Welcome the Home of the Bridgeton Midget Football League, established in Bridgeton, New Jersey in 1955.

"The Bridgeton Midget Football League strives to provide a safe and organized environment in which to teach our youth the fundamentals of good sportsmanship and competition."
 

Packers and Gems
in CHAMPIONSHIP

Ocean City High School
Sat., November 28th
PACKERS vs DENNIS - 1:00pm
GEMS vs EHT PAL - 3:00pm
(Admission $2 for Adults and $1 for Students)

COME OUT AND CHEER ON THE GREEN AND GOLD!!!!

Complete CMCJFL Play-Off
Results/Schedule
CLICK HERE

The 2009 version of the Big John's Pizza Bulls closed out their 2009 campaign much in the same fashion as they did in 2008 - By winning the Dennis Township Peanut Division Round Robin Tournament. Head Coach Lynwood Mosley, his staff, and the entire Bulls squad had a wonderful season!
CONGRATULATIONS BULLS

BMFL Honors One of Its Own
Bill Messeck Leaving for
Boot Camp on Nov. 17th

Bill Messeck has been a fixture around Salvy Blandino Field for some time now. As a coach for the Cumberland Dairy Packers, he has helped many young athletes attain both personal and team goals. He has been a big part in Championships and in teaching life lessons. This past weekend President Doug Buirch and the entire BMFL Family publicly thanked Bill for his hard work and dedication. Bill will be taking his work ethic and dedication to a new front on Tuesday, November 17th. Bill has enlisted in the US Army and will report for duty on that day. All of us at the Bridgeton Midget Football League thank Bill for all that he has done for our organization and all that he is doing for our Country.

ALUMNI WEEKEND
a HUGE SUCCESS

The Bridgeton Midget Football League paid tribute to their past during 2009 Alumni Weekend. The weekend kicked-off with a Beef and Beer Event on Friday night, was followed by the Alumni Game on Saturday, and ended on Sunday as many of the BMFL's Alumni were recognized between the current players' regular season games.

The Alumni Game was won by the Green Team as the defeated the Gold Team by a score of 30-26.
The Bridgeton Midget Football League is very proud of its rich history and thanks all of the Alumni who participated in Alumni Weekend this year.

BMFL Welcomes its Newest Team Sponsor

The Bridgeton Midget Football League is proud to announce that the 5th Ward Athletic Association will be the new sponsor of the Gems. The 5th Ward Athletic Association has a long history of community service and has provided funds to many organizations in the Bridgeton area. The BMFL is extremely fortunate to be able to add the 5th Ward Athletic Association to their list of team sponsors. Other team sponsors are Big John's Pizza, Joyce' Nursery, and Cumberland Dairy.

L to R: 5th Ward Trustee Joe Cassidy, 5th Ward Member Beaver Cassidy,
BMFL President Doug Buirch, 5th Ward Trustee John Ashburn,
5th Ward President John Dellaquilla, 5th Ward Treasurer Mike Bucci

2009 Schedule Finalized
CLICK HERE for the 2009 BMFL Schedule

BMFL Honor Volunteers

At a recently held Dinner, the Bridgeton Midget Football League honored two of it's own as "Mary Crokus" Volunteer of the Year Award recipients. The Mary Crokus Volunteer of the Year Award is presented to those volunteers who have shown "dedication to the Bridgeton Midget Football League and the youth which it serves, and for exemplifying the true meaning of volunteerism."

Lisa Buirch and Ed Miletta was both honored as Volunteers of the Year for their hard work and dedication to the League. The BMFL is extremely fortunate to have outstanding volunteers like Lisa and Ed.

"Mary Crokus" Volunteer of the Year Award Recipient Lisa Buirch (center)
with Secretary Linda Solanik (left) and Board Member Joe Henigin (right)

"Mary Crokus" Volunteer of the Year Award Recipient Ed Miletta (center)
with President Doug Buirch (left) and Board Member Joe Henigin (right)

BMFL Establishes NYSCA Chapter to Train Volunteer Coaches/League Administrators
 

     The Bridgeton Midget Football League has established an official chapter of the National Youth Sports Coaches Association (NYSCA) to train volunteer coaches on the appropriate methods of working with children in sports.
     The organization joins more than 2,200 organizations across the country that are conducting the NYSCA certification program to help ensure that volunteer coaches in their community have a clear understanding of their roles and responsibilities.
     More than 1.8 million volunteer coaches have been trained by NYSCA, which is a program of the National Alliance For Youth Sports, a nonprofit organization that works to provide safe and fun sports for America’s youth.