All-American Junior Football League

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AAJFL 2010

As the new year rapidly approaches, it is time to gear up and take the gridiron for the All-American Junior Football League 2010. Altought this is the league's second winter/spring season in Florida, AAJFL's staff are making changes and improvements to ensure 2010 is bigger and better than 2009.

The All-American Junior Football League is now looking at adding two additional franchises to it's roster; the West Kendall Dolphins and the St. Pete Dragons.

Season Schedule Highlights

02/12/10   Team Owners' Meeting (Fort Myers)
02/13/10   AAJFL-Unlimited Season Kick-off (All teams Fort Myers) One site - One location
03/27/10   AAJFL Conference Playoffs
04/17/10   State Championship and Senior Farewell Game

  Benefits Of Joining AAJFL - Ulimited

Here is just a few of the benefits:

1. A support staff ready to assist your team.
2. AAJFL Championship trophy and runner-up award.
3. MVP award for the player of the championship game.
4. Team statistical leaders display on league website.
5. Opportunity for athletes to showcase their talents in game situations.
6. And much, much more.

AAJFL PLAYING RULES
Unlike most youth or junior leagues in the state of Florida that plays football under the NFHS rules, AAJFL franchise teams will be playing under the NCAA modified rules. Exceptions to the NCAA rules.

1. Teams may use NFHS regulation goal post rather than NCAA.
2. Teams may use NFHS or NCAA regulation football.
3. There will be not instant replays.
4. Players may wear any color gloves except ball- or penalty flag color.

AAJFL believes allowing their franchise teams to play under the NCAA modified rules will make for a more exciting football game. Here are a few rules we know coaches and players will enjoy.

1. Teams will play 12 minute quaters for the regular season and play-offs. The Senior Farewell Game and All-American Bowl will be 15 minute quaters.
2. Defense may return a Try for (extra) Points for two (2) points.
3. Outside the tackles the Passer may throw away the ball. This is not allowed under the NFHS rules.
4. Defense offsides is a live ball foul (a player can get back)rather than NFHS rules where the ball is dead immediately. Offense gets a free play.

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Game Officials

Are you a season football officials and have a desire to offiate in the All-American Junior Football League? Please contact Jerry Gomez at 305.801.3021.





           

Congratulations 
to the
All-American Junior Bowl I '09- State Champions
Southwest Florida Bobcats