Flag Football in Arkansas: Schools, Leagues & Community Games

Welcome to the Flag Football Resource Center (FFRC), your online destination for everything related to the sport of flag football in Arkansas. 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 Arkansas.   ~Coach Mike & The Team

If you are looking for a fun place to play flag football in Arkansas, you have plenty of options to choose from. Whether you want to join a league, a tournament, or a community program, there is something for everyone who loves this sport.

One of the most exciting opportunities is the NFL FLAG Adult Tournament Series, which gives you a chance to compete with other teams from across the country and win prizes and recognition. The NFL FLAG Adult Tournaments debuted in April, 2023 alongside the Kansas City Chiefs and will feature four events in 2024 with divisions for both men and women. You can register your team online at https://nflflag.com/events/adult-tournaments.

Another option is to join the Adult Flag Football league in Rogers, AR, which is open to anyone 18 years or older. The league runs from August to October and consists of seven players on each team. You can sign up as a team or as an individual and be placed on a team. The registration fee is $350 per team or $50 per individual and includes a jersey and flags. You can register online at https://www.rogersar.gov/712/Adult-Flag-Football.

If you are looking for more casual or recreational flag football, you can also check out some of the community organizations and school programs that offer this sport. For example, the Little Rock Parks and Recreation Department offers adult flag football leagues for men and women in the fall and spring seasons. You can find more information at https://www.littlerock.gov/for-residents/parks-and-recreation/sports/adult-sports/.

The University of Arkansas offers flag football leagues for students, faculty and staff. You can register as a team or as a free agent, and choose from different skill levels and divisions. The registration fee is $40 per team, and the deadline is September 9. The games are played at the HPER Fields, and the season runs from September 13 to October 21. You can find more information and register online at https://urec.uark.edu/intramural-sports/.

Another option is to join a community flag football league, such as the Northwest Arkansas Flag Football League (NWAFFL). This league is open to anyone 18 years or older, and welcomes players of all skill levels and backgrounds. The league has two seasons per year, spring and fall, and each season consists of eight regular season games and playoffs. The games are played on Saturdays at various locations in Fayetteville, Springdale, Rogers and Bentonville. The registration fee is $65 per player, and includes a jersey, flags and insurance. You can find more information and register online at https://nwaffl.com/.

The Arkansas Flag Football Association (AFFA), which is a non-profit organization that organizes flag football leagues and tournaments for adults in central Arkansas has divisions for men, women and coed teams, as well as different skill levels. You can register online at https://www.playaffa.com/ or call 501-765-1559 for more information.

Another option is to join the Arkansas Youth Flag Football League (AYFFL), which is a youth sports organization that offers flag football programs for boys and girls ages 4 to 14 in northwest Arkansas. The AYFFL has seasons in the spring and fall, and games are played on Saturdays at various locations in Bentonville, Rogers, Springdale and Fayetteville. You can register online at https://www.playayffl.com/ or call 479-381-1729 for more information.

The University of Central Arkansas offers a flag football intramural program for students, faculty and staff. The program has several leagues for different skill levels and genders. The season runs from September to October, with games on Monday and Wednesday nights at the UCA Intramural Fields. The registration fee is $30 per team, which includes officials and equipment. To register, you can visit the UCA Campus Recreation website or call (501) 450-5716.

Another flag football league in Arkansas is the Arkansas Flag Football Association (AFFA), which organizes tournaments and leagues for adult men and women. The AFFA offers different divisions based on skill level and age group. The AFFA also hosts the Arkansas State Flag Football Championship every year, where the best teams from across the state compete for the title.

The Arkansas Flag and Touch Football League (AFTFL), which is affiliated with the American Football Association has been operating since 1978 and offers both flag and touch football for men and women. The AFTFL has four seasons per year: spring, summer, fall, and winter. The AFTFL also hosts the Arkansas Super Bowl of Flag Football every year, where the top teams from each season face off for the championship.

For youth flag football, there are several options in Arkansas. One of them is the NFL FLAG program, which is supported by the National Football League. NFL FLAG is a nationwide program that provides flag football opportunities for boys and girls aged 5 to 17. NFL FLAG has over 1500 leagues across the country, including several in Arkansas. NFL FLAG teaches kids the fundamentals of football, teamwork, sportsmanship, and leadership.

