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Hancock Community Education offers football programs for students in grades 2nd-6th. Online registration opens in August.
Hancock Community Education offers football programs for students in grades 2nd-6th. Online registration opens in August.
5th-6th FOOTBALL LEAGUE GAME DATES
(An updated schedule will be posted here as it becomes available.)
Saturday, September 9th – in Brandon-Evansville
Tuesday, September 19th – in Morris (confirmation pending)
Saturday, September 30th – in Brandon-Evansville (confirmation pending)
Tuesday, October 3rd – in Verdale
Flag football is a "non-contract" sport for boys and girls in grades 2-4. Players learn the basics of running, passing, and scoring in a fun, non-competitive environment. This is a week-long event that includes three practice days and one game day led by the head high school football coach and assisted by varsity football players. Families are encouraged to sit on the sidelines during the game days to cheer on the Little Owls.
Flag football is a "non-contract" sport for boys and girls in grades 2-4. Players learn the basics of running, passing, and scoring in a fun, non-competitive environment. This is a week-long event that includes three practice days and one game day led by the head high school football coach and assisted by varsity football players. Families are encouraged to sit on the sidelines during the game days to cheer on the Little Owls.
The Community Ed Football League is for students in grades 5 and 6. With safety being the number one priority, players learn the fundamentals of blocking, tackling, and running in the offensive, defensive, and special-team positions. The program also reinforces life skills such as working hard, listening, responsibility and caring for others. The season starts in the middle of August and goes through the middle of October. Practices are twice a week after school from 5:00-6:15 Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Players will compete in up to six games with teams from other area 9-man schools.
The Community Ed Football League is for students in grades 5 and 6. With safety being the number one priority, players learn the fundamentals of blocking, tackling, and running in the offensive, defensive, and special-team positions. The program also reinforces life skills such as working hard, listening, responsibility and caring for others. The season starts in the middle of August and goes through the middle of October. Practices are twice a week after school from 5:00-6:15 Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Players will compete in up to six games with teams from other area 9-man schools.
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