NSSL

Introduction

The NSSL (National Shooting Sports League) is an amateur football league that was founded in 1972. The league is open to players of all skill levels, and it offers a variety of divisions for men, women, and youth. The NSSL season runs from late spring to early fall, and it culminates in a national championship tournament.

History

The NSSL was founded in 1972 by a group of football enthusiasts who wanted to create a league that was open to players of all skill levels. The league quickly grew in popularity, and it now has teams in over 30 states. The NSSL has also expanded its offerings to include a variety of divisions for men, women, and youth.

The NSSL has produced some of the best amateur football players in the country. Many former NSSL players have gone on to play professional football, including NFL stars such as Peyton Manning and Tom Brady.

How to Play

The NSSL follows the rules of traditional American football. The game is played on a 100-yard field with two teams of 11 players each. The object of the game is to score more points than the other team by moving the ball down the field and into the end zone.

The NSSL also has a few unique rules. For example, the league does not allow punting or field goals. Instead, teams must score touchdowns or convert on fourth down to advance the ball.

Divisions

The NSSL offers a variety of divisions for men, women, and youth. The men's divisions are divided by skill level, from beginner to advanced. The women's divisions are also divided by skill level, and there is also a co-ed division. The youth divisions are divided by age group.

The NSSL also offers a variety of special events, such as a flag football league and a women's tackle football league.

National Championship Tournament

The NSSL national championship tournament is held each year in the fall. The tournament features the top teams from each division, and it is the culmination of the NSSL season.

The national championship tournament is a major event in the amateur football world. It attracts thousands of fans and players from all over the country.

Sources

• NSSL website
• Wikipedia article on the NSSL
• USA Today article about the NSSL