Flag Football in Arizona: Leagues, Schools & Community Games

Welcome to the Flag Football Resource Center (FFRC), your online destination for everything related to the sport of flag football in Arizona. In this blog post, we will give you an overview of the leagues, schools, and community groups playing flag football in the state. Whether you are a parent or a player, a beginner or a veteran, we hope you will find something useful and interesting here. Thank you for reading our blog and supporting our website. As an affiliate website, we earn a small commission from some of the products and services we recommend, but this does not affect our editorial integrity or our passion for flag football. If you wish to add your game to our list of upcoming events, please email us at info@flagfootball.com and we will be happy to include it. Now, let’s get started with the introduction to flag football in Arizona.   ~Coach Mike & The Team

– i9 Sports® is the nation’s largest multi-sport provider focused on high-quality, community-based youth sports programs for kids ages 3 and up. They offer flag football leagues, camps and clinics in various locations throughout the Phoenix area, including Gilbert, Chandler, Mesa, Tempe, Scottsdale, Glendale, Peoria and more.

Here are some examples of the flag football programs offered by i9 Sports® in the Phoenix area:

– Avondale/Goodyear Friendship Park: This program offers 5-on-5 flag football for kids ages 4 to 14. The season runs from January to March, with games on Saturdays. The registration fee is $159.99 per player.

– Biltmore Arcadia Phoenix Biltmore Preparatory Academy: This program offers 6-on-6 flag football for kids ages 4 to 12. The season runs from January to March, with games on Saturdays. The registration fee is $169.99 per player.

– North Scottsdale Thunderbird Park: This program offers 7-on-7 flag football for kids ages 4 to 14. The season runs from January to March, with games on Sundays. The registration fee is $179.99 per player.

For more information about these and other flag football programs offered by i9 Sports®, please visit their website or contact them at (480) 730-6446 or leagueoffice311@i9sports.com.

– The Arizona Youth Sports (AZ Youth Sports) organization has flag football leagues for kids of all ages, from 5 to 14 years old. The leagues are divided into different age groups: U7, U9, U11, U13 and U15. Each age group has its own rules and regulations, which you can find on their website: https://www.azyouthsports.org/page/show/5696621-flag-football-rules.

The flag football season runs from March to May, and the games are played on Saturdays at various locations in the east valley. The registration fee is $125 per player, which includes a team jersey, flags and insurance. You can register online or by mail until February 28. If you register after that date, you will have to pay a $25 late fee.

If you want to join a flag football team, you can either sign up as an individual or as a group. If you sign up as an individual, you will be placed on a team based on your age and skill level. If you sign up as a group, you can request to play with your friends or classmates. However, there is no guarantee that you will be placed on the same team, as the teams are balanced by the league coordinators.

– Gridiron Football is a youth sports organization that offers 5v5 and 7v7 flag football leagues, tournaments and camps for boys and girls of all ages and skill levels. They have several locations across Arizona, including Phoenix, Tucson, Flagstaff, Prescott and more. You can find the nearest location to you on their website: https://www.arizonaflagfootball.com/Default.aspx?tabid=1349442

To register for a league, you need to create an account on the website and choose the season, location and division that suits you best. The registration fee varies depending on the program, but it usually ranges from $100 to $150 per player. The fee includes a jersey, flag belt, mouth guard and insurance. The registration deadline is usually one month before the season starts, but you can also sign up for late registration or join a waiting list if the spots are full.

Gridiron Football also hosts national tournaments for elite teams that want to compete against the best in the country. The tournaments are held in different states throughout the year and have different formats and rules. You can find more information about the tournaments and how to qualify on their website: https://www.arizonaflagfootball.com/Default.aspx?tabid=1349443

If you want to become a coach for Gridiron Football, you can apply online and get access to training materials, coaching tips and support from the staff. Coaching is a great way to share your passion for the game and help young players develop their skills and confidence. 

– The Canyon Athletic Association (CAA) is a non-profit organization that offers flag football leagues for high school and junior high students, as well as community and school programs.

The CAA flag football leagues follow the rules and regulations of the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS), with some modifications. The games are played on a 100-yard field, with seven players on each side. The teams compete in divisions based on their skill level and geographic location. The top eight teams in each division advance to the state playoffs, which are held in October at ASU West.

The CAA also provides opportunities for community and school programs to join the flag football action. The CAA partners with local organizations such as the Boys & Girls Clubs, YMCA, and city parks and recreation departments to offer flag football clinics, camps, tournaments, and leagues for youth of all ages and abilities. The CAA also supports school programs that want to start or expand their flag football offerings, by providing equipment, training, and scheduling assistance.

If you are interested in joining or starting a flag football program with the CAA, you can find more information on their website: https://azcaa.sportngin.com/page/show/4360680-flag-football. You can also contact the flag football commissioner, Dana Smith, at 602-881-2128 or dana@azcaa.com. The CAA is always looking for new players, coaches, officials, and volunteers to join their flag football community.  State law requires that all coaches, referees and volunteers provide a current BACKGROUND CHECK which must be updated every 2 years.
 

-The AIA Flag Football 5A State Championship is a tournament that features 16 high school teams from different cities and towns across the state, such as Eastmark, Westview, Flagstaff, Campo Verde, Canyon View, Millennium, and more. The tournament runs from October 24 to November 4, and you can watch the live webcasts on NFHS Network.

