Game Schedule:

Our complete season schedule can be seen on the Calendar Page.

The 2008 MMRFL Master Schedule can be seen on the MMRFL web site.  Click HERE to go to the MMRFL Document Center.

Game Results:

2008 Standings for the entire league can be seen on the MMRFL web site.  Click HERE to go to the MMRFL Document Center.

Please note the following descriptions on the Standings sheet:

• GB1 = Freshmen and JV BLACK
• GB2 = Freshmen and JV RED
• GB3 = Freshmen and JV WHITE

Game Locations:

Away games:

• Please click HERE to visit the "Member Areas" page of the MMRFL web site for maps to away game locations.

Home games:

• We will be playing our Home games at the Lake Fenton Middle School (the old Lake Fenton High School) on the corner of Torrey and North Long Lake roads.
• Please click HERE for a map.

Game Preparation:

Please arrive at games 1 hour and 15 minutes early!

Please have your player at the field 1 hour and 15 minutes before game time to make sure they can play.  Football weigh-ins start promptly, 1 hour before the game.  If you miss weigh-ins you will miss the first half of the game.  You will, however, have the opportunity to weigh-in at half time.

Once your player is dropped off with the team, please refrain from interrupting the team's pre-game activities.

Good Nutrition for Practices and Games:

Eat good nutritious snacks / meals and drink plenty of fluids before coming to practice and games.   Eat healthy, slow release carb foods that will carry you through our practices and games.  Plenty of water to re-hydrate is essential to your performance.  It can be dangerous if your child becomes dehydrated.  It gets very hot during practice and games, so help your child perform his best with sticking to these DO’s and DON’T’s:

• DO:  Drink water every day, 4-6 bottles per day.  Sports Drinks are fine for games or practice.  Bring bottled water or sports drink to every practice / Game (No colored drinks that will stain a jersey during game day. (red, grape, orange, etc)
• DON’T:   Drink POP or high sugar drinks.  Juice boxes, Cool Aid, concentrated apple juice or orange juice have high amounts of sugar. 
• DO: Eat at least 1 hour before a game or practice.  If you don’t have time to eat 1 hour before practice or a game, then make sure you chose healthy snacks that you can eat just before a practice or game.  (See ideas below).
• DON’T: Come on an empty stomach or cram down a large meal right before a game or practice.  Don’t eat candy bars, or unhealthy sugary type snacks before coming to practice or a game (ice cream, snickers, chips, doughnuts, pop tarts, skittles, pop, etc.).  It may give you a quick boost of energy, but you will crash quickly and your energy will bottom out very quickly.

Meal ideas – Practice Day:  (At least one hour before practice)

• Dinner:  Try Pasta, chicken, lunchmeat sandwiches, peanut butter sandwiches, sweet potatoes, rice, all vegetables, tuna fish, and all fruits.
• Drink water, 4-6 bottles per day.

Meal ideas – Game Day: (At least one hour before game)

• Breakfast:  Try oatmeal, non-sugar cereals only, toast, eggs, smoothies, fruits Drink water, 4-6 bottles per day.  (Juice boxes are loaded with sugar.  Orange juice has lots of sugar and acid, which can upset the stomach, so limit too much or substitute with something else.)
• Lunch:  Try pasta, chicken, lunch meat sandwiches, peanut butter sandwiches, sweet potatoes, rice, all vegetables, tuna fish, and all fruits.
• Drink Water, 4-6 bottles per day.

Snack ideas – Practice and Game Day:

Try bananas, yogurt, apples / peanut butter, clementines / oranges, smoothies made with fruit, grapes, carrot sticks, celery sticks, cottage cheese, watermelon slices, hard boiled eggs, cauliflower, broccoli, trail mix with nuts/raisins, dried fruit. (No M&M’s, candy or salty peanuts in the trail mix).  Drink water, or sports drinks are fine during games or practices.