Join Cayden Fowler — high school graduate, FTF board member, and standout football player — as he leads the PeeWee Flag Football session!
Our Pee Wee Flag Football program is designed for kids in grades K - 4 who live in the Five Towns School District, as well as for homeschooled children in the area. This fun, no-contact program introduces young players to the basics of football in a safe and supportive environment.
Learn the basics of football, dive into fun drills, enjoy energetic scrimmages, and most importantly, have an amazing time on the field!
Dates: Saturday Mornings
September 13
September 20
September 27
October 4
Time: 9:00 – 10am
Cost: FREE
Location: Camden Snow Bowl Football Field
20 Barnestown Road, Camden, ME 04843
Middle School Tackle (7-8 grade): $125 for the season
Preseason Start - August 11th
Monday through Friday
5:30-7:30pm at the Camden Snow Bowl Football Field.
Equipment - You will get equipment before a practice.
Varsity (5-6 grade) and JV (3-4 grade) Tackle: $125 for the season
Preseason Start: August 19th
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
5-7pm at the Camden Snow Bowl Football Field. Practice
Equipment - You will get equipment before a practice.
Open to youth in the surrounding communities that do not have a school based, youth tackle football program through 8th grade.
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Scholarship Application:
Please complete the form and include a brief explanation of why you’re requesting a scholarship. The FTF board will review your application and notify you of the decision.
If your scholarship is approved, you’ll receive a one-time use discount code from us.
Once you have the code, please return to the registration page, complete your child’s registration, and enter the code at checkout.
FTF provides each player with; a certified helmet, shoulder pads, padded pants, a practice jersey, game jersey and 1 mouth guard (many kids go through more than one mouth guard or prefer a specific brand). We typically have a box of used cleats donated by previous players of various sizes available at Equipment Day.
If being on the field working with kids interests you, consider becoming a coach. Regardless of your experience level, you can be a valuable member of our coaching staff. Our experienced coaches can guide you!
If you're looking for a way to get involved in Five Town Football but coaching isn't your thing. Consider joining the board. It's a great way to use your unique skills to help organize the events throughout the year!
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Five Town Football is creating healthy, successful kids and supporting families in the communities of Hope, Appleton, Lincolnville, Camden and Rockport by providing a fun team sport experience that connects players to leadership, sportsmanship, teamwork and community. Trained coaches are committed to serving as reliable role models and creating a postive atmosphere for players nurtured by quality interaction with their peers.
Five Town Football is a 501(c)(3) non-profit community organization founded in 2005 by volunteer parents dedicated to expanding football playing opportunities in the Five Towns area. Five Town Football is a subordinate in good standing of American Youth Football, Inc. AYF is recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Five Town Football is considered non-profit as well under Section 170 of the Internal Revenue Code. American Youth Football's Federal Tax Identification Number is 20-2274181. The Group Exemption Number is 5277.
Below is an essay Keel wrote about his love for football. The Five Town Football community was saddened by the passing of Keel at the young age of twelve this summer. He was fierce competitor, a loyal teammate and joy to coach. We all miss him dearly.
Football is my life. No one can change that no matter what they say. It is the best sport ever! I do not know what my life would be without it. I love it with my heart. Just when I hold the football, there is some magical force. It's greatness when you catch the ball, you feel pride. There are great challenges I will have to overcome to play tackle football, like gaining weight. This sport, there is something about it. It makes me feel happy. Like it's where I'm supposed to be. Like it is my destiny. I feel like lots of people doubt that one skinny kid like me could play football, but maybe one day I will be in the NFL and people will say, "Hey, I knew that guy!"
Never give up on football and it won't give up on you! Football is not just a game to me. There is something about it that I love.
-Keel (2007 - 2020)
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