BCMFA

Introduction

The BCMFA (British Columbia Minor Football Association) is a non-profit organization that oversees amateur football in British Columbia, Canada. It was founded in 1960 and currently has over 10,000 registered players.

The BCMFA offers a variety of programs for players of all ages and skill levels. These programs include flag football, tackle football, and cheerleading. The BCMFA also hosts a number of tournaments and championships throughout the year.

History

The BCMFA was founded in 1960 by a group of football enthusiasts who wanted to provide a more organized and structured environment for amateur football in British Columbia. The association quickly grew in popularity and by the early 1970s, it was overseeing over 1,000 teams.

The BCMFA has continued to grow and expand over the years. In recent years, the association has focused on increasing participation rates among girls and women. The BCMFA also hosts a number of programs for players with disabilities.

Programs

• Flag football: Flag football is a non-contact version of tackle football that is played by children ages 5-12.
• Tackle football: Tackle football is a contact sport that is played by children ages 13-18.
• Cheerleading: Cheerleading is a sport that combines acrobatics, dance, and pom-poms. Cheerleading is offered for girls and boys ages 5-18.

Tournaments and championships

The BCMFA hosts a number of tournaments and championships throughout the year. These tournaments include the BC Junior Football Championships, the BC High School Football Championships, and the BC Bantam Football Championships.

The BCMFA also hosts the BC Bowl, which is the annual championship game for the BCMFA's top teams. The BC Bowl is held in November each year.

Sources

• BCMFA website
• BC Football website
• CBC article about the BCMFA