Join our 6-on-6 Screen Blocking Flag Football League!

Adult - Men | Women | Coed

What is 6-on-6 Screen Blocking Flag Football?
It's a fast-paced variation of flag football that features teams of six players. This format emphasizes strategic passing and screen plays, where players can block defenders without making physical contact. The game combines agility and teamwork, fostering skill development while maintaining a non-contact approach, making it an alternative to traditional football.

With its focus on inclusivity, flag football is suitable for players of various skill levels, each player's role becomes vital in this exciting format, enhancing communication and cooperation among teammates while providing an engaging sporting experience.

League Overview:

• Format: 6-on-6 Flag Football - Screen Blocking.

• Seasons: Summer (June-August) | Fall (September-December)

• Game Structure: Each game consists of two 20-minute halves with a running clock, allowing for fast-paced action and plenty of scoring opportunities.

• Team Structure: Teams must consist of at least 8 registered players, we recommend a roster of at least 10 players.

• Coed Teams:  Coed flag football teams must consist of 2 females on the field at the same time or be subject to forfeit. You may use more females than required, but no less than 2. 

• Age Divisions:  Open to players ages 18 and up, we have separate divisions for youth (ages 13-17) to ensure fair competition.

• Inclusivity: We welcome players of all skill levels, from beginners to seasoned athletes, promoting an encouraging atmosphere for development and teamwork.

• Location: Games held at local parks and sports complexes throughout the community, providing easy access for all participants.

Spring & Summer Schedule Outline:

• Season Duration: 3-month season, 10-regular season games, includes top team single elimination post-season playoff.

• Game Days: Sunday Afternoons.

• Locations: Games will be played at various locations, including schools, parks, and other community fields. Teams with fields are encouraged to host when applicable.

Benefits of 6-on-6 Screen Blocking Flag Football:

• Development of Skills: Players can improve their passing, catching, and running strategy, in a dynamic game setting.

• Teamwork and Communication: With fewer players on the field, each individual’s role becomes more critical, fostering better communication and cooperation among teammates.

• Less Physical Strain: The non-contact nature makes it a safer alternative to traditional football, reducing the risk of injuries.

Registration Information:

Registration Period: April 25th - June 6th (Summer)

Registration Fees & Options:

• Team Registration ($1,000): Register your full squad. Payment plans are available to help manage team costs.

• Free Agent Registration ($100): Don't have a team? Sign up as a Free Agent and we will work to place you with a crew.

Registration Steps:

1. Visit our website to access the registration forms.

2. Choose your path: Sign up as a full team or an individual Free Agent.

3. Complete Payment: Use our secure portal to pay in full or set up a team payment plan.

4. Confirm Details: After registering, keep an eye on your email for information regarding the June 6th Captains Meeting and the full season schedule.

General Rules & Regulations

Game Format: Each game consists of two 20-minute halves with a running clock. The clock stops only during timeouts and will use a pro-clock in the last 2-minutes of each half.

Team Composition: Each team must have six players on the field at all times. A minimum of five players is required to start a game.

Flag Pulling: To end a play, a defender must remove the flag(s) from the ball carrier. Players must avoid physical contact; aggressive tackling or hard contact will result in a penalty.

Screen Blocking: Players may use block techniques to impede defenders as long as they do not initiate contact. Blockers must refrain from extending their arms, shoving, or holding the rushers.

Passing: Only one forward pass is allowed per play. The ball may be passed behind the line of scrimmage, but a backward pass is also legal.

Running: Any eligible player may advance the ball on a running play, including the Quarterback. Offensive players must make an attempt to avoid defenders.

Rushers & Blitzers: Must be lined up at least 1 yard beyond the line of scrimmage, and must avoid bull rushing, or making unnecessary contact with the Screen Blocker.

Scoring: A touchdown is worth 6 points. Teams can choose to attempt PAT 1-point conversion from the 3-yard line or a 2-point conversion from the 10-yard line after scoring a touchdown. Field Goals are worth 3-points. The defense cannot rush the kicker, or return a missed kick.

Kickoffs & Punts: There are no kickoffs; play starts at the designated yard line after each score and at the beginning of each half. Punts are allowed and must be declared before the play. The defense cannot rush the punter, but they may field the punt.

Timeouts: Each team is allowed two timeouts per half. Unused timeouts do not carry over to the second half.

Conduct: Players are expected to uphold sportsmanship and respect towards officials, opponents, and teammates. Any abusive behavior or foul language will not be tolerated and may result in penalties or ejection from the game.

For a complete set of rules and to clarify any specific scenarios, please refer to the official rulebook available on our website or during the pre-season meeting. All teams must familiarize themselves with the rules to ensure a fair and enjoyable playing experience.

Full Rulebook