Tucson Youth Football and Spirit Federation

IMPORTANT SCHEDULE CHANGES (UPDATED 08/31/2010)

Update #1: September 11, field location correction to "Marana H.S. Aux" - Correction added to schedule

Update #2: September 25, Tucson High 11:45 PW "49 vs. RSK B" (NOT BRONCO ORANGE) - Correction added to schedule

Update #3: All games scheduled for Rio Rico High School on August 28 have been moved to Nogales High School. Map to the school is available in "FIELD LOCATIONS" on the main menu.

Update #4: All games scheduled for the Amphi Auxiliary field on August 28 have been moved to the Marana High School Auxiliary Fields. This DOES NOT affect those games scheduled for the Amphi H.S. Stadium Field. Check with your Coach or Association President if you have any questions.

Update #5: All games scheduled for the Amphi Auxiliary field on September 4 have been moved to McDonald Park. See "FIELD LOCATIONS" on the menu for location map.

Note: Games against divisional opponents may be "non-conference". If you play a division opponent twice in a year, the first game is considered "non-conference".

The partial 2010 Schedule has been released and can be downloaded here or on the Main Menu. This release is for games scheduled August 28 - October 2.

The schedule is always subject to changes due to field and referee availability. Please continue to check back here for notification of any updates.

In addition there is a link on the Main Menu for the 2010 Conference assignments.

This is the time of year we begin to receive many questions and comments regarding the season schedule so a little explanation may help to understand the process and time required.

Scheduling is a very detailed and complex task which requires the cooperation of many people to complete. Before TYFSF can even begin to piece this puzzle together we MUST have the number of teams each Association will be certifying. This may sound much easier than it really is, as teams struggle to register enough kids to form a team or even enough to split a division and have two or more teams. Another major factor in scheduling is the availability of game fields. Many Associations must re-apply yearly for the use of fields which can be a lengthy process, and often fields are only available on specific dates. Even after the schedule has been completed these dates are often altered for various reasons and changes must be made to the schedule. Typically the schedule is not made available until a week prior to the first games (two weeks if all of the stars align properly), and usually it is only released one week at a time for the first few weeks. While we fully understand that this makes it difficult on the parents who need to plan other activities outside of football, the nature of our sport, limited fields, and timing simply do not allow us to produce a schedule any quicker.

This year we have over 3750 children registered which is a record for our program.  But this does mean more teams and more scheduling conflicts so please bear with us and ultimately we we have another successful year.