FALL · TACKLE · U10–U14
FALL TACKLE
Rep football for young athletes ready to learn the game properly: technique, safe contact, teamwork and discipline. U10 to U14 only; older athletes play Spring Tackle.
- Fall season
- Born 2014-2020
- Full contact, taught safely
- $700* · payment plans
- David Suzuki Stadium
Choose A Division
PICK YOUR ATHLETE' S AGE GROUP
U10
Born 2018, 2019 or 2020
Young athletes learn proper technique, safe contact, teamwork, discipline and the basics of offensive, defensive and special teams play.
A great fit for athletes who are energetic, coachable, curious, competitive, and ready to commit to practices and games.
Practices**
Tues & Thurs, 6:00-8:30PM
Where
David Suzuki Stadium
FEE*
$700 plus Football Ontario Fee
Head Coach
TBD
U12
Born 2016 or 2017
Athletes build on the fundamentals and start to learn the game at full speed. Players sharpen tackling and blocking technique, learn their position responsibilities, and begin to understand how plays, formations and teammates fit together.
A great fit for returning players ready for more, and for new athletes with the energy and focus to learn quickly. Coaches still teach every skill from the start.
Practices**
Tues & Thurs, 6:00-8:30PM
Where
David Suzuki Stadium
FEE*
$700 plus Football Ontario Fee
Head Coach
TBD
U14
Born 2014 or 2015
Our top fall division, built to prepare athletes for high school football. The game gets faster and more physical, so players focus on position-specific technique, reading the play, conditioning, and the habits that separate good players from great ones: preparation, discipline and leadership.
A great fit for athletes who want to compete, are ready to commit to practices and games, and are thinking about the next level. New players are welcome; coaches meet athletes where they are.
Practices**
Tues & Thurs, 6:00-8:30PM
Where
David Suzuki Stadium
FEE*
$700 plus Football Ontario Fee
Head Coach
TBD
* fees have not be approved by the board ** tentative based on City's allocation
What's Included
Every Athlete Receives
Certified Equipment
Helmet and shoulder pads fitted by our expert fitters. Refurbished every 2 years. Guardian Cap if required.
Practice Gear
Practice jersey and practice pants.
Game Uniform
Two game jerseys (purple and gold) to keep, plus game pants.
Certified Coaching
Position work and safe contact instruction from certified coaches.
The Commitment
This is not drop-in football.
01
TIME
Practices two to three times a week, weekend games, team meetings and possible travel.
02
Attendance
Show up and communicate early. Missed practices affect development, safety and playing time.
03
Responsibiliy
Equipment, fees, water and readiness. Athletes and families share it.
04
Standard
Respect the game, coaches, officials, teammates and opponents. On the field, the sideline and online.
MEET THE COACH
Dwight Lewis
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Questions
What Parents Ask Most
Is this Rep football?
Yes. Peel Panthers football is competitive club football, and families should treat it as a rep-level commitment.
Players are expected to attend practices, games, team meetings, and other scheduled team activities. Football is a team sport. When one player misses practice, it affects preparation, safety, timing, conditioning, and the development of the entire group.
During the season, families should expect multiple practices per week, games on weekends, possible travel, and team events. Attendance matters. Coaches build game plans, install plays, teach techniques, and make roster decisions based on commitment, effort, readiness, and reliability.
Missing practices or games may affect playing time, position assignments, and game-day eligibility. We understand that school, family, illness, and emergencies happen. Communication is important. Families should notify coaches as early as possible when an athlete will be absent.
Peel is a development program, but it is also a competitive program. We want athletes who are ready to work, learn, compete, support their teammates, and represent the Club with pride.
Does my athlete need football experience?
No. Peel welcomes new athletes and experienced players. Coaches help place athletes in the right program based on age, readiness, and goals.
Where are games played?
The Panthers practise in Brampton, with home games and in season practices hosted at David Suzuki Stadium. Away games can be across the province. Off season practices take place at various indoor facilities in the Brampton area.
What does the $1,000 fee include?
Fees helps cover the use of football equipment, training, league fees, insurance, equipment, officials, fields, transportation, and game-day operations.
Can we pay over time?
Yes. Peel works with families through payment plans and fee assistance where possible. Note, that any missed payments will jeopardize the athlete’s ability to practice or play, and can lead to their removal from the team.
What if my athlete misses practice?
Players missing practice with out communicating with their head coach may see a reduction in playing time.
Cost should not be the first barrier.
KidSport, Their Opportunity, payment plans and the Panthers Community Fund can help. Apply early.