The Apple Valley Rebels is a non-profit, 501C3 youth football and cheer program, participating in the Southern California Junior All American Football & Cheer Conference. The establishment of our organization was created out of the need to elevate the culture of youth sports programs in our community. Our organization is comprised of committed unpaid volunteers, who are passionate about creating an honest and positive program that will nourish the development of character, integrity, and strong work ethics in our children. We understand the importance of providing our children with top notch equipment, well-trained coaches, and a positive experience. High quality safety gear and equipment that meet all health and safety standards is our leading priority.

We attribute our growth and success to community involvement and the support of so many Apple Valley businesses and alumni. We are proud to have the support of the Apple Valley High School Football Program, and are devoted to assisting our coaches through proper training and clinics, and providing them with the necessary tools in order to teach as positive role models.

Serving our community and helping our student athletes achieve their educational and athletic goals has always been our primary objective.  In keeping with our program’s mission; we strive to continue to develop, promote, and recognize academic and athletic excellence on and off the field. This scholarship opportunity is extended to college bound high school seniors who are pursuing their education after high school! We hope that all of our past Rebels’ alumni will apply. If you are interested, please click on the link below.

Scholarship Requirements

The Apple Valley Rebels are truly committed to providing a youth sports program that is devoted to our children. Continuous support, member participation, and transparency are essential attributes to our organization’s success. In our effort to maintain these standards, we will: provide and publish our by-laws and updated financial reports, conduct open board meetings, and encourage involvement and communication from all players, parents, and community members.