š Bluewater Flag Football Travel Team Information Night ā Happening Tonight!Ā š
Tonight marks an exciting milestone for our growing Bluewater Flag Football community as we host our 2025/2026 Travel Team Information Meeting. This session is an important step in expanding opportunities for our athletes and showcasing the incredible talent we have right here in Sarnia.
Over the past seasons, weāve watched our young athletes grow, compete, and push themselves to new levels. With so much dedication and skill within our organization, itās time to take the next step and our Travel Program is exactly that. Tonightās meeting will outline everything families need to know about joining competitive travel flag football for the upcoming year.
Meeting Details
Date:Ā November 25, 2025
Time:Ā 6:00 PM ā 7:00 PM
Location:Ā Pat Stapleton Kiwanis Room
Teams We Are looking to Form
We are preparing to build teams in the following divisions:
U8
U10
U12
U14
U16
U20
We are also actively seeking athletes for an All-Girls U14 or U16 Travel Team, as we continue to support and grow opportunities for female athletes in our community.
Why Travel Flag Football?
Travel flag football provides increased competition, stronger skill development, and the chance to represent Sarnia at events across Ontario. Itās an opportunity for athletes to challenge themselves, build confidence, and deepen their understanding of the game, all while having fun and building team connections.
Canāt Make the Meeting?
No problem! Whether youāre attending or not, we ask that all interested families complete our Travel Interest Form.All future tryout details and updatesĀ will be communicated through this form.
š Travel Team Interest Form: https://forms.gle/AEMgiaiRLU4aGgKm7
š A Message to Our Community
We are incredibly proud of the athletes in the Bluewater Flag Football family. Tonightās meeting is more than an information session, itās the next chapter in giving our athletes the platform they deserve and showing the rest of Ontario what Sarnia is capable of.
We look forward to seeing many of you tonight and kickstarting an exciting year ahead for competitive flag football.
š Letās take Bluewater to the next level ā together.Ā š
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