ABOUT US

FlagMag.com President  with NFL Hall of Famers
#16 Joe Montana & #7 John Elway

FlagMag.com was created in 1998 as an interactive website for flag football players in the USA and around the world. The President/Owner of FlagMag  recognized the potential in new media resources and said “it was a perfect prospect for flag football players around the globe to have their own source of information just like any other sport”. It was distinguished as a means for flag football players and enthusiasts to be able to obtain up-to-date information on tournaments, events and leagues in and outside the USA. The idea of the site is mainly to support a quarterly magazine that is sent out to players in the USA and all our affiliations based in Canada, Mexico, South America and Europe. The website is quite interactive as players use the message board to communicate their issues and also find important information. It is also a very visual site whereby players that have participated in any of out events can actually see their achievements.

E-commerce

FlagMag.com also serves as an e-commerce tool of which the company sells a range of flag football products and accessories such as sonic boom flags, Velcro flags, ball markers, rule book, playbook, cones and our official FlagMag.com sports gear.

Under the FlagMag umbrella are the following:

Boston Metro Flag Football League (BMFFL): This league was created in 1996 and has grown from a 9man league into the biggest league in the New England area. Today it has become an all year round designed league that boasts of at least 80 teams in the spring, summer and fall, playing 4man and 8man categories in division’s A, B and C. The league has produced some of the most exciting flag football players in New England.

International Flag Football Federation (IFFF): The official organizer of the World Cup of flag football event. The IFFF is a not-for-profit organization fathered by Flagmag that supports it financially to reach both its short & long term goals. The IFFF has so far organized five World Cup events starting in Cancun, Mexico in 1999 while the last event took place in Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic. As a federation the IFFF has 12 countries affiliated with it and travels to different parts of the world promoting the sport.

The federation manages what are known as regional qualifiers across the USA and also conducts as many international qualifiers as it can on an annual basis. The USA regional qualifiers run in fifteen states and all the top teams win an invitation to participate in our World Cup Open Invitational Tournament. Players that represent Team USA flag football are personally picked and screened by the President of the federation from the regional qualifiers. The criteria that any player that wants to represent USA in the World Cup has to travel to at least two foreign destinations to assist in the development of the lower tier countries is fundamental to our cause.