Flag Football Registration will open on April 22 - June 22.

2024 Flag Football Fee * (K-2nd grades)

Register between April 22 and May 22 - $125 
May 23 - June 22   - Fee will increase to $150.

*Flag Football Fee includes jersey and flags are provided. You must provide mouth guard,  football cleats, water.

Practice usually begins second week of August and the season will run through the  2nd week in October.  This is subject to the league schedule. We are planning an end of the year tournament day again at M-Health Fairview.

Practices and games are held at Red Rock Elementary School unless noted otherwise.

- Monday/Wednesday:  5:30 PM

- Saturday:  9:00 AM

Games:

- Wednesday:  5:30 or 6:45 PM (Typical)

- Saturday:  8:00, 9:15, or 10:30 AM (Typical)

Once teams are finalized after 2023 registration, you will receive communications from your coach.

Learning physical skills. Young athletes learn both fundamental motor skills (e.g., running, jumping and hopping) and sport-specific skills (e.g., how to throw or catch a football) that allow them to stay active.

Appreciation of fitness. Two of the motives for participation identified by children is “to get exercise” and “stay in shape” (Ewing & Seefeldt; 1989)

Sense of belonging. Another strong motive of participation is social interaction. Sports can provide peer interaction through both teammates and healthy competition (see Weiss & Stuntz, 2004 for a review of the literature).

Acquiring sport skills for leisure. Learning the fundamental motor skills through sport (e.g., proprioception, coordination) can aid in skill development, but can also be transferred to other sports and leisure activities, promoting increased participation and involvement.

Flag football gives every child the chance to be an impact player. Kids of all sizes are throwing and catching the ball, making interceptions, pulling flags on defense and running for 50-yard touchdowns – all while having a good time, making friends, getting exercise and learning.

According to the Sports and Fitness Industry Association, nationwide in 2013, over 2.5 million youth participated in flag football – just shy of the numbers playing tackle and touch football.

A fun and exciting sport that is played year around, kids learn football skills while understanding the importance of maintaining good form and footwork. they'll learn the fundamentals of the sport and compete with other players who love the game as much as they do.

Flag football is a non-contact sport, and provides a safe activity for kids who love football.

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