The registration dates and costs vary depending on the league, community organization, or school program that you join. You can find the contact information of these programs on the AIA website: https://azpreps365.com/brackets/football-flag/5a/1286-2023-aia-flag-football-5a-state-championship. Here you can also see the brackets, scores, standings, and recognition of the teams and players.

The tournament is a great opportunity to showcase your skills, have fun with your friends, and compete for the state title. The 2023 champion was Campo Verde, who defeated Canyon View in a close final game. If you are interested in joining or watching the next AIA Flag Football 5A State Championship, make sure to follow the updates on the AIA website.

– Next Level Flag Football is a youth flag football program that operates in more than 70 locations across the US, including Arizona, California, Colorado, Georgia, Louisiana, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, Oklahoma, Oregon, Tennessee, Texas and Utah. Next Level Flag Football is open to all participants from kindergarten through 8th grade, and it offers a unique opportunity to learn from and play with local high school, college and university coaches and players.

Next Level Flag Football has been running since 2010, when it started as a neighborhood game at Serra High School in San Mateo, California. Since then, it has grown to become one of the most popular flag football programs in the country, with thousands of kids enjoying the game every year. Next Level Flag Football focuses on skill development, sportsmanship, teamwork and fun. It also provides a safe and positive environment for kids to play and learn.

Next Level Flag Football has different site locations for boys and girls, depending on the availability of coaches and facilities. Some of the site locations are:

– North Phoenix @ Pinnacle High School
– Tuscon @ University of Arizona
– Marin @ Marin Catholic High School
– San Francisco @ Archbishop Riordan
– Berkeley @ University of California
– Los Gatos @ Los Gatos High School
– San Jose Girls @ Archbishop Mitty High School

You can find the full list of site locations and more information about the program on their website: https://www.nextlevelsports.com/Default.aspx?tabid=316478

The cost of registration varies depending on the site location, but it typically ranges from $295 to $395 per player. The registration fee includes a personalized NFL jersey, shorts, flags and other gear.

If you are interested in joining Next Level Flag Football, you can register online at https://app.nextlevelsports.com/. You can also contact them by phone at (650) 362-4975 or by email at info@nextlevelsports.com.

– The Arizona Sports League (ASL) offers adult flag football leagues across Phoenix, Mesa, Tempe and more. You can join as a free agent or bring your own team to compete in different skill levels.

One of the leagues that ASL runs is the Flag Football Thursday league in Mesa. This league plays at Quail Run Park from 6:30 pm to 10:30 pm. The league is open to men and women aged 18 and older. The registration fee is $75 per player or $750 per team. The league runs for 8 weeks, plus playoffs. The next season starts on February 15th and ends on April 12th.

To register for the Flag Football Thursday league, you can visit https://azsportsleague.com/flag-football-thursday/ and fill out the online form. You can also contact ASL at info@azsportsleague.com or call them at 602-930-5143. ASL will provide referees, flags, field markers, schedules and standings for the league.

ASL also offers other flag football leagues on different days and locations. You can find more information about them at https://azsportsleague.com/product-category/flag-football/.

– MaxPreps: This is a website that covers high school sports, including flag football. You can find schedules, scores, standings, rankings, stats, and team information for Arizona high school flag football teams. You can also watch live games, highlights, and interviews. You can visit https://www.maxpreps.com/az/flag-football/ to stay updated on the high school flag football scene in Arizona.

– Arizona Flag Football Association (AFFA): This is the largest and most established flag football organization in Arizona. It offers leagues for men, women, coed, youth, and corporate teams. The AFFA runs year-round seasons with different divisions and skill levels. You can register as an individual or as a team. The AFFA also hosts tournaments and events throughout the year. For more information, visit https://www.arizonaflagfootball.com/

– Arizona Youth Flag Football League (AYFFL): This is a youth flag football league for boys and girls ages 4-14. The AYFFL provides a safe and fun environment for kids to learn and play flag football. The AYFFL follows NFL Flag rules and provides official NFL jerseys and flags for each player. The AYFFL has multiple locations across Arizona, including Phoenix, Scottsdale, Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Tempe, Glendale, Peoria, Surprise, Avondale, Goodyear, Buckeye, Casa Grande, Maricopa, Tucson, Flagstaff, Prescott, and Yuma. The AYFFL runs two seasons per year: spring (March-May) and fall (September-November). Registration is open online at https://www.nflflag.com/locations/arizona

– Flag Football AZ is a community organization that offers flag football leagues for adults and youth in Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, Chandler, Gilbert, and Mesa. The leagues run year-round and have different divisions based on skill level and age group. The leagues also provide referees, equipment, jerseys, trophies, and online stats. You can register online or contact them for more information on their website: https://www.flagfootballaz.com.

– NFL Flag is a national program that partners with local organizations to provide flag football leagues for boys and girls ages 5-17. The program aims to promote physical activity, sportsmanship, teamwork, and fun. The participants get to wear official NFL team jerseys and play in regional tournaments. You can find a league near you or start your own on their website: https://nflflag.com.

– The Arizona Premier Flag Football league offers NFL Flag Football programs for boys and girls of all ages and skill levels in four locations: Mesa, Chandler, Queen Creek, and Vail. You can register online for the upcoming spring season, which starts on January 19th and ends with a single elimination tournament.

The early bird price is $149 until February 15th, so don’t miss this opportunity to join the fastest growing flag football league in the East Valley and Tucson. You can also volunteer as a coach, referee, or staff member and help grow the sport in your community. Arizona Premier Flag Football is also an ESA approved P.E. credit and offers summer camps and training sessions for youth players. For more information, visit their website at https://www.azpremierflag.com/ or contact them at info@azpremierflag.com.

