For athletes competing in 7v7 football Central Texas programs, varsity success starts long before the fall season. Winter, Spring and Summer is where timing, chemistry, and confidence are built.
CenTex Sports gives athletes the reps, competition, and game-speed experience they need to elevate their play. Big plays start with today. Â
School-Based 7on7 Division Avaliable
CenTex Sports is excited to offer a School-Based 7on7 Division designed to give athletes the opportunity to compete alongside teammates from their school and local feeder-school community.
Teams in this division will be formed primarily around school attendance, feeder patterns, and geographic area, creating a competitive environment where players can represent their school community and compete against other school-based teams.
To participate in the School-Based Division, teams should register using the team registration fee. Programs or groups that need assistance forming a complete roster may contact CenTex Sports to discuss available accommodations and roster options.
All School-Based Division teams and players will be required to complete the Zorts verification process. As part of this process, players may be required to submit a current report card or other approved school documentation to verify school attendance and division eligibility.
The majority of the schedule will feature school-vs.-school matchups. However, teams may also play a limited number of games against teams outside of the school-based format. These crossover games allow us to provide additional competition, schedule variety, and ensure teams can complete their 10-game regular-season schedule.
Our goal is to create a 7on7 experience that promotes school pride, local rivalries, community involvement, player development, and competitive opportunities while providing every team with a diverse and exciting schedule.
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CenTex Sports offers competitive 7v7 football in Central Texas for youth athletes looking to develop passing skills, route running, coverage awareness, timing, and teamwork. Programs include regional team registration and free-agent opportunities, with a school-based division designed to bring athletes together through school and feeder-community connections. Families and coaches can review available divisions, regional registration options, and current season details to find a suitable program.
We bridge this development gap by running a highly structured, competitive environment at Round Rock Multipurpose Complex or Glenn High School. By eliminating the line of scrimmage rush, our passing league creates an intensive focus on coverage structures, route-running precision, and rapid spatial decision-making.
WINTER – SPRING – SUMMER
Winter season runs from Jan 23rd through Feb 27th, packing an entire developmental cycle into high-intensity Sunday afternoons between 9:00AM and 6:00PM.
Spring Season: April 4th through May 8th between 9:00AM and 6:00PM.
Summer Season: June 25th through July 30th between 5:00PM and 10:30PM FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS
| Division Age Brackets | Current Scholastic Grade | Protective Gear Needed |
|---|---|---|
| 8U Division | 2nd and 3rd Grade | Soft-Shell Helmets / Halos / Mouth Guard |
| 10U Division | 4th and 5th Grade | Soft-Shell Helmets / Halos / Mouth Guard |
| 12U Division | 6th and 7th Grade | Soft-Shell Helmets / Halos / Mouth Guard |
| 14U Division | 8th and 9th Grade | Soft-Shell Helmets / Halos / Mouth Guard |
| 15U & High School | 10th through 12th Grade | Soft-Shell Helmets / Halos / Mouth Guard |
Traditional off-season football training focuses heavily on weight room metrics and track times. While physical conditioning is vital, athletes consistently lose their situational field awareness, spatial timing, and reaction speed when they go months without playing actual competitive downs.
Standard tournament structures often force families to travel across counties just to sit through long weather delays or play a single elimination match. This inefficient format leaves young athletes standing on the sidelines instead of getting better.
CenTex Sports gives athletes opportunities to build football skills through structured 7v7 passing competition. With regional registration options, a school-based division, and organized seasonal play, athletes can gain game experience while developing timing, teamwork, and football awareness.
Our 7v7 format emphasizes route running, passing execution, coverage recognition, and quick decisions. Athletes can apply their skills in competitive situations while improving communication and coordination with teammates.
Our School-Based 7on7 Division allows eligible athletes to compete alongside teammates from their school and local feeder-school community. Teams are organized primarily around school attendance, feeder patterns, and geographic areas, with Zorts verification required for school-based eligibility.
CenTex Sports offers winter, spring, and summer program opportunities, subject to the current schedule. Teams can review available divisions, regional options, and competition details before choosing a season.
Our league structure utilizes a mandatory doubleheader framework every single week to maximize player volume:
CenTex 7v7 football is designed for youth athletes, teams, coaches, and families seeking organized passing competition in Central Texas. Available divisions and eligibility requirements vary by season, so participants should review the current program details before registering.
Players looking to improve their passing-game awareness can gain experience with route running, timing, coverage recognition, and communication through competitive play.
School teams and eligible feeder-community groups can explore the School-Based Division, which emphasizes school representation, local rivalries, and community involvement. Teams must follow the league's school eligibility and verification requirements.
Coaches with an existing roster can explore team registration and available competitive divisions. Review the current season's game format, schedule, and registration requirements before entering a team.
Athletes without a complete team can explore free-agent registration to see whether individual placement opportunities are available for their region and season.
Getting started with CenTex 7v7 football involves selecting a region, choosing the appropriate registration option, and preparing for the season. Teams and individual athletes should follow the league’s official registration instructions for their selected program.
Review the available Austin and Waco registration options, along with the current season, division requirements, schedule, and venue details. Confirm which program fits your team's or athlete's eligibility.
Choose team registration if you are entering a complete roster, or review free-agent registration if you are an individual athlete seeking a team placement opportunity. School-Based Division participants must also complete the required Zorts verification process.
Submit the required registration information and documentation. Follow official league communications for team details, schedules, equipment requirements, and game-day instructions.
We build a realistic pathway for both established club rosters and individual free agents looking to join the local sports culture.
Coaches looking to test their school or select rosters against elite regional talent can lock in full team entries:
Team Registration Fee: $1,250 covers your complete squad through our 10-game regular season and explicit post-season championship tournament brackets.
Individual athletes looking for a team can register as free agents for $165. We actively cluster free agents based on their geographic school zones to build local community chemistry.
Operational Reality: To guarantee a free agent team forms, we rely directly on local parent and volunteer coach applications. If low division sign-ups prevent a roster from coming together, CenTex Sports issues an immediate 100% financial refund.
All athletes are strictly required to wear soft-shell helmets or protective halos along with a standard mouthguard during active play. Because 7v7 is a touch-based passing format, full pads are prohibited, but head safety gear is non-negotiable to prevent collision injuries on the turf.
Divisions rely directly on the player’s scholastic grade bracket as of August 1st, 2025, matching the official NFL Flag age division guidelines. This alignment ensures absolute structural fairness, preventing older varsity players from dropping down into developmental youth pools.
Our league officials coordinate directly with the Round Rock Multipurpose Complex grounds crew to inspect fields by 4:00 PM. If severe lightning forces a delay, match updates push instantly through our automated parent text network, and affected doubleheaders move straight to our July 31st championship night window.
