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HistóriaRaynham Giants Youth Football set for OCYFL play at Bettencourt Field
Raynham’s fall weekends center on the Giants, with grade‑based teams competing across Mighty Mite, Mite, Peewee, and Midget divisions and a full slate of resources for families on the club site, from schedules to field maps and safety policies [1]. The program lines up in the Old Colony Youth Football League, a 24‑club circuit that anchors youth football across the region [2].Home dates are staged at the Merrill/LaLiberte elementary complex on Bettencourt Field, giving players a familiar home base and fans an easy spot to gather in town [1]. For those who want to relive the big plays, the Giants maintain a Hudl hub with highlights and team media through the season [3].Whether it’s the early‑morning Mites or the late‑afternoon Midgets, the setup is built for player development, clear game‑day logistics, and a league calendar that keeps Raynham in the mix every weekend [1][2].
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HistóriaYouTube clips trace Raynham Giants action from 2014 to 2022
The Giants’ digital scrapbook keeps growing. A player highlight reel titled “Joey B 2022 highlights Raynham Giants” sits alongside a “Raynham Giants sidelines week 3” clip on YouTube, with an archived “Raynham Giants C 9/28/14” game video reaching back nearly a decade.[1][2][3]Together, the clips trace seasons of youth football in Raynham, giving families a way to revisit game days and development across the program’s age groups.[1][2][3]
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HistóriaThree Raynham Giants teams won OCYFL Super Bowls in 2010
November 2010 was a banner month: the Giants’ A‑team (Midgets) beat Rockland 24–12, the B‑team (Peewees) topped East Bridgewater 24–6, and the C‑team (Mites) handled Whitman‑Hanson 28–12 to sweep their OCYFL Super Bowl weekend.[3]The triple title run remains a touchstone for the program and its alumni, a marker of the depth that has long come through the pipeline in Raynham.[3]For today’s families, the club’s Hudl pages keep game film, rosters and highlights in one place, a handy chronicle of each season’s growth.[1][2]
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HistóriaRaynham Giants youth program marks 50+ years, still anchored in OCYFL
The Giants remain a volunteer-run youth football staple in Raynham, fielding age-group teams from Mites/Mighty Mite through Pee Wee and Midgets and competing in the Old Colony Youth Football League.[1][2] Founded in 1971, the program passed the 50-year mark with a community celebration in 2021, a milestone that underscored how many families have come through the helmets over five decades.[4][5]Day to day, the club leans on local coaches and parents for registration, scheduling and fundraising, with staples such as the annual golf tournament and season updates on its official channels.[2][3]Schedules, rosters and announcements are maintained on the club website and social feed, the quickest way to track sign-ups and game-week details as the OCYFL slate rolls on.[2][3]
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HistóriaRaynham Giants roll out Week 3 sideline look, keep fans updated on X
Raynham Giants Youth Football, based in Raynham, Massachusetts, keeps supporters connected through its official presence on X, where the program shares team updates and announcements [1].A Week 3 “sidelines” clip offers a candid window into game‑day rhythm—player rotations, coaching adjustments, and bench energy—as the Giants settle into the season [2].Fans tracking the program week to week can follow the club’s X feed alongside recent video uploads for the latest updates and looks from the field [1][2].
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HistóriaRaynham Giants: ‘Joey B’ 2022 highlights and a Week 3 sidelines look
A 2022 highlights package centered on “Joey B” puts big plays and bursts of speed front and center for the Giants’ youth side [1]. A separate Week 3 sideline cut offers a glimpse of the group’s tempo, communication, and bench vibe on game day [2]. Together, the clips preserve a lively snapshot of that campaign for families and players to revisit [1][2].
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HistóriaRaynham Giants Youth Football sets out season essentials: registration, field status, cheer info and events
The Giants continue to anchor youth tackle football and cheer in town, with program details centralized for returning and first‑time families alike [1].Game‑day logistics are covered with a dedicated field‑status hub for closures and openings ahead of practices and games [2], and the season calendar tracks key dates across divisions and events [3].Cheer administration runs through the club’s Sports Connect (BlueSombrero) portal for sign‑ups and team management [5]. Day‑to‑day updates and results come through the Giants’ X account, with additional clips posted for families and players [6][7].Community support remains front and center, with the RGYF Golf Tournament among the program’s fundraising efforts [4].
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HistóriaRaynham Giants Youth Football anchors OCYFL; calendar, highlights and cheer program lead the way
Raynham’s youth football standard-bearer keeps its operation tight and visible, organizing teams across local age groups and centralizing schedules and club notes on the official site and calendar [1][2]. The Giants line up in the Old Colony Youth Football League, a familiar circuit for South Shore youth football [3].Highlights land where families already look: quick-cut reels on Hudl and longer clips archived on Vimeo [4][5]. Day-to-day reminders and community updates flow through the club’s X account [6]. The program also backs a dedicated cheerleading arm that trains and performs alongside the squads, rounding out the game-day experience [7].
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HistóriaRaynham Giants Youth Football anchors OCYFL play with age‑group teams and hometown fields
The Raynham Giants Youth Football program has been part of the town’s sports fabric since 1971, fielding age‑group teams from Mighty Mite through Midget in the Old Colony Youth Football League. [1][4] Home practices and game days center on the Merrill School fields and the Ryan Bettencourt Memorial Field, keeping the action right in the neighborhood. [2]The club’s footprint is easy to find: the official site carries program details and sign‑ups, the OCYFL page lists the Giants in league alignment, and social channels keep families connected. [1][4][3] Highlights live on Hudl and YouTube, with reels spanning seasons—including uploads from 2011 and 2022 that capture the Giants’ sideline energy and big plays. [5][6][7][8]As each fall slate unfolds, Raynham turns out for OCYFL weekends, with the Giants’ age‑group squads repping the town colors across the league’s familiar circuit. [4][2]
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HistóriaRaynham Giants open registration, set August J.O.C.K.S. camp and 2026 golf fundraiser
Registration for the new season is live on the Giants’ site, with the View All News board flagging open sign-ups (registrar Matt Henry), an Aug. 10–14 RPD J.O.C.K.S. Camp, and entries for the 2026 RGYF Golf Tournament fundraiser now open. [7]The Giants compete in the Old Colony Youth Football League, setting the stage for another fall in regional play. [4]Families can track practice and game slots on the program calendar and a dedicated field-status hub, with recent notes listing Ryan Bettencourt Memorial Field and 5:00 pm kickoffs for home dates. [2][3][7]Organizational updates continue with board meetings — typically evenings at the Jockey Club — posted alongside photo day and pep-rally reminders. [7]Score updates, photos, and highlights roll through the club’s Instagram and X feeds. [5][6]The program also lists its Trusted Coaches membership. [7]