Football Info/Equipment

The Greenfield Youth Football Program (GYFCP) is a co-ed football program, for all children in 1st through 8th grade. We are proud to be a member of the Wisconsin All American Youth Football League (AAYFL) organization.

• 1st and 2nd grade, Pee Wee Flag Football
• 3rd and 4th grade, Junior Padded Flag Football
• 5th through 8th grade, Tackle Football

The Greenfield Youth PeeWee Football Program aims to deliver an enjoyable and developmentally appropriate football experience, emphasizing relationships, sportsmanship, fair play, and the fundamentals of football. Good Sportsmanship and fair play are mandatory for all people involved in the PeeWee Football League. 

PeeWee Flag Football

• For athletes in 1st and 2nd grade
• Teams made up of 6-8 athletes
• Do not need to live in Greenfield to participate

Practices and Scrimmages

• Practice starts mid-August and runs through October.
• Practice will be 2 days per week until the first scrimmage, then practice drops to 1 day per week.
• Practices will be held at an Elementary School field (within the Greenfield School District).
• There are usually 6 scrimmages per season.
• Scrimmages are typically inner-squad but we look for other scrimmage opportunities with teams of the same age group in our area.
• Scrimmages will have (2) 20 minute halves, with a 5 minute half time. Games have a running clock.
• There are 5 athletes that play in the game at any given time: QB, Center, RB, 2 tackle positions.
• The field of play will consist of two 20-yard halves and two 5-yard end zones. The width of the entire field is 25 yards.

Equipment

• Each athlete will receive the following borrowed equipment: reversible jersey and flag belt. These items need to be turned in at the end of the season.
• Items we provide that you keep: t-shirt and green socks.
• Items parents need to purchase: mouth guard and non-metal football cleats.
• Each family will submit an "equipment fee check" that  we will hold onto until you return the borrowed gear at the end of the season. This check is not cashed unless you do not return your gear.

Volunteers

• We operate as a 100% volunteer program.
• For our season to be successful, we rely on parent participation!
• Volunteer opportunities: Concession Stand, Photographers, Referees (you do not need professional-level football knowledge to serve as a referee; we provide referee cheat sheets to assist you); Team Parent; Assistant Coach.

Fundraising

• Fundraising at this level is completely optional. 

2025 Teams

The Greenfield Youth Flag Football Program aims to deliver an enjoyable and developmentally appropriate football experience, emphasizing relationships, sportsmanship, fair play, and the fundamentals of football. Good Sportsmanship and fair play are mandatory for all people involved in the Junior Football League. 

Junior Padded Flag Football

• For athletes in 3rd and 4th grade
• Teams made up of 8-10 athletes
• We try to keep kids in the same schools together
• Do not need to live in Greenfield to participate
• If there is a 4th grader that wants to "play up" to a 5th grade tackle team, please reach out to president@greenfieldyouthfootball.org

Practices and Scrimmages

• Practice starts mid-August and runs through October.
• Practice will be 2 days per week until the first scrimmage, then practice drops to 1 day per week.
• Practices will be held at an Elementary School field (within the Greenfield School District).
• There are usually 6 scrimmages per season.
• Scrimmages are typically inner-squad but we look for other scrimmage opportunities with teams of the same age group in our area.
• Scrimmages will have (2) 25 minute halves, with a 5 minute half time. Games have a running clock.
• There are 7 athletes that play in the game at any given time: QB, Center, RB, TE, WR, and 2 tackle positions.
• The field of play will consist of two 20-yard halves and two 5-yard end zones. The width of the entire field is 25 yards.

Equipment

• Each athlete will receive the following borrowed equipment: reversible jersey, shoulder pads, helmet with chin strap, and flag belt. These items need to be turned in at the end of the season. 
• Items we provide that you keep: t-shirt and green socks.
• Items parents need to purchase: mouth guard and non-metal football cleats.
• Each family will submit an "equipment fee check" that  we will hold onto until you return the borrowed gear at the end of the season. This check is not cashed unless you do not return your gear.

Volunteers

• We operate as a 100% volunteer program. For our season to be successful, we rely on parent participation.
• Volunteer opportunities: Concession Stand; Photographers; Referees (you do not need professional-level football knowledge to serve as a referee; we provide referee cheat sheets to assist you); Team Parent; Assistant Coaches.

Fundraising

• Fundraising at this level is completely optional. 

2025 Teams

The Greenfield Youth Tackle Football Program aims to deliver an enjoyable and developmentally appropriate football experience, emphasizing relationships, sportsmanship, fair play, and the fundamentals of football. Good Sportsmanship and fair play are mandatory for all people involved in the Greenfield Youth Football League. 

Tackle Football

• Athletes are in 5th through 8th grade
• Each team will have a maximum of 35 athletes
• Per AAYFL: athlete must reside within the boundaries of Greenfield School District (or open enroll)

Practices and Games

• Practice starts end-July and runs through Oct/Nov.
• Practice will be 4 days per week until school starts. Once school is in session, practices drop per league rules, to 6 hours per week.
• Practices will be held at Greenfield Middle School.
• Games can be either home (Greenfield High School) or away, and are on Saturdays, at staggered times. Most volunteer opportunities will be at our home games.
• The AAYFL has weight limit guidelines placed on all offensive backfield and receiver positions (any ball carrier). Players over the weight limit can definitely still play, but not as someone who can advance the ball.

Equipment

• Each athlete will receive the following borrowed equipment: helmet, chin strap, shoulder pads, practice jersey and pants, game jerseys (home and away), game pants, and a belt. 
• Items we provide that you keep: green game socks.
• Parents need to purchase: mouth guard with strap to attach to the helmet, 7-pad girdle, cup (boys), and non-metal football cleats. Optional: your own chin strap (we provide one but sometimes families like to use their own).
• Sometimes coaches/families purchase pink game socks in October for Breast Cancer Awareness month. Your coaches will provide more information.
• Each family will submit an "equipment fee check" which we hold onto all season until you return the borrowed gear to us at the end of the season. This check is not cashed unless you do not return your gear.

Volunteers

• We operate as a 100% volunteer program. For our season to be successful, we rely on parent participation.
• Volunteer opportunities: Concession Stand; Photographers; Team Parent; Assistant Coaches.
• Each family will submit a "volunteer check" that we hold onto all season until your volunteering commitments have been fulfilled. This check is not cashed unless you do not volunteer.

Fundraiser

• There is a mandatory fundraiser. 

2025 Teams