Tackle Football - Panthers Youth Football
NPAA Panthers football teams play in the Pop Warner First Coast Conference. Pop Warner is the oldest national youth football and cheerleading organization in the world. Our emphasis is on teaching proper fundamental football while empowering our athletes to build a "team first" mentality by helping athletes to become the best individual versions of themselves. We use football as a tool to help our youth be a more confident and resilient person in life and in society.
Age and Eligibility
- 6U, 8U, 10U, 11U
- Coaches and Volunteers — We are looking for football and character coaches to assist at all age groups. We are also looking for team parents, concession sales and marketing assistance. Please reach out via email to learn more.
2025 Practices and Games
Practices are at Nease High School. Games will be played the greater Jacksonville area and will be determined by Pop Warner First Coast Conference.
What makes Panthers Youth Football different?
Our coaches are USA Football trained and certified through Pop-Warner and USA Football. All coaches are volunteers and do not get paid.
We go to great lengths to seek volunteers that align with our core values and overall mission. We believe tackle football is a long game and that the emphasis should not be on "Daddy ball" or creating "all-star" teams but rather on the fundamentals of the game with one main goal, provide the best service and experience possible so each play deepens their love of the greatest game on earth and returns the next year and the year after that. We want every kid that we have the honor of coaching, to have the opportunity to play high school football and possibly beyond.
We play in the Pop Warner First Coast Conference. Pop Warner has been around for nearly 100 years and focuses on developing life-long values of teamwork, sportsmanship and a superior work ethic on the playing field and in the classroom.
All players will get a minimum number of plays in each game, and have the ability to compete for specific positions and additional playing time by their effort, attitude, and performance in practice.