LEARN FROM AND INTERACT WITH CLEVELAND BROWNS ALUMNI
AT THE NEW CLEVELAND BROWNS LEGENDS CLINIC YOUTH FOOTBALL CAMP

THE ONE-DAY EVENT WILL BE HELD FROM 2:00PM – 4:00PM ON THE FOLLOWING DATES:

JUNE 26, 2018: JOHN MARSHALL (3952 W 140TH ST, CLEVELAND, OH 44111) - 2PM – 4PM

JUNE 27, 2018: JOHN ADAMS (3817 MLK JR. DR., CLEVELAND, OH 44105) - 2PM – 4PM

JUNE 28, 2018: ROYE KIDD (17100 HARVARD AVE., CLEVELAND, OH 44128) - 2PM – 4PM

JULY 17, 2018: JAMES F. RHODES (5100 BIDDULPH AVE, CLEVELAND, OH 44144) - 2PM – 4PM

JULY 19, 2018: BUMP TAYLOR (11901 DURANT AVE., CLEVELAND, OH 44108) - 2PM – 4PM

THE EVENT IS OPEN TO BOYS & GIRLS AGES 8-14 AND IS GREAT FOR ATHLETES OF ALL SKILL LEVELS,
WHETHER THEY ARE NEW TO THE GAME OR HAVE BEEN PLAYING FOR YEARS.

Please wear athletic cleats or tennis shoes. No open-toed shoes for activity on turf fields permitted
Each participant will receive a LEGENDS Clinic t-shirt and custom LEGENDS Clinic giveaway.
Throughout the event, Browns alumni and high school coaches will offer hands-on instruction, including lectures,
fundamental football skills stations, contests, and non-contact games in a high-energy, fun, and positive environment.

FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO REGISTER, PLEASE CONTACT MUNY FOOTBALL DIRECTOR JASON DUNN AT INFO@CMFLEAGUE.ORG

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The Cleveland Browns Legends Clinics start this week and attached is the clinic registration form along with the waiver form. Please make sure each kid has both forms completed and bring them the day of the camp.

Phil Cullum founded the Renegades Football program in 1986 to keep kids off the streets. The program provides players, ages eight to 14, with a safe zone and support to achieve their goals on and off the field.

On December 5, 2015, the Renegades battled under the lights at the newly-renovated Dwayne Browder Field in Cleveland. This was the first night game played at home in Renegades Football history.

The field, located on the grounds of the old East Tech High School, was re-built in the fall of 2015 in a collaborative effort of the City of Cleveland, Cleveland Browns, FirstEnergy and the Burten Bell Carr Community Development Corporation.

The lights were donated by The Illuminating Company, a FirstEnergy utility. In November, about 20 Illuminating Company employees donated their time to install the four light poles. They worked for about 10 hours to complete the job.

Now, the field can now be used for night games, which is very exciting for the players.

This is the Renegades Football story.

September 9, 2015 at 5:00 p.m., Mayor Frank G. Jackson, Cleveland Browns President Alec Scheiner, community representatives and business leaders gathered at 2511 E 46th Street to celebrate renovations to Dwayne Browder Field. The $930,000 project replaced the natural grass turf with synthetic turf thereby increasing the availability and playing status of the field. The renovation was a collaborative effort between the City of Cleveland, who funded the balance from General Obligation Bonds; Burten Bell Carr Community Development Corporation; and, the Cleveland Browns, who provided a $200,000 grant through the NFL Foundation Grassroots Program.

In 2013, the Lonnie Burten Recreation Field was renamed the Dwayne Browder Field to honor longtime Cleveland Muni Football League coach and community leader, Dwayne Browder. The field remains an important asset to Cleveland’s Central neighborhood, serving the Cleveland Muni League’s Phil Cullum Renegades and the East Technical High School Scarabs. The renovated field will also benefit neighborhood residents who utilize the field for exercise and other neighborhood programs.

Cleveland Muny Football League is a proud member of USA Football.  All of our football coaches will complete the Level 1 coaches certification for tackle football.  With this certification our coaches recieve training in how to coach the heads up method of tackling to improve player safety. Please check out the USA Football site for more information.