Inductees

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Jessica Pantano
Holley Caldwell
Shannon Lippincott
Richard Meister
Kelly Smoyer
Samantha March
Michael John
Sara Kern
Avri Boswell
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Lindsay Allmon
Tara Soni
Roman Luczycki
Amanda Marfisi
Alyse Scott
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Alex Compton
Mishell Seyfetdinov
Justin Sarmiento
Cristelle Tejes
Jason Saucedo
Claire Wheatley
Madi Morris
Bobby Miller
Julia Wood
Alex Matway
Jamie Minieri
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Rachael Sklar
Casie Ramsier
Colleen Ziperovich
Erik Tomlinson
Leesa Marie
Abby Veach
Natalie Rodriguez
Liza Yates
Noa Haninovich
Jessica Penshorn
Svitlana Smirnova
Simon Leung
Nicole Barber
Mike Hsu
Kara Hickman
Whitney Long
taylor cottingham
Hillary Cox
Nesli Ozaltun
Erin Smith
Melissa Woodring
Erica Stephenson
Kalin Clifford
Jay Jacoby
Mariola Schmid
Clark Parr
Lauren Ladowski
Anna Harris
Meghan Hanna
Jenna Thorman
Tara Gavlak
Nicole Palmer
Casie Wilson
Emelia Wilbanks
Hayden Fowler
Emily Luth
Jason Haisler
Dinara Dussenova
Kim Brown
Emilie Futterman
Devon Wallace
Ben Poynter
Jenn Bee

In memory of Dan Cox, Gloria Cox, Dwight Cox,
In honor of Joyce Eckert,
In honor of Jan HabererJean CroftDana Drago,
Misty Blankenship
Carol "Meme" Crevasse,
Lamar "Doctor" Crevasse,
Austin Crevasse,
Candice Scott,
Dana Scott,
Lindsey Ahearn,
Stuart Scott, &
Madeline Scott
Kathy Laney,
Ruby Harris
Brandon Farnon
Nelda Walkewicz,
Richard Walkewicz
Marcie Coleman
Josephine Muro
Mae Krodinger
Grandma Jo
Grandpa Jim
Mary Louise Bailey,
Michael James Doran
Mimi & Papaw
Ed Wall
June Gresham,
Richard Johnson,
Glenn Harrison,
Selma Pendleton
Marge Eichman,
Bobbette Griego
Marian Estelle Byerley,
Jeanie Mooris
Patricia Pierron Holley
Josephine Muro
Grammer and Grandpa Winchester
Grandma Tejes
Glenda “Mam-Maw” Juricek
Nancy Markson
Claudia Shockey
Ann Day Marshall
Betty Slovak,
Vlasta Macik
Everett Manning,
Bob Cason
Caroline Looper,
Grandma Eslinger,
GinnyEvelyn Korn
Sarah Bainbridge
Johnny Spannagel and Mary Grace
ThompsonJune Koontz
Mary Grunbaum
Joyce Higginbotham Campbell
June, Dazey, Weaver
Sylvia Binns
Alma Finney

Hillary Cox: In memory of Dan Cox, In memory of Gloria Cox, In memory of Dwight Cox, In honor of Joyce Eckert, In honor of Jan Haberer

Lindsey Rubin: Love you grandmother! Xoxo Lindsey, Lesley, Jason and Robert Rubin

Michael John: In loving memory of Dana!

Ayse Scott: Alzheimer's is not a disease that only affected those diagnosed but also those who surround the patient. Fighting this disease is not a fight that is done alone nor can it only be fought by one person. I am grateful for the time I had with my grandmother but also for those who took the time to care for her. I play in honor of Carol "Meme" Crevasse and those who supported her throughout her life.

Anna Harris: I joined BvB in honor of my best friend's mom, Kathy Laney, and in memory of my grandmother, Ruby Harris.

Brandon Farnon: Norma Farnon , Nellie Mae Simmons

Melissa Woodring: In honor of my Grandparents, Nelda and Richard Walkewicz. Grateful to have been raised by them and still have them in my life.

Madi Morris: In honor of the one year anniversary of your passing <3 Thank you Brian & Shannon Gerstenkorn for your donation! I am honored to play for Mae! Thank you for the donation Laura Geiger Cowley! I'll be thinking of your Grandpa Jim when I take the field tonight!

Jamie Minieri: In honor of my Grandmother

Kelly Smoyer: Memory of: Maxie Pharr, Dick Given, Evelyn Landers, Jerome Binkowitz, Butch Purselley and Honor of: Barbara Leue Parsons, Patricia Ouzts

Claire Wheatley: I’m playing for my Grandma Jo, she had the best hair and sense of humor. We miss our mushroom!

Mariola Schmid: No family should have to go through the pain of losing a loved one to Alzheimer’s disease. This is why we fight, this is why we fundraise, this is why we play. Be the good you want to see in the world.

Sara Kern: I play for my papaw who has been living with Alzheimer's for year and his caretaker, my mimi.

Nicole Barber: I'm playing in remembrance of my grandfather that passed away last summer due to complications with Dementia. Grandpa- your family misses you so much. You are in our hearts each and every day. Your big smile and gracious heart will never be forgotten. Thank you for all of my wonderful childhood memories spent driving around in your motor home. I miss and love you so much!

Jennifer Bromberg: Tackling Alzheimer’s for those who can’t and determined to find a cure for those still battling!

