFENSIVE ENDS
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LINEBACKERS
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BOUNTY HUNTERS WITH JAMES ADAMS FROM THE COURIER TIMES
The Hudson County Bounty Hunters have their first interview with their new SPONSOR James Adams owner of The Couirer Times at the Blue Ribbon Restaurant. The Bounty Hunters want to thank The Couirer for becoming a offical sponsor.
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Saturday May 3,2008 Jersey Journal Newspaper
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Dining to Donate at Applebee's a Huge Success for the Bounty Hunters!
May 4, 2008 --
Quarterback Bobbie Morgan,Sr.,Lincoln High School and St.Peter's College Athletic Hall of Famer and record holder, and organization led the Hudson County Bounty Hunters charge into Applebee's Neighborhood Grill for an afternoon of media/fundraising for the Hottest team in Hudson County! Owners,coaches,staff,players,and supporters brought their families together to break bread and strengthen bonds. They got a chance to mix it up with community leaders, the press, and valued supporters of the Bounty Hunters. It was a fun afternoon to be had by all as the Bounty Hunters basically took control of Applebee's for four hours. Prizes were raffled off; helmets were presented to James Adams and John Collins, and the Hudson County Bounty Hunters' donated their owners' jersey to Applebee's. The biggest treat of the day was that everyone enjoyed themselves.
To view pictures from the entire night go to the photo album section.
We would like to take this opporuntiy to "THANK" all of you who helped make this day special.
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Inspirational Quote of the Month
May 11, 2008 --
I don't like to lose, and that isn't so much because it is just a football game, but because defeat means the failure to reach your objective. I don't want a football player who doesn't take defeat to heart, who laughs it off with the thought, 'Oh, well, there's another Saturday.' The trouble in American life today, in business as well as in sports, is that too many people are afraid of competition. The result is that in some circles people have come to sneer at success if it costs hard work and training and sacrifice.
-Knute Kenneth Rockne
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Arts & Craft Class
Bobbie D. Morgan Civic Association and The Hudson County Bounty Hunters are sponsoring their third Arts & Craft class at the Bounty Hunters Home. Please call for more information and to register.
Call or visit Hudson County Bounty Hunters Home
128 Monticello Avenue
Jersey City, New Jersey
201-435-4813
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“Sure, luck means a lot in football. Not having a good quarterback is bad luck.”-Don Shula Former Hall of Fame Miami Dolphins Coach.
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OFFICIAL SCHEDULE
Bounty Hunters' Game 2008 Schedule
July 12 NEW JERSEY SPARTANS @ HUDSON COUNTY BOUNTY HUNTERS
St. Peter’s Prep Grand Street JCNJ 3:00PM
July 19 HUDSON COUNTY BOUNTY HUNTERS @ NEW JERSEY
SPARTANS
West Side Park So. 13th & 18 Ave. Newark, NJ 12:00PM
July 26 LONG ISLAND PANTHERS @ HUDSON COUNTY BOUNTY HUNTERS
St. Peter’s Prep Grand Street JCNJ 3:00PM
August 2 NEW YORK PREDATORS @ HUDSON COUNTY BOUNTY HUNTERS
St. Peter’s Prep Grand Street JCNJ 3:00PM
August 9 PHILADEPHIA MUSTANGS @ HUDSON COUNTY BOUNTY HUNTERS St. Peter's Prep Grand Street JC NJ 3:00PM
August 16 HUDSON COUNTY BOUNTY HUNTERS @ LONG ISLAND TRIBE
"ACE CENTER" 48A Cedar Road Amityville, NY 2:30PM
August 23 HUDSON COUNTY BOUNTY HUNTERS @ BROOKLYN BLUE DEVILS
SAMUEL J TILDEN HIGH SCHOOL Stadium Brooklyn, NY 2:30PM
August 30 HAPPY HOLIDAY
September 14 HUDSON COUNTY BOUNTY HUNTERS @ NEW YORK PREDATORS
Monsignor Farrell H.S. Alumni Stadium Staten Island, NY 6:00PM
September 20 BYE NO GAME
September 27 HUDSON COUNTY STARS @ EMPIRE TITANS Gateway Grand Street JC, NJ 7:30PM
October 4 HUDSON COUNTY BOUNTY HUNTERS @ NEPA MINERS
Scranton Memorial Stadium 801 Providence Rd. Scranton, PA. 7:00PM
Home of the Hudson County Bounty Hunters
128 Monticello Avenue Mailing Address: PO Box 4172 Bergen Station
Bergen Avenue Jersey City, New Jersey 07304
Call: 201-435-4813 Office 201-401-4003 General Manager
201-424-0123 Head Coach Bobbie D. Morgan
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PLAYERS OF THE WEEK (WEEK 1)
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PLAYERS OF THE WEEK (WEEK 2)
July 20, 2008 --
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Rowan Approaches 10,000!
