1971: Santa Barbara Youth Football League is
incorporated. In the first year, there are
approximately 450 players.
1972: Approximately 700 players participate on 24
teams from the Santa Barbara, Goleta,
Santa Ynez and Carpinteria Areas.
1973: The league expands to over 900 players and
30 teams.
1981: The Coastal Valleys Youth Football
Conference is formed with chapters in Santa
Barbara, Five Cities, Nipomo, Orcutt, Santa
Ynez, Lompoc and Vandenberg
Village.
1982: Expansions continues for a total of 23
chapters in the conference.
1993: The conference splits into three conferences,
the Central Coast Youth Football Conference
to the north, the Pacific Youth Football
Conference to the south and the Coastal
Valley Youth Football Conference, the
central conference, retaining the original
conference charter.
1995: Santa Barbara Youth Football League
celebrated its 25-year anniversary.
2001: Santa Barbara Youth Football League
entered its fourth decade of service to the
youth of the Santa Barbara and Goleta areas
with approximately 400 players on 14 teams.
The Coastal Valley Youth Football
Conference entered its third decade of youth
football at its finest, with chapters in Nipomo,
Vandenberg Village, Santa Ynez, Santa
Barbara, Carpinteria and El Rio.
2002: Santa Barbara Youth Football League again
hosts 14 teams. For the first time in history,
Santa Barbara enters five teams in the Super
Bowl, including, at least one from every
division.
2003: Santa Barbara Youth Football League marks
a page in the history book, since the
inception of the CVYFC, with six Santa
Barbara Chapter teams in three divisions
contending for the Super Bowl Title.
2004: Santa Barbara Youth Football League hosts
16 teams winning the Bantam and Senior
Division Super Bowl Championships.
2005: The Coastal Valley Youth Football
Conference welcomes Ojai to the
conference. The CVYFC now consists of
Nipomo, Santa Ynez, Santa Barbara,
Carpinteria, El Rio and Ojai. Santa Barbara
Youth Football League enters 4 teams in the
Super Bowl wining the Bantam, Junior I and
Senior Championships.2006Santa Barbara
Youth Football League has over 400 players
on 15 teams. Two Santa Barbara Junior
Two teams competed in the Super Bowl.
2007: The Santa Barbara board of directors elects
the first woman president. Santa Barbara
was represented in the Super Bowl in three
divisions winning the Bantam
Championship.
2008: The Tri Valleys Youth Football Conference
was established and a new way of assigning
players to a division was born. Both Santa
Barbara Senior teams played for the Super
Bowl Championship.