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SMFFL Kids · Youth flag football

Sundays are for the kids.

One hour of coached practice, one hour of games, every Sunday. Non-contact, beginner friendly and a lot of fun.

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The details
When
Sundays, 3 to 5 PM
Where
Bird Lakes Park
Membership
$100 / month
Includes
SMFFL Kids shirt
3:00 PM

Practice

Footwork, throwing, catching, flag pulling and routes, in small groups by age and skill.

4:00 PM

Games

Scrimmages and extra reps so kids use what they learned that day.

5:00 PM

Pickup

Kids stay with coaches until a parent or approved adult arrives.

What's included

The membership

  • Weekly coached practice and games
  • An SMFFL Kids shirt
  • Non-contact flag format, safe for beginners
  • Small-group coaching
  • Season photos from the league photographer
  • Payment plans available, just ask

The program needs at least 15 registered kids to run. If we don't hit that number before the start date, every family gets a full refund.

Parents ask
Does my child need experience?

No. We teach the basics from scratch, and kids are grouped so everyone plays at a level that works for them.

What should they bring?

Athletic clothes, cleats or sneakers, a full water bottle and sunscreen. We provide the flags and footballs.

How does billing work?

It's a monthly membership, $100 per child, billed automatically through Stripe on the same day each month. It keeps going month to month until you cancel. There's no contract and no cancellation fee.

How do I cancel?

Log in to the membership portal at billing.stripe.com with the email you signed up with and click cancel, or email southmiamiffl@gmail.com or text 786-381-7300. Cancel at least 3 days before your next billing date and you won't be charged again. Your child can keep playing through the end of the month you already paid for.

What if it rains?

We play through light rain. Lightning or a field closure cancels the session, and we'll let families know as early as we can.

Is it safe?

It's non-contact flag football. Coaches enforce the no-contact rules and keep kids supervised the whole session.