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We are pleased to announce our preliminary schedule of indoor workouts and 2012 player fees schedule. We hope advanced notice of the fee schedule allows you to plan your financing arrangements and take advantage of the early payment opportunity.

EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION AND 2012 Team Booster Party!
February 25th / Time and Location TBD

2012 INDOOR WORKOUT SCHEDULE
**All workouts will be held at Budd Park in Kitchener and scheduled from 6:45 - 8:00pm
Saturday March 10th
Saturday March 17th
Saturday April 7th
Saturday April 21st
Saturday April 28th

2012 Player Fees Schedule

Early Bird Registration - $375
*$375 payment due on February 25th

Regular Player Registration - $425
*$200 Deposit due on March 10th (First Indoor Workout)
*$225 Balance due @ First Outdoor Practice (Tentatively the first week of May)

Late Player Registration - $475
*$200 Deposit due @ First Outdoor Practice (Tentatively the first week of May)
NOTE: $25 Insurance deposit is due prior to first indoor workout. Therefore, your deposit due would be $175 if you attended an indoor workout.
*$275 Balance due the Tuesday practice prior to our 2nd regular season game.
*Payment Option - This option MUST be discussed at the time of making your deposit payment. The agreed payment amounts and dates must be submitted in the form of a post-dated cheque. Players using this option will be required to sign an agreement form and will accept ALL responsibility for any returned payment. Players will not be eligible to play until their financial commitment is up to date.

In order to qualify for early and regular registration, player fees MUST be received by the due dates. There will be NO EXCEPTIONS. Any player who does not mee this registration requirement will automatically be subject to the late registration fee.

Successfully defending our 2011 National Championship will be built around a committed group of men and starts by respectfully meeting OUR financial obligations.

If you have any questions, please contact Shawn Ashe at shawn.ashe.1980@gmail.com OR Al Taylor at alistair290@hotmail.com

Tri City Outlaws Football CLUB.
2005 NFC Champions
2008 NFC Champions
2011 NFC Champions
2011 National Champions

The Tri-City Outlaws were pleased to attend the recent Children's Wish Foundation event at the Kitchener Aud.  The Outlaws were invited to the event by play-by-play announcer Mark Okum who is a big supporter of this great organization.  The Wish foundation helps families that are coping with serious health issues by providing funds that transform the wishes of children into reality.  The Outlaws donated several 2012 season ticket passes and several National Championship t-shirts to the cause.  Shawn Ashe (WR/DB), Dan Chase (DL), and Al Taylor (Vol) attended the event.  Many families and individuals stopped to admire the National Championship trophy; even some Sault Ste Marie Steeler fans !  One of the young 'Wish' ladies we met has asked for another wish - to sing the national anthem at an Outlaws game.

Outlaws received the following communication from the Dream Wish event organizers...

"Your support by agreeing to be part of our sixth annual Wishmaker Walk for Wishes in Kitchener and be there to represent the Tri-City Outlaws in person helped to make it such a huge success.  Your generous donations to our prize table were incredibly helpful.  The Walk raised $23,999.

Every year, thousand of Canadian children between the ages of  3  and  17  are diagnosed with a life threatening illness. Since 1984, The Children's Wish Foundation of Canada has granted exceptional wishes to  17,000  children and their families.  This year, the foundation expects to grant  1,000  new wishes and is proud to have never refused a wish to an eligible child, and with the help of caring individuals, volunteers and generous donors, is able to grant over three wishes every day.

On behalf of the children we grant wishes to, their families and Children's Wish, please accept out heartfelt appreciation for making dreams come true.  We are truly grateful for your support and encouragement. We sincerely hope you are able to attend our event again in 2012."

WATERLOO — Jon Nedeljkovic ran like there was no tomorrow as his Tri-City Outlaws captured their first Canadian Major Football League’s title with a 31-14 victory over the Calgary Wolfpack. Indeed, Saturday night’s championship before 600 fans at Warrior Field was the 38-year-old running back’s final game. “I said the only reason I was coming back was to win a national championship. And it worked out,” said Nedeljkovic after a spectacular farewell performance. On Saturday night, the former Divison II player at Chowan University in North Carolina slashed his way to 197-all purpose yards, including a pair of fourth-quarter touchdowns. The Waterloo-based Outlaws scored the game’s final 21 points to erase Calgary’s third-quarter four-point lead and any doubt. The Outlaws fell in their two previous appearances at the national final, in 2005 and in 2008, both times to the Wolfpack. “The original Outlaws (from 2003) have been waiting a long time for this,” said head coach Chris Newsome. “I’m so happy for them.” About a dozen players remain from Tri-City’s inaugural season, including perennial conference all-star offensive tackle Lee Becker. “For us, we’ve been a fourth-quarter team all year. Our O-line trains hard and we just wear teams out. That’s what happened,” said Becker, one of about 10 Outlaws expected to hang ’em up. Tri-City quarterback Bryan Rosekat ran in a three-yard score and found receiver Aron Froese and Nedeljkovic with TD strikes of five and 17 yards. David Sevigny, one of many former University of Waterloo Warriors on the Outlaws’ roster, kicked four converts and a 49-yard field goal. For the Wolfpack, Darryl Leason passed for 247 yards, including a pair of touchdowns to Mike Leason. “It’s been a long, long hard season for this team,” said Nedeljkovic. “There was a real sense of urgency.” “It was the perfect season for us,” said Becker. crivet@therecord.com