- Registration for our Spring 2026 season will commence on December 16, 2026. To register, kindly visit https://maddogsfootball.net.
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- Registration will be open from December 16, 2025, at 9:00 AM and will conclude on March 1, 2026, at 11:59 PM. Due to jersey ordering and anticipated shipping delays, late signups will not be accepted. Therefore, we encourage you to register promptly.
- The age cutoff for the Spring 2026 season is January 1, 2026.
- Our program offers separate divisions for boys and girls. The youngest age accepted for the Spring season is three years old.
Evaluation/draft dates, times and place? All Players are required to attend. Please bring cleats, mouth piece and a water bottle.
- 4U division will NOT have evaluations.
When is the spring season?
Spring season will run from 4/11/2026 to 5/30/26. All games will be on Saturdays. On 5/30/2026 will be our championship night, which we are hoping will be bigger and better than ever! Please set aside that date on your schedule for a fun-filled day with the Mad Dogs family!
How Much is Mad Dogs? What included in the price?
Price is $185 the first child then $20 off for any additional. We also offer discounts for anyone who wishes to be a head coach. However, you must apply for a background check first and be cleared by the league before applying. You will receive a reversible jersey, shorts and flags. Our 4U division cost $90 a player and they will receive a jersey/shorts and flags.
Does Mad Dogs offer sponsorships for kids in need?
We want everyone to be able to play in Mad Dogs! Thanks to our generous sponsors, we get to help families who may not be able to afford the full registration. If you know of someone who wants to play but money is the obstacle please email us at maddogsflaginfo@gmail.com
When is Practice?
Practice is 2 days a week on average. Days are set by your head coach.
Where is Practice?
Belle Terre Park/Seminole Woods/Holland Park/Ralph Carter Park.
Game fields will be at Ralph Carter Park on Friday’s for our spring 2026 season.
What team am I going to play for?
Mad Dogs will be following a draft format for player selection. Head coaches will only be allowed to reserve any of their own children. The rest of the players will be selected in the league-wide draft before the start of the regular season. A head coach may choose their assistant coach and team mom after the draft has finalized.
How does the draft work?
The draft will work similar to last season—we will have multiple evaluation days to “scout” players. All new and returning athletes (including reserved/slotted players) must attend. Following the evaluation, we will have a league-wide draft where coaches will select their players. The results of the draft will be final.
Can I Coach or Be a Team Mom?
YES! If you’re at all interested in coaching or volunteering, please complete the background check first. After you have heard back from the league then you can sign up to volunteer. Here is the link for background checks- https://maddogsflagfootballofpalmcoast.sportngin.com/register/form/762346628
What will I need to buy for my child to participate?
The only required equipment for Mad Dogs is the team jersey/shorts and flags (Which we issue as part of registration) as well as cleats and a mouth guard, which is needed for safety purposes. Shorts with no pockets, cleats and mouth guard can be purchased easily on Amazon or at Dick’s Sporting Goods in Daytona. Every once in a while they’re stocked locally at Target/Walmart, but do not wait until the last minute to grab them!
What else can my child do to get ready?
Mad Dogs is a “competitive” flag football league. We absolutely exist foreverychild to play, learn the game and have a great time, but the purpose of the league is to push every athlete to get better. That can start today! Get your young athlete off the couch now, get them moving. If they’re playing another sport, great! If not, start walking, running, biking, swimming, playing catch, doing body-weight workouts like pushups/squats/jumping jacks. Talk about good hydration and nutrition. Remember, doing these activities WITH your young athlete is going to be a lot more effective at getting them going than just telling them to do it. YouTube is a pretty great resource for beginner football drills and “speed/agility sets” are an inexpensive purchase on Amazon.
Thank you, and we’re looking forward to a great season!
Mad Dogs Flag Football of Palm Coast