Flag Football Player Registration Form
Everything a league needs to collect before week one, on one form — player details, an emergency contact, and a consent waiver. Print the PDF for sign-up day, or use the spreadsheet version as the exact field list to build a Google Form. It's deliberately short: just what you'll use, nothing you'll have to protect for no reason.
Want a Google Form? Use the CSV headers as your form questions — they're the exact fields below, in order.
| Field | Example |
|---|---|
| First / last name | Marta Nowak |
| Date of birth | 2004-03-11 |
| Emergency contact | Ola Nowak · 600-000-000 |
| Waiver signed | Yes · 2026-05-30 |
What's on the form
- Player details — first and last name, date of birth, gender, jersey number, and position.
- Contact — email and phone.
- Emergency contact — name, relationship, and phone.
- Licence number — for federation leagues that issue one.
- Consent & waiver — a short acknowledgement of injury risk and data use, with a signature line. For under-18s, a parent or guardian signs.
That's the whole form. It's short on purpose: every field you add is data you have to store securely and delete later, so the template sticks to what a league actually uses.
How to use it well
Set a registration deadline and collect every player's form before it — the reasoning, including two-batch registration windows, is in our player registration guide. Keep signed waivers matched to players, store the forms somewhere access-controlled rather than a shared drive, and when the season ends, delete what you no longer need. It's a consent record, so treat it like one.
Paper forms are hard to search, easy to lose, and a privacy headache. In FlagRoster, players register straight into the season roster with these fields, and eligibility is checked automatically when you build a match-day squad. Try it free for 14 days →