2019 NMYFL: BLAINE, CENTENNIAL, COON RAPIDS, SPRING LAKE PARK
Welcome to the 2019 Season as we serve four great football communities with grade 2-6 tackle football. In 2019 we will have 44 teams with approximately 800 players, 175 coaches, and 30 game officials. We are also aligning with Trusted Coaches and USA Football again this season as well as the Youth 1st Initiative at all grade levels.
WEATHER INFORMATION
North Metro Youth Football League games may be cancelled due to severe or inclement weather (lightning is a main factor) or if fields are deemed unplayable. Game cancellations will be posted on this site by 4:30 pm during the week and by 10:30 am on Saturdays. All other decisions will be made at game time.
Games can and will be played in rainy conditions and above freezing (32 degrees) temperatures at game time. Coaches will communicate to their teams when there is a cancellation.
How to Post Game Scores
Must be a member of NMYFL and have access from NMYFL Office. Can only post from computer or ipad to get edit mode.
2019 SEASON HIGHLIGHTS
Two Enhancements for 2019 Season:
1. All fans on the sidelines will see spectator lines that we would like people to stay behind that will increase fan and player safety. Look for these lines when attending games at Lexington and Aquatore for sure. Also note that when teams play at HS Stadiums all spectators must be in the stands.
2. Our last weekend of games will be October 12-13 with bowl games for all teams. No more week off for MEA and then NMYFL Playoffs the next week. Teams at grade 2-4 will play an eight game regular season and one bowl game. Teams at grade 5-6 will play a nine game regular season and one bowl game.
2019 LEAGUE INFORMATION
Introduction
The North Metro Youth Football League (“NMYFL”) enters its 5th year in 2019. The league is a collaboration of communities located in the north metro of the Twin Cities organized to provide a tackle football league for youth. In 2017 the NMYFL had its highest number of teams serving 63 tackle teams, 200+ coaches, and 1,340+ players across grades 2-6. The league also welcomed Coon Rapids at grades 2-6 and St Francis at grade 2.
In 2015, the first year of the league, we served community based football associations of: Blaine, Centennial, Coon Rapids, Irondale, Mounds View, and Spring Lake Park. Grade level divisions were offered for 2nd, 3rd, and 4th.
In 2016, the league expanded to 57 teams, including 5th & 6th grade divisions, as well as welcoming St. Anthony at the 5th & 6th grade level and Andover at the 2nd grade level.
Philosophy and League Functions
The league is organized to coordinate the activities of the member communities participating teams. The league is an informal organization, and operates with a minimum of rules, regulations, policies and procedures. The focus of the league is on providing youth with the opportunity to play tackle football and grow participation in the sport.
The basic operating functions of the league are as follows:
- Provide a framework that allows teams from the various participating communities to play each other.
- Establish a uniform set of playing rules and provide educational training for coaches and referees to create consistency in enforcement of playing rules.
- Develop and maintain game schedules for each grade division among the participating communities.
- Provide a mechanism and authority for receiving, investigating, and resolving complaints.
- Create opportunities to educate all participants on the value of participation in youth sports and volunteerism in the communities we serve.
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