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JAMESTOWN CHIEFS
SEMI PROFESSlONAL FOOTBALL
| Contact the Chiefs Webmaster at chiefswebsite@hotmail.com |
| Last Updated - September 2nd 2010 at 9:30 PM EST |
| Chiefs Renew Strider Field for 2010 |
| On Friday, March 13, 2009, Strider Field became the official home of the Jamestown Chiefs. Strider Field seats about 1700 people and is an Astro-turf field. The Jamestown Chiefs would like to thank the Jamestown Public School System for continuing to allow us to use this stadium. |
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| We are currently looking for individuals and businesses that are interested in sponsoring the Chiefs. Any help big or small will make a difference and allow this team to grow and continue on. If you are interested in becoming a sponsor of the Chiefs for the 2010 season and beyond please head over to the contacts page and either email or call Joe or Justin. |
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| Bob Howard of Frewsburg has won our Valentines Day 50/50 drawing. Look for more chances to win in the future! |
Tyler D. Schwab, 18, of Clymer, N.Y., died on Sunday,
May 9, 2010. He was born on May 31, 1991 to David L.
and Dorothy Schultz Schwab of Clymer. He graduated
Clymer High School in 2009 and presently worked on
his family owned dairy farm, and was a member of the
Jamestown Chiefs Semi – Pro football team. Tyler
worked long hours every day, sometimes over 80 hours
a week; still Tyler found time to be a part of the
Jamestown Chiefs organization. Tyler was a projected
as a starter at OLB and considered a very valuable
member of the defense. Greater however than Tyler’s
impact on the field, was his impact on his teammates. At
age 18, one of the youngest members of the team, Tyler
was instantly accepted by his team mates and soon
became one of our brothers. Tyler will be missed greatly
on and off the field. Not only did this organization lose
an excellent player, but the Chief’s family lost a brother.
May 9, 2010. He was born on May 31, 1991 to David L.
and Dorothy Schultz Schwab of Clymer. He graduated
Clymer High School in 2009 and presently worked on
his family owned dairy farm, and was a member of the
Jamestown Chiefs Semi – Pro football team. Tyler
worked long hours every day, sometimes over 80 hours
a week; still Tyler found time to be a part of the
Jamestown Chiefs organization. Tyler was a projected
as a starter at OLB and considered a very valuable
member of the defense. Greater however than Tyler’s
impact on the field, was his impact on his teammates. At
age 18, one of the youngest members of the team, Tyler
was instantly accepted by his team mates and soon
became one of our brothers. Tyler will be missed greatly
on and off the field. Not only did this organization lose
an excellent player, but the Chief’s family lost a brother.
Tyler will be remembered as a great person, teammate, brother, and son. Our greatest
condolences are extended to the rest of Tyler’s family and friends, and we look forward to
dedicating victories to Tyler this season. Tyler is survived by a brother, Shaun Hannah and
friend, April, of Florida; sisters, Cady Schwab of Clymer, and Jenna Schwab of Clymer; a
grandfather, Albert Schultz, of North East, several aunts, uncles, cousins and the
Jamestown Chief's staff, fans, and players.
condolences are extended to the rest of Tyler’s family and friends, and we look forward to
dedicating victories to Tyler this season. Tyler is survived by a brother, Shaun Hannah and
friend, April, of Florida; sisters, Cady Schwab of Clymer, and Jenna Schwab of Clymer; a
grandfather, Albert Schultz, of North East, several aunts, uncles, cousins and the
Jamestown Chief's staff, fans, and players.
| Chiefs Headed to the Playoffs! |
| With one more regular season game left, the Chiefs are 5-4 and will make the playoffs for the second time. The most likely scenario is for the Chiefs to play the Onieda County Titans at home on Strider Field on September 25th. |
| Chiefs Sign Autographs at Midway State Park |
