Barrington Flag Football crowns champions

Hundreds turn out for Championship Sunday games

Posted 6/14/22

The action was fast and furious at Chianese Field on Sunday morning, June 12, as Barrington Flag Football held its Championship Sunday event for the spring season.

The league playoffs included …

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Barrington Flag Football crowns champions

Hundreds turn out for Championship Sunday games

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The action was fast and furious at Chianese Field on Sunday morning, June 12, as Barrington Flag Football held its Championship Sunday event for the spring season.

The league playoffs included bracket-play in five divisions (6U, 8U, 10U, 12U, and 14U. All teams qualified for the playoffs. 

By the end of the day, five teams had captured division championships. The 49ers defeated the Rams in the 14U finals, while the Bucs knocked off the Cardinals to win the 12U title. In the 10U championship, the Ravens outscored the Dolphins to claim victory. The Bears beat the Vikings and won the 8U championship after finishing the regular season undefeated. And in the 6U division, the Broncos defeated the Chiefs in a thrilling championship game. 

Barrington Flag Football is part of the Barrington Pop Warner program, which offers tackle football in the fall and a competitive cheer program. 

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