Another option for youth flag football in Arkansas is the YMCA which offers flag football programs for kids aged 4 to 14. The YMCA flag football programs are designed to help kids develop physical, social, and emotional skills through fun and friendly competition. The YMCA flag football programs are available at various locations throughout Arkansas, such as Little Rock, Bentonville, Fort Smith, Hot Springs, and Jonesboro.

i9 Sports is a national provider of youth sports leagues. i9 Sports offers flag football programs for kids aged 3 to 14. i9 Sports focuses on providing a positive and safe environment for kids to learn and play sports. i9 Sports has several flag football locations in Arkansas, such as Conway, Fayetteville, Rogers, Springdale, and Benton.  Their website is Youth Flag Football Programs & Leagues at i9 Sports®

Southern Arkansas University

The intramural sports program at Southern Arkansas University has 7 on 7 flag football games for students, faculty, and staff of all skill levels. You can form your own team or join as a free agent.

The games are played on the intramural field, which is 100 yards by 40 yards, with two 10 yard end zones. The game consists of two 20-minute halves, with a running clock until the last two minutes of each half. Each team has three timeouts per game, and can score points by touchdowns, safeties, and extra point tries from different distances. The game follows the rules of the NIRSA Flag and Touch Football Rules, which you can find on the SAU MAC website.

To register for the flag football league, you need to create an account on IMLeagues.com and join the SAU MAC group. The registration deadline is January 29, and the games will start on February 5. The league will run until February 29, with playoffs following after. The cost of registration is $20 per team, which covers the equipment, officials, and awards.

If you have any questions or need more information, you can contact Sarah Adcox at (870)235-5498 or sarahadcox@saumag.edu. You can also visit the Mulerider Activity Center website at https://web.saumag.edu/mac/intramurals/ or follow them on Instagram @saumac.

Here is a complete list of all the gear you will need to play flag football.

( Any purchase you make can help this website stay alive, at NO EXTRA COST to you. We really, really appreciate it.)

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!

Coach Mike & the staff at FFRC want to thank you very much for your support!

Fayetteville

The City of Fayetteville offers flag football programs for both youth and adults, with different skill levels and formats. You can register online or in person at the Parks and Recreation office located at 113 W. Mountain Street. Here are some of the details of the flag football programs:

– Youth Flag Football: This program is for boys and girls ages 5 to 14, divided into four age groups: 5-6, 7-8, 9-10, and 11-14. The season runs from September to November, with games played on Saturdays at various locations. The registration fee is $65 per player, which includes a jersey and flags. The registration deadline is August 13. You can find more information and register online at https://www.fayetteville-ar.gov/1192/Recreation-Programs.

– Adult Flag Football: This program is for men and women ages 18 and older, with two divisions: competitive and recreational. The season runs from September to November, with games played on Sundays at Walker Park. The registration fee is $350 per team, which includes officials and equipment. The registration deadline is August 27. You can find more information and register online at https://www.fayetteville-ar.gov/1192/Recreation-Programs.

– The Fayetteville Public Schools offer flag football for boys and girls in grades 3-6. The program is designed to teach the fundamentals of the game, promote sportsmanship and teamwork, and provide a fun and safe environment for kids to play. The registration fee is $35 per player, and includes a jersey and flags. The games are played on Saturdays at various school fields in Fayetteville. You can find more information and register online at https://www.fayar.net/Page/1360.

Bentonville

The Arkansas Super Seahawks are a non-profit organization that teaches children from 6 to 13 years old the fundamentals and proper techniques of tackle football, while also promoting core values such as integrity, service and excellence.

The Arkansas Super Seahawks have fall season registration open for children entering 2nd-6th grades. You can register online at https://arkansassuperseahawks.com/registration-1. The registration fee is $250 and includes a uniform, equipment rental, insurance and league fees. You can also follow them on Facebook for more info – Arkansas Elite Super Seahawks.

The Arkansas Super Seahawks have award-winning coaches who are certified and have experience as former NFL players, NCAA athletes, semi-pro athletes or youth all-American coaches. They also have a national training center for athletic development and a mobile equipment trailer to support their teams at practice and games.

The Arkansas Super Seahawks offer exclusive access to elite competition, camps and community partnerships. They are the 2018 Arkansas Youth Program of the year and have participated in events such as the Super Razorback Day at the University of Arkansas, camps with local sports teams and playing at amazing venues like Cowboys stadium.

The Camp Flag Football program in Bentonville is designed for kids who want to learn the basics of flag football, a non-contact sport that involves passing, catching, and running plays.

