During the first 2 weeks of practice, any practices cancelled due to weather will be posted on the web site and sent via e-mail. After teams have been selected, all communication concerning practices will come directly from your coaching staffs. In general, we do not cancel practices due to light rain. If it is pouring or if lightning is in the area, we will not practice. Your coach will have the final say of your practice schedule. Ultimately, the decision is up to the coaches.

Yes. All head and assistant coaches are required to be certified. Each Tri County community shall be responsible for appointment of all coaches. All coaches actively instructing in practices or coaching in games shall be certified by an approved National coaches certification program (i.e. USA Football) and agree to be bound by the “Code of Ethics” requirement.

There are a number of coaches selected each year, as either head or assistant coaches. Some of these individuals are helping out for the first time. Each team is limited to 6 people on the coaching staffs.

Each coach, whether returning or new, must fill out a coach’s application, Code of Ethics and submit that paperwork to the Titans Board of Directors. Head coaches are approved by the Board of Directors. Assistant coaches must also be approved by the Board of Directors and have the required paperwork on file. All coaches must complete and turn-in their certification by the first day of practice.

You should attempt to address all issues directly with your Head Coach. If you cannot resolve any issues, then you may contact the Fairview Titans Director. If you still have issues or need further attention the Assistant Director can be alerted. As a practical matter, by the time an issue elevates to an Assistant Director, the Board of Directors typically is aware and working with all parties to resolve any issue.

Football & Cheer

Our main play is governed by current Tennessee High School Football Rules. There are also several additional Tri County rules which govern play, depending on your age group and level of play.

We get this question a lot. Each family will need to assess the ability of their child as it relates to other players in their class. Generally speaking, those players who have played with the Titans for a few years will have a pretty good estimate of their ability and how that relates to actual middle school playing time.

About 30% of participants are new to organized tackle football. Many come to our program from local flag football programs or, simply, want to experience organized youth football for the first time. Typically, the 8-9 year-old age division has the largest number of first time players, followed by the younger divisions.

We sure hope not. Football is a contact sport and the collision will be unavoidable at some point during a game or practice. Everyone in the Titans organization takes great care in providing the highest quality equipment and ensuring that all players are taught proper football techniques. Season ending injuries are rare. However, most kids are going to get bumps and bruises throughout the season.

If you know of any business or individual that would like to contribute to the Titans organization, you may contact our Fundraising Director or visit our sponsorship page details.

The Titans are always in need of volunteers for a variety of team and organizational activities. Those interested in helping in other areas, need only to contact a member of the Board of Directors.

The Titans are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. No person involved with this organization is paid any monies for the efforts they put into the group. As a volunteer organization, the success or failure is measured in the expertise and passion of our parents and friends. Volunteering in your child's youth sport program will be one of the most rewarding times of your life.

Tri County is a non profit organization established for the purpose of providing a recreational program for youth interested in tackle football and cheerleading. The league is composed of teams within Hickman, Williamson, Houston, Lewis, Stewart, Dickson adn Maury counties. The league is governed by a Board of Directors adn be elected officers. Elected officers shall hold a governed, in order, formal meeting. Tri County information can be accessed at www.tricountyjrpro.com.