NFL FLAG LEAGUE

FLAG is a natural entry point into the world of football, creating opportunities for your child to learn, engage and grow with the game.  Kay Eh Sports has partnered with NFL FLAG, to establish more flag football leagues.  There are now over 250 NFL FLAG leagues in Canada, with more than 100,00 youth flag football athletes participating.

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League Details

  • Spring LEAGUE: MAY 10th - July 5th

  • Fall LEAGUE: SEPT 11 - NOV 6th

  • FRIDAY evenings

  • All genders, skill levels and positions are welcome

  • Ages 5-17

  • No refunds once league has begun

  • Every player receives an official NFL FLAG football jersey, belt and flag football flags on the first day

Flag League

This league offers a fantastic opportunity for players of all skill levels to participate in the exciting sport of flag football. Whether you're a seasoned player or brand new to the game, there's a place for you in our league.

About Our League

  • We at Kay Eh Sports are proud to bring high-level football to Ontario. Our aim is to provide a platform for players to develop their skills, foster a love for the game, and build a strong football community.

  • We are committed to creating a positive and inclusive environment where players can thrive and enjoy the game of football.

  • For more information visit https://nflflag.com/canada

Locations

SPRING LEAGUE

GUELPH

FALL LEAGUE

GUELPH

Our Coaches

Kay Eh Sports is run by Kolton. One of the most passionate coaches in Ontario. he has experience coaching at the rep and high school level and is extremely passionate about youth development on and off the field. At our camps, there are guest University coaches who come to assist with coaching.

Meet Our Coaches

Why Flag Football?

  • Among surveyed parents of kids who play flag, teamwork was the #1 benefit associated with the sport.

  • Over half of all surveyed parents agree that developing friendships with teammates helped contribute to their child’s love of the game.

  • 72% of surveyed parents agree that flag football is useful and/or necessary before transitioning to tackle.

  • Over half of surveyed parents of current flag players agree that building confidence is a key benefit of flag.

FAQS

    • Flag football flags and belt. Players wear belts with flags that hang along their sides and opponents have to pull the flags off of the ball-carrier’s belt.

    • Every player receives an official NFL FLAG football belt and flag football flags, from us on the first day.

    • NFL FLAG team jersey. Every player also receives a team jersey upon registration.

    • Shorts. It’s important to wear shorts that don’t have pockets. This allows the belt and flags to be visible at all times, avoiding unnecessary penalties. It also is a safety precaution so that fingers don’t get stuck when attempting to remove the flag.

    • Mouthguard (optional). This is the only protective gear that players wear. We recommend having a backup pair in your bag, just in case.

    • Football cleats (optional). Metal cleats are not allowed in flag football.

    • Football gloves (optional). Some players prefer to use football gloves, which give extra grip to help control the ball. These aren’t required, though.

  • Physical development: Being a member on any sports team takes a certain level of coordination and gross motor skills. In flag football, coaches tailor their practice to each age group. For example, children aged 5-to 7-years-old learn the basics, while 8-to 10-year-olds focus on position-specific skills and are more emotionally mature. But in general, your child should have enough coordination to run up and down the field while holding a football or pulling a flag off an opponent.

    Understand teamwork: One of the biggest benefits of organized sports is that children learn what it means to be a team member. This is especially true in football where there are so many moving parts and every player’s contribution counts. If you feel that your child is ready to understand sportsmanship and teamwork, they will gain a lot from joining a flag football team.

    Discipline: Playing on a team requires children to come to practice, learn the rules, listen to coaches, and participate in drills and other activities. They make a commitment to work hard and show up every week. And by doing so, they gain a sense of discipline. Parents should feel comfortable that their children can respond well to a structured team environment.

  • We always welcome parent volunteers to help out with our camps! Please contact info@kayehsports.com

  • No prior experience is required. We take all skill levels and positions and help develop all levels of athletes.