Last updated : Saturday, 20 April 2024
Introduction
The Egor League is an amateur football league in the United States. It was founded in 2007 by a group of friends who wanted to create a league that was more accessible and affordable than traditional professional leagues.
The league is open to players of all skill levels, and there are divisions for men, women, and coed teams. The season runs from spring to fall, and each team plays a 10-game schedule.
The Egor League is a great way to get involved in the sport of football and meet new people. It is also a very affordable option, with registration fees starting at just $50 per player.
Rules
The Egor League follows the official rules of football, with a few modifications to make the game more accessible to amateur players. For example, the game is played on a smaller field, and there are fewer players on each team.
The league also has a few unique rules, such as a "mercy rule" that ends the game if one team is leading by more than 10 points. This rule is designed to prevent blowouts and keep the games competitive.
Divisions
The Egor League has divisions for men, women, and coed teams. Each division is further divided into tiers based on skill level.
The top tier in each division is the "Premier League." This is the most competitive division, and it is open to the best players in the league.
The lower tiers are less competitive, and they are a great option for players who are just starting out or who want to play at a more relaxed level.
Schedule
The Egor League season runs from spring to fall. The season typically begins in April and ends in October.
Each team plays a 10-game schedule. The games are played on weekends, and the schedule is typically released in March.
Registration
Registration for the Egor League opens in January. The registration fee is $50 per player.
To register, you can visit the league's website at www.egorleague.com.
