Carolina Panthers work with USA Football to offer equipment grants

Published: Apr 14, 2015 at 06:51 AM

Tuesday's Heads Up Football news:

The Carolina Panthers announced they are offering five $1,000 equipment grants for local programs in conjunction with a Charlotte sporting good store.

USA Football reported that the U.S. Army garrison and USA Football will host football clinics in South Korea for children of servicemembers next month.

USA Football featured the Miami Xtreme Youth Football League, which is embarking on its third season of using the Heads Up Football program.

Leagues and schools can hire Heads Up Football Master Trainers to conduct private clinics, USA Football reported.

-- Bill Bradley, contributing editor

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