– The Unit Athletics is a travel football organization that offers 5 on 5 flag and 7 on 7 teams for student athletes who want to improve their skills and have an amazing experience. The Unit Athletics is ranked number one in the country in both flag and 7 on 7, and has won several national championships in different tournaments.

The organization is based on faith, family, friendships and unity, and welcomes players from all over the valley. You can find more information about their teams, training, schedule and registration on their website: https://theunitathletics.com/. Whether you are new to the sport or looking for a challenge, The Unit Athletics is a great option for you.

Tempe

If you are looking for a flag football program offered by the City of Tempe here is a summary of what you need to know:

– The program is open to boys and girls from kindergarten to 8th grade, of all skill levels.
– The program runs for eight weeks, one day per week, from March 18 to May 9, 2024.
– The first two weeks are dedicated to football camp, where participants learn the basics of offense, defense and special teams.
– The remaining six weeks are regular season games, where each team practices for 30 minutes and then plays a game for an hour, under field lights.
– The program is held at the Tempe Sports Complex Event Field, located at 8401 S. Hardy Dr.
– The registration fee is $65 per participant, which includes a jersey and flag belt.
– Registration is open from January 15 to February 26, 2024. You can register online at https://apm.activecommunities.com/tempeopportunities or in person at one of the Recreation/Community Centers listed here: https://www.tempe.gov/government/community-services/classes-leagues
– If you need financial assistance, you can apply for a youth scholarship if you are a Tempe or Guadalupe resident and/or enrolled in a Tempe or Kyrene school. More information here: https://www.tempe.gov/government/community-services/classes-leagues/scholarships
– If you have any questions or concerns, you can contact Angie Garibay, Sr. Recreation Coordinator, at (480) 350-5222 or angie_garibay@tempe.gov

For more details about the flag football program, you can visit the official website here: https://www.tempe.gov/government/community-services/classes-leagues/sports-youth/flag-football

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Flag football soft cleats    metal cleats are NOT allowed in flag football.

Flag football headgear    soft, padded helmets, in some leagues these are MANDATORY, especially for kids under 14.

Flag football mouth guards   SO IMPORTANT for kids and MANDATORY for most leagues!

Flag football flags and belts    USUALLY supplied with your registration fee.

Flag Football Gloves    for those SERIOUS players wanting a little extra grip.

Flag Football Shorts    pockets are not allowed on your shorts.

Cheerleaders  everything you need to be a Flag Football Cheerleader!

Flag Football Sets These COMPLETE SETS come with flags, belts, end zone markers and more. Great for starting your very own backyard or community game!

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Core 5 Flag Football

If you want to play flag football in Arizona, you should check out Core 5 Flag Football, the premier youth NFL flag football league in the valley. Core 5 Flag Football offers programs for boys and girls of all ages and skill levels in Peoria and Anthem/North Phoenix.

You can register for the upcoming winter or spring season online at https://core5ff.com/register/. The registration fee includes an official NFL flag jersey, flags, and insurance. You can also join Core 5 camps to improve your skills and learn from experienced coaches. Core 5 Flag Football is a partner of NFL Flag and USA Football, and follows their rules and guidelines to ensure a fair and safe game for everyone.

Blue Chip NFL Flag Football

Blue Chip NFL Flag Football leagues are for boys and girls ages 4-17 who want to learn the sport of football without the risk of injury from tackle. You can choose from different co-ed divisions and age groups, and wear the official colors, logos, and uniforms of your favorite NFL team.

The Blue Chip NFL Flag Football leagues are available in various locations in Arizona, California, Ohio, and other states. You can find the nearest league to you by visiting their website: https://www.bluechipyouthsports.com/copy-of-nfl-flag-football-2

The registration for the leagues is open now and the cost is $175 per player. The fee includes an NFL reversible jersey, flag belt, mouthpiece, player insurance, 8 regular season games, playoffs, trophies or medals, and an end of season party. The season starts in January and ends in March.

If you are looking for a more competitive level of flag football, you can also join the Blue Chip Youth Sports Travel Teams. These teams are for players who want to take their game to the next level and play against other teams in local, regional, and national tournaments. The travel teams are for players ages 6-14 and they include the Pasadena Predators, Los Angeles Phantoms, and the Antelope Valley Heat.

The travel teams have a 6 month season (either 1st half or 2nd half of the year) and require a high commitment from the players, parents, coaches, and teammates. The cost for the travel teams varies depending on the number of tournaments they participate in. You can find more information about the travel teams here: https://www.bluechipyouthsports.com/copy-of-nfl-flag-football

Surprise & Wickenburg

Hyperdrive Flag Football is a league for ages 5-17 in Surprise and Wickenburg. Hyperdrive Flag Football offers a 5 on 5, coed, NFL-themed experience, with official NFL Flag jerseys and flags for each player. The seasons last eight games, with a playoff tournament at the end.

You can register as an individual or as a team, and enjoy practices one or two times per week in the evening. The registration fee is $125 per player, which includes the jersey, flags, and insurance. The registration deadline for the winter season is January 15, and the games will start on February 5.  You will need to check their website for updates on Summer leagues.

You can register online at https://www.hyperdriveflag.com/Default.aspx?tabid=1077121 or contact Hyperdrive Flag Football at 623-687-7109.

