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        Welcome to the Wildwood Park Seminoles  


   

 This website is sponsored by the Seminole Football Parent Association (SFPA). It's sole purpose is to inform and highlight the Chicago Jr. Bear and Wildwood Seminole Football/Cheer programs. The SFPA is a 501(c)3 organization.

Wildwood Park is located at 6950 N. Hiawatha Avenue, closest intersection is Touhy and Caldwell. It shares the park with Wildwood School which is in the top 10 for Chicago Public Schools system ranking.

The Chicago Park District Jr. Bear Program has been around for over 50 years. It gave neighborhood parks an opportunity to play football against other parks in the City, with the championship game played at Soldier Field. The Wildwood Jr. Bear program has been in this program for over 30 years.. The Jr . Bear Program has age and weight guidelines which means approximately 90% of the neighborhood kids are unable to participate.

The Wildwood Seminoles were created in 2005 through the Chicagoland American Youth Football League (AYF), to give kids in the neighborhood who are not able to play for the Jr. Bear program an opportunity to play tackle football. The Seminole program allows children to play tackle football from ages 6-14. All levels have age and weight guidelines to ensure player safety. Both programs give the entire community an opportunity to play competitive tackle football.


 
 
 
At Wildwood Park we have a growing Cheer
 leading program that participate in Home
and Away games. They will also
participate in Darling Diva Day at Maine
South H.S. along with the Chicagoland AYF
Compitition at Forest View H. S.
Look through our site and become part of the Wildwood Park Seminole family!!!

ALL KIDS PLAY ON GAME DAY!

Being associated with the Chicagoland AYF ensures that all kids play on game day. Associations need to abide by minimum play rules for all participants.