Have your children told you of their sentiments that class is boring or school is uninteresting? Have you been worried that they do not learn many values in places outside your home? You may want your kids to enjoy the lessons and benefits of learning, but if this is done in a stereotypical fashion, then you may have to expect that they also grow in stereotypical notion. How about teaching them life’s lessons in different means and entertaining ways? Do they love to watch football? If your children love to play and you would like them to learn at the same time, then having them to participate in NFL Flag Football is one good place for your kids to start.

Lessons in life are best learned in places and events that happen to one’s existence. Whether it is a lesson about tying shoelaces or how to fish, we can observe that the best teacher in teaching people everything they need to know is through experience, and nothing else. Though books, teaching in schools and speculations are helpful in making a person learn of what they can do, but without having to learn of them hands-on, all they have studied will come to naught and become useless. This is why flag football leagues have been created. It was not just made for fun, or for children to spend time doing sports activities, but it is teaching children the values and morals that can be learned in sports, more than any other field.

Although this is football, this does not mean that children will have to bear the pain of playing the said game. We know and we have grown to love football because of the moments where being charged and tackled has given thrill and excitement in the game. Kids can enjoy playing football without getting hurt. In their level of playing, the fun part is the chase where players have to catch the one holding the ball. Flag football leagues in Texas, being the place where the FlagFootball4Fun was first found, set the standards on how to play the game worry-free for parents so that they can encourage their kids to take part and enjoy playing while learning.

This same gaming standard is being followed by flag football leagues in Florida. They make sure that audiences and young players alike enjoy playing the United States’ national sport without the pressure of possible injury. Coaches and teams in this game are giving valuable lessons to children by teaching teamwork, sportsmanship, perseverance, patience, and obedience in relation to their victory in playing flag football. Furthermore, this game is supporting the drive against drug abuse since young boys and girls are given alternatives or things to do aside from staying home watching TV, being with friends lounging all the time, and spending too much wasted time on the internet. Now who says that playing football is only for big people? It is also for small kids with big potential, since playing football is for all!

Pictured l-r back row:  Coach Troy Sacco, Marc Whitsett, Rikin Tanna, DeAngelo Thephavongsa, Marques Jones, Matthew Martellini, Coach John Martellini.  Pictured l-r front row:  Skyler Sowerwine, Artem Joutshkov, Tyler Files, Eric Robeson, Nicholas Turner (not pictured)

Frisco Flag Team wins Regional Championships

One of our Flagfootball4fun (Formally Sports4allyouth) teams out of Frisco wins the Dallas Regional Championships to advance to the NFL Flag National Championships in Orlando, Fl.

On Sunday, October 24, 2010, the Dallas Cowboys NFL Flag Football Regional Tournament was held at the University of Texas-Arlington Maverick Stadium.  This team, coached by John Martellini and Troy Sacco, won the tournament for boys ages 12-14.  The team is made up of boys from McKinney and Frisco.  They each receive an all expense paid trip (hotel and airfare) to the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex at Disney World in Orlando, Florida to represent the Dallas Cowboys and play in the national tournament on February 24, 2011.  The team won hands down by their excellent offense and outstanding defense, beating teams from Houston, Austin and Round Rock, in four games with scores of 29-0, 20-0, 29-0 and 27-2.

They will meet teams in the national tournament representing the Chicago Bears, Cincinnati Bengals, Baltimore Ravens, New York Jets, New Orleans Saints, Oakland Raiders and the Arizona Cardinals.

FlagFootball4Fun Provides Innovative Youth Sports Programs

Our approach is pretty simple. We go the extra mile to provide the best experience possible to our program participants. Since 2005, we’ve grown from a single location with 100 kids, to 5 locations serving nearly 5,000 families.

Founded in 2005 in Frisco, TX, the league was named Sports4allyouth until July 2010, when the league was expanded to mutiple locations in the United States. Our league name was then changed to FlagFootball4Fun.  We have corporate locations in Texas and Florida.

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ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex will play host to the 2011 AAU 5v5 National Championships in conjunction with Flagfootball4fun.

Play at the next level of sports excitement when you take to the field at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex.

State-of-the-art video monitors bring you the action with highlights from games taking place throughout the complex.

An on-site digital production center captures the best of each day’s competitions, which are made available to ESPN media outlets.

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AAU Flag Football commissioned the company to form AAU Flagfootball4fun leagues throughout the United States. Through this partnership the programs will provide young players a fun and exciting opportunity to engage in non-contact, action packed flag football leagues while learning lessons in teamwork. Launched in 2005 our programs are designed to educate young people about football while emphasizing participation and sportsmanship. Players learn skills and lessons that help them succeed both on and off the field.

In the inaugural 2011 National Championships, we have added 6 divisions to the national championship tournament. The 2011 AAU 5v5 National Championships will provide the opportunity for teams to showcase their flag football skills against the best competition in the nation while emphasizing teamwork, discipline and fair play.  ESPN360.com is replaying all six National Championship games held  at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex.

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2011 AAU  5v5 National Championships

Each year brings about new challenges and highlights the motivation and commitment of these youth as they continue pursuing their dreams of being one of the best flag football teams in the United States.

The AAU 5v5 National championships is the final leg of this pursuit  and open to any flag football team in the United States.  This project was initiated as the open 5v5 championships with AAU (Amateur Athletic Union) the largest, non-profit, volunteer, sports organizations in the United States in conjunction with Flagfootball4fun.

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Sunday, March 20th
Time: 5-6pm
Location: Comfort Suites Frisco
9700 Dallas Parkway
Frisco, TX 75034