The camp is held at the Old Tiger Track, and each camper needs to bring their own water bottle and mouth guard. The camp runs from Monday June 10 to Thursday June 13, and it is divided into two age groups: 6 to 9 and 10 to 14. The registration fee is $135 for residents and $145 for non-residents for the younger group, and $150 for residents and $160 for non-residents for the older group.

To register for the camp, you can visit the Bentonville Parks and Recreation website at https://www.bentonvillear.com/859/Camp-Flag-Football. There you can also find more information about the camp schedule, coaches, and rules. If you have any questions, you can contact Stephanie Nell, the Recreation Specialist, at snell@bentonvillear.com or 479-696-0205.

Camp Flag Football is a great opportunity for kids to have fun, make friends, and learn a new sport. Don’t miss this chance to join the flag football community in Bentonville!

Jonesboro

The Wolf Cub Flag Football program is run by the Jonesboro Parks and Recreation Department and is open to kids ages 4 to 18. You can register online for only $40 and join a team based on your age group. The program aims to develop your athletic abilities and skills in an organized and positive environment. You will also have the opportunity to learn from volunteer coaches who are passionate about the sport and the community.

The Wolf Cub Flag Football season starts in September and lasts until October. You will have practices at locations set by your coach and games at Joe Mack Campbell Park. The coaches meeting will be on 9/14 at the Public Works Building, where you can also fill out a volunteer form if you want to coach a team. You can also email Mark Nethercot, the program coordinator, at MNethercot@jonesboro.org for more information or visit the website https://www.jonesboro.org/406/Wolf-Cub-Flag-Football.

Maumelle

The Maumelle Youth Football and Cheer program is a community organization that offers competitive tackle youth football and recreational cheer for children ages 5-12 in Maumelle, Arkansas. Here are some of the details you need to know:

– Practices are held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:00 PM to 7:45 PM on Field 11 at Rolling Oaks Soccer Complex (1 FairPlay Way). If the practice field is unavailable, they will use Maumelle High School Stadium instead.
– Games are held on Saturdays starting from August 26 until November. There are playoff brackets and a Super Bowl at the end of the season. Players need to report to the field one hour before the game time. Adults pay $5 and children pay $3 to enter the games, unless they are players or coaches in uniform.
– There are different age groups and formats for flag football: 6U (5-6 years old), 7U (6-7 years old), 8U (8-9 years old), 10U (10-11 years old), and 12U (12 years old). The age deadline is July 1. You can find the eligibility guidelines here: https://www.maumelleyouthfootball.org/page/show/7185365-2022-eligibility-guidelines

Maumelle Youth Football and Cheer is a great way to promote positive values, teamwork, sportsmanship, and athleticism in your kids. You can visit their website for more information: https://www.maumelleyouthfootball.org/

Conway

There are several options for playing flag football in Conway, depending on your age and skill level. Here are some of them:

– Conway Parks and Recreation Department offers youth flag football leagues for boys and girls ages 5-12. The registration fee is $65 per player and includes a jersey, flag belt, and mouthpiece. The registration deadline is August 9th and the season runs from September to November. Games are played at Don Owen Complex and Conway Station Park. You can register online at https://conwayarkansas.gov/parks/programs/youth-flag-football/ or visit the Parks and Recreation office at 10 Lower Ridge Road.

– Conway Parks and Recreation Department also offers adult flag football leagues for men and women ages 18 and up. The registration fee is $260 per team and the season runs from June to July. Games are played on Monday and Tuesday nights at Don Owen Complex. You can register online at https://conwayarkansas.gov/parks/programs/adult-flag-football/ or visit the Parks and Recreation office at 10 Lower Ridge Road.

– St. Joseph High School has a flag football team that competes in the Arkansas Activities Association. The team is open to students in grades 7-12 and practices at Curtis Walker Park. For more information, contact the school at (501) 329-5606 or visit https://www.sjbulldogs.org/athletics/flag-football.

– Optimist Football League is a community organization that provides flag football opportunities for youth in grades K-6. The league operates in the fall and spring and games are played at Curtis Walker Park. For more information, contact the league at (501) 327-5050 or visit https://www.optimistfootballleague.com/.

Rogers

If you want to play flag football in Rogers, AR, you should check out the Adult Flag Football program offered by the Rogers Activity Center. Here are some details you need to know:

– The program is open to adults of all skill levels who want to play recreational flag football under Arkansas High School rules with some additional league rules.
– The registration period is from July 1 to August 5 and need to submit your team roster and entry fee of $650 per team at the front desk of the Rogers Activity Center (315 West Olive Street). There is a $20 late fee if you register after the deadline and if there are openings available.
– The season starts on September 4 and each team will play one or two games a week on Wednesday and Thursday evenings at 6:00pm, 7:00pm, 8:00pm, or 9:00pm. Some games may be scheduled on Monday or Tuesday evenings if needed. The top four teams in each division will qualify for the playoffs.
– The teams consist of seven players on the field at one time (seven on defense and seven on offense). You need to supply your own flags that are at least 14 inches long and have a different color than your shorts or pants.

