Saturday May 11th, 2013 the Chaos travel to chicago to take on the Chicago Cardinals at 7pm at Jackson Park located at 7100 S. Stoney Isand, Chicago IL

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Saturday May 4th, 2013 at Huntley Middle School located at 1515 S. 4th St in Dekalb IL. Kickoff is at 3:30pm, Tickets are $7.00 come support your home town team and be part of the Chaos Nation.

To order Duck Salt go to www.ducksalt.com

The Chaos Welcomes All American Tight end Jason Johnson as their new recievers coach.

The 2013 Schedule has been released;

Preseason:

5/4/2013 VS. The Chicago Falcons  (Huntley Middle School) 3:30pm KickOff

5/11/2013 VS. The Chicago Cardinals (Jackson Park, 7100 S. Stoney Island Chicago) 7pm KickOff

ILLINOIS CHAOS

Team	Date	Opponent	W-L	cWL	PF	PA	SoS	SoS owl
	Jun 1	Stallions of Country Club Hills			•	•
	Jun 8	at Illinois Cowboys
	Jun 15	Lake County Renegades
	Jun 22	at Illinois Justice
	Jul 6	Missouri Cyclones
	Jul 13	at Illinois Gators
	Jul 20	at Warren Township Wolves
	Jul 27	Illinois Justice
	Aug 3	Illinois Cowboys
	Aug 10	at Illinois Firehawks
		10 games

Second Evaluation Day on Sunday March 3rd at Haish Gym at 303 S. 9th in Dekalb from 3-5pm. Any new interested players there is a $35 evaluation fee. Any questions please email to kanecountychaos@gmail.com

For ALL Athletes, if you are going to be an athlete then you need to live as one. One of the most important parts of being an athlete is diet and this is were alot of players on this level fall short. One of the main reasons I recommend the use of an intelligently designed supplement program is because, quite frankly, the "balanced diet will provide all you need" notion is a myth. You cannot obtain all of the nutrients your body requires from your diet, and here’s why:

• There has never been a single clinical study that documents what comprises a balanced diet, nor one that has demonstrated one’s ability to meet basic nutrient requirements through whole foods alone.
• New studies show that food alone does not supply all of the micronutrients we need to prevent deficiency, let alone achieve optimal health.
• Very few of us have routine access to fresh, locally grown foods. Much of our diet comes from foods grown far away, picked when unripe, and then sent packing. Nutritional content is questionable and usually depleted.
• Even if we could obtain all the nutrients we need from our diet, it’s highly unlikely that any of us eats an ideal diet as consistently as we think we do.

 Supplementation fills in where diets fall short, and fall short they will, especially given the high nutrient demands of endurance athletes.

Top Shelf Supplements have created a special Chaos training pack that will help cover your needs as an athlete and of course at a special rate. Any player wanting to ensure they start building a football ready body can stop in the store in Dekalb or send Coach Hatcher a text at 708.200.8216 requesting a pack and Top Shelf will be at the evaulation day on the 17th withit ready for you. The price of this is $95.00 ($150.00 discount)

The Chaos would like Thank all participants for coming out to the Combine. Also the Chaos would like to Thank TOP SHELF SUPPLEMENTS for the support and the hydration. All potential players this is the time to if you havent already started to get in shape. JJ and JAson at Top Shelf will help YOU the player get your body football ready..All results from the combine will be posted in a couple of days. The next event will be  Sunday February 17th from 3-5pm at Haish Gym, 303 S. 9th St. in Dekalb, All new players will be charged a $35.00 evalaution fee..( same as the combine the $35 will be deducted if contracted to team)..

Illinois Chaos Football teams up with local health supplement store, begins fundraising.

Jessi Haish | Northern Star

Diamond Girls

Members of the Top Shelf Supplements "Diamond Girls" promote the Illinois Chaos minor league football team at the Mardi Gras Lanes Bowl-A-Rama fundraiser Saturday.

 

 

Posted: Sunday, November 18, 2012 11:14 pm

Illinois Chaos Football teams up with local health supplement store, begins fundraising Jessi Haish northernstar.info | 0 comments

Chaos ensued at Mardi Gras Lanes, 1730 Sycamore Road, on Saturday night as minor league football players raised funds for their upcoming season.

The Illinois Chaos Minor League Football team hosted a Bowl-A-Rama to offset their overhead costs and to introduce the team’s new sponsor, Top Shelf Supplements, 817 W. Lincoln Highway, a vitamin and health supplement supplier.

Chaos Coach Lloyd Hatcher hopes the team is able to make new connections through the sponsorship and the team’s recent move to DeKalb. “This isn’t just about the team,” Hatcher said. “It’s about building something bigger for everyone involved and the entire community.”

Hatcher is excited about the sponsorship and working with Top Shelf’s owner, JJ Johnson.

“[Johnson] believes in the team,” Hatcher said. “What he does, what we do, it ties together.”

The store’s “Diamond Girls,” a group of twelve girls who work on marketing for Top Shelf, will be cheerleaders for the Chaos football games.

“We are ready to help out,” said Kimberly Sobeski, senior kinesiology major and Diamond Girl. “And hopefully get some fans riled up!”

Roger Votaw of DeKalb, will be trying out for the team in January. Votaw’s last run with football was on the DeKalb high school team in 1990.

“I haven’t played in a long time but I’d really like to make the team,” Votaw said.

The team hopes to celebrate their new season in a new location with a championship in the Great Midwest Football League.

Daniel Cleveland, new recruit and sophomore sociology major, looks forward to earning some highlight tape to show to other colleges and hopefully a championship.

“I’d like to add a new ring to my collection,” Cleveland said with a smile as he showed his high school football championship ring.

Tryouts for Chaos will be held Jan. 20 at Sycamore High School, 555 Spartan Trail in Sycamore. The games are set to begin in June and home games will be played at Huntley Middle School, 1515 S. Fourth St. in DeKalb., and DeKalb High School, 501 W. Dresser Road.

Player and recruiter Chris Mathews is planning on keeping his eye on the prize.

“It’s basically championship or bust,” Mathews said.