Salt City Flag Club

About SCFC

Football, friendship, and a reason to keep showing up.

SCFC players standing together on the field at Liverpool.
A past SCFC run at Liverpool.

Five guys and a football.

It started with five guys throwing a football in a Burnet Park blizzard. On February 4, 2024, we made it a regular thing. The games grew, and so did the friendships.

Burnet Park, Tipp Hill

Compete hard. Build each other up.

Cheer good plays on both teams and help the next player improve.

Co-ed and open to all ability levels. Never played? We'll show you.

A ball carrier runs with the football as a defender reaches for a flag at Liverpool.
  • Real reps for new players

    New to flag? We’ll get you involved with passes, handoffs, or defense.

  • Play hard. Keep it fun.

    Compete to win without dirty play, put-downs, hostility, or fighting.

  • Get better together

    Learn routes, throwing, catching, and defense with help from experienced teammates.

  • Look out for each other

    Clean language, safe play, encouragement, laughter, and prayer for protection.

Darren Kwee smiling in a white hat at an SCFC run.

Meet Darren.

I’m Darren Kwee, a big NFL fan who wanted a regular place to play, improve, laugh, and build friendships. That’s SCFC.

Faith in how we play.

I follow Jesus and aim to lead with love, respect, encouragement, and care. We pray for safety, thank God for our bodies and abilities, keep our language clean, and compete hard while making room for everyone.

You don’t have to be Christian to play; we ask everyone to respect that culture.

SCFC players gathered in prayer on the field at Liverpool.
Prayer at a past SCFC run in Liverpool.

Meet the group.

Matthew Park smiling in a casual close-up photo.

Matthew Park

Daniel Majewski smiling at a football game.

Daniel Majewski

James Piazza

See the player directory

Quick answers

Is SCFC free?

Yes. SCFC is free. Come play with us.

Who can play?

SCFC is co-ed. Men, women, and every experience level are welcome, including complete beginners.

Do I need football experience?

None. We’ll get you involved with passes, handoffs, defense, or whatever helps you get into the game.

Is this a league?

Most runs use teams picked at the field rather than a league schedule. Vote in GroupMe and arrive at the posted time. We also run fixed-team Cups and short series.

How long do you play?

Individual games generally last an hour or less; a run usually lasts two hours, sometimes three. Fall Cup and Turkey Bowl follow their announced plans.

What should I bring?

Water and weather-appropriate activewear. Cleats and gloves help, but aren’t required.

Do you play year-round?

Generally, when fields are safe and roughly 8–10 people commit. The number can depend on the format.

What happens if attendance is low or weather is bad?

We cancel for unsafe conditions or low turnout. Check GroupMe for the final GO before heading out.

Where do I park?

Park in the lot in front of Sunnycrest Ice Rink, then walk to the practice turf. Check Next Run and GroupMe for the current venue.

Is SCFC a Christian group?

Darren leads from a Christian foundation: respect, encouragement, clean language, prayer, and care for each other. You don’t have to be Christian to play; please respect that culture.

Read the SCFC weekly rules

Your first game can be Turkey Bowl.

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