Everyone belongs.
Rec welcomes beginners. Teams should balance learning and competition, with playing-time and rotation expectations explained before the season.

THE BLITZ STANDARD
A consistent experience for the family trying football for the first time—and the family coming back for more.
Our spring 2027 launch framework. Local teams will publish the policies, staffing, and season details that put these standards into practice before enrollment.
ONE NATIONAL FRAMEWORK
Rec welcomes beginners. Teams should balance learning and competition, with playing-time and rotation expectations explained before the season.
Coach onboarding includes screening requirements, age-appropriate practice preparation, positive communication, and the local rules.
Each league needs a named game-day lead, prepared officials, and a clear way to raise a concern.
Uniform distribution, field directions, arrival instructions, and the season communication channel belong in the pre-season welcome.
Families should see the total required cost, included kit, optional purchases, and refund terms before paying.
Players, coaches, spectators, and officials share responsibility for positive sidelines. Concerns go to the local lead and then national support.
BUILT AROUND THE PLAYER

Coaches can recognize first catches, better teamwork, smart decisions, and steady improvement. Rec remains a great place to play across multiple seasons.
Travel Flag and 7v7 offer different experiences when a player is ready. Moving up is optional.
Explore your first season ↗A CLEAR ROUTE TO HELP
Ask your local lead about placement, schedules, equipment, or a game-day concern. Local owners are listed on state pages as they are confirmed.
Find your state ↗Contact the national team if the local route is unavailable or your concern remains unresolved. Include your state and topic; avoid sending sensitive player information.
shular@blitzfb.com ↗