Strive Youth Sports
“Strive for peace with everyone, and for the holiness without which no one will see the Lord.” Hebrews 12:14
Who can play? any child in the church or community that meets the age requirements
Cost: total cost is $30 per child, $100 maximum per family (uniform included in cost)
What is Strive Sports? Strive Sports is the youth sports ministry provided by First Baptist Church of Powell/Fountain City created to provide a Christ-centered approach to youth sports. Our purpose is to bring glory to God by having competitive sports which focus on children striving to be more like Christ and simultaneously striving to improve their athletic skills.
Why have Strive? To provide Christ-centered, competitive youth leagues for the church and the community which teaches skill development, fundamentals of the sport, integrity, sportsmanship, teamwork, and Biblical values
Where: First Baptist Powell Church Campus
Registration: You can register online just below or at the church office
Will the score be kept during games?: The league will keep score during games.
Basketball
Basketball
League Schedule for 2011 – 12 Strive Basketball
| October 1 – November 15 | Registration |
| November 19 | Player Evaluations |
| November 28 – December 2 | Week of First Practice |
| December 10 | Games Begin |
| December 16&17 | Christmas Tourney Games |
| January 14 – March 3 | Games resume after Christmas Break |
Player Evaluations (held at the FBC Family Life Center – November 17)
6u 6:15 pm
8u 7:00 pm
10u 7:45 pm
12u & 14u 8:30 pm
Basketball Contact List
| Commissioner Tommy Fox | tommyfox@fbcpowell.com |
| Director (Boy’s Leagues) Lee Roberts | leeroberts3022@hotmail.com |
| Director (Girl’s Leagues) Andrew Wood | awood20@utk.edu |
| Strive Sports Assistant Director James Troutt | Cell (865) 804-2603 |
Strive Basketball League Rules
Click Here to Download Registration Form for Basketball
Soccer
Soccer
Does Strive have any unique rules for soccer? Why play 3vs3, 4vs4 and 7vs7?
Strive Sports utilizes the rules for soccer established by FIFA, but below is a chart which provides details of how each league is structured for each age group.
There are several advantages of having teams with fewer players and fewer players on the field. Less players on the field will allow each player to touch the ball exponentially more times, which will enable each child to get more experience and develop at a much faster rate. The skill level of each child will increase with fewer players, and this also provides coaches with more time with each child. More goals are scored with less players and this raises the level of excitement for the players. There will be no goalkeepers for 4-5 year olds and 1st-2nd grade divisions. The more times in each game and practice each child can be more involved will make each child a better player and allow each child to be more involved in all aspects of the game, and most importantly each child has more fun and gets to play more minutes each game.
Age groups players on field length of game goal dimensions ball size
4-5 year olds 3 vs. 3 18 minute halves 4′ H x 6′ W 3
1st – 2nd grades 4 vs. 4 24 minute halves 6’H x 12’ W 4
3rd – 6th grades 7 vs. 7 24 minute halves 8’H x 24’W 4
Coaches & Referees: We always need volunteers!!!
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Please contact Tommy Fox at FBC Powell campus if interested.
Tommy Fox
Cell: 865-438-6638
Office: 865-947-9074 ext. 250
Email: tommyfox@fbcpowell.com