July 26, 2008 --
Jersey City,New Jersey- A Bounty Hunters that does it all, Rashan "Shakes" Rowan. He is a runningback,punt returner,kick returner,and wide reciever.Shake needs just 52 yards against the Long Island Panthers for his 10,000 Semi-Professional career all-purpose yards. In a 29-20 loss to the New Jersey Spartans,last week,Shake had 4 Punt Returns for 107 yards.
The owners, staff,and players wish you "Good Luck" on Saturday.
Let's Go Shake.
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PLAYERS OF THE WEEK (WEEK 3)
July 28, 2008 --
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During Saturday's 35-6 Bounty Hunter Victory over the Long Island Panthers, Rashan "Shakes" Rowan surpassed the 10,000 all-purpose yards mark for his career. Congratulations Shake!
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LINEMAN OF THE WEEK
August 4, 2008 --
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WEEK 4 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
August 4, 2008 --
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Bounties Edge Mustangs!
August 9, 2008 --
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Bounty Hunters Hold Off Mustangs 26-23
August 9, 2008 --
Bounty Hunters Got Off To A Fast Start; Holding Off Mustangs 26-23
Jersey City, New Jersey- In a game that looked like a sure blowout for the Hudson County Bounty Hunters in the first half, where they put up 26 points, the Philadelphia Mustangs showed why they are one of the best football teams in the Regional American Football League, by fighting their way back and having a chance to win towards the end.
The Bounty Hunters started the game off by running the ball extremely well on their first drive; with former University of Massachusetts star Bryan Smith rushing five times for 35 yards, and then quarterback Robert Crawford capping the drive off with an eight yard touchdown run. The two point conversion attempt failed. The Mustangs answered back with a score of their own, by making the extra point attempt, gave them their first lead of the game at 7-6. With Smith hurt, nursing an ankle injury, the Bounty Hunters had to look to another player to fill the void at running back, hence Smith’s identical twin brother Brandon. Brandon enters the game and the Bounties do not miss a beat, scoring on their next three possessions lead by Smith running behind the punishing offensive line to the tune of 16 carries for 138 yards with one touchdown. Smith also had a ten yard catch from Crawford for a touchdown, and the score at halftime was 26-7 in favor of the Bounties.
The Mustangs showed in the second half why they are a favorite in the Delaware Valley Division of the R.A.F.L.. They scored late in the third quarter to cut the score to 26-13 with the 2-point conversion failed. The Bounty Hunter defense which was stellar in the first half, took a bend but didn’t break the approach in the second half. Led by former Dickinson High standout Daniel Cooper who had a monster game with 10 tackles and 2 forced fumbles, the defense came up with a couple of key stops. With the Bounties having possession on fourth down at their own 12 yard line, Head Coach Bobbie Morgan Sr. decided to take an intentional safety, rather than have the chance of the Mustangs blocking the punt and scoring a touchdown. This cut the lead to 26-15. The Mustangs then scored a TD pass on their next drive, and with the 2-point conversion cut the lead to 26-23. After an onside kick, which was recovered by the Bounties, things got really interesting. After a first down run by Brandon Smith, the Bounties fumbled the exchange on the next rushing attempt. With 57 seconds left and 3 timeouts the Mustangs moved the ball to the Bounties 35 yard line where they attempted a field goal with 27 seconds left to tie the game. The field goal was blocked, and the Bounties came away with the upset victory.
