At Fred Fifer III Middle School, the i9 Sports Flag Football League organizes players into age-based divisions such as 4U (under 4), 5U, 6U, and so on up to 14U, ensuring kids compete with others close to their age and skill level. Divisions may be coed or separated into boys and girls leagues, helping everyone enjoy fair, fun, and safe games while developing their skills alongside peers.

The event takes place at Fred Fifer III Middle School in Camden, DE. The school is easily accessible for families and traveling teams, with on-site parking available.

The Fred Fifer III Middle School i9 Sports Flag Football League may offer boys divisions, girls divisions, and sometimes coed divisions. Many flag football events include these options, but specific formats can vary. Please confirm with the organizer to know which divisions are available for this event.

The Fred Fifer III Middle School i9 Sports Flag Football League is a recreational league designed to be beginner-friendly and welcoming to all skill levels. The league focuses on fun, skill development, and teamwork rather than intense competition. Players are grouped into divisions based on age and experience, ensuring everyone competes at an appropriate level. No prior experience or elite skills are required—athletes of all backgrounds are encouraged to join, learn, and enjoy the game in a supportive environment.

The Fred Fifer III Middle School i9 Sports Flag Football League is a recreational program designed for athletes ages 4U through 14U, making it a great fit for beginners and developing players who want to learn the fundamentals of football in a supportive, low-pressure environment. Participants benefit from skill development, teamwork, and game experience, all while having fun and building confidence on the field. The league emphasizes sportsmanship and personal growth over intense competition, making it ideal for families seeking a positive introduction to youth sports. This league is best for kids and families looking for a balanced approach to athletics—where learning, enjoyment, and making new friends are just as important as the score. If you want your child to gain experience, stay active, and enjoy the game, consider registering or reaching out with any questions.