The Standard Flag Football Academy

Our 8–10 year old team finished the season with a hard-fought 2-point loss in the championship game.

Not the ending we wanted, but I couldn’t be more proud of this group. These boys battled, left it all out there, and gave everything they had until the very end. They finished the season 7-1, and they have a lot to be proud of.

With a young team like this, it is always about more than the final score. It is about the journey, the growth, the confidence they built, and the way they learned to compete and play together throughout the season. That is the part that lasts, and that is why I’m so proud of them.

This group has a lot to build on, and I’m thankful I got to be part of their season.

Our 11–14 year old team wrapped up the season with a tough 1-point loss in the championship game.

That one hurts, because these boys gave everything they had and left it all out there. But as hard as that moment is, I couldn’t be more proud of this group and the season they put together. Finishing 7-1 is something to be proud of, but even more than that, I’m proud of the way they competed, stayed together, kept growing, and kept showing up for each other all season long.

The journey is always bigger than the result. Wins and losses matter, but what matters most is the growth, the toughness, the confidence, and the way these athletes kept taking steps forward week after week.

Proud of this team and thankful I got to coach them.

My 11–14 year old team finished the regular season with a 36–6 win and ended the season undefeated.

This group was firing on all cylinders. Offense, defense, effort, energy, and teamwork all came together. What excites me most is how young this team is and how well they continue to compete each week.

They keep showing up, getting better, and playing for each other. That’s what makes this group special.

Now it’s time for the playoffs.

My 8–10 year old team won their last regular season game 14–8 and finished the season undefeated.

The record is great, but what means the most is seeing how much they’ve grown, learned, and improved throughout the season. They showed up, worked hard, played together, and kept getting better each week.

Excited for this group. Now the playoffs begin!

Our 11–14 group came away with a 22–0 win on Saturday, and I loved the way they handled business.

They came out aggressive, but composed. They didn’t make big mental mistakes. They played sound football, trusted each other, and kept doing their jobs.

This group is special.

Each week, it feels like someone new steps up and makes a play. But the best part is watching how they celebrate each other when those plays happen. Nobody puts themselves above the team. They show up, compete, and play for one another.

That’s what makes this group different.

They play with great sportsmanship, they’re ready to go every week, and they continue to set the standard for this age group.

Love coaching this team and watching them grow. 🏈

Coach Jay

Our 8–10 group showed a lot on Saturday.

Yes, they came away with a 16–0 win, but the part I loved most was how they carried themselves.

The game had plenty of chirping and moments where it would’ve been easy to respond the wrong way. But our boys didn’t take the bait. They stayed calm, stayed together, and kept playing the game the right way.

That’s not easy at this age.

That’s mental toughness.

That’s growth.

That’s playing to our standard.

Love this group and the direction they’re heading. 🏈

Big 38-36 win for our 11-14 flag team. 🏈

This group had to earn every bit of it.

It was one of those games where every possession mattered, and I was proud of the way they stayed locked in. They kept competing, kept trusting each other, and found a way to finish when the game got tight.

The scoreboard is great, but what stood out most was the fight, focus, and belief they showed all the way through.

That’s how you grow as a team.

Proud of these athletes and thankful for another opportunity to coach them.