LET’S PLAY.

Get in the game with the Houston Texans Flag Football League at the YMCA!

Introduce your child to the exciting world of flag football with YMCA Houston’s youth leagues. Our programs focus on skill development, teamwork, and fun for kids ages 4-15.

Why Choose YMCA Youth Flag football?

  • Safe, non-contact environment
  • Focus on sportsmanship and character development
  • Age-appropriate rules and field sizes
  • Convenient practice and game schedules
  • Affordable registration fees / Financial Assistance is available

Leagues are available for youth ages 4-15.

A young boy playing flag football defends against his opposition as he runs with the ball
Boys playing flag football stand near their mascot as they wait for the football

YOUTH SPORTS SEASON DATES:

SEASON REGISTRATION DATES PRACTICE STARTS GAMES START
SPRING February 3-March 16 Week of March 24 April 5
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A group of young boys playing flag football gather together to put their hands in a circle with the Houston Texans mascot


PRACTICE & GAMES

Teams will have one 60-minute practice and one game per week. Games will be held on Friday night or Saturday, with the potential for regional travel.

A girl stands with her mouth guard in and her hands on her hips as she waits to be called onto the field at flag football

LEAGUE BENEFITS

The league includes six games, participation medals for all athletes, and championship rings for the winning team for age 9 and up.

A Houston Texans jersey and uniform for youth flag football in Houston at the YMCA


NFL FLAG UNIFORM KIT

League includes a premium uniform package. Items include a jersey, shorts, performance sleeves, Texans gloves and a team flag belt, all included with your registration fee.

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