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Looking for a Player/Team?
The first game of the
2010 Fall Alpharetta Flag Football Season will be played on Sunday
September 12, 2010. The deadline for registration and payment will
be on Sunday August 22, 2010. There will be 7 regular season games
plus playoffs. If you want to register as an individual or a team
(click here).
Are you interested in forming a team? Do you need a few additional players to complete your roster? If
so, Alpharetta Flag Football can help you with some other individuals who have signed up! For those who do not have a team on which to
participate, Just contact us and we will put you on a team. This is a great way to meet new people and participate in the fun.
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Upcoming Events!
'10 Upcoming Sunday Summer Flag
Football Games
August 22 - Playoffs & Championship
11am
#7 Total Domination vs #2 Raiders
12pm
#3 Pirates
Never Die vs #6 Bad Mama Jamas
1pm
#4 Rule 76
vs #5 Throwback
2pm Winner 11am
vs Winner 12pm
3pm #1 Wildcats
vs #8 Free Agents
4pm Winner 1pm
vs Winner 3pm
5pm Winner 4pm
vs Winner 2pm - Championship
Previous Premier League Champions

10'
Spring Champions Raiders
#1 AFC Raiders Defeated #2 NFC RAAHHHH 20-14 | |
Week 7 Players of the Week | | | Offensive Player of the Week 
John F.
(6-10) 104.2 QB Rating,
2 Passing Touchdowns,
1 Rushing Touchdown
| Defensive Player of the Week 
Mahlon C.
4 Pulls, 1 Interception,
1 Defensive Touchdown | |
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Welcome to the Alpharetta Flag Football 7-Man Flag Football website.
The 2010 Fall Flag Football Season's first game will be played on Sunday
September 12, 2010 starting at 11 a.m. All request for certain game
times will be honored to the best of the Alpharetta Flag Football Leagues
ability. The deadline for registration and payment will be on Sunday
August 22, 2010. The games will be played at New Prospect Elementary in Alpharetta. Everyone is welcome to play whether you are a beginner, advanced, or new to the game - come join us for a great time. Our Fall season will consist of 7 regular season games with the addition of playoff games, and every team will make playoffs. Also playoff's are single game elimination. All games will begin on Sunday afternoon/evening. We also keep individual and team stats, players of the week, weekly scores, league standings, league leaders and post them up online so you can see where you rank among the best in the league. Each game is roughly an hour long starting at 11a.m. each Sunday. Registration: We accept team registration and individual registration for players who could not get their own team together. We will put you on a team with other players who also could not get a team together. Each team is responsible for a $700 team registration fee or $70 individual fee which includes team tee's with numbers, referee fees, field fees, field maintenance, and league flags will be provided each week. To Register your team or as an individualclick here For questions contact our staff either byclicking here, or email us at staff@alpharettaflagfootball.com General Overview: The games consist of two 22-minute halves with a continuous clock that only stops in the final 2 minutes of the second half. Their is no Blocking or screening in the league The entire Defense will be lined up 5 yards from the offensive line of scrimmage, and the rusher(s) will be untouched by the offense. Each team receives 2 timeouts per half The fields dimensions are 80 yards in length, 40 yards in width, and 10 yard end zones. Their is only 1 regular kickoff each half from the 20 yard line. After each scoring drive the opposing team will take the ball on it's own 20 yard line. First downs are made after reaching each 20 yard line marker. Scoring is 6 points for a touchdown, extra points are 1 point from the 3 yard line, 2 points from the 9 yard line. In case of a tie with overall team records. Playoff standing will be made on heads up play. If their is still a tie, standings will be based on total points allowed defensively by each team. Field Dimensions: The 80-yard flag football field is divided into four zones and two 10-yard end zones. There are two goal lines, two 20-yard lines and the 40-yard line (midfield). Each team has a set of four downs (plays) to advance the ball from one 20-yard zone to the next while getting first downs along the way. Each team is required to have four people on the line of scrimmage at the snap of the ball, but all players may start on the offensive play while on the line. All players are eligible to throw or receive a pass and are not restricted by positioning. Only one player may be in motion prior to the snap. For a complete set of rules pleaseclick here or on the link above that says League Rules. |
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