Cottage Grove Football

Thank you for your interest in youth football and the Junior Wolfpack Football Program.  My name is Brent Cuttell and I am the Junior Wolfpack Football Board President.  Football is an exciting, rewarding and challenging sport and I encourage and thank you for your support.

The Junior Wolfpack football program is for all individuals in Grades 1-6.  The primary goal of our program is to teach the game of football in a way that emphasizes the fundamentals, creates a competitive atmosphere and allows the players to have fun learning the game.  Junior Wolfpack football is a nonprofit volunteer organization serving over 350 youth football players.

The program consists of three different levels of play.  The Mites is an introductory flag football program for 1st and 2nd grade players with little player to player contact.  No pads are worn at this level.  Our Mites Program will have designated teams along with weekly practices and flag football games in which each of the players will be able to participate.  The Wee Pee program is divided into a 3rd grade division and a 4th grade division and is 9-man full contact on an 80 yard field.  At this level, players are introduced to proper tackling and blocking techniques.  They also begin to learn the rules of the game and compete in games played against other Wee Pee Junior Wolfpack teams.  The Pee Wee program is for 5th and 6th graders and is full contact 11-man football played on a regulation size football field.  At this level, the players learn to sharpen their football skills as they get ready to make the next step to junior high football.  Pee Wee games are played against  Hastings, Prescott, WI and other internal Junior Wolfpack teams.

The Junior Wolfpack football season begins in early August with the Park Wolfpack football camp.  The Wee Pee and Pee Wee divisions hold their drafts in early August and practice begins in mid-August.  A 12 game schedule is played over a six week period beginning in early September.  The season is culminated with Fun Day in which all Junior Wolfpack teams get together for games and festivities at Wolfpack Stadium.

Throughout our website you will find useful information regarding our registrations, rules of play, board member contact information etc.  We also have a Junior Wolfpack football hotline number you can call to leave a message for the board.  I also encourage anyone to call me directly with any questions regarding youth football.  I would be more than happy to discuss any issue, question or concern.

I look forward to seeing each of you on the field this season.  Thank you again for your support of the game of football and the Junior Wolfpack football program.