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CUTTERS named “OFFICIAL PERFORMANCE GLOVE” of the U.S. Army’s NCPL
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ASHEVILLE, NC - The U.S. Army Asheville Recruiting Company is proud to announce that 16 teams have committed to play in the first-ever North Carolina Passing League event at Erwin High School on June 30. Each team is guaranteed to play four games with three games in pool play and at least one game in the single-elimination championship round. As of 23 May, the following teams have committed to participate in the event:
North Carolina Passing League – 2012 Participating Teams
A.C. Reynolds
Bunker Hill
Burns
Chase
East Burke
Enka
Erwin
Freedom
Madison
North Buncombe
North Henderson
Patton
Pisgah
Shelby
Swain County
T.C. Roberson
The North Carolina Passing League will also host as many as 21 teams in its first-ever event; five out-of-area teams are expected to join the field of 16 local teams. Those teams will compete against the western North Carolina teams in pool play, but will play a separate double-elimination round for an out-of-area title. Those out-of-area teams will be announced at a later date.
The North Carolina Passing League is a non-contact seven-on-seven high school football tournament that will feature teams from throughout the company’s recruiting territory in western North Carolina. The NCPL will utilize Erwin’s turf field and a secondary natural-grass playing surface to host as many as 49 games during the single-day event.
Each team will play three games in pool play to determine the seeding for the single-elimination championship round. The U.S. Army’s title sponsorship of the NCPL ensures that teams will not be charged to participate in the event.
The NCPL is a traditional seven-on-seven non-contact passing league played on a shortened filed with only passing plays from the line of scrimmage. The game features quarterbacks, wide receivers, running backs, and defensive backs, giving them an opportunity to sharpen their skills in a fun, competitive atmosphere.
All football-playing public and private high schools in the U.S. Army Asheville Recruiting Company are invited to participate in the NCPL. The recruiting territory includes the following counties in western North Carolina: Alexander; Avery; Buncombe; Caldwell; Catawba; Cherokee; Clay; Cleveland; Graham; Haywood; Henderson; Jackson; Macon; Madison; McDowell; Mitchell; Polk; Rutherford; Swain; Transylvania; Watauga; and Yancey.
The United States Army is charged with protecting America’s freedom and preserving peace. The Army trains and equips its soldiers to be the best, especially when it comes to their job, leadership, and soldiering skills. With more than 150 jobs available in many exciting fields, the U.S. Army provides many job training and leadership training opportunities. From working with computers to assisting doctors to fixing helicopters, there’s an Army job that’s right for you. For more information, go online to www.GoArmy.com.
The United States Passing League (USPL) will manage the North Carolina Passing League for the U.S. Army Asheville Recruiting Company. Since 2010, the USPL has managed passing league campaigns in Maryland; North Carolina; Pennsylvania; and South Carolina. The USPL is a marketing platform managed by “The Sports Flash” (TSF) Radio Network. TSF Radio Network provides local, customized sports updates to 179 network affiliates in 13 different states while managing unique sports marketing campaigns for many organizations. For more information about the USPL, NCPL, or other marketing campaigns managed by TSF Radio Network, contact Mike Sinnott at (517) 927-4570.

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U.S. Army Recruiting Company Asheville launches North Carolina Passing League

CUTTERS named “OFFICIAL PERFORMANCE GLOVE of the U.S. Army’s NCPL

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North Carolina Passing League (NCPL) names CUTTERS the “OFFICIAL PERFORMANCE GLOVE” of the NCPL

ASHEVILLE, NC - The U.S. Army Asheville Recruiting Company is proud to announce that 17 teams have committed to play in the first-ever North Carolina Passing League event at Erwin High School on June 30. Each team is guaranteed to play four games with three games in pool play and at least one game in the single-elimination championship round. As of 23 May, the following teams have committed to participate in the event:
North Carolina Passing League – 2012 Participating Teams
A.C. Reynolds
Bunker Hill
Burns
Chase
East Burke
Enka
Erwin
Freedom
Madison
North Buncombe
North Henderson
Patton
Pisgah
Polk County
Shelby
Swain County
T.C. Roberson
The North Carolina Passing League will also host as many as 21 teams in its first-ever event; four out-of-area teams are expected to join the field of 17 local teams. Those teams will compete against the western North Carolina teams in pool play, but will play a separate double-elimination round for an out-of-area title. Those out-of-area teams will be announced at a later date.
The North Carolina Passing League is a non-contact seven-on-seven high school football tournament that will feature teams from throughout the company’s recruiting territory in western North Carolina. The NCPL will utilize Erwin’s turf field and a secondary natural-grass playing surface to host as many as 49 games during the single-day event.
Each team will play three games in pool play to determine the seeding for the single-elimination championship round. The U.S. Army’s title sponsorship of the NCPL ensures that teams will not be charged to participate in the event.
The NCPL is a traditional seven-on-seven non-contact passing league played on a shortened filed with only passing plays from the line of scrimmage. The game features quarterbacks, wide receivers, running backs, and defensive backs, giving them an opportunity to sharpen their skills in a fun, competitive atmosphere.
All football-playing public and private high schools in the U.S. Army Asheville Recruiting Company are invited to participate in the NCPL. The recruiting territory includes the following counties in western North Carolina: Alexander; Avery; Buncombe; Caldwell; Catawba; Cherokee; Clay; Cleveland; Graham; Haywood; Henderson; Jackson; Macon; Madison; McDowell; Mitchell; Polk; Rutherford; Swain; Transylvania; Watauga; and Yancey.
The United States Army is charged with protecting America’s freedom and preserving peace. The Army trains and equips its soldiers to be the best, especially when it comes to their job, leadership, and soldiering skills. With more than 150 jobs available in many exciting fields, the U.S. Army provides many job training and leadership training opportunities. From working with computers to assisting doctors to fixing helicopters, there’s an Army job that’s right for you. For more information, go online to www.GoArmy.com.
The United States Passing League (USPL) will manage the North Carolina Passing League for the U.S. Army Asheville Recruiting Company. Since 2010, the USPL has managed passing league campaigns in Maryland; North Carolina; Pennsylvania; and South Carolina. The USPL is a marketing platform managed by “The Sports Flash” (TSF) Radio Network. TSF Radio Network provides local, customized sports updates to 179 network affiliates in 13 different states while managing unique sports marketing campaigns for many organizations. For more information about the USPL, NCPL, or other marketing campaigns managed by TSF Radio Network, contact Mike Sinnott at (517) 927-4570.