Scottsdale

Whether you are an adult or a youth, a beginner or a pro, you can find a league or a program  to play flag football in Scottsdale, Arizona.

For adults, the City of Scottsdale offers four seasons of 8 on 8 flag football, with games played on Saturday mornings and some weeknight evenings. The spring season starts on March 30 and costs $525 per team ($575 after February 18). You can register online as a team manager or as a free agent.

The league format consists of seven regular games followed by a single-elimination tournament. Games are played at various parks in Scottsdale, such as Chaparral Park, Eldorado Park, Horizon Park and Vista del Camino Park. For more information, visit https://www.scottsdaleaz.gov/sports/flag-football or contact the Adult Sports Office at 480-312-0227 or adultsports@scottsdaleaz.gov.

For youth, the City of Scottsdale also offers flag football programs for different age groups and skill levels. You can enroll your child in a recreational league, a skills clinic or a camp. The recreational league is open to boys and girls ages 5 to 14 and runs from September to November. The skills clinic is open to boys and girls ages 6 to 14 and runs from January to February. The camp is open to boys and girls ages 6 to 14 and runs for one week in June. All programs require a Youth Sports jersey and a one-piece belt with three flags. A junior sized leather football is used for all programs. For more information, visit https://www.scottsdaleaz.gov/sports or contact the Youth Sports Office at 480-312-7658 or youthsports@scottsdaleaz.gov.

The AZ Youth Flag Football Brigade is partnered with NFL Flag, which means you get to wear official NFL jerseys and belts, and play by the NFL rules. You can choose from three seasons: fall, winter or spring, and play in either recreational or competitive divisions. The league is open to boys and girls aged 4-12, and offers camps and tournaments throughout the year.

The league plays at Cherokee Elementary School in Scottsdale, and registration is open online at https://www.azfootballbrigade.com/azfootballbrigadenflflag. The registration fee is $175 per player, which includes the uniform, insurance and referee fees. The winter season starts in January and ends in March, with games on Saturdays. The spring season starts in April and ends in June, with games on Sundays. The fall season starts in September and ends in November, with games on Saturdays.

If you want to learn more about the league, you can read the rulebook for the winter season at https://www.azfootballbrigade.com/Default.aspx?tabid=1431792, or contact Marino Lee at 602-510-9766. You can also follow the league on Instagram at @azfootballbrigade.

Glendale

If you want to play flag football in Arizona, you might want to check out AZ Dynamic Sports. This is a co-ed league that offers flag football for ages 5-14 in the Glendale area. Here are some details about their flag football program:

– They have three seasons per year: Winter (January 21-March 4), Spring (April 1-May 13) and Fall (September 16-October 28).
– Practices are twice a week, usually on Monday/Wednesday or Tuesday/Thursday, depending on the coach and the parents’ preferences.
– Games are on Saturday mornings and require a mouthpiece for safety.
– The registration fee covers the game jersey and the 7-week season, plus a tournament at the end of the season.
– They use a phone app called Teamsnap for information sharing and scheduling.
– They have a YouTube channel where they post highlights of the games.
– They focus on developing the players as athletes and as people, and they value their community and sponsors.

If you are interested in joining or learning more about AZ Dynamic Sports, you can visit their website at https://www.azdynamicsports.com/ or call them at (602) 791-6881. You can also find them at 10791 N 55th Dr, Glendale, AZ, 85304.

East Valley

The Queen Creek Ball Hawks are a youth flag football team that offers boys and girls teams for different age groups. They play in the Gridiron Football League, which is one of the largest and most prestigious flag football leagues in the country.

The Queen Creek Ball Hawks are more than just a sports team. They are a nonprofit organization that aims to help young athletes develop their skills, leadership, confidence and character. They have experienced coaches who teach the fundamentals of flag football and foster a positive and supportive environment. They also emphasize the importance of academic excellence, healthy lifestyles, discipline and perseverance.

The Queen Creek Ball Hawks have teams for boys and girls ages 5 to 14. They practice and play at various locations in Gilbert and Queen Creek. The registration fee is $150 per player, which includes a jersey, shorts, flags and insurance. The registration for the spring season is open until February 28th. You can register online at https://www.queencreekballhawks.com/teams or contact them at queencreekballhawks@gmail.com.

AZ Premier Flag Football league in  East Valley and Tucson has leagues for boys and girls ages 4 to 14. You can sign up for the spring season in Vail, Queen Creek or Chandler, or join the summer season in Mesa. For more information, visit https://www.azpremierflag.com/ .

The Club HBHF Arizona program provides 5v5 flag football for boys, girls and coed teams, ages 5 to 14. The program also offers 7v7 football and basketball, but this summary will focus on the flag football aspect.

Club HBHF Arizona aims to inspire young athletes to be great in whatever they want to do, following the example of Kobe Bryant. The program emphasizes fun, fitness, teamwork and sportsmanship. The flag football games are played on Saturdays at various locations in Gilbert, Mesa and Chandler. The registration fee is $125 per player, which includes a jersey, shorts and flags. The registration deadline for the spring season is February 28th. The season runs from March 12th to May 7th.

If you are interested in joining Club HBHF Arizona, you can visit their website at https://www.clubhbhfaz.com/ and fill out an online registration form. You can also contact them by email at clubhbhfaz@gmail.com or by phone at (480) 788-5099.

Arizona State University

Next Level Sports is a program that partners with college football teams to offer flag football leagues for kids from kindergarten to 7th grade. You can play with the coaches and players from your favorite college team, learn new skills, and make new friends.

