FFWCT Now Offering AFFL-Style Divisions at State and National Championships

FFWCT Now Offering AFFL-Style Divisions at State and National Championships

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We are happy to announce due to popular demand that we will be offering AFFL-style 7v7 Non-Contact divisions at many of our State and National Championships starting with Battle Erie on October 13th! These divisions will use rules based off the AFFL rulebook and will give players a chance to prepare their

team for the Spring for the start of the next round of Regional Tournaments hosted by the AFFL for a shot at winning $1,000,000. These divisions we’re hosting are not official AFFL qualifiers, just an opportunity to get your team ready and accustomed to the rules but will still earn bids and points just like other divisions towards Nationals and Worlds.

For the Battle Orlando National Championships, we will be limiting the number of total participating teams in the division to 16 teams, 8 will play in the morning block, 8 in the afternoon, in a straight single elimination style bracket WITHOUT pool play to simulate the same environment that the AFFL held at their regionals last Spring. Entry price will be reduced to $250 for the division, and the championship game will be played Saturday night after all other styles have ended so as to not conflict with any other formats.

For those flag football players living under a rock for the last year, the AFFL stormed onto the scene last year with a unique concept offering the flag football world a chance to compete against former professional athletes for a million dollar purse awarded to the champion. Games were nationally televised on the NFL Network and most all of the “Joes” were players and teams that we all are accustomed to seeing at our National and World Championships. They got to play against the likes of Michael Vick, Seneca Wallace, Jhavid Best, Nate Robinson, Carlos Boozer, Jacoby Jones, Chad Ochocinco and more. Fighting Cancer, who has dominated the flag football world for a long time, ultimately beat the Dallas based TMT squad to advance to the championship and finished off the pros to take home the $1,000,000 prize, setting the stage for the second year to see explosive growth now that the players have seen what’s at stake first hand!

Here is the full list of events and links to their registration for quick reference!

Battle Erie | October 13 & 14, 2018 – Erie, PA
Battle Virginia | October 20 & 21, 2018 – Martinsvile, VA
Battle Ohio | November 10 & 11, 2018 – Cincinnati, OH
Battle Florida | November 10 & 11, 2018 – Tampa, FL
Battle Maryland | November 17 & 18, 2018 – Ocean City, MD
Battle South Carolina | December 8 & 9, 2018 – Florence, SC
Battle Utah | December 8 & 9, 2018 – Salt Lake City, UT
Battle Texas | December 15 & 16, 2018 – Dallas, TX
Battle Mississippi | December 15 & 16, 2018 – Tupelo, MS
Battle Orlando National Championships | January 18, 19 & 20, 2019 – Orlando, FL

Which tournament will your team be attending? Make sure and put down your $50 deposit ASAP so the rest of the teams can see who’s committed to get these divisions rolling!

Travis Burnett

A veteran flag football player and creator of FlagSpin.com, Travis helped found the Flag Football World Championship Tour as a way to help revitalize and continue growing the sport, work to incorporate more sponsors and bring bigger and better events to the players and fans across the world.

Travis Burnett

A veteran flag football player and creator of FlagSpin.com, Travis helped found the Flag Football World Championship Tour as a way to help revitalize and continue growing the sport, work to incorporate more sponsors and bring bigger and better events to the players and fans across the world.