UCONN HUSKIES CUP | AAU Junior Olympic Games Qualifier

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Families in East Hartford, Connecticut can experience a unique flag football event at Pratt & Whitney Stadium at Rentschler Field, home of the UConn Huskies. Unrivaled Flag brings a one-day tournament for girls (12U, 14U, 17U) and coed teams (6U, 8U, 10U, 12U, 15U), offering fast-paced games in a Division I college football setting. Top teams earn a half-bid to the 2027 Youth Flag Football World Championships at Disney. The tournament’s high-energy format and iconic venue make it a standout summer event for youth athletes in Connecticut.

Age Groups

4U
5U
6U
7U
8U
9U
10U
11U
12U
13U
14U
15U
16U
17U

Genders

Girls
Coed
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Pratt & Whitney Stadium at Rentschler Field
East Hartford, CT
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Jul 11, 2026 -
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What age groups and divisions are available for UCONN HUSKIES CUP | AAU Junior Olympic Games Qualifier ?

The UCONN HUSKIES CUP | AAU Junior Olympic Games Qualifier offers divisions by age, including 4U through 17U, ensuring athletes compete with peers of similar age and development. Separate Girls and Coed divisions further group participants by gender or mixed teams, creating fair and supportive competition. This structure helps every athlete enjoy a positive tournament experience matched to their age and skill level.

Where is the UCONN HUSKIES CUP | AAU Junior Olympic Games Qualifier located?

The event takes place at Pratt & Whitney Stadium at Rentschler Field in East Hartford, CT—a family-friendly venue with convenient access and ample parking, making it easy for traveling teams and visitors.

What genders are allowed to participate at the UCONN HUSKIES CUP | AAU Junior Olympic Games Qualifier?

The UCONN HUSKIES CUP | AAU Junior Olympic Games Qualifier offers girls divisions and coed divisions. Participants can compete in either girls-only or coed teams.

Is the UCONN HUSKIES CUP | AAU Junior Olympic Games Qualifierbeginner-friendly or designed for competitive teams or athletes?

The UCONN HUSKIES CUP | AAU Junior Olympic Games Qualifier is a competitive flag football tournament designed for youth athletes, but it welcomes a range of skill levels. With multiple age divisions for both girls and coed teams (from 6U to 17U), the event ensures that players are matched with others of similar age and ability, making it accessible for both experienced and newer athletes. While top teams can qualify for the 2027 Youth Flag Football World Championships, you do not need to be an elite player to participate. The tournament’s format and supportive environment make it a great opportunity for families and young athletes to enjoy high-energy games, develop skills, and experience the excitement of playing at a Division I college football stadium.

How do I know of the UCONN HUSKIES CUP | AAU Junior Olympic Games Qualifier is the right flag footballTournament for me?

The UCONN HUSKIES CUP | AAU Junior Olympic Games Qualifier is an excellent fit for young athletes and families seeking a competitive, memorable flag football experience. With divisions for girls (12U, 14U, 17U) and coed teams (6U, 8U, 10U, 12U, 15U), the tournament welcomes a wide range of ages and skill levels. Playing at Pratt & Whitney Stadium, home of the UConn Huskies, gives participants a taste of Division I college football atmosphere, while the fast-paced, one-day format ensures plenty of action and excitement. Top teams can earn a half-bid to the 2027 Youth Flag Football World Championships at Disney, adding extra motivation and exposure. This event is ideal for families in East Hartford and beyond who want their athletes to develop skills, compete against strong teams, and create lasting memories in a unique setting. If you’re looking for a fun, challenging, and rewarding summer tournament, consider registering or reaching out for more information.

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