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The SWML is a youth football league for grades 4 through 8, made up of traveling football teams from communities located in the southwest suburbs of the Twin Cities (Minnesota) metro area. The cities that currently make up the SWML are: Chanhassen; Chaska; Eden Prairie; Prior Lake; Orono; New Prague; Waconia
Southwest Metro Football League. Rules. Mission and Intent. Teach the fundamentals of football and promote good sportsmanship. This is a competitive developmental league with the goal of developing all football athletes. Rule interpretations not spelled out by SWML defer to NFHS Rules. 4th & 5th Grade Highlights. Non-Ball Carrying:
Football fields 9, 10 and 11 are in the center of the park, past the baseball and softball fields. Google Maps: Miller Park
Southwest Metro Football League (SWML) The Southwest Metro League was created for youth football teams from the various member communities to play under a unified and mutually agreeable format. The intent of the league is to provide an environment to expose all players to all aspects of the game.
Southwest Metro League Board Players Positional Limitations Every CCFA grade-level player must abide by weight restrictions and rules that are set by the Southwest Metro League.
Minnesota Youth Athletic Services (MYAS) is excited to announce a mutually beneficial partnership with the Southwest Metro League (SWML), a youth football league made up of traveling football teams grades 4-8 from communities located in the southwest suburbs of the Twin Cities metro area.
Orono Youth Football is a member of the Southwest Metro League (SWML), a youth football league with members from multiple sized schools. It is run by a board of directors consisting of one representative of each of the member districts.