One of the locations that Next Level Sports offers is in Tempe, Arizona, at Arizona State University. This is the first official season of Next Level Flag Football in Tempe, after the previous season was canceled due to COVID-19. The season will run from January 16th to March 6th, with 9 weeks of games and practices. The games are mostly on Sundays, except for two Saturdays on February 12th and March 5th.

The registration fee is $250, which includes a custom jersey, shorts, flags, and other equipment. You can also purchase optional player packs with additional merchandise, such as a hoodie, a compression shirt, or a sideline bag. The teams are divided by grade level, and each team has a maximum of 10 players. You can register online at https://www.nextlevelsports.com/Default.aspx?tabid=1004040.

– Arizona State University Flag Football Club: This is a club sport for students at Arizona State University who want to play flag football competitively or recreationally. The club has both men’s and women’s teams that compete in local and national tournaments. The club also organizes pick-up games and social events for its members. The club welcomes players of all skill levels and backgrounds. To join the club or learn more, visit https://asu.campuslabs.com/engage/organization/asuflagfootball

Tucson

The intramural sports program at the University of Arizona has various sports options for students, faculty and staff, including flag football.

Flag football is offered in two seasons: Season A (Fall Weeks 3-8) and Season D (Spring Weeks 11-16). You can choose from different leagues, such as Open, CoRec or Greek, depending on your preference and eligibility. The minimum roster size is 7 players (8 for CoRec), and you can either create your own team or join an existing one. The games are played on the Campus REC fields, and the registration fee is $50 per team.

To register for flag football or any other intramural sport, you need to create an account on IMLeagues, buy a pass for the season, select the sport and create or join a team. You can find more details and instructions on the Campus REC website: https://rec.arizona.edu/sports/intramural-sports

The Sports Park Tucson is an outdoor recreation facility that offers flag football leagues for all skill levels. Whether you are a beginner or a pro, you can find a league that suits your schedule and preferences.

Sports Park Tucson has six softball/baseball fields, batting cages, volleyball courts and more. You can enjoy playing flag football on well-maintained fields with professional referees and friendly staff. You can also join other sports and activities at the park, such as kickball, cornhole, dodgeball and soccer.

To join a flag football league, you need to register online at https://sportsparktucson.com/flag-football. The registration fee includes one match per week, six weeks of regular season play, two weeks of playoffs and a single elimination tournament. The champion team will get prizes and a winner photo. You can register as a team captain, a team player or a free agent.

The flag football leagues run on different days of the week, depending on the season. You can find the current and upcoming leagues on the website. You can also contact Sports Park Tucson at (520) 631-4256 or info@sportsparktucson.com for more information.

The Tucson Jewish Community Center (Tucson JCC) is a community space located in central Tucson that offers a variety of sports and fitness programs for all ages and abilities.

The flag football league is open to adults 18 and older, and runs from January to March. The games are played on Sundays from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm on the Tucson JCC’s outdoor turf field. The league follows NFL Flag rules, which means no tackling, blocking, or contact. Each team consists of five players on the field, with a minimum of eight players on the roster. The league fee is $500 per team, which includes jerseys, flags, referees, and trophies for the champions.

To register for the flag football league, you can visit the Tucson JCC’s website https://tucsonjcc.org/sports/adult-leagues/ and fill out an online form. You can also contact the Sports and Wellness Director, Josh Shenker, at jshenker@tucsonjcc.org or (520) 299-3000 ext. 151 for more information.

The Arizona Cardinals

If you are a girl who loves football one of the programs is the Arizona Cardinals Girls Football Camps, where girls can learn the skills and fundamentals of flag football from experienced coaches and players. The camps are open to girls of all skill levels and ages, and they are free to attend. To register for a camp or get more information, you can fill out an interest form on the Arizona Cardinals website.

Another program is the Arizona Cardinals Girls Flag Football League Finder, where you can search for a flag football league near you. There are many leagues and organizations that offer flag football for girls in different cities and towns across Arizona, such as Phoenix, Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler, Scottsdale, Glendale, Peoria, Tempe, Tucson, Flagstaff, and more. You can find the contact information and registration details of each league on the Arizona Cardinals website.

The Arizona Cardinals also recognize and celebrate the achievements of girls flag football players and coaches in the state. They host the High School State Championships for 5A and 6A divisions, where the best teams compete for the title. They also award the Girls Flag Player of the Week and the Girls Flag Player of the Year honors to outstanding individuals who excel on and off the field.

If you want to learn more about girls flag football in Arizona, you can visit the Arizona Cardinals website at https://www.azcardinals.com/youth/girls-football/.