If you are interested in joining the Adult Flag Football program, you can find more information on the official website: https://www.rogersar.gov/712/Adult-Flag-Football. You can also contact the program director, David Stone, at 631.0336 ext. 2511 or email him at dstone@rogersar.gov.

The Youth Flag Football program offered by the Rogers Parks and Recreation Department is open to players in the 4th, 5th, or 6th grade in the school year. The registration deadline is July 23 and the fee is $95 per player. The league will provide each player with a game jersey.

The games are played on Saturdays at Veterans Park, starting from September 7. The teams are formed based on the school the players attend, but some schools may be combined if there are not enough players. The league follows the High School Rules, with some modifications for flag football. The games consist of two 20-minute halves, with a running clock until the last minute of each half. Each team has 7 players on the field, and all players are eligible to receive a pass. There are no kickoffs or punts, and fumbles are dead when the ball touches the ground.

The league also needs referees and scorekeepers to work the youth games. Referees will be paid $40 per game and scorekeepers will be paid $15 per game. If you are interested in becoming a referee or a scorekeeper, you can contact David Stone at 631-0336 ext. 2511 or email dstone@rogersar.gov.

To register online, you can visit this link: https://www.rogersar.gov/719/Youth-Flag-Football

Sherwood Bears Youth Football

If you want to get your kids involved in the sport of flag football, you might want to check out the Sherwood Bears Youth Football organization. This is a local Central Arkansas organization for ages 4-12 (6th grade) that plays local teams at local parks. The home games are at Sylvan Hills High School Football Stadium and there are usually playoffs for the league after the regular season.

To register your child for the fall season, you can visit their website at www.sherwoodbears.com. The registration fee is $80 for cheerleaders and $85 for football players. This will cover their uniform and league fees. You will also need to purchase some additional equipment, such as shoulder pads and helmet (white) for football players, and cheerleading shoes for cheerleaders.

The practice schedule is tentative and may vary depending on the coach and the team. The general practice days are Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday at 6:00 PM at the Middle School soccer field. You can find the practice location here: https://maps.app.goo.gl/uzqSwEhmzDWuGGtBA. The games are on Saturdays and they are played against teams in Little Rock and surrounding areas.

The organization also has an annual car wash fundraiser before the first football game to help with the costs of field usage and end-of-year banquet. You can find more details about this event on their website or by contacting them at 501-864-5374.

Centerton

The Purge Flag Football Club in Centerton, AR is affiliated with NFL FLAG, which means you get to wear official NFL team jerseys, shorts, and flags. You also get to play on Saturdays at Ardis Ann Middle School, where you can enjoy the beautiful scenery and facilities.

The Purge Flag Football Club offers leagues for kids from 5 to 14 years old, divided into four age groups: 7U, 9U, 12U, and 14U. The registration fee is $125 per player, which includes the NFL FLAG gear, a signed certificate of achievement, and an invitation to the end-of-season banquet with food and drinks. Plus, if you win the Super Bowl in your division, you get a Super Bowl ring and a trophy!

The club also recognizes the Most Valuable Player and the Most Improved Player in each division, giving them awards and recognition. The coaches are all volunteers who are passionate about teaching football skills and sportsmanship. They are always looking for more volunteers, so if you are interested in coaching, you can sign up on their website.

The registration for the season is now open, so don’t miss this opportunity to join The Purge Flag Football Club and have a blast playing flag football with your friends. You can register online at https://leagues.bluesombrero.com/thepurgenflflag or contact them at (479) 685-5757 or purgeflagfootball@gmail.com for more information.

Jacksonville, AR

There are different options for flag football in Jacksonville, depending on your age and preference. Here are some of them:

– Youth Co-ed League: This league is for girls and boys aged 5-14 years old. The league runs in spring and fall seasons at Dupree Park. The registration fee is $75 for the first child and $65 for each additional household child. The fee includes paid referees, facilitation, jersey, and trophies for winning teams. You can register online or at the Jacksonville Community Center.

