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Curious about The Cup of Dreams and why NYC players can’t wait for more street-style tournaments?
Our Ultimate Guide to The Cup of Dreams can help start answering those questions.
Read on to find out why NYC Footy leagues are the best place to let that beginner level talent shine.
Spending time with the team this summer doesn’t always have to be during a game. If you’re all about dining out with the folks helping you work up an appetite, here’s a look at NYC’s newest restaurants near NYC Footy fields.
NYC Footy’s summer superlatives are here to help guide you to the leagues and locations that back up their reputation for being the best around.
Avoid making one or all of NYC Footy’s top three registration fails and you’ll be off to a hot start.
Cleats & Eats is all about finding those NYC Footy friendly spots across NYC so players don’t have to.
Today, we’re helping folks playing in Ridgewood, Prospect Park’s Parade Grounds, and Pier 40 find an easy group dining option.
Warwick,. NY isn’t just the home of Fuchs Fest on April 12th, it’s the place to head to when you want some of NY State’s best brews. Here’s our Field Guide to Warwick, NY so you’ve got the scouting report needed for tournament success!
In a love/hate relationship with NYC right now? These five spring leagues can help reignite the spark you need to realize its New York or nowhere.
Teams that make Harlem Riverbank State Park their home pitch know they’ve already scored (a deal) before the season even begins.
Baruch Playground is hosting one of our new singles-only leagues (all skills welcome) this spring on Sunday mornings.
When registration launch is right around the corner, to stay or not to stay in the league you’re currently playing in is a question every active team must face. To help, we’re covering everything you need to consider about one of our most popular programs: our rollover period.
Our State of the Flock for 2025 maps out where we’ve been, where we’re going, and what to expect as a member of the Footy community.
Want to build team chemistry across your newly assembled first time Footy team? Watching season 2 of Squid Game will help.
Photo courtesy of Squid Game/Facebook
Where can you have the ultimate team pasta party before Footy Fest Miami?
Though it might be tricky to snag a reservation, Mother Wolf Miami is open to walk-ins at its bar, which makes a team excursion here mandatory if you’re looking to load up a few days before the tourney.
Miami Footy is up and running, and our first tournament, Footy Fest Miami, is coming up March 15th. But by this time next year, will another city join the Footy family?
Zak the Baker leads off our Footy Fest Miami Good Eats Guide thanks to delicious ways to start the day like these onion poppy challah rolls. All Photos Courtesy: @ZaktheBaker
Looