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YOU HAVE NOW ENTERED THE DOMAIN OF THE
HUDSON COUNTY BOUNTY HUNTERS
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BOUNTIES GET SCRAPED 34-8
NO GAME NEXT WEEK!
Bounty Hunters had two unlucky weekend and looking forward to their BYE WEEK.
BOUNTIES VS. WOLVES
OFFENSE STAGNATED IN 17-0 LOSS TO PREDS
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!!!
Four in a Row for The Bounty Hunters!!!!!
August 30, 2009
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.
BOUNTIES PUSH WINNING STREAK TO THREE GAMES
August 22, 2009
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.
BOUNTIES DEFEAT SPARTANS 15-12
Bounties Defeat Bulldogs In a Nailbiter 20-16
Turnovers Doom Bounty Hunters in loss to Predators!
BOUNTIES VERSUS PREDS!
Bounties lose battle for first place 18-6!
BOUNTIES DEFEAT BULLDOGS 26-8
Bounty Hunters Game Score 26-8
Good Game Brooklyn Dawgs!!!! Good Luck to our fellow brothers the rest of the season.
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.
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
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.
2009 Schedule
*Denotes Divisional Contest
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
COME AND BE A PART OF THE CALVARY!
Punt Pass and Kick Competition!
Bounties With Hudson County Freeholder Jeff Dublin
Bounties With Senator Cunningham and Councilwoman Richardson
Bounty Hunters SUPPORT Councilwoman Richardson for re-election Council Ward F
PUNT PASS AND KICK COMPETITION AT CAVEN POINT
Bounties March With Jersey City Mayor Jerry Healy During MLK Parade
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".
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
Hudson County Bounty Hunters' Coaches and staff members 2008
Owners of the Bounty Hunters Bobbie and Diane Morgan
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
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
Informatiion about the Bounty Hunters'Season 2009 can be received at the
HOME OF the Bounty Hunters:
128 Monticello Avenue Jersey City,New Jersey
If you are interested in playing call
General Manager, 201-401-4003 or email us at hc_bounty_hunters@yahoo.com
Please call, e-mail, or text any others football players that maybe interested.
Morgans,Owners
THE BOUNTY HUNTERS SUPPORT BARACK OBAMA FOR PRESIDENT
November 2, 2008
PLEASE SHOW YOUR SUPPORT AND VOTE NOVEMBER 4TH 2008
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!
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.
Are You Ready For Football After High School?
YES,football returns to Jersey City with Semi- Professional Football.
For those of you in Jersey City and Hudson County who thought football after high school was over think again. A newly formed Semi-Professional Football Team the Hudson County Bounty Hunters (HCBH) rises to the challenge of the Regional American Football League (RAFL) and Hudson County residents 18 years and over.
The Home of the Bounty Hunters is located here in Jersey City, New Jersey Hudson County. HCBH was found as a non-profit organization in September, 2007 and is owned and managed by two educators local Bobbie & Diane Morgan. The organization is run with a staff of twelve who are the most dedicated and loyal coaches and management staff ever. Our Motto is “NO EXCUSES”.
Hudson County Bounty Hunters will host their first season of five away and five home games here in Jersey City. The schedule looks to be challenging and will test the Bounty Hunters' talent and skills. These games will be played during the months of July through September with a championship play off period from October until November.
The Bounty Hunters are more than a football team they are family. You can find the Home of the Bounty Hunters open seven days a week. Where staff and players come together to bond as friends,family and become more respectful, trusting citizens from the same county as well as TEAM MATES. During their time in the office they sharing many experiences that the field doesn’t allow. They have opportunities to fellowship and are able to explore and develop their awareness of their communities.
Making opportunities become more accessable to our players is the goal of our staff. An announcement bulletin board has been created which has postings for jobs weekly, application for police and fireman test and classes, voter registration, educational opportunities, first time home buyers applications, and any other type of information the management staff feels that the players need to know.
The owners and staff of the Bounty Hunters’ goals are to help young men and women continue their dreams, create new ones, serve their communities with year round community service, and provide quality entertainment on Saturday nights during our football season. The Bounty Hunters are committed to being productive and successful citizens of their community.
This organization is still seeking sponsors, volunteers, trainers, and players.If you are interested feel free to contact us at 128 Monticello Avenue Jersey City, New Jersey, 201-435-4813 or Head Coach Morgan at 201-424-0123. Our mailing address is PO Box 4172 Bergen Station Jersey City, New Jersey 07304. E-mail bobbiedmorgan@yahoo.com
Hudson County Bounty Hunters are still looking for a FEW GOOD MEN and WOMEN.
Mission Statement
Our members of the Hudson County Bounty Hunters are young males and females 18 years old and older. Our Bounty Hunters live in communities that require positiive activities that are both prevention and intervention programs. These programs will allow our members to keep themselves full of activities and be productive citizens. Our organization has a bounty on the heads of crime, negative attitudes and non-educational experiences.
As members of the Hudson County Bounty Hunters they will demonstrate good sportsmanship and good relationship qualities in the community between peers and teams, while promoting self-esteem, building relationships across lines, create respect for self and the community on and off the field. The organizational goal is to work in harmony with other teams and people of their communities. These positive experiences will allow them the opportunity to fulfill their dreams,perhaps a chance to attend college on a scholarship or even a chance at the NFL or a arena football league.
The Hudson County Bounty Hunters will participate in a physical fitness program each week to maintain their good physical and mental well-being for each game. The members will be playing and cheering for ten or more games in full equipment from May until November, practicing two days per week, and lifting weights or working out two or three days per week, four hours of community service each month, developing loyalty and dedication to their peers and communities and providing positive images to our younger generation.
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