– Men & Co-ed League: This league is for adults who want to play flag football with other men or in mixed teams. The league also runs in spring and fall seasons at Dupree Park. The registration fee is $350 per team. The fee includes paid referees, facilitation, and trophies for winning teams. You can register online or at the Jacksonville Community Center.

– School Programs: Some schools in Jacksonville offer flag football as part of their physical education or extracurricular activities. You can check with your school if they have a flag football program or team that you can join.

– Community Organizations: There are also some community organizations that offer flag football programs or events for their members or the public. For example, the Jacksonville Boys & Girls Club has a flag football program for youth aged 6-18 years old. You can contact them at (501) 982-1616 or visit their website at https://www.jbgc.org/ for more information.

If you are interested in playing flag football in Jacksonville, you can find more details about the leagues, schedules, rules, and registration on the city’s website at https://cityofjacksonville.net/516/Flag-Football. You can also call the Parks & Recreation Department at (501) 982-4171 or email them at parks@cityofjacksonville.net.

Boys & Girls Club of Arkansas

The Flag Football Program offered by the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Arkansas River Valley is designed to help children develop football-related skills in a 9 on 9 league format. The program is open to children in grades K-4th and costs $65.00 per child. Military families receive one free athletic season.

To register your child, you need to create a My Club Hub account on the website https://www.bgclubsarv.org/flag-football/. You can also register your child for other programs and activities offered by the Boys & Girls Clubs, such as summer and after school programs. The registration deadline for the Flag Football Program is August 25.

The program includes two weeks of practices before game play, which takes place on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Saturdays. The games are guaranteed for 8 games for K-1st grade and 10 games for 2nd-4th grade. There is also an end-of-season tournament for each grade level. The only equipment required for the program is a mouthpiece, but soft cleats are preferred.

If you have any questions about the Flag Football Program or the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Arkansas River Valley, you can email club@bgclubsarv.org or visit their website https://www.bgclubsarv.org/. The Boys & Girls Clubs are located in Russellville, Dardanelle, and London, AR, and their mission is to enable all young people to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.

The Boys & Girls Club of Faulkner County offers a flag football program for boys and girls ages 5 to 12. The program runs from January to February, with games on weekends at the club’s fields. The registration fee is $65 per player, which includes a jersey, flags and insurance. The club also provides coaches, referees and equipment. To register, you can visit the club’s website or call (501) 329-8849. Home (bgcfaulkner.org)

The Boys & Girls Club of Jacksonville offers a flag football program for boys and girls ages 5 to 12. The program runs from September to November and costs $35 per child. The registration deadline is August 31st. You can register online at https://www.jbgc.org/flag-football or call 501-982-1616 for more information.

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Saline County have flag football programs for boys and girls from kindergarten to 12th grade, with different divisions based on age and skill level. You can register online or in person at their main office in Benton. The registration fee is $75 per player, which includes a jersey, flag belt, and mouthpiece. The season runs from September to November, with games played at various locations in Saline County.

You can also volunteer as a coach or referee, or sponsor a team or a player. State law requires that all coaches, referees and volunteers provide a current BACKGROUND CHECK which must be updated every 2 years.

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Saline County aim to transform the lives of children and teens by providing them with a safe and positive environment where they can learn, grow, and have fun. Flag football is one of the many sports and activities they offer to help kids develop their physical, social, and emotional skills. To learn more about their flag football programs and other services, visit their website at https://www.scbgclub.com/ or call them at (501) 315-8100.

Central Arkansas

There are several options for playing flag football in Central Arkansas, depending on your location, age group and preference. Here are some of the programs that offer flag football in the area:

– University of Central Arkansas (UCA) Athletics: UCA is a Division I school that competes in the Atlantic Sun Conference. UCA offers flag football as an intramural sport for students, faculty and staff. The intramural flag football season runs from September to November, and the registration fee is $25 per team. You can register online at https://uca.edu/campusrecreation/intramurals/ or visit the HPER Center on campus for more information.

– Little Rock Parks and Recreation: Little Rock Parks and Recreation offers adult flag football leagues for men and women ages 18 and up. The leagues are divided into two divisions: competitive and recreational. The adult flag football season runs from September to December, and the registration fee is $400 per team. You can register online at https://www.littlerock.gov/for-residents/parks-and-recreation/sports-programs/adult-flag-football/ or visit the Jim Dailey Fitness and Aquatic Center for more information.

