The Rockingham County Cougars Tiny Mite football team is full and we have a wait list. If you are interested in Tiny Mite please contact Marisa Granger at Kingstoncougars@gmail.com

There are a few spots remaining at each of the other levels (Mitey Mite, Jr Pee Wee, and Pee Wee). There is still time to register although there is a time constraint with regards to getting the paperwork in. Practices start August 2nd, and all paperwork must be complete in order for kids to participate. Forms can be downloaded, completed and mailed to PO Box 176 North Hampton, NH 03862.

If you will not have enough time for the paperwork to reach us by mail by Friday the 29th, please hold on to it and bring it all the first day of practice. It will take a little longer to check in for those who have not registered. Available spots will be first come first serve.

Please feel free to contact Marisa Granger, kingstoncougars@gmail.com with any questions.

The Cougars hold two board meetings each year that are open to the entire membership. The first of these will be at the Newton Town Hall on July 15 @ 6:30pm. We invite all members to attend this open meeting.

We are excited to announce that the Rockingham County Cougars have found a new home at the Brentwood Community Center fields for our practices and home games. The fields are beautiful and there is a playground for the younger siblings of the players. The BCC fields are located at 2 Smith Road in Brentwood, about 4 miles from our previous practice area on the Plains in Kingston, right off of Route 125.

If you aren't sure where they are located, click on the Directions link to the left to get directions to our new home from your home.

Don't miss the opportunity to get involved with the Rockingham County Cougars this season! As our organization continues to grow there are opportunities to coach/assist with both cheer and football at all levels. Please contact Tom Lapierre for football interest (303-6519), or Heddie Lang for cheer interest (382-2120). Don't wait..training opportunites begin soon.

Objectives:

- To encourage and increase youth participation in football, cheerleading and dance.
- To ensure a safe and positive playing environment for all participants.
- To instill life-long values of teamwork, dedication and a superior work ethic in the classroom and on the playing field.

Positive Experiences:

- Pop Warner programs have no tryouts or cutting of rosters.
- Everyone participates under mandatory rules of play.
- On-field coaching is allowed for younger age levels.
- Individual awards are given only for academic excellence, not for on-field activities.

Safe Playing Environment:

- Players are matched by age and weight levels.
- There are strict mandatory equipment requirements.
- Pop Warner provides Coaching Clinics and Risk Management Training.
- An enforced national rule book incorporates time-tested rules.
- A full-time executive staff supports all local associations and assists in sound policy creation.