Fall practices start the second full week of August. Your coach will let you know the specific dates and times.
The Mounds View 3rd - 6th Grade teams will play in the Metro East Youth Football League. This league includes teams from but not limited to Stillwater, Woodbury, East Ridge, Roseville, Irondale and Mounds View. The 5th and 6th grade teams use an 11-man format and the 3rd and 4th grade use TackleBar and a 9-man format.
The 7th -8th Grade play in the North Suburban League, which is an extension of the TCNYFL.
BLACK is the official game pants color.
No Removable cleats, spikes, or non-one-piece molded shoes allowed until 7th & 8th grade.
The league provides game jerseys, game socks, footballs, referees and fields.
The game jersey is the players to keep at the end of the season.
It is the responsibility of the parents/guardians to provide quality
equipment that is appropriate for the age and level of play.
CDC Website with tools and information regarding concussions in youth sports.
Boys and girls who will be in grades 3 through 8 in the upcoming school year who live in or attend any school within Mounds View High School portion of the 621 School District may participate.
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The goal of the Mounds View Youth Football Association is to provide every player a positive youth football experience.
We strive to find and provide the best leagues, facilities, equipment, and coaches we can so that each player may enjoy success on the field. Our goal is to provide to all players the safest, most educational, competitive, and fun environment we can. We will make certain that every player is coached so that he has the opportunity to learn the skills necesssary to be a more complete player, and the importance of filling whatever role necessary to help his team be successful.
Our volunteer organization will work before, during, and after the season in an attempt to ensure that each and every participating player learns the importance of teamwork, the value of self discipline, the merit of sportsmanship, and the respect for the game, his teammates, his opponents, and authority figures such as parents, coaches, and officials.
We hope that each player will finish the season feeling that he improved as a player, a person, and a teammate. That he had fun on the field, and was an important part of his team. Most importantly, that he wants to return to the field for the following season.