– Arizona Cardinals High School Flag Football League: This is a high school flag football league for girls sponsored by the Arizona Cardinals NFL team. The league aims to promote female participation and empowerment in sports. The league consists of 16 teams from different high schools in the Phoenix metro area. The league runs from February to April and culminates in a championship game at State Farm Stadium. The league also provides coaching clinics, player clinics, and scholarships for the participants. For more information, visit https://www.nflflag.com/locations/arizona/cardinals-high-school-flag-football-league

Phoenix

If you are want to improve your flag football skills and have fun in the Phoenix area, you might want to check out Team Impact Coaching. This is a non-profit organization that offers various programs for youth athletes of all ages and levels. Here is a summary of what they offer:

– Individual sessions: One-on-one lessons with experienced coaches that focus on specific skills and techniques. You can book a session online or by phone.
– TI Select: A specialized training program for the most dedicated athletes who want to take their game to the next level. This program requires an evaluation and a commitment to attend weekly sessions and tournaments.
– TI Assassins Tackle: A program that helps flag football players transition to tackle football by teaching them the fundamentals of the game in a safe and controlled environment. This program is open to players aged 8-14 and runs from August to November.
– TI Expanse: A unique NFL flag league that gives players the opportunity to play under the Friday night lights at various locations in the Phoenix area. This league is open to players aged 5-17 and runs from September to December. Registration is online and costs $175 per player.
– Summer camps: Indoor, week-long summer camps that provide fun and challenging activities for all skill levels and athletes. These camps run from June to August at different locations and times. Registration is online and costs $150 per week.
– Skills training: Weekly group training sessions that cover different aspects of the game, such as passing, catching, route running, defense, etc. These sessions are open to players aged 5-17 and run from January to May. Registration is online and costs $25 per session or $200 for 10 sessions.
– Impact travel: Tournament travel teams that compete against other teams from across the country. These teams are selected by tryouts and require a high level of commitment and performance. Travel costs are not included in the registration fee.

For more information about Team Impact Coaching, you can visit their website at https://www.teamimpactcoaching.com/ or call them at (480) 246-9462.

–Arizona Youth Sports Spring Team Registration:  You can register your team name and color, and get a $10 discount off the current fee. You can also choose from different locations and age divisions to suit your preferences. Here are some details you need to know:

– The registration is open until March 15, when the rosters will be released.
– The coaches’ clinic will be held on March 23, and the game schedule will be released on March 30.
– The games will start on April 13 and end on May 18, with playoffs and championship games for some divisions.
– The locations are: Gilbert (Mesquite Junior High & South Valley Junior High), Central/North Mesa (Franklin at Brimhall Elementary School & Poston Junior High), Queen Creek & San Tan Valley (Newell Barney Junior High & Queen Creek Middle School), and Chandler (Payne Junior High).
– The age divisions are: 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12, and 13-14. You can use each player’s age on December 31 for division placement.
– The equipment you need are: mouthguard (highly recommended), athletic shorts/pants, athletic shoes, and a football.  You can find reviews and great prices on this website here: https://flagfootballoutlet.com/category/shop-with-confidence/

To register your team, visit https://azyouthsports.sportngin.com/register/form/297224357 and follow the instructions. You will need to complete contact information, sign up for participation and complete payment. You will also need to sign the HEADS UP Concussion Waiver. For more information, you can contact Arizona Youth Sports at info@azyouthsports.com or call them at (480) 539-8989.

The Arizona Legends Flag Football team are part of the Flag 7 league, which is affiliated with the NFL. Here is a summary of what you need to know about them:

– The Arizona Legends Flag Football team is based in Phoenix, Arizona. They play their home games at the Saint Mary Spines Stadium.
– The team competes in the Flag 7 league, which is a national flag football league that follows the NFL flag football rules and format. The league has 32 teams across the country, divided into eight divisions of four teams each.
– The team’s schedule for the 2024 season consists of 28 regular season games, plus playoffs and championships. The season runs from February to May, with games on Saturdays and Sundays. You can find the full schedule on their website: https://flag7.com/team/arizona-legends-flag-football/
– The team’s roster includes players of different ages, genders, and skill levels. They are always looking for new players to join them. If you are interested, you can register online or contact the team’s coach, John Smith, at john.smith@email.com or (480) 555-1234.
– The registration fee for the 2024 season is $150 per player, which includes an official NFL flag jersey, shorts, belt, and flags. You also need to pay a $25 annual membership fee to the Flag 7 league. You can pay online or by cash or check at the first practice session.
– The team practices twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm at the Saint Mary Spines Stadium. The first practice session for the 2024 season is on January 31. You need to bring your own water bottle, cleats, and mouth guard.
– The team’s motto is “Fun and Friends”. They are a friendly and supportive group of players who enjoy playing flag football and having fun together. They also organize social events and fundraisers throughout the season.

If you want to learn more about the Arizona Legends Flag Football team or the Flag 7 league, you can visit their websites or follow them on Instagram @arizona_legends_flag_football and @flag_7_league. You can also email them at info@arizona-legends-flag-football.com or call them at (602) 555-5678.

We hope this summary has given you an overview of what the Arizona Legends Flag Football team is all about. If you are interested in joining them or watching their games, don’t hesitate to contact them or visit their website. They would love to have you as part of their flag football family!

– Mountain Pointe Pride is another high school flag football team that plays in the 6A Central conference. The team had a challenging first season, dealing with injuries and a tough schedule. The team ended with a 6-7 record and missed the playoffs. The team is coached by Eric Lauer, who also coaches boys basketball at Mountain Pointe High School. You can read more about the team and their season on this article: https://azpreps365.com/articles/13397-injuries-hampered-mountain-pointes-first-official-flag-football-season.

–City of Phoenix provides flag football programs for youth ages 5-11 at various parks throughout the city. The registration fee is $25 per child and includes a jersey and a mouthpiece. You can register online at https://www.phoenix.gov/parks/sports/football or call 602-262-6575 for more information.

– Grand Canyon University hosts flag football leagues for men and women who are students, faculty, or staff of the university. The leagues are free to join and run throughout the academic year. You can register online at https://gcu.edu/student-life/intramurals or call 602-639-6055 for more information.

