In football, "JV" stands for Junior Varsity. Junior Varsity teams are typically made up of younger or less experienced players who are not yet ready to participate at the Varsity level. JV teams may be composed of freshmen, sophomores, and occasionally juniors, depending on the school or league.
The purpose of JV teams is to provide players with an opportunity to develop their skills and gain experience in preparation for potentially moving up to the Varsity team in the future. JV teams usually compete against other JV teams from schools in their conference or region.
Players on the JV team may still practice and compete in games, but they may not see as much playing time as those on the Varsity team. However, strong performances on the JV team can lead to opportunities to move up to the Varsity team and play at a higher level of competition. Ultimately, the goal of JV football is to help players grow and improve as they advance in their football careers.
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