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WEATHER UPDATES
All schedule changes due to weather will be posted HERE by 3:00 p.m. on game day.
CHECK YOUR SCHEDULE!!!!
SOME GAMES HAVE BEEN MOVED TO WEDNESDAY 3-26 & 4-2
Directions to FNL Fields
OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY: Northeast Corner of the OC campus. Enter off of Smiling Hill Rd on the North side of the campus
EXPAND ENERGY - formerly Chesapeake fields: From NW 63rd street, turn south on Shartel at the traffic light. Next turn east onto the second or third street on the Expand Energy Campus. Continuing east you will see the FNL fields.
Oklahoma Christian University
SPRING SEASON GAME DATES
Opening Night 3-7-25 (If your first game is at Oklahoma Christian, your opening night is 3-12-25). All other games on Fridays unless rained out. (Makeups are generally on Wednesdays)
Spring Break week is 3-21-25 ( No games). Playoffs 5-2 & 5-9. Weather permitting. Final night is 5-16 (if necessary)
OFFICIAL OKLAHOMA FNL CORPORATE SPONSORS
TOUCHDOWN LEVEL
FIELD GOAL LEVEL
FIRST DOWN LEVEL
INTERESTED IN CHEERLEADING?
CHANT Mini Cheerleading is a recreational program for kids grades K-6.
CHANT is an opportunity for children to support their friends and siblings that play in football leagues. Learn more at www.chantcheerleading.com.
"BEST YOUTH SPORTS EXPERIENCE YOU WILL EVER HAVE"
KEEP IT FUN!
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BOYS & GIRLS GRADES K-6TH
DIVISIONS BASED ON GRADE- NOT AGE
FALL SEASON RUNS AUG - NOV
SPRING SEASON RUNS MID MARCH - MID MAY
*PLAY WITH FRIENDS, NEIGHBORS, CLASSMATES*
*SIGN UP AS A TEAM OR INDIVIDUALLY*
*6 Vs 6 *
*NO TACKLING OR BLOCKING = FEWER INJURIES*
SKILL POSITIONS - QB, WR, RB, DB
*GAMES ON WEDNESDAY OR FRIDAYS*
*PAID OFFICIALS*
Registration Includes authentic game jersey
TEAM SPONSOR - ALL TEAMS MUST HAVE A TEAM SPONSOR
MANY LOCAL BUSINESSES ARE HAPPY TO HELP SUPPORT NON PROFIT YOUTH SPORTS LEAGUES
JOIN THE 24,000 KIDS WHO PLAY FNL FOOTBALL EACH YEAR
*KEEP IT FUN*
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Join the 24,000 kids who Play FNL Football
The Real Cause of Losing Sports Officials: Unruly Fans and Coaches
Recreational Sports, Junior Highschool Sports, and Highschool Sports are witnessing across all types of sports a decline in sports officials. Athletic directors in all three levels have seen a steadily declined in sports officials in the last twenty years. But since the COVID-19 Pandemic, the lack of sports officials has increased so rapidly that it could eventually become a nationwide crisis. The pandemic may have caused the decline of sports officials but it was not the only cause. The age of the sports officials has played a role in the decline of the sport’s officials.
But the true main cause of losing sports officials has been the lack of respect for the sport’s officials through the behavior of players, coaches, family members, and sports fans.
Read what Guthrie High School is doing to tackle the nationwide shortage of officials HERE.
Former Kansas City Chiefs & Yale University fullback Shane Bannon on Flag Football
Former Kansas City Chiefs & Yale University fullback Shane Bannon is living proof that you don’t need to start tackle young to be a great football player. In fact, Shane didn’t play football until he was 15, and still went on to play in the NFL. As a member of the CLF Board of Directors and a strong advocate for player safety, Shane wants parents to know.
If you’re a parent considering enrolling your child in football, we strongly recommend delaying tackle football until at least age 14. Research shows that repetitive brain trauma from tackle football greatly increases the odds of developing the degenerative brain disease CTE.
Flag Football Under 14: An educational campaign for parents
If you are a parent considering enrolling your child in football, the Concussion Legacy Foundation strongly recommends you delay enrolling your child in tackle football until the age of 14. Research continues to show us that the long-term effects of repetitive brain trauma from tackle football can be catastrophic. And according to the CDC, tackle football contributes to the highest rate of concussion among all youth sports. Meanwhile, football experts - from coaches to Hall of Fame players - remind us that you don't need to start tackle young in order to become a great football player. Until tackle football is proven safe for the developing brain, we urgently recommend flag and other non-tackle versions of football before age 14.
Click HERE to learn more.
CODE OF CONDUCT
Friday Night Lights Youth Flag Football holds all participating Coaches, Players and Fans to a very high standard of Behavior. All participants (Coaches, Players, Fans) are expected to behave in a professional and positive manner while respecting the referees, coaches, league administrators and the game of Football. Any insubordination on behalf of any party will not be tolerated and will be dealt with quickly and decisively. Any Referee or League Administrator has the 100% authority to eject and ultimately terminate any participant’s participation in the league. There are no appeals to these decisions as all decisions are final.
CONTACT US
Commissioner: David Fleet
Email: EdmondOKCFNL@gmail.com
Phone: 405-365-3779
MAILING ADDRESS:
3000 W. Memorial Rd. Ste 123-426
Oklahoma City, OK 73120-6108
