Mountville Football places its strongest emphasis on player development, not just winning games. Skill-building is prioritized at every age level, with a focus on proper technique, football IQ, and safe, age‑appropriate fundamentals. MYAA’s coaches are 100% volunteer, experienced, and deeply committed to youth development. They teach the game the right way, build confidence, and serve as positive mentors on and off the field.

Our program participates in the Capital Area Football League (CFA), the largest youth football league in Pennsylvania. Originally founded as an independent Catholic football league made up of former CYO programs in the Harrisburg area, the CFA is now widely recognized for its organized structure, consistent officiating, and commitment to helping players grow as athletes and individuals. Teams are grouped so players compete against others with similar size and skill, keeping games fun, competitive, and development‑focused. This balanced approach reduces lopsided outcomes and creates an environment where every athlete can succeed.

MYAA values the CFA for its higher level of competition than other leagues. Defenses are more disciplined, offenses are more explosive, and very few teams can be beaten on talent alone. This elevated level of play challenges our athletes, accelerates their development, and prepares them for future success at the high school and college levels.

An introductory level focused on fun, fundamentals, and teamwork. Players learn the basics of running, catching, throwing, tackling, and proper stance in a safe, encouraging environment. The primary goal is building confidence and developing a genuine love for the game.

Players begin developing stronger fundamentals and a clearer understanding of game concepts. Emphasis is placed on proper technique, teamwork, sportsmanship, and learning basic offensive and defensive positions. Competition increases slightly at this level, while player development remains the top priority.

Players at this stage advance their football IQ and sharpen their individual skills. Practices emphasize position‑specific development, understanding game strategy, learning blocking schemes, and recognizing defensive alignments. Athletes gain increased game experience and begin preparing for the expectations, speed, and structure of middle school–level play.

Players at this level are prepared for the expectations, speed, and physicality of high school football. Training emphasizes advanced techniques, improved strength and conditioning, and a deeper understanding of both offensive and defensive schemes. The core focus becomes discipline, leadership, and accountability, helping athletes mature as players and teammates while building the habits needed for success at the next level.

View the MYAA Football Age Chart here: MYAA Football Cheer Age Chart

Cutoff is April 30

You will receive additional information from the Commissioner and Assistant Football Commissioner as we get closer to the start of the season.

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Thank you for considering Mountville Football for your player!!!

--Online Registration Required--

All football registrations must be completed through MYAA’s online portal. Families choosing to participate in football must register online before the season begins.