Away Games:
Welcome letters will be posted in BAND for all away games which list specific stadium rules for hosting teams.
Home Games:
Entry fee (CASH ONLY)
Adults: $8
Seniors & Children 5-11: $5
Children under 5: Free
All home games are hosted at Christian Brothers High School.
Game Times
8u: 10am
10u: 12pm
12u: 2pm
14u: 4pm
Team check in: 1 hour prior to game time.
CB Stadium Rules:
- Clear bag policy (new as of 2025 season)
- No foul language or yelling at refs, coaches, athletes, or other families.
- No outside food or tailgating. Food trucks and snackbar will be available all day.
- No sunflower seeds in the stadium.
- Team coolers are allowed (for snacks only)
- Only Badged coaches, staff, and board permitted on the field.
- Only water allowed on the field - No sports drinks.
- Sideline water will be provided, but teams must bring their own bottles.
- Pop up tents allowed (Back bleachers only)
Game Day Tips for Football Parents:
1. Plan Ahead for Smooth Mornings
Double-check gear the night before (pads, cleats, jersey, mouthguard, water bottle).
Pack extra socks, tape, and snacks — because “forgotten” items are a game day classic.
Know your route and parking options to avoid last-minute stress.
2. Fuel & Hydrate Early
Give your player a balanced breakfast — protein + carbs (like eggs & toast or oatmeal & fruit).
Encourage water intake before arriving; staying hydrated starts hours before kickoff.
3. Encourage, Don’t Coach
Pre-game pep talk: Keep it positive and simple. (“Play hard, have fun, be a great teammate.”)
Leave technical coaching to the coaches — your role is emotional support.
4. Be the Role Model in the Stands
Cheer for great effort and good sportsmanship, no matter the team.
Avoid yelling at refs, coaches, or opposing players.
Keep sideline chatter positive — your player hears your voice more than you think.
5. Bring the Essentials
Bleacher chair and water bottle. Weather gear (umbrella, poncho, sunscreen, layers).
6. Stay After for Team Spirit
Win or lose, greet your player with pride in their effort, not the scoreboard.
Offer a smile, not a breakdown of mistakes.
Celebrate team moments — not just personal stats.
7. Be Ready for Recovery
Hydration and a post-game snack (protein bar, fruit, chocolate milk).
Rest time — both mental and physical — after an intense game.
Gentle reminders about homework, chores, and showers before post-game fatigue wins.