Ali Griego: For my grandmothers, the boss babes.

Jamie Minieri": I play in honor/memory of my Grandmother.

Cristelle Tejes: I play in memory of Grammer and Grandpa Winchester! I play in memory of Grandma Tejes!I play in memory of Glenda “Mam-Maw” Juricek!! I play for Nancy Markson and her son and caretaker Jack Markson! I play in memory of the Claudia “The Jokester” Shockey!

Hayden Fowler: This is for Mama Day and every patient I’ve treated, as well as the families who have accompanied them on their journeys. May the fight end soon.

Lindsay Prasifka: In Memory of my Grandma and Great Grandma

Lisa Waters: Thank you for your support!

Julia Wood: gone but never forgotten 💚

Aaron Miller: To my grandmother, may you one day remember all of the joy you have given to your friends and family.

Denise Caudill: We love you all the way to the heavens and back! 💕

Danna Callahan: I’m excited to play for the Pink Team this year in honor of my grandmother!

Jenn Thompson: I am playing in honor of Mary Grunbaum who lost her battle to Alzheimer’s this past year💜

Olivia Wilmsen: For my neighbor’s mother who fought a long, hard battle with Alzheimer’s. I’m playing for people like her to one day find a cure! And in the meantime, helping support people like my neighbor who carry the burden of caring for their loved one.

Rhyanna Thomsen: I play in memory of 3 very special family members!

Natalie Rodriguez: We found out my Memaw had Alzheimer’s when she got behind the wheel and couldn’t remember how to drive. It happened fast and I didn’t quite understand it all as a child. She dedicated her life to teaching, told me stories of how she supported and worked her way through college during a time that women just didn’t do that. She played basketball, dedicated her time to her grandchildren and as her disease progressed the stories stopped being told. She was sharp, it wasn’t supposed to happen to her nor should it happen to anybody or any family. I’ve wanted to contribute for years and am finally committing. Help me reach my goals. For the families that became strangers before their time was up, for the kids that lose their parents not physically but mentally, for the grandkids that may not ever be able to hear the stories of how amazing their roots are.

Casie Wilson: I play in memory of my grandmother Alma Finney

There are no kickoffs.  The team “receiving” possession to start each half, or after the opposing team scores will begin at the 10 yard line closest to their end zone.  

First downs are gained by the ball breaking the plane of the 20-40-40-20 yard lines.

On 4th down, the offense can choose to run another offensive play or choose to “punt”.  If a team chooses to “punt”, possession will go to the other team with the ball spotted as follows:

If "punting" from ; Then ball is spotted on

Own 1 to 30 ; Opponent's 40
Own 31 to 40 ; Opponent's 20
Own 41 to 50 ; Opponent's 10
Opponent's Territory ; Opponent's 10

After a team scores a touchdown they can choose to go for a 1 or 2 point conversion:

2 point conversions will occur from the 10 yard line with no run plays allowed.

1 point conversions will occur from the 3 yard line with no run plays allowed.

The ballcarrier is “down” when one of their flags are pulled.

All offensive players that are downfield of the ball carrier must stop and stand in place once the ball crosses the line of scrimmage. Rule is enforced at the discretion of the ref.

Offensive “blocking” is allowed ONLY when behind the line of scrimmage.  The player “blocking” may not initiate contact, may not launch themselves into defender, may not use hands to push forward, may not hold, and may not attempt to move forward while engaged in a block.

Offense must have at least one player (center) on the line of scrimmage.  Only one player may move in motion at the time of the snap.  This motion must be laterally or backwards and not toward the defense’s goal line  (as in college and the NFL).

The length of the “THREE BUD COUNT” will be used for a defender rushing the QB.  The referee will count this as “BUD ONE, BUD TWO, BUD THREE, GO!’. A defender may not cross the line of scrimmage until the referee says GO. 

Only one forward pass can be made during a down. The passer must make the forward pass from anywhere behind the offensive line of scrimmage. All other offensive players are eligible to receive a forward pass. 

A player possessing the ball may lateral the ball at anytime.  A lateral consists of throwing or pitching the ball in a lateral or backward manner that does not advance the ball forward.  There is no limit to the amount of laterals that may be utilized on a given play.  

No slapping/stripping of the ball when it is in the ball carrier's hands.

PENALTIES

Delay of Game - 5 yards

False Start - 5 yards

Illegal Procedure - 5 yards

Defensive Encroachment/Illegal Rush - 5 yards

Intentional Grounding - spot of foul, loss of down

Flag Guarding - 5 yards, spot of foul, loss of down

Offensive Pass Interference - 10 yards from the line of scrimmage, loss of down

Defensive Pass Interference - A spot foul – Ball is placed where infraction occurred; automatic first down. If it occurs over 10 yards from line of
scrimmage:  10 yard penalty from the previous spot; automatic first down.

Ball carrier jumps while in possession of ball - 5 yards from spot of foul, loss of down

Downfield blocking - 5 yard penalty from spot of infraction, loss of down

Defense - Unsportsmanlike Conduct - 10 yards from the line of scrimmage, automatic first down

Offense - Unsportsmanlike Conduct - 10 yard penalty from the line of scrimmage

Roughing the passer - 10 yard penalty, automatic first down. This includes any touching of the QB above the waist while in the throwing motion OR running into/touching the QB after the ball is away. 

No-run zone violation (inside 10 yard line) - 5 yard penalty from spot of infraction, loss of down