
As a guideline, we follow the FHSAA rules. We have local adopted rules such as:
This is a 5v5 league for Flag Football and Basketball. A minimum of five players per age group is required to start; the game cannot be finished with four.
Flag Football is a co‑ed 5v5 league loosely following FHSAA rules. The game must start with five players but may finish with four. The opposing coach may elect to continue with five or continue with four. Depending on participation, we will have at least three seasons per year: Summer, Winter, and Spring. The season will consist of six games played on Sundays, with the first game at 1 p.m. Depending on need (e.g., weather), a double‑header may be played. A playoff game for the league champion and a consolation game are included. We are working toward an inter‑league championship game with Minneola ITG Sports.
A fumble is dead where the ball hits the ground. No kickoffs or punts. A punt may be declared, and the ball placed on the receiving team’s 5‑yard line on the exchange. The ball must be snapped between the center’s legs — no side snaps or hand‑backs.
Basketball will closely follow FHSAA rules, as will Cheer. Cheer routines will be decided by the Cheer Coordinator.
A player may play up based on the league’s discretion but never “down” for any reason. A player may be on multiple rosters — their actual age roster and one age group up — but never two rosters in the same age group. An additional registration fee may apply. Rosters are set after Week 2.
Although Cheer will follow the same guidelines, we will make determinations based on roster size.
As part of registration, football and basketball players will be provided with a jersey. Parents must provide a mouthguard, black shorts with no pockets or exposed strings, and athletic shoes or rubber/plastic cleats. They will not be allowed to play without this equipment.
Cheer will be provided with a uniform and pom‑poms. Parents must supply shoes and a hair bow. The Cheer Coordinator will provide additional information.
Basketball will loosely follow FHSAA rules.
An advanced player may play up in age; a player may never play down. Players may be on multiple rosters, but not within the same age group.
The game must start with five players and may finish with four due to injury; otherwise, it is considered a forfeit. The opposing coach may elect to reduce on‑court personnel to four, but this is optional and not required.
Your league will provide team jerseys (tank‑top style). Parents will provide black shorts (no pockets; strings must be concealed), athletic shoes, impact‑resistant eyeglasses if appropriate, and a mouthguard (optional but highly recommended). No slides, flip‑flops, Crocs, etc. are allowed during practice, warm‑ups, or games. Athletic shoes only on any court.
Medical jewelry is allowed and encouraged if needed. Arm sleeves and headbands are permitted but may not interfere with the game. Offensive or excessively loud gear will not be worn or tolerated.
Youth cheerleading rules and expectations focus heavily on athlete safety, consistent appearance, positive sportsmanship, and strong team commitment.
Core Safety Rules
Appearance & Uniform Expectations
Commitment & Conduct Expectations
15-13 year old
12-11 year old
10-9 year old
8-7 year old
6-5 year old
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