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Practice Information
Participants may only begin practice if CVAA has received ALL of the following:
  • Birth Certificate (We will also accept Certified Copy of Birth Certificate, Passport, or Green Card)
  • Registration Forms
  • Official Physical Card (available at sign-ups) signed and dated by a physician
  • Payment for all Football Participant Costs (See the Football Participant Costs page.)
Participants should ALWAYS bring to practice:
  • plenty of water
  • athletic supporter (jock strap)
  • football shoes with rubber molded cleats (Metal, screw-in cleats are considered a safety hazard and is strictly forbidden)
  • pads (after they have been distributed)

Practice begins in August at Clayton Valley High School (located at 1101 Alberta Way in Concord). From August 2nd to the first game of the season, practice runs 5 nights a week from 6:00pm to 8:00pm.

After the first game, practice will be held 3 nights a week from 5:30pm to 7:30pm. Days may change slightly depending on need. Times may change slightly as light fails. (Ask your coach for details.)

Each participant MUST have 10 hours of football practice without pads before he begins any "hitting" practice with pads. This is a requirement. There is no exception to this rule.