– Playmakers Club is a sports organization that offers kickball and flag football leagues for adults in Phoenix. The leagues are co-ed, social, and competitive, and run year-round. The registration fee is $65 per person or $650 per team. You can register online at https://www.pmclubsports.org/ or call 480-382-2690 for more information.

Mesa

The Mesa Parks and Recreation’s co-ed flag football league for grades K-8 is designed to teach the basics of the game, develop skills and promote sportsmanship in a recreational setting. Here are some details you need to know:

– Registration begins on July 12, and ends on September 22. You can register online, by mail, in person or by dropping off a registration form at the Mesa Parks and Recreation office.
– The fee is $90 for Mesa residents and $108 for non-residents. Fee assistance and scholarships are available for eligible participants.
– The league runs from October 15 to December 10. Games are played on Saturdays between 8:30 AM and 3:30 PM at Quail Run Soccer Complex, field 3 and 4 (4155 E. Virginia St, Mesa).
– Participants will receive a team t-shirt and will practice and play a game each week. Teams are formed based on school zones and friend requests. Volunteer coaches are needed and will receive free training and resources. State law requires that all coaches, referees and volunteers provide a current BACKGROUND CHECK which must be updated every 2 years.
– You can find more information about the league, including schedules, standings, rules and parent information, on the Mesa Parks and Recreation website: https://www.mesaparks.com/sports-programs/youth-sports/flag-football

– Mesa Jackrabbits is a high school flag football team that plays in the 6A East Valley conference. The team had a successful first season of the newly sanctioned sport, finishing with a 9-4 record and reaching the quarterfinals of the state tournament. The team is coached by Amy Strawn, who also coaches girls basketball at Mesa High School. You can find more information about the team and the schedule on their website: https://www.mpsaz.org/mesa/athletics/teams/fbflag.

Special Olympics Arizona

The Special Olympics Arizona flag football program has flag football for athletes with intellectual disabilities of all ages and abilities. You can join a traditional team, a skills team, or a unified team that includes people without disabilities. You can also participate in skills training, competitions, and support programs.

There are six geographic areas in Arizona that offer flag football: River, Mountain, Monument, Palo Verde, Four Peaks, and Coronado. Each area has different local programs, leagues, community organizations, and school programs that you can join. To find out more about the flag football opportunities near you, visit https://specialolympicsarizona.org/special-olympics-near-you/ and select your region.

You can also contact the Special Olympics Arizona headquarters office in Phoenix at (602) 230-1200 or visit their website at https://specialolympicsarizona.org/ for more information.

The Syndicate

The Syndicate is a youth sports organization that offers training and competitive play for ages 3-14. The Syndicate has certified trainers and coaches with over 30 years of experience in flag football, tackle, baseball, basketball and track & field. Whether you are a beginner, intermediate or experienced player, The Syndicate can help you improve your fitness and skills through discipline and high-level training.

The Syndicate has two locations in Arizona: The Syndicate West AFFL Flag Avondale and The Syndicate South NFL Flag Laveen. You can register online for the fall season, which starts in August and ends in November. The registration fee is $150 per player, which includes a jersey, shorts, flags and insurance. The Syndicate also hosts tournaments throughout the year, such as the Summer Night Back Yard Boogie Tournament and the All Girl Tournament We Can Play 2.

To learn more about The Syndicate and its programs, you can visit their website at https://www.syndicatepro.org/. There you can find their schedule, field status, training videos, news and contact information. You can also sign up for their newsletter to get updates and special offers. The Syndicate is a proud partner of NFL Flag and USA Football, so you can be sure that you are playing in a safe and quality environment.

DeAndre Hopkins Football

The DeAndre Hopkins NFL FLAG Football league is endorsed by the Arizona Cardinals star wide receiver and offers a unique opportunity for boys and girls of elementary and middle school age to learn the game of football, develop their skills, and have a blast with their friends.

The DeAndre Hopkins NFL FLAG Football league has several locations throughout Arizona, including Phoenix, Scottsdale, Peoria, Tempe, and Laveen. The league runs for seven weeks in the winter season, starting from December 4th and ending on February 5th. The games are played exclusively on Saturdays, making it convenient for busy families. The league is open to all skill levels and follows the no-contact rule of NFL FLAG.

As a participant of the DeAndre Hopkins NFL FLAG Football league, you will get access to premier playing facilities, Cardinals and NFL FLAG gear and apparel, and exclusive content and training tips from DeAndre Hopkins himself. You will also have a chance to participate in special events and experiences hosted by the Arizona Cardinals and DeAndre Hopkins. Plus, you will benefit from the positive effects of playing sports, such as physical fitness, teamwork, confidence, and sportsmanship.

The registration fee for the DeAndre Hopkins NFL FLAG Football league is $175 per player, which includes a reversible NFL FLAG jersey, flag belt, shorts, socks, mouthpiece, and insurance. However, if you are from an income-restricted family, you can apply for a scholarship from Every Kid Sports, a non-profit organization that covers the cost of registration fees for youth recreational sports. With Every Kid Sports, you can register for the league for only $10.

If you are interested in joining the DeAndre Hopkins NFL FLAG Football league, you can visit their website at https://www.deandrehopkinsnflflag.com/ or https://www.nffleagues.com/deandre-hopkins to find out more information and sign up online. You can also contact them by phone at (480) 719-6100 or by email at info@nffleagues.com.