– Bryant Parks and Recreation: Bryant Parks and Recreation offers youth flag football leagues for boys and girls ages 4 to 14. The leagues are divided into five age groups: 4-5, 6-7, 8-9, 10-11 and 12-14. The youth flag football season runs from September to November, and the registration fee is $65 per player. You can register online at https://www.cityofbryant.com/163/Flag-Football or visit the Bishop Park Community Center for more information.

Cabot

Cabot Parks and Recreation has flag football programs for both adults and youth, with different divisions to suit your skill level and preference. Whether you want to play competitively or recreationally, co-ed or single-gender, there is a flag football league for you.

For adults, the summer season runs from June 27th to August 10th, with games on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at the 1st Arkansas Bank and Trust Soccer Complex. The registration fee is $350 per team, and you can register online at https://www.cabotparks.com/208/Flag-Football or in person at the Veterans Park Community Center. The league has two divisions: Division A (Competitive) and Division B (Recreational, co-ed). For more details, please call the Programs Office at 501-605-1506.

For youth, the spring season runs from March 7th to May 15th, with games on Saturday mornings at the Veterans Park Sports Complex. The registration fee is $110 per player, which includes a jersey, shorts and belt. You can also get sibling discounts and early bird discounts if you register before January 22nd. The league follows the NFL Flag Football rules and has grade divisions from Pre-K to 9th grade. You can register online at https://www.cabotparks.com/303/Flag-Football or in person at the Veterans Park Community Center. The league aims to teach young players the fundamentals of the sport, as well as teamwork, sportsmanship and leadership.

The Cabot Panther Flag Football League (CPFFL) is a non-profit youth organization that offers NFL Youth flag football programs for kids ages 4-16. CPFFL is located at the Ward Sports Complex in Ward, AR, and has been serving the community since 2022.

Flag football is a great sport for kids of all skill levels and abilities. It teaches teamwork, sportsmanship, fitness and leadership. It also helps kids develop their speed, agility, coordination and football fundamentals. Flag football is a safe and non-contact sport that does not require any special equipment or helmets.

CPFFL has different divisions for different age groups and genders. The divisions are: 4-6 coed, 7-8 coed, 9-10 boys, 9-10 girls, 11-12 boys, 11-12 girls, 13-14 boys and 15-16 boys. Each division has its own rules and regulations based on the NFL Youth flag football guidelines. CPFFL follows the NFL Youth flag football rule book and code of conduct.

CPFFL has two seasons per year: spring and fall. The spring season runs from March to May, and the fall season runs from September to November. Each season consists of eight regular season games and a single elimination playoff tournament. The games are played on Saturdays at the Ward Sports Complex.

Registration for CPFFL is open online at https://www.cabotpantherflagfootball.com/. The registration fee is $75 per player, which includes a NFL Youth flag football jersey, a set of flags, a mouthpiece and a participation award. The registration deadline for the spring season is February 28th, and the registration deadline for the fall season is August 31st.

If you have any questions or concerns about CPFFL, you can contact them by email at cabotpantherflagfootball@gmail.com or by phone at (501) 259-4444.

Special Olympics Arkansas

The Special Olympics Arkansas website has a variety of sports programs for children and adults with intellectual disabilities, as well as opportunities for unified sports with partners without disabilities. One of the sports they offer is flag football, which is a non-contact version of American football. Here are some details about flag football in Arkansas:

– Flag football is open to athletes of all ages and abilities. You can join a team or start your own with your friends, family or coworkers.
– Flag football is played in the fall season, from September to November. You can register online or contact your area director for more information.
– Flag football is divided into two divisions: traditional and unified. Traditional flag football is for athletes with intellectual disabilities only, while unified flag football is for teams of athletes with and without intellectual disabilities.
– Flag football follows the rules of the National Intramural-Recreational Sports Association (NIRSA), with some modifications for Special Olympics. You can find the rules, coaching guides and other resources on the Special Olympics Arkansas website.
– Flag football is part of the Unified Sports Fall Games, which is a state-level competition held in November in Little Rock. You can also compete in other sports such as bocce, golf and softball at the Fall Games.

If you are interested in playing flag football or any other sport with Special Olympics Arkansas, you can visit their website at https://www.specialolympicsarkansas.org/sports-offered.html or call them at (501) 771-0222. You can also follow them on YouTube or sign up for their newsletter to stay updated on their events and activities. They are located at 2115 Main St, North Little Rock, AR, 72114.

Here is a complete list of all the gear you will need to play flag football.

( Any purchase you make can help this website stay alive, at NO EXTRA COST to you. We really, really appreciate it.)

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!

Coach Mike & the staff at FFRC want to thank you very much for your support!

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