Referee Assignments

Gateway Flag Referee Schedule for Friday 10-12-18 - two open slots for coaches to fill in; may or may not be filled

Please text Rob V if you have questions

FAQ

Frequently Answered Questions


- You do not have to live in Gateway to play in our league.

- There is a Fall season and a Spring season.

- Registration for the Fall opens in July and for the Spring in December


- Practices will be held on Monday or Wednesday. The coach chooses the night.


- All games are played in Gateway at the Soccer Complex at 13260 Griffin Drive.


- There are 8 regular season games plus playoffs on Friday nights.


- We have four age divisions: 5-6, 7-8, 9-11 and 12-14.


- Teams are chosen in a blind draft based on an evaluation of their skills to keep the teams fair.

- Every player must have a mouthpiece. Mouthpieces will be available for purchase at our concession stand every week for $3.00.

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Map of Field Locations

Monday Practice Field Assignments

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Wednesday Practice Field Assignments

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Field Numbers for Friday Games

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The Vision of Gateway Youth Flag Football

The Gateway Flag Football League was created for kids to learn the basics about the game of football, exercise, make new friends and engage in friendly competition. Our primary goal is to teach the game and good sportsmanship. We understand each game must have a winner and a loser. It's how you deal with both that defines who you are as a person. You don't have to accept losing but you do have to handle it with class. Winning is good. Gloating about your wins is unacceptable. 

Rules Behind the Vision
- Every child must play in every game.
- Coaches must get all kids involved in offensive and defensive plays.
- Coaches should never embarrass or yell at players.
- Teams should not run up scores. Wanting to win is fine. Demoralizing the other team is not.
- Parents should let coaches coach.
- Nobody should belittle the officials. It's OK to question a call, in a professional manner. 

It's important to note that the kids are watching everything we do - and we all take that responsibility very seriously. A top priority of this league is to set a good example. This is our chance to make a lasting impression on kids.

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