2010 KID'S CAMP Relive the annual kid's football camp with a recap and action gallery. | '10 CAMP RECAP |

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A total of 60 kids combined in all four grades (3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th) are participating in Little Buccs football and the coaches are hoping all 60 kids continue to play (and bring along some friends) through high school. If that happens, the next decade of Buccaneer football will be exciting.

The varsity squad, consisting of fifth and sixth graders, has 33 players in uniform and is coaches by Greg "Hammer" Vandergrift, Brett Barnes, Dan White, Steve Lefeld and Pat Thomas. "Hammer" is the president of the Little Buccs Organization and has picked up where his predecessor's (Rick Williams and Steve Bordelon) left off - making Little Buccs a fun and educational experience for the kids.

The junior varsity squad, consisting of third and fourth graders, is coached by Mike Hart, Ron Fraley, Tony Schaffer, Alex Reck, Andy Whiteman and Andy Dysinger. There are 27 kids on the team.

In both programs, winning is something the coaches and the kids strive for, but it's not the primary focus of the program. Making sure every kid has a chance to learn and compete is what it's all about.

And hopefully it leads to the numbers continuing to increase at the junior high and high school levels.