Spring Season – Format & Dates

Spring Flag Football: Season Schedule

Quick summary: Registration closes March 14. Teams & schedules will be finalized and coaches contacted before the first scrimmage on March 28. Uniform pick-up & scrimmages happen March 27–28. Regular-season games begin April 18, with playoffs on May 30 and championships on June 6.

Important Dates

Feb 10 Uniform size guarantee cutoff Ordering
Mar 14 Registration closes (hard cutoff) Deadline
Mar 27 Uniform pick-up 6:00–7:30 PM + short scrimmages Scrimmage
Mar 28 Scrimmage day (all teams, times/sites TBD) Scrimmage
Apr 4 & 11 No games (Spring Break) Break
Apr 18 Season games begin Season Start
Apr 25 – May 2 Regular season continues
May 9 – May 16 Upper & Lower divisions play
May 19–21 Midweek games (Memorial Day weekend off) Season
May 30 Playoffs – all teams compete Playoffs
June 6 Championship Day (cross-district matchups) Finale
Registration & Uniforms
  • Registration closes: March 14. No late sign-ups after this date.
  • Uniform guarantee: Register by February 10 to guarantee your size. After that, sizes are first-come, first-served.
  • Uniform pick-up: Friday, March 27, 6–7:30 PM (site TBD). One parent volunteer per team is requested to help distribute.
Scrimmages

March 27: Evening uniform pick-up + short scrimmages.

March 28: Scrimmage day for all teams (start 7 AM; times and sites announced after registration closes).

Regular Season Format
  • Games start April 18 and run weekly (except Spring Break and Memorial Day weekend).
  • After the first three games, leagues with enough teams will split into Upper and Lower divisions for more balanced matchups.
  • Midweek games will replace Saturday games during Memorial Day week (May 19–21).
Playoffs & Championships
  • Playoffs (May 30): All teams play in seeded matchups within their division.
  • Championships (June 6): All #1 teams face other #1s across districts, with placement games for all other teams (#2 vs #2, etc.).
  • Awards: Prizes for winners and finalists (details announced closer to the season).
League Structure
  • Leagues are built by age group and location (e.g., if 120 sixth graders sign up in one high school area, we’ll form 12 teams there).
  • Exact game sites and times will be announced once registration closes and field assignments are confirmed.