Flag Football Season Schedule Template
A ready-made season schedule with everything a commissioner tracks in one view — round, date, kickoff, venue, home and away teams, referees, scores, and status. It comes pre-filled with one four-team round as a worked example, so you can see the format and then make it your own.
Using Google Sheets? Open Sheets → File → Import → upload the CSV, or open the .xlsx directly from Drive.
| Rnd | Date | Time | Venue | Home | Away | Refs | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2026-06-07 | 10:00 | Hala AWF | Team A | Team B | C, D | — |
| 1 | 2026-06-07 | 11:00 | Hala AWF | Team C | Team D | A, B | — |
What's in the template
One row per game, with the columns that keep a season from turning into a group chat:
- Round, date, and kickoff — so nobody has to ask when they're playing.
- Venue — one field per slot, so you can spot a double-booking at a glance.
- Home and away teams — the fixture itself, straight from your round-robin.
- Referees — pre-set to the two teams sitting out each game, the rotation most small leagues use.
- Home and away score, and status — fill these in as results come in; the sheet becomes your record.
- Notes — reschedules, walkovers, anything worth a footnote.
The first round is filled in with the standard four-team, six-game format (every team plays three, the two resting teams referee). Delete or copy it, and add your own rounds below. The Excel version has a frozen header row so it stays readable as the season grows.
How to use it well
Build the round-robin first, then drop fixtures into venue slots and assign the resting teams as referees before you publish — the reasoning is in our flag football schedule maker guide. Keep this sheet as the single published version, and treat changes as expensive: a moved game means a new slot and possibly new referees. The full season sequence is in the season planning checklist.
A sheet can't stop a double-booking, rotate referees for you, or turn scores into standings. FlagRoster's schedule builder does all three — and computes the table and tiebreakers the moment a result lands. Try it free for 14 days →