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Why should my child play footbll?
Are the uniform and equipment provided?
Is there a admission fee to attend games?
The values kids learn from football set them up for success on and off the field. The game inspires character, leadership, resilience and teamwork — key life skills that transfer from the huddle to the classroom and beyond.
The values kids learn from football set them up for success on and off the field. The game inspires character, leadership, resilience and teamwork — key life skills that transfer from the huddle to the classroom and beyond.
Yes! Our teams are co-ed.
The values kids learn from football set them up for success on and off the field. The game inspires character, leadership, resilience and teamwork — key life skills that transfer from the huddle to the classroom and beyond.
The values kids learn from football set them up for success on and off the field. The game inspires character, leadership, resilience and teamwork — key life skills that transfer from the huddle to the classroom and beyond.
The values kids learn from football
Football, as we know it, is changing. The way the game used to be taught and played is different from what’s happening today. Player protection and injury prevention are front and center, causing a major culture shift within the sport. According to the National Institute of Health, Basketball, Cheerleading, Soccer, and Wrestling all report a higher injury rate among youth sports than football.
The values kids learn from football set them up for success on and off the field. The game inspires character, leadership, resilience and teamwork — key life skills that transfer from the huddle to the classroom and beyond.
The values kids learn from football set them up for success on and off the field. The game inspires character, leadership, resilience and teamwork — key life skills that transfer from the huddle to the classroom and beyond.
The values kids learn from football set them up for success on and off the field. The game inspires character, leadership, resilience and teamwork — key life skills that transfer from the huddle to the classroom and beyond.
The values kids learn from football set them up for success on and off the field. The game inspires character, leadership, resilience and teamwork — key life skills that transfer from the huddle to the classroom and beyond.
The values kids learn from football set them up for success on and off the field. The game inspires character, leadership, resilience and teamwork — key life skills that transfer from the huddle to the classroom and beyond.
Football is played in inclement weather and players should expect to practice or play. Exceptions will be made for severe weather, high heat index, or during anticipated lightning/thunder storms. If fields are closed or if a practice is canceled, communications will be sent directly from the player’s coach or team mom.
Yes, there is a discount for each additional child who plays.
The values kids learn from football set them up for success on and off the field. The game inspires character, leadership, resilience and teamwork — key life skills that transfer from the huddle to the classroom and beyond.
The values kids learn from football set them up for success on and off the field. The game inspires character, leadership, resilience and teamwork — key life skills that transfer from the huddle to the classroom and beyond.
The values kids learn from football set them up for success on and off the field. The game inspires character, leadership, resilience and teamwork — key life skills that transfer from the huddle to the classroom and beyond.
FYAA's first concern is the safety of the players. There are weight restrictions for the players who can run, throw or receive a pass with the ball. The philosophy of Fairfield Youth Football is to ensure every player gets a chance to play either on the offensive or defensive side of the ball or on special teams.
Playing time is at the discretion of the Head Coach and his coaching staff. It is not guaranteed. The goal is to place each player in a position in which they will succeed and have fun. All players will learn multiple positions during the season. If you have any questions about the position your child is playing, please speak with your child’s coach.