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LINEMEN OF THE WEEK
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PLAYERS OF THE WEEK (WEEK 5)
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Road Warriors!
The next four games, all of which are on the road, will determine if the Bounty Hunters have the playoffs in their future plans. The journey starts this Saturday against the 1-3 Long Island Tribe,the week after is the division rival Hudson County Stars,followed by the Northeast Pennsylvania Miners, and finishing up with the Metro South Division leading team the New York Predators. Let's go gettem'Bounties,and remember "No Excuses!"
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Inspirational Quote of the Month
August 15, 2008 --
“Football Is an honest game. It's true to life . It's a game about sharing. Football is a team game. So is life.”
Joe Namath - Former New York Jets Great
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Bounties Trample Tribe!
August 16, 2008 --
Amityville, Long Island- The Hudson County Bounty Hunters took care of business against non-division Regional American Football League opponent Long Island Tribe, defeating them by a score of 28-6. The Bounties sent a message early by intercepting the first pass of the game which was returned by Rashan Rowan for a touchdown, but a pass interference call on Shyheem Anderson gave possession back to the Tribe. The defense then stopped the Tribe on a fourth down conversion attempt. The Bounties opened the scoring up when former Bayonne High quarterback Robert Crawford found former Lincoln High wide receiver Hector Gutierrez in the back of the end zone for a 6-0 lead.
After the Bounties defense, which was stellar throughout the game, forced another three and out, the offense marched right down the field capped off by a five yard touchdown run by Crawford which made the score 14-0. This is the lead the Bounties took into halftime. After two more stops by the defense in the third quarter, Rashan Rowan took a Tribe punt and returned it 75 yards for a touchdown. The two point conversion run by Brandon Smith made it 22-0. In the fourth quarter, the Tribe finally hit pay dirt in the form of a 70 yard TD pass which cut the lead to 22-6 after the failed 2-point conversion. After a 3 and out by the Bounties, the Tribe offense stalled out yet again, and was forced to punt, Linebacker Earl Thomas blocked the punt, and recovered it, setting up a two yard TD plunge by Daniel Cooper, after the failed 2pt attempt, the final score remained 28-6.
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LINEMEN OF THE WEEK
August 16, 2008 --
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PLAYERS OF THE WEEK (WEEK 6)
August 16, 2008 --
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August 23, 2008 Game has changed to:
BOUNTY HUNTERS VS BLUE DEVILS at
Samuel J Tilden High School, Brooklyn, New York
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BOUNTY HUNTERS MAKE IT 3 IN A ROW!
August 23, 2008 --
Brooklyn, New York- The Hudson County Bounty Hunters won their fourth game of the season and third in a row by dismantling the Brooklyn Blue Devils 28-12. The offensive line continued opening up holes for running back Bryan Smith who rushed for 150 yards and 3 touchdowns on 15 carries. Smith did most of his damage in the first half scoring three touchdowns as the Bounties took a 22-6 advantage into halftime. The Blue Devils lone score in the first half came from a six yard run set up by a Bounties fumble. The Bounties continued the second half the way they started the first, by running the ball. Quaterback Robert Crawford completed the scoring by the Bounty Hunters diving for a 2 yard touchdown run to make the score 28-6. The Blue Devils scored once again on a run to close the gap to 28-12, and that all they would get. The Bounty Hunters, whose record improves to 4-3 travel to Scranton,PA to take on the NEPA Miners in a highly anticipated matchup.
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LINEMAN OF THE WEEK
August 23, 2008 --
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PLAYERS OF THE WEEK (WEEK 7)
August 23, 2008 --
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BOUNTIES COME UP SHORT AGAINST PREDATORS
September 14, 2008 --
Staten Island, New York- The Bounty Hunters lost a hard fought game on Sunday to the Metro South Division frontrunner New York Predators 14-6.
The Predators struck early in the first quarter with a 65 yard run, the extra point atempt failed. The Bounties tied the game up on a 19 yard pass from QB Robert Crawford to WR Brandon Smith, the 2 point conversion attempt failed. With the score tied at 6-6 late in third quarter, the predators got a 10 yard scoring run from their fullback to make the score 12-6. A botched punt snap in the end zone led to a safety for the Predators which made it 14-6. With under a minute left in the game, the Bounties drove to the Preds 6 yard line, and with first and goal the Bounties could not score and send the game into overtime.
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PLAYERS OF THE WEEK (WEEK 8)
September 15, 2008 --
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PLAYERS OF THE WEEK (WEEK 9)
September 28, 2008 --
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PLAYERS OF THE WEEK (WEEK 10)
October 5, 2008 --
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2008 PLAYOFFS BRACKETS
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ATLANTIC CITY ROAD TRIP!
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BOUNTY HUNTERS SUPPORT AFRICAN AMERICAN FESTIVAL
Register to vote by Friday Oct. 4
Call your local Board of Elections or online
Hudson County Board Of Election
201-795-6000
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PICTURES FROM VOTER REGISTRATION/AFRICAN AMERICAN FESTIVAL
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BOUNTIES UPSET 3RD SEEDED PITBULLS 27-21!
October 11, 2008 --
Bounty Hunters Win First Ever Playoff Game
Long Island, New York- Owners Bobbie & Diane Morgan, coaches and staff are in very high spirits with their Minor League Semi-Professional Football team The Hudson County Bounty Hunters as they continue to surprise opponents in the Regional American Football League. After finishing their inaugural regular season with 5 wins and 5 losses, the 14th seeded Bounties pulled off a huge upset defeating the number 3 seeded Long Island Pit bulls 27-21 to move into a second round playoff matchup against the undefeated and top seeded Metro South Division Champion New York Predators, who defeated the New Jersey Lions, 34-33.
Former Bayonne High School and University of Massachusetts product Brandon Smith led the Bounties rushing attack with 16 carries for 150 yards and 2 touchdowns filling in for his injured twin brother Bryan, who went down early in the second quarter. Bryan, who was named R.A.F.L. rushing champion with a total of 895 yards on 95 carries, finished the game with 65 yards on twelve carries and a touchdown.
The defense, led by former Snyder high standout Darrell ‘Ruckus” Heins, and former Dickinson High linebacker Daniel Cooper, had seven tackles each. Special Teams played a big part in the victory over the Pit bulls, with R.A.F.L. Special Teams yardage champion Rashan “Shakes” Rowan putting the offense in great starting position every time he touched the ball.
The playoff contest against the Predators is this Saturday in Staten Island, at Monsignor Farrell High School Field, 2900 Amboy Road at 8 pm.
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2ND ROUND PLAYOFFMATCHUP
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PLAYERS OF THE WEEK (1ST ROUND PLAYOFF)
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PLAYERS OF THE WEEK (PLAYOFFS)
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Gala
Saturday February 7, 2009
Place: Casino–In-the Park
Lincoln Park
Jersey City, New Jersey
Time: Doors Open at 7:00
TICKETS Can Be Purchased at:
128 Monticello Avenue Jersey City, New Jersey
Monday thru Friday 5:30 P.M. until 8:00 P.M.
Saturday by: Appointment only
Cost $65.00
For More Information Call: 201-401-4003
Email: hc_bounty_hunters@yahoo.com
Vendors will be available
No Ticket will be sold at the door.
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Than You Again!
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The Bounty Hunters Organization would like to wish you and your family a Merry Christmas and Happy New Years.
Please open!!!!!!!!!! YOU ARE INVITED!!!!!!!!
Enjoy!
http://www.frontiernet.net/~jimdandy/specials/xmas.htm
We would like to THANK YOU for how you have helped us this year.
The Morgans' would like to wish you a
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year's.
Hope this holiday season brings you and your family a
SAFE, PEACE & HAPPINESS the rest of this year and 2009.
Morgan Family
Bobbie D. Morgan Civic Association
Hudson County Bounty Hunters
"Today is the first day of the best days of your life. The best is yet to come!
--Donald Lawrence
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Bobbie D. Morgan Civic Association
128 Monticello Avenue
PO Box 4172
Jersey City, New Jersey 07304
201-401-4003
Bobbie D. Morgan, Standard Bearer Diane A. Morgan, Chairperson
President: Nicole Morgan Treasurer: Jannie Gaddist
Happy New Year’s!! Hoping you and your family enjoyed your Christmas and New Year’s.
On February 7, 2009 our Civic Association will be hosting our Seventh Annual Pre- Valentine Love Awards & Black Tie Celebration. This Gala is to celebrate the love, peace, and understanding that we should enjoy each and every day.
This year the RAFL Hudson County Bounty Hunters Semi- Professional Football Team will be among our honorees.
This event will be hosted at the Casino-In-The Park in Jersey City,New Jersey. This event is a sit down dinner. Doors open at 7:15.The cost of this Gala is $65.00.
This organization is in the business of serving our community. We intend to build relationships, partnerships, self-esteem, and pride. We provide many services to the people residing in Hudson County,specially Ward F, as well as some in districts in Ward A and E. Some of the services we offer are: a place for organizations to host their monthly meetings, an information center for adults and children, a safe haven for our youth and young adults, and a semi-professional football team for young man 18 years old and older. We have sponsored a Pride Club for our youth that provides them with recreational and cultural activities. Our children have been involved in skating, chess club, arts and crafts, and bowling. This organization has celebrated the holidays with the community by disturbing “Love Gifts”. These “Love Gifts” included: turkeys and trimmings for Thanksgiving and prepare turkey dinner boxes and toys for Christmas.
Your presence would be greatly appreciated. Your support with this occasion will help us continue to serve our community in which they are custom and desire.
Please RSVP this office by January 28, 2009. Contact information above.
Thanking you in advance.
Bobbie D. Morgan, Standard Bearer
Diane A. Morgan, Chairperson
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CALLING ALL BOUNTY HUNTER PLAYERS 2008
FYI
All Bounty Hunters Players 2008 need to:
Call 201-401-4003
or
Stop by the office
128 Monticello Avenue Jersey City, New Jersey
or
email: hc_bounty_hunters@yahoo.com
Your General Manager needs to talk to you before January 30,2009.
Important Information about award dinner all players will receive an award.
2008 Players must RSVP by January 29,2009.
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Come join the Bounty Hunters as we get honored my our community for our First Season
Bobbie D. Morgan Civic Association
Request your presence at our
Seventh Annual
“Love Awards”
"Janet Haynes Community Service Awards"
Hudson County Bounty Hunters Semi-Professional Football Awards
Black Tie Dinner Dance
“Love Awards”
Reverend & Reverend James & Joyce Watterman
Mr. & Mrs. Rolando Lavarro
Mr. & Mrs. William Macchi
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Olszewski
Mr. & Mrs. Duda Penteado
“Janet Haynes Community Service Awards”
Sister Alice & Sister Elise Our Lady Of Sorrow Church
Mary Cattle
Robert Knapp
Hudson County Bounty Hunters Semi-Professional Football Awards
Bounty Hunters Players 2008 & Coaches 2008 & Staff 2008
Saturday February 7, 2009
Place: Casino–In-the Park
Lincoln Park
Jersey City, New Jersey
Time: Doors Open at 7:00
TICKETS Can Be Purchased at:
128 Monticello Avenue Jersey City , New Jersey
Monday thru Friday 5:30 P.M. until 8:00 P.M.
Saturday by: Appointment only
Cost $65.00 No Ticket will be sold at the door.
For More Information Call: 201-401-4003
Email: bobbiedmorgan@yahoo.com
Vendors needed.
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Practice Tuesday & Thursday January 27 & 29
In case of bad weather please call to make sure practice is not cancelled.
201-401-4003 or 201-424-0123
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Bounty Hunters Registration Season 2008
The Hudson County Bounty Hunters would like to thank all the young men that came out to try out for our team. For those that did not measure up, please feel free to try again next year.
We are still looking for a few good men and women.Come join us as a Volunteer or Sponsor.
The Home of the Bounty Hunters is located at 128 Monticello Avenue
Jersey City, New Jersey 201-435-4813 General Manager Diane Morgan
Head Coach Morgan 201-424-0123 Email address:bobbiedmorgan@yahoo.com
Our Motto:
"NO EXCUSES"
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BOUNTY HUNTER UNVEIL NEW HOME/ROAD JERSEYS FOR 2008 SEASON!
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