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This is the first program of its kind in local and national television. The program features children 9 and younger. Pintsized has had children as young as three. All teams and sports are welcome. You can submit and idea by emailing Penn Holderness at sports@wncn.com.

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Comments
Comment by sharon mcneill on October 16, 2008 @ 3:20 pm

lillington pint size is undefeated they have won all there games and blizzing like NFL players we have nice touch downs to count and great ball recovery please come and give our stars the camera please call 893-2864 for there next games coach krik team please come and enjoy the ride with our pint size

Comment by Stacy on October 17, 2008 @ 3:07 pm

Hi
My name is Stacy and I am the Team Mom for the Tiny Might Garner Trojans. My boyfriend is the Head Coach and this is our third year as volunteer’s. We would like for you guys to come out and film one of our games.

Comment by sharon mcneill on November 9, 2008 @ 10:20 pm

could you email me the vdeo of the game lillington vs dunn last year if you can my son played on the lillington cav team last year

Comment by Zelda Tuazama on November 17, 2008 @ 1:03 pm

Hi,

I am the mother of a Junior Pee Wee Capital City Steeler (Andrew Tuazama age 9). Currently the Junior Pee Wee Steelers are triuphing in an 11-0 season. The team is the 2008 CFF champions and are representing the Federation in the Mid-South Pop Warner Regionals. My son Andrew is one the youngest on the team, but played an important role on the definsive line. I would love for the pintsized NBC 17 crew to feature the Junior Pee Wee Steelers.

Hope to see you soon.
Proud Mom
Zelda Tuazama

Comment by Susan Copeland on November 19, 2008 @ 5:40 pm

My son’s plays for Cary Pop Warner with the PeeWee Division 1 League. He is 11. His team is headed to Charlotte to play in the Regional Finals playoffs and if they win that game they are off to Orlando for the Pop Warner Nationals.

Please include this age group with the Pint-sized sports. These kids and their coaches work hard and deserve to be mentioned and recognized.

They just played in Virginia and the team they beat had not lost a game in 3 years, so this is a deserving recognition.

Comment by Angie Murrane on December 2, 2008 @ 5:38 pm

My son also plays with the PeeWee Division I league for Cary Pop Warner. This team has definitely worked so hard and beat the odds. They won their last play off game in Charlotte and beat another undefeated team. Their coach says they have more heart than any other team they’ve played, and he’s right. They deserve recognition. My husband also has lots and lots of video if you want to put a segment of them on TV!

Comment by sharon mcneill on December 18, 2008 @ 7:48 pm

could you e mail me the video of lillington verse dunn back in 07 my son played on the lillington team

Comment by Tink Jones on March 11, 2009 @ 8:12 am

Hey Penn,

Which Pint-sized video will you be showing tonight? I, as well as my daughter, were involved with the Smithfield Parks and Rec 5-7yr old basketball league. Just didn’t wanna miss it.

Thanks and take care,

Tink Jones

Comment by Laura on June 24, 2009 @ 7:47 pm

I was wonderfing when you will air the DiamondJacks t-ball team from Holly Springs? You filmed the game many weeks ago. Thanks
Laura Sapienza(coach Dave Sapienza’s wife)

Comment by Mary Adams on June 26, 2009 @ 1:21 pm

I love your take on sports. Pint sized sports is awesome. It really gives our young emerging athletes a chance to shine. Would it be possible for you to email me or report the video from last September featuring the Wake Forest Titans flag team? I believe it was the week of Septembe 17. It was my son’s first footbal game ever and believe it or not, he scored a touchdown. The grandparents would love to be able to see it again. Okay–his parents also want to see it again! Thanks.

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