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AAU organizing state football tournament The Maryland State Youth Championships will be played Dec. 15 at MT Bank Stadium in Baltimore, home to the NFL Baltimore Ravens, who are sponsoring the event. The AAU National Championships take place Dec. 2 in Haines City, Fla. It will be the first time AAU tackle football will be contested on the national level. Other youth organizations, like the Capital Beltway League and the Boys and Girls Clubs, are not eligible to go to the nationals. The Capital Beltway League, which includes football teams from the Laurel, Bowie, Forestville, Peppermill and Marlboro Boys and Girls Clubs, will send its champions to the AAU state event, according to the league Web site. The rest of the county Boys and Girls Club teams are not eligible to participate. pretty exciting, said Potomac Valley AAU Football Director Melvin Evans. parents are excited, the kids are excited, everyone is excited. Valley has just two returning Prince George County clubs, the Brandywine based Maryland Razorbacks and the Prince George Stags, who draw mainly from Lanham, New Carrollton, College Park, Hyattsville and Greenbelt. Three other county clubs the Fort Washington Rhinos, Hyattsville Hawks and the Upper Marlboro based Prince George Panthers scrapped their plans to play in the AAU league this fall. Potomac Valley also has several clubs from the District and Virginia. definitely wants to play opposition outside of the league, said Evans in reference to the state tournament. wants a chance to prove who is No. 1. state tournament will be comprised of a field of league champions playing one another over a three week period, beginning the week of Dec. 1. Exact dates have yet to be determined. After a five year partnership between the AAU National Headquarters in Lake Buena Vista, Fla. and the NFL Youth Football Fund, the national tournament came to fruition. The partnership enables AAU to offer small grants for its member organizations to be used for such things as equipment and insurance. Clubs have to pay their own way to Florida. After 119 years of existence, AAU is trying to successfully venture into tackle football for the first time. The national organization is most widely associated with basketball and track. have been getting tremendous feedback from everyone, said Pam Marshall, Senior Sports Manager for Football at the AAU headquarters in Lake Buena Vista, Fla. percent of youth football is not with a national group. They are looking for something postseason or nationally affiliated. Potomac Valley AAU is one of our most competitive divisions. Stags and Razorbacks will have a combined six tackle teams this season. Potomac Valley AAU also expanded its football options this season by adding an unlimited division and flag football spring league. Both the Stags (U 12 and U 14) and Razorbacks (U 10, U 12 and U 14) have unlimited tackle teams. The Razorbacks also have a U 8 team. Potomac Valley begins its 2007 tackle football season on Saturday. like the idea, said Stags President Herb Slaughter. are so many kids talking about team is better than your team or you and your team is better than us, then we see you at the next level and see you in December. It for [state] bragging rights for a year. is a big thing, a major thing, said Razorbacks President Kecia Evans. a chance for exposure. It will be a good experience, a chance to play against kids not just from this area. And with the state tournament, you also get the exposure against kids not just from your area, but from within the state. The kids are so excited.