Cubs Division Football is an introduction to full contact tackle football. The Cub division emphasizes skill development and safety. Coaches are on the field with the participants during the practices and games.Cub participants are provided necessary football equipment which includes:Helmets, practice & game pants, (which are returned at the end of the season) and mouth guards and game jersey (which they keep). Items needed: Cleats, water bottle, practice jersey, and warm layers to be worn under gear. There is a two week preseason camp starting mid July followed by six weekly games and a championship game.

Junior football is a more competitive environment for kids ready to play more serious football. The emphasis is on skills development, specific positions and plays. Coaches are not on the field during play.

Junior participants are provided necessary football equipment which includes:

Helmets, practice & game pants, (which are returned at the end of the season) and mouth guards and game jersey (which they keep). Items needed: Cleats, water bottle, practice jersey, and warm layers to be worn under gear.

There is a two week preseason camp starting in mid July followed by six weekly games and a championship game.

Senior football is JYFL's most advanced program but is still appropriate for first time players in middle school. It is conducted according to the same parameters as the Junior program.

Senior participants are provided necessary football equipment which includes:

Helmets, practice & game pants, (which are returned at the end of the season) and mouth guards and game jersey (which they keep). Items needed: Cleats, water bottle, practice jersey, and warm layers to be worn under gear.

There is a two week preseason camp starting mid July followed by six weekly games and a championship game. Senior division teams may travel to other communities for post-season events, or even out of state in preparation of the participants moving on to the competitive high school programs.