Arcadia

Huddle Up Flag Football, brought to you by Arcadia Sports Central is a co-ed program for kids aged 4-15, where they can learn the fundamentals of the game and compete in a 5 on 5 format. The program runs in the spring, fall and winter seasons, and each player gets an NFL reversible game jersey, 8 scheduled games, and a chance to win a trophy or a medal in the end of season tournament. The player fees start at $139 and increase as the season kick off draws near. You can register online at https://arcadiasportscentral.com/football/.

Huddle Up Flag Football plays at Vista Del Camino Park, where there are four fields available for different age divisions. You can find the weekly schedules and standings for each division on https://arcadiasportscentral.com/football/schedules-standings/. The games are on Sundays, starting from 10 am to 6 pm, depending on the division. The coaches are volunteers who are background checked and certified by Arcadia Sports Central. They provide the equipment and guidance for the players to have a successful and enjoyable season.

Chandler, Gilbert & Queen Creek Area

If you are looking for flag football in the Chandler, Gilbert or Queen Creek area, you should check out i9 Sports. They offer youth flag football leagues for boys and girls from PreK (3 years old) to 7th grade. You can choose from different locations and days to suit your schedule and preferences. Here are some of the benefits of playing flag football with i9 Sports:

– You can register online at https://www.i9sports.com/franchises/gilbert-chandler-queen-creek-az/159
– You can request to play with your friends, siblings or a specific coach
– You will receive an official i9 Sports reversible jersey and flag belt
– You will practice on game day, before your game, so you don’t have to worry about extra time commitments
– You will learn the fundamentals of flag football and good sportsmanship from certified coaches and officials
– You will have fun and make new friends in a safe and positive environment

The registration fees vary depending on the season and the location, but they range from $110 to $170. The registration deadlines are also different for each season, so make sure you sign up early to secure your spot and get the best price. You can find more information about the upcoming seasons, locations, dates and times on their website. If you have any questions, you can contact the program director at leagueoffice159@i9sports.com or call 480-664-4039.

– Under The Lights Flag Football by Under Armour: This is another NFL FLAG league that operates in Chandler, Arizona. You can sign up online at https://www.uaflag.com/ or call (480) 434-2004 for more details. The registration fee is $175 per player and includes an Under Armour game shirt and shorts, flag belt, and insurance. The season runs from March to June, with games on Friday nights under the lights.

– Desert Flag Football: This is a youth flag football program that is affiliated with the Chandler Wolves High School Football Team. You can register online at https://chandlerwolvesfootball.org/ or contact desertflagfootball@gmail.com for more information. The registration fee is $125 per player and includes a game jersey, flag belt, and insurance. The season runs from January to March, with games on Sundays.

– Chandler: The Chandler Adult Sports program offers flag football leagues for men and women in the fall and winter seasons. The leagues are divided into recreational and competitive divisions. The registration fee is $400 per team. For more information, call 480-782-2704 or visit https://www.chandleraz.gov/residents/recreation/adult-sports/flag-football.

– The Gilbert Parks and Recreation Department offers flag football leagues for men and women in the spring and fall seasons. The leagues are divided into recreational, intermediate and competitive divisions. The registration fee is $450 per team. For more information, call 480-503-6200 or visit https://www.gilbertaz.gov/departments/parks-and-recreation/sports-programs/adult-sports/flag-football.

The Chandler Football Wolves are a high school football team that has been ranked among the top 10 nationally and has produced many NFL and NCAA players. They offer various programs for different age groups and skill levels, such as:

– Chandler Youth Football League (CYFL): A youth flag football league for boys and girls in grades K-8. The league runs from August to November and costs $150 per player. You can register online at https://www.chandleryouthfootball.com/.

– Chandler High School Football: The varsity, junior varsity and freshman teams of the Chandler Football Wolves. They compete in the 6A Premier Region of the Arizona Interscholastic Association (AIA). You can find their schedules, rosters, photos and more at https://chandlerwolvesfootball.org/ or https://www.chandlerhighfootball.org/.

– Chandler Football Boosters: A non-profit organization that supports the Chandler Football Wolves by raising funds, organizing events, providing scholarships and more. You can join the boosters, donate or volunteer by visiting https://chandlerwolvesfootball.org/chandler-football-boosters/.

– The Gilbert Youth Football League (GYFL) is an established and experienced NFL Flag program that offers a full season of games and a season ending championship tournament for boys and girls of all ages and skill levels. Here are some of the details you need to know:

– GYFL has different divisions for boys (5-14) and girls (5-17) based on their age as of January 1st. You can register as an individual or as a team.
– GYFL plays on Friday nights and Saturday mornings/early afternoons at Desert Sky Fields, located at 6624 S Power Rd, Gilbert, AZ 85297.
– GYFL provides all the equipment needed to play, including jerseys, flags, belts and footballs. You just need to bring your own cleats and mouth guard.
– GYFL follows the official NFL Flag rules, which are designed to promote safety, sportsmanship and fun. You can find the rules on their website: https://www.gyflflag.com/Default.aspx?tabid=1230115
– The cost to register is $150 per player, which includes a $25 non-refundable deposit. You can register online at https://www.gyflflag.com/Default.aspx?tabid=1331975
– GYFL also offers a girls 7on7 program for 8th grade and high school girls who want to play in high school and beyond. This program mimics the current high school programs being offered around Arizona. The cost to register is $30 per player. You can register online at https://www.gyflflag.com/Default.aspx?tabid=1230116

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