Meet Your New Wayne County Youth Football League Officers

Wed, 20 May 2026 22:16:36 GMT

The Wayne County Youth Football League (WCYFL) has officially appointed its executive leadership team for the 2026 season. The new Wayne County Youth Football League officers are Cody Pigg (President), Caleb Cummings (Vice President), Erica Tidwell (Secretary), and Rebecca Kelley (Treasurer). This team is committed to safety, sportsmanship, and community growth.

Who are the new Wayne County Youth Football League officers?

The leadership of the WCYFL is composed of dedicated community members who volunteer their time to ensure the success of our youth football and cheer programs. For the upcoming term, the following individuals have stepped into key executive roles:

Cody Pigg – President
Caleb Cummings – Vice President
Erica Tidwell – Secretary
Rebecca Kelley – Treasurer

These individuals bring a wealth of experience in local athletics, financial management, and organizational leadership. Their primary focus is to uphold the league’s mission of building athletes, leaders, and teammates while maintaining a safe and encouraging environment for every child in Wayne County. By overseeing the daily operations and long-term strategy of the league, these officers serve as the backbone of our community-based organization.

Meet Cody Pigg: Our New WCYF President

As President of the Wayne County Youth Football League , Cody Pigg brings a strong vision for the athletic development and long-term growth of youth football and cheer across Wayne County. His focus is on building a program that teaches the fundamentals the right way, emphasizes player safety, and creates a positive experience for every athlete, from first-year players to those preparing for the next level.

Cody’s leadership is centered on strengthening the connection between youth football, middle school athletics, and high school programs. He believes that the league should serve as the foundation for future success by helping young athletes learn discipline, teamwork, accountability, and pride in representing Wayne County. By working closely with coaches, volunteers, families, and school leaders, Cody is committed to building a strong athletic culture that develops skills, encourages participation, and prepares our players and cheerleaders for continued success.

Under Cody’s guidance, the league is focused on creating a structured, safe, and competitive environment where kids can grow both on and off the field. His vision is simple but powerful: build the program the right way, support every child, and create a youth athletics experience that strengthens Wayne County for years to come.

How does the board support our youth athletes?

The ultimate goal of the Wayne County Youth Football League officers is to support the physical and emotional development of our young participants. Leadership in youth sports is not just about logistics; it’s about creating a safe harbor where children can take risks, learn from failure, and celebrate success. Our board members work tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure that the environment is one of positive reinforcement rather than high-stakes pressure.

By focusing on proper instruction and sportsmanship, the board ensures that the league serves as a bridge for students. We want our players to move from youth league to middle school and eventually to high school programs with a solid foundation of fundamentals. This transition is a core part of our mission, and the board actively communicates with school-level coaches to align our training methods. This synergy helps strengthen the entire athletic culture of Wayne County.

Strengthening the bridge to high school football

A primary objective for the 2026 leadership team is to enhance the pathway between youth football and the local middle and high school programs. Cody Pigg and the rest of the board recognize that a strong high school program begins at the youth level. By teaching the correct tackling techniques, offensive schemes, and defensive strategies early on, we prepare our athletes for the next level of competition.

This "bridge" concept also extends to cheerleading. Our cheer programs focus on the same progression of skills, ensuring that our cheerleaders are ready for the athleticism required in higher-grade levels. The board’s commitment to this philosophy means that your child isn’t just playing for a season; they are building a future in Wayne County athletics. You can learn more about our philosophy on the About page.

The WCYFL vision for community growth

Looking forward, the 2026 executive board aims to expand the reach of the Wayne County Youth Football League. This includes improving our Facilities and exploring new ways to engage families who are new to the area. The officers believe that football and cheer are the perfect vehicles for bringing the community together, especially in a place as close-knit as Waynesboro, TN.

By focusing on character, confidence, and responsibility, the WCYFL is helping to raise the next generation of leaders. The skills learned on the gridiron—discipline, respect for authority, and working as a unit—are the same skills required for success in adulthood. The board is dedicated to making sure the 2026 season is the best one yet, filled with memories that will last a lifetime for our players and their families.

Conclusion: Looking ahead to a winning season

The appointment of Cody Pigg, Caleb Cummings, Erica Tidwell, and Rebecca Kelley marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter for the Wayne County Youth Football League. This leadership team is united by a shared passion for youth development and community pride. As they take the helm, their focus remains steadfast on providing a structured, safe, and encouraging environment for every child in the league. Whether your child is stepping onto the field for the first time or returning for their final youth season, they are in good hands with this dedicated team of officers.

Key Takeaways for WCYFL Members:

New Leadership : Cody Pigg leads as President with a focus on fundamentals and safety.
Organizational Stability : The board is fully staffed to handle registration, scheduling, and facilities.
Community Mission : The league continues to act as a vital bridge to middle and high school sports.
Get Involved : Families are encouraged to engage with the league through volunteering and Contact Us for inquiries.
Registration : Stay tuned to the News section for upcoming 2026 season deadlines.

We look forward to seeing everyone at the fields and making this year a landmark season for Wayne County youth athletics.

Meet Caleb cummings: Our New WCYF vice President

As Vice President of the Wayne County Youth Football League , Caleb Cummings brings a strategic, business-minded, and community-focused approach to the organization. His role is centered on helping strengthen the league’s structure, improve communication, support fundraising efforts, build community partnerships, and ensure the league operates with professionalism, transparency, and long-term sustainability.

Caleb believes that a successful youth league requires more than what happens on game day. It takes organization, planning, strong governance, committed volunteers, and meaningful support from families, schools, local businesses, and the broader community. His focus is on helping create a solid foundation behind the scenes so coaches and athletes have the tools, resources, and support they need to be successful.

With experience in leadership, project management, community involvement, and athletics as a football and basketball official, Caleb is passionate about building a league that Wayne County can be proud of. His goal is to help grow participation, strengthen community engagement, and create a better connection between the youth league, local schools, and future athletic programs.

Caleb’s vision is to help make the Wayne County Youth Football League a well-organized, community-driven program that supports athletes, families, coaches, and volunteers while building pride across the county.

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