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WELCOME TO THE HOME OF THE SUPER BOWL CHAMPION RUTHERFORD BULLDOGS
2008 PEE WEE SOUTHERN DIVISION CHAMPIONS & NATIONAL COMPETITION CHEERING CHAMPIONS
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All RJF Cheerleaders & Parents,
If you are in receipt of a handout from the Rutherford Recreation Dept claiming to sponsor or fund a cheer team, please disregard it. The reality of any organization starting a cheer squad with uniforms (vest, skirt, warm up), insurance, pompoms, mats, practice facilities, radio/music & tournament entrance fees, for $100 is absurd. With our Borough taxes increasing & Recreation Dept looking to cut over $30k for budget purposes, it certainly was not thought out properly.
Rutherford Recreation for some odd reason was under the impression that Rutherford Junior Football & Cheering was not going to have their Competition Team and never contacted RJF to substantiate. RJF met with Borough Officials Friday and confirmed that Rutherford Recreation will not be organizing or funding a cheering program.
In fact, the RJF Board and Coaches have been discussing whether to have one or two competition teams for the 2009 season. We are extremely proud of our Cheering accomplishments and will continue to grow our program. Some of our most notable Cheering accomplishments over the years are placing at Walt Disney, Ramapo College, Lyndhurst HS, Hershey Park and Queen of Peace HS.
We are having a RJF General Meeting Wednesday night at 8:00 pm and will discuss our Competition Team/s for 2009. Feel free to attend our meeting and discuss.
RJF Board & Coaches
2009 RJF Sign Ups !!!
Click here for 2009 Registration Form
The 2009 Registration Form is above...please print, fill out and mail in. We will be accepting the first 150 Cheerleaders, prior to starting a waiting list. RJF will have a sign up date at our clubhouse on July 17th, 18, and 19th 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm. All families in good standing are welcomed to participate.
Former RJF Player Corey Wootton
Former Rutherford Jr Football star gearing up for huge season...
Olin BuchananRivals.com College Football Senior Writer
His upside is high, as is his energy level, his sacks total and the praise he has received for his play.
Yet, somehow, Northwestern senior defensive end Corey Wootton seems to have a low profile outside of the Big Ten.
Corey Wootton is one of the most dominating pass rushers in the country. Ask a fan to put together a list of the nation's premier pass rushers and it surely would include TCU's Jerry Hughes, Arizona State's Dexter Davis, Oklahoma's Jeremy Beal, Texas' Sergio Kindle and even Troy's Brandon Lang. But omitting the 6-foot-7, 270-pound Wootton would be a mistake.
Last season, Wootton had a breakthrough season: 10 sacks, 16 tackles for loss and an interception (one of four in his career). He was the only Northwestern player to receive first-team All-Big Ten honors and was a reason the Wildcats won nine games last season.
"Corey's grown, first and foremost, from a maturity standpoint in the way he goes about preparing for each game," Northwestern coach Pat Fitzgerald said. "Last year, his motor in practice was relentless, and his play on Saturdays was a direct result of the way he practiced. … He has a tremendous motor on top of his fundamentals."
Wootton had such a strong season in '08 that in December, he was contemplating entering the NFL draft. But he suffered a knee injury in the Alamo Bowl loss to Missouri, which shelved any NFL plans. Before the injury, at least one NFL scout projected Wootton possibly going late in the first round. He'd even drawn praise and instruction from former New York Giants All-Pro defensive end Michael Strahan, who lives near Wootton's parents in Rutherford, N.J.
Yet, on a national scale, he's still relatively unknown – and he would like to keep it that way.
"I'm just trying to help my team win," he said. "We're getting more media attention because of the year we had, but you try not to think about it. If you have a low profile, you don't have to worry as much about double-teams. If [opponents] don't know me, I get more one-on-one blocks."
That's going to change. Opposing coaches know about him, and offensive linemen will.
Wootton said he'll be ready for the inevitable double-teams and "chips" from running backs. In fact, he said he's even better than a year ago, ironically, because of the injury.
He was having a strong game against Missouri; he had a sack, three tackles, an interception and generally had caused mayhem before tearing his right ACL in the fourth quarter. He had surgery in mid-January and has been working his way back since.
"Nothing comes easy, especially when you've had a knee injury," he said. "But several people I know have come back from an injury faster and stronger. You focus on things you never did before, like balance."
Improved balance should make him an even better pass rusher.
"You definitely have to be able to stay on your feet, maneuver and cut on one leg," he said. "So it's a key part. I never thought about that in the past."
Few in the past would have thought of Wootton as one of the nation's best defensive players. But any list this season should definitely include Wootton – and up high.
RJF Stimulus Package !!!
Click Here For Early Sign Up Application
To The 2009 Players, Cheerleaders & Families:
RJF realizes things are economically tough out there and will do what they can to help out our families. We are currently offering an opportunity to save money on registration fees:
Sign up in April and pay only $80 - savings of 20%
Sign up in May and pay only $90 - savings of 10%
Sign up in June-July and pay full price of $100
**FLAG & CHEERING (KINDERGARTEN & 1ST GRADE) - $40.00
**MITEY MIGHTS FOOTBALL (7 YEAR OLDS/2ND GRADE)
**PEE WEES FOOTBALL & CHEERING (7-9 YEAR OLDS/2nd-4TH GRADE)
**JUNIORS FOOTBALL & CHEERING (10-11 YEAR OLDS/5TH-6TH GRADE)
**SENIORS FOOTBALL & CHEERING (12-14 YEAR OLDS/7TH-8TH GRADE)
Print & Fill out the attached application and mail with check to:
Rutherford Junior Football
PO Box 272
Rutherford, NJ 07070
Applications can also be picked up at the Rutherford Recreation Dept or printed off our web site www.leaguelineup.com/rjfbulldogs
Thank You,
Rutherford Jr Football
Attention All Competition Cheerleaders !!!
The Sweatsuits are ordered and being printed as I write. The party has been scheduled for May 1st at the Rutherford Elks 7-11. We will have a DJ, Food and Cash Bar - Parents please bring desserts.
$500 REWARD !!!
Click here to read posts:
RJF will give a $500 reward to whoever has knowledge that leads to the conviction of the person writing the negative & false comments about RJF, the RJF Board & the Rutherford Police Dept.
An anonymous coward under the name "SMHSPARNT" has posted several negative comments on the Rutherford Forum. On Feb 25th & 26th, posts were made to both the Rutherford and Girls Softball High School Forum (attached). These posts were traced & a phone call was made to the Commander at the Hoboken Fire Dept on Feb 26th at 11:38 am. RJF received a call back from the Hoboken Fire Dept. at 12:04 pm with an apology and a promise that the posts would be removed & it wont happen again.
Please email to (skyfield6@aol.com) if you have information on what low life coward would post about our RJF Organization & the Rutherford Police Dept and not sign their name. All will be kept confidential.
RJF Competition Grand National Champion Cheerleaders
Heather Allan, Anna Badushov, Jenna Baffuto, Aubrey Baffuto, Anna Laura Bombarda, Katherine Calabrese, Shannon Clare, Ashley Cruz, Alexa Cruz, Suriyah Figueroa, Gina Finelli, Katelyn Fiume, Colleen Foley, Alyssa Frank, Victoria Genardi, Kristilyn Glaser, Mackenzie Glaser, Hailey Glogiewicz, Amanda Godsil, Alexis Gutch, Megan Jannicelli, Aaliyah Jordan, Brittany Jordan, Marykate Kuruc, Stephanie Lezcano, Erin Luna, Alexa Luzzi, Sabrina Maestre, Olivia McParland, Caitlin Morales, Deena Oltar, Jamie Oltar, Ally Paskas, Ava Posner, Diana Sciancalepore, Kristen Wernicki. Coaches: Michelle Mannion, Susy Maestre, Jen Robainia, Leanne Shapiro, Shonya Jordan, Shalina Jordan, Jennifer Watt
RJF CHEERLEADERS WIN NATIONALS AT DISNEY
Click on Bulldog to left to go to the YouTUBE Link and watch the RJF National Competition Cheerleaders compete in Disney Florida.
National Champions of the Junior Recreation Division
Highest score overall for the Youth Recreation Division
Grand National Champions of the Youth Recreation Division
Congrats to our 2009 RJF Board
President Glen Gardner
Vice President Anthony Finelli
Secretary Viola Godsil
Treasurer Andrew Godsil
Flag Coordinator Ken Meister
Cheer Coordinator Tracy Paskas
Booster Coordinator Donna Jannicelli
Kitchen Coordinator Annie Ohanian
Player Rep Steve Kuenzle
Trustees Dennis Davis, Manny Medina & Mike Paskas
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WIN OR LOSE, RJF KNOWS HOW TO PARTY !!!
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MEMBERS OF THE GOOD OLE BOYS CLUB !!!
GENERAL LEAGUE MEETING
NEXT LEAGUE MEETING - Wednesday -
APR 29TH 8:00 PM @ BULLDOG CLUBHOUSE.
Donation To Rutherford Police Programs
Rutherford Junior Football makes one of their annual donations to the Rutherford Police Department at Fourth of July Event. Captain Egbert accepted the donation for support of the youth programs ran by the RPD. Pictured left to right are: Recreation Director Denise Brennan, Mayor Hipp, Captain Egbert, RJF Board Members Mike Paskas, Glen Gardner, Annie Ohanian, Tracy Paskas & Andrew Godsil.
2008 RJF Donation to National Night Out
CALENDAR/EVENTS
CLICK ON TO CALENDAR TO VIEW UPCOMING EVENTS SCHEDULED FOR THE BULLDOGS.
THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING OUR LEAGUE.
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