The Marinier Cup organizes divisions by age, such as 6U through 14U, to ensure players compete with others of similar age and skill, creating a fair and enjoyable experience. Separate Girls and Coed divisions allow for more tailored competition, while the Tournament format brings all these groups together for a fun, inclusive event. This structure helps every athlete play at the right level and make the most of their tournament experience.

The event takes place in Everett, WA. If a specific venue is announced, details will be provided; otherwise, the exact location will be shared closer to the event date. Everett is easily accessible for families and traveling teams.

The Marinier Cup offers boys divisions, girls divisions, and coed divisions. Please confirm specific options and eligibility with the event organizer.

The Marinier Cup, part of the WYFC FARM LEAGUE in Everett, WA, offers a competitive yet welcoming environment for flag football players of all skill levels. With divisions organized by age and ability (6U to 14U, in both 7v7 and 5v5 formats), the tournament ensures that both beginners and experienced athletes are matched appropriately. This structure allows new players to learn and enjoy the game without needing to be elite, while also providing a challenge for more seasoned teams. Families can feel confident that their athletes will be placed in a division that suits their experience, making the event both accessible and exciting for everyone.

The Marinier Cup is an excellent choice for families in Everett, WA seeking a well-organized, competitive flag football experience for athletes ages 6U to 14U. With divisions for both girls and coed teams, and formats including 7v7 and 5v5, the tournament is designed to match players with similar skill levels, ensuring fair play and exciting games. Participants benefit from skill development, valuable game experience, and the thrill of competition, all in a supportive and energetic environment. This event is ideal for both new and returning teams looking to challenge themselves, build teamwork, and enjoy the fun of tournament play. If you’re interested in giving your athlete a memorable and rewarding experience, consider registering or reaching out to the organizers with any questions as the April 4, 2026 date approaches.