Schedules & Rosters
Announcements & League Info
League Rules & Expectations
Flag Football League Season Schedules & Rosters
HOW TO ACCESS TEAM ROSTERS/SCHEDULES
Parents can view their child’s team roster through their TeamSideline account once teams have been published.
- Go to The Community House TeamSideline website.
- Click “Sign In” in the upper-right corner.
- Log in using the same email address you used when registering your child.
- Once logged in, look for your child’s Team Site or team information.
- Select your child’s team.
- Click “Roster” to view the players assigned to the team.
You may also access your team through the TeamSideline app using the same login information.
Don’t See Your Child’s Team?
If your child’s team is not showing, please make sure you are signing in with the same email address used during registration.
If you are still unable to view the team, please contact The Community House for assistance.
Please note: Team rosters are only available to members of that team and are not publicly visible on the website.
Important Dates
Last Weekend in August - Rosters released and practices can begin twice a week
September 12 and 13th - First weekend of games, practices are only once a week
September 26th and 27th - League picture day , schedules TBD
October 24th/25th - Last weekend of games / playoffs begins (weather depending)
November 1st - Championship games
Team Formation & Placement
While we encourage a fun and competitive environment, all team placement decisions are made with the best interests of the league and the majority of participants in mind. Our goal is to create teams that are as balanced and equitable as possible.
We understand that children enjoy playing with friends and classmates. However, due to the size of our leagues and our commitment to creating balanced teams, we do not accept individual team, coach, or friend placement requests. Whenever possible, we will make an effort to place players with some children from their school.
The Recreation Supervisor is responsible for creating all teams, and all team placement decisions are final.
Teams are constructed using a combination of the following criteria:
- School attending
- Grade level, with combined-grade divisions structured to have approximately equal representation from each grade
- Number of years participating in the league
- Flag Football: approximately 12 players per team
These guidelines allow us to create the most balanced teams possible while providing a positive league experience for all participants.
FLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUE SEASON INFORMATION
The Community House league philosophy focuses on participation, sportsmanship, learning the
fundamentals of the game and creating an atmosphere for all players to succeed.
Our league expectations are that everyone plays, everyone receives equal playing time, rotates positions, and no
players are cut from our program. The Community House believes that the adults involved in our
youth sports leagues are role models of sportsmanship, respect, and self-control. Every decision
made and behavior displayed should always be what is in the best interest of the young athletes
participating in our league. Players, coaches, parents, officials and staff are expected to continually
reinforce the attributes of sportsmanship, hard work, and positive thinking during the season.
Individuals who fail to comply with The Community House league rules and expectations
will be subject to disciplinary action. This includes but is not limited to the following order
or combinations as decided by the league and severity of the situation:
1. Verbal or written warning issued by league
2. Immediate ejection from game (by league or officials)
3. Suspended from game, or multiple games
4. Removal (as coach or spectator) from the league
Some disciplinary actions may follow from one league to the next or can span over multiple seasons
By participating in our league; all parents, coaches, and spectators are subject, but not limited to,
following our Parent/Coach Code of Conduct rules:
- I will treat all league officials, coaches, spectators, and players with respect at every game or practice
- I will encourage good sportsmanship and demonstrate positive support for coaches, officials, and players. I will do my best to ensure this is a positive experience for my child.
- I will not engage in or encourage any unsportsmanlike conduct with coaches, officials, spectators, or players. This includes: foul language/gestures, taunting, booing, refusing to shake hands, etc.
- I will not engage in or encourage any behavior that endangers the safety or well-being of any coaches, officials, spectators, or players.
- I will not verbally threaten or physically abuse any coaches, officials, spectators, or players.
- I will respect the officials and their authority during games. I will refrain from yelling at or forcefully confronting officials. I understand officials are there to provide a safe environment for play while enforcing the rules.
- I will respect my child’s coach. I recognize the importance of volunteer coaches and understand that coaches are important for the development of my child and the league.
- If I am coaching my child’s team, I will treat all children equally and fair. I will ensure all players receive equal playing time and the opportunity to play, and establish a fun atmosphere. As a volunteer coach, I will never make a child feel defeated based on the outcome of a game or by his/her performance.
- I will remember that The Community House leagues are played for fun and the development of young athletes. The league is intended for the success of youth, not the adults.
Parent/Coach Code of Conduct
OUR LEAGUES
Flag Football League
Starting in August, young athletes (K-8th grade) can experience all the excitement of football without the contact! The Community House Flag Football League welcomes boys and girls of all experience levels, whether they’re longtime football fans or stepping onto the field for the first time. With an emphasis on safety, speed, agility, teamwork, and skill development, flag football is a fun and competitive way for every player to learn the game, build confidence, and be part of a team.
Jodie Harrison Basketball League
The Jodie Harrison Basketball League brings the excitement of basketball to players from Kindergarten through 8th grade! From our co-ed introductory Jr. League for K–1st graders to our recreational 2nd–8th grade divisions powered by Breakaway Basketball, players of all experience levels can build skills, confidence, teamwork, and a love for the game. With age-appropriate instruction, weekly games, and a focus on learning and having fun, Jodie Harrison is a winter tradition for athletes and families throughout our community.
Built for the Community
The Community House’s youth sports leagues are at the heart of our community, bringing athletes together to learn, compete, build confidence, and have fun. From our Flag Football League to the Jodie Harrison Basketball League, we offer exciting opportunities for players of all skill levels to develop their game, make new friends, and experience the power of teamwork.
Community First
Every game brings players, families, and neighbors together, building stronger teams and an even stronger community.
Opportunities for Everyone
From first-time players to seasoned athletes, there’s a place for everyone to learn, compete, grow, and love the game.
More Than a Game
Our commitment goes beyond touchdowns and baskets. We’re building confidence, character, teamwork, and memories that last long after the final whistle.
Sponsors
Contact Dan Herrmann at dhermann@thecommunityhouse.org to find out to how support our leagues and become a sponsor!
