PREVIEW: AAU Unrestricted Football Tackle National Championship
01/05/2021
The AAU Unrestricted Football Tackle National Championship is set to kick off on Saturday, Jan. 9 and Sunday, Jan. 10 to one of the largest number of athletes participating for the event.
AAU Unrestricted Football Tackle National Championship
Dates: Jan. 9-10
Location: New Braunfels, Texas
Schedule | Tournament Home Page
NEW BRAUNSFELS, Texas - The 2020 season for AAU Football is not over yet! It may be 2021, but football still has one of its biggest tournaments yet in Texas this weekend. The AAU Unrestricted Football Tackle National Championship is set to kick off on Saturday, Jan. 9 and Sunday, Jan. 10 to one of the largest number of athletes participating for the event.
Last year the event drew 21 teams across the south and east part of the States. For 2020, more teams were itching for a chance to hold that National Championship trophy, totaling 39 registered teams. The approximately 1,200 athletes will compete in five different age divisions, including 6U (Flag), 8U, 10U, 12U and 14U.
The festivities will begin in a round-robin format on Saturday, Jan. 9 with the elimination bracket starting Sunday, Jan. 10. Games will take place in the New Braunfels area at Canyon High School, Canyon Middle School, Church Hill Middle School and Danville Middle School. Be sure to doublecheck the schedule here so that you arrive at the correct field.
For results and tournament information, visit txaauyfl.rsportz.com.
For more information on AAU Football, visit AAUFootball.org.
Get Social! Get up to date information and share your photos with us by following @AAUFootball on Facebook and Twitter, or use #AAUFootball.
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Have an inspiring story? Let us know.
We are looking for compelling human interest stories that might involve your team, one of the members of your team, or another team you know of attending the event. We are looking for inspirational stories that should be shared with the world! Do you know of a child who has overcome incredible obstacles on their way to competing in this tournament? Do you know of an athlete, a coach or a parent whose story might make us laugh or even cry? We would love to hear about it. We will review any potential stories to see if we can produce a heart-warming story around them. Please let us know if you have any questions, comments or concerns. We can be reached by email or twitter handle below.
CONTACT:
Email: kburns@aausports.org
Twitter or Facebook: @AAUFootball
Media interested in covering this event should contact Keri Burns, AAU Marketing Communications Coordinator at kburns@aausports.org.
Dates: Jan. 9-10
Location: New Braunfels, Texas
Schedule | Tournament Home Page
NEW BRAUNSFELS, Texas - The 2020 season for AAU Football is not over yet! It may be 2021, but football still has one of its biggest tournaments yet in Texas this weekend. The AAU Unrestricted Football Tackle National Championship is set to kick off on Saturday, Jan. 9 and Sunday, Jan. 10 to one of the largest number of athletes participating for the event.
Last year the event drew 21 teams across the south and east part of the States. For 2020, more teams were itching for a chance to hold that National Championship trophy, totaling 39 registered teams. The approximately 1,200 athletes will compete in five different age divisions, including 6U (Flag), 8U, 10U, 12U and 14U.
The festivities will begin in a round-robin format on Saturday, Jan. 9 with the elimination bracket starting Sunday, Jan. 10. Games will take place in the New Braunfels area at Canyon High School, Canyon Middle School, Church Hill Middle School and Danville Middle School. Be sure to doublecheck the schedule here so that you arrive at the correct field.
For results and tournament information, visit txaauyfl.rsportz.com.
For more information on AAU Football, visit AAUFootball.org.
Get Social! Get up to date information and share your photos with us by following @AAUFootball on Facebook and Twitter, or use #AAUFootball.
####
Have an inspiring story? Let us know.
We are looking for compelling human interest stories that might involve your team, one of the members of your team, or another team you know of attending the event. We are looking for inspirational stories that should be shared with the world! Do you know of a child who has overcome incredible obstacles on their way to competing in this tournament? Do you know of an athlete, a coach or a parent whose story might make us laugh or even cry? We would love to hear about it. We will review any potential stories to see if we can produce a heart-warming story around them. Please let us know if you have any questions, comments or concerns. We can be reached by email or twitter handle below.
CONTACT:
Email: kburns@aausports.org
Twitter or Facebook: @AAUFootball
Media interested in covering this event should contact Keri Burns, AAU Marketing Communications Coordinator at kburns@aausports.org.
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