At the Minneola Athletic Complex i9 Sports Flag Football League, players are grouped into divisions by age, such as 4U (under 4), 5U (under 5), up to 14U (under 14), ensuring fair and fun competition among similarly aged athletes. Divisions may be coed or separated into boys and girls leagues, allowing everyone to play at their appropriate skill and experience level. This structure helps all participants develop their abilities and enjoy the game in a supportive environment.

The event takes place at the Minneola Athletic Complex in Minneola, FL, a family-friendly venue with ample parking and facilities, making it convenient for visiting teams and families.

The Minneola Athletic Complex i9 Sports Flag Football League offers coed divisions, allowing boys and girls to participate together.

The Minneola Athletic Complex i9 Sports Flag Football League is a recreational league designed to be beginner-friendly and welcoming to all skill levels. The league typically offers multiple divisions based on age and experience, ensuring that athletes are placed with peers of similar ability. This structure helps everyone learn, grow, and have fun in a supportive environment. There is no need for athletes to be elite—everyone is encouraged to participate, build confidence, and enjoy the game.

The Minneola Athletic Complex 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 game 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 football. If you’re looking for a league where your child can grow, make friends, and enjoy the sport, this program is an excellent choice. Feel free to register or reach out with any questions—we’re here to help!