About Us

ABOUT US
Southeastern Christian Association of Sixman Football is a Christian based, recreational football league, founded in April 2003, is a non-profit organization, and the corporate headquarters is located in Clearwater, Florida.
Our inaugural season began in January 2004 with the games played at Countryside High School in Clearwater. The schedule consisted of the following teams from the Tampa Bay area:
The Rage (league Champs), Bandits (league runner up), Outlaws, Gladiators, Coyotes, Bob Cats, Trojans, Assassins, Posse, Buckeyes, Game Dogs, Juggernauts.

Mission Statement:
SCASF Inc. is a religious organization providing 6 on 6 full contact, tackle football programs to community youth and adult teams and private high schools.

Vision Statement:
1.      Bring others to Christ through the game of football.
2.      Establish a Fellowship of Christian Athletes group within our program.
3.      Build character, leadership, and self discipline.
4.      Instill the concepts of hard work, team work and sportsmanship.
5.      Provide a positive activity for young adults.
6.      Assist small private schools in starting a football program.
7.      Establish adult football teams in the state of Florida as well as other southeastern states.
8.      Give former players a second chance to play football and fulfill their goals.
9.      Give individuals an opportunity to play football who, for various reasons, were not
      able (Poor grades, dropped out of school, discipline problems while in school).
10. Assist all players in reaching the next level of football – College Scholarships, Pro
      and/or Semi Pro tryouts, or Becoming a Coach.
11. Compete in a National 6 on 6 Championship.

HISTORY OF SIXMAN FOOTBALL
Stephen Epler, a staff member at Chester High School, Chester Nebraska in 1933, is given credit for creating the modern day concept of Sixman Football. During the depression era, few players and a lack of funds made this concept very appealing to his school. SCASF was patterned after a sixman football program in San Antonio,Texas- created by Miles Sims. You may visit his web site at www.sixman.com.

Changing Lives
Some call them homeboys, some call them other names. Regardless of what you call them, there is this group of young adults between the ages of 18 to 26 who hang out on the corners, those who are doing little or nothing to better themselves. Many of these young men are from broken homes and have no directions or role models to follow.

Through our Sixman football program, we have reach a few of these young adults. They are placed on teams with other young and older adults who have been successful. By playing football they are force to be discipline, to establish structure in their lives, they learn to work together as a team for a positive goal, they have learned to respect others, to respect authority, to follow rules, even if you don't like them. Many stop or cut back on hanging out, staying up late, smoking and drinking, doing drugs, in order to get in shape to perform at their best. Through their relationship with their coach, who is now that father figure, they are turning their lives around. They now have something positive to feel good about.