Summer 7 on 7 competition is crucial to the
development of high school teams throughout the state of Texas.Only 7% of all Texas high schools qualify for
the annual state tournament sponsored by Adidas. Funding for 7 on 7 must take place outside of
school affiliated sources. All donations and fees must be collected from the general
public, only. District coaches and teachers cannot be involved in 7 on 7 activities, to include finances.3000+ repetitions are completed during a typical
summer 7 on 7 season. This is not counted against the UIL high school practice
limitations. This provides valuable practice time ensuring the success of
our players during the season. Varsity and Junior Varsity Player fees enable Tribe to provide food,
water, sport drinks, travel to and from events, and overnight stay at the State Tournament. Elementary and Junior High fees enable Tribe to provide for the same, except the State Tournament which is reserved for High School play only.
7 on 7 is an extracurricular activity that
involves the passing aspect of offensive and defensive football. 7 players are
given the opportunity to score the football from the 45 yard line. The defense
is given the opportunity to defend the end zone as well. On average, 50 players per week are involved in
competition. The top 20 High School performers are taken to the Qualifying
tournaments 3 tournaments within the state of Texas are generally
scheduled up to 2 months in advance. The tournament fees cost the program up to $300
each.
Social media and parent communication
Remind announcements, text @7on7tr to 81010
Twitter @tribe7_7
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/tribe7on7/
