Congratulations to our PeeWee, Lightweight and Varsity cheer on their first competition yesterday!  Lightweights received a 5th place finish in the 1st round of 26 teams and earned their 1st bid to State! Our cheerleaders and coaches hard work, effort and dedication truly shined on the mat and in their amazing new uniforms! Two more weeks until their next competition…time to put in the work!

A friend of the Outlaws runs this camp! If you’re looking for something extra for your athletes, check it out!

Today, many of our cheer coaches attended Cheer University through the (ICA) Illinois Cheerleading Association. We strongly believe in the importance of our coaches educating themselves. Our coaches have a myriad of different qualities and skills. Their position comes with many responsibilities including the welfare, development and safety of our athletes. The Outlaws continually strive to ensure we are fully prepared to provide our cheerleaders with an amazing experience!
 

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The Outlaws are proud to be a part of this initiative! It’s just one of the many ways we work to keep our athletes safe! We participate in AED, CPR, and concussion training! We have AED devices and certified medical professionals at each practice and game. Our equipment in inspected, cleaned, and refurbished or reordered annually. Coaches have been trained, and certified, and have passed a background check before being allowed to coach. Players must adhere to the league’s strict weight parameters. New this year, our lightweight and varsity football players will be wearing guardian caps on their helmets during practice.

The Outlaws are serious about safety!!!

Click on the link to apply for a coaching or team parent position today! It's a great way to get involved and meet new people! Join our amazing team of volunteers today!

We would like to take this opportunity to thank all our participants, spectators, volunteers and the Southwest Midget Football League for allowing us to host our local league cheerleading competition, The Greatest Cheer Showcase.

This competition was planned and implemented with 11 organizations throughout our league. It gave the opportunity to reward our cheerleaders for their hard work on the sidelines and to create a venue in which they could be recognized for their talents and abilities.

We would like to thank some very important people who made our competition possible:

 Saint Xavier University Cheerleading Head Coach, Tracy Baker and Saint Xavier University Cheerleaders who judged our competition
 DJ Brandon Jones for our music needs.
 Richards High School for use of their facilities
 Richards High School Cheerleaders for their assistance with our cheerleading teams
 Reavis High School Cheerleading for use of their cheer mats for our warm up room.
 The New Lenox Mustangs for their help with our planning, scoring and announcing.
 Oak Lawn Outlaw board members for their constant hard work, dedication and support
 Tomber Promotions for our competition apparel
 C & M Awards for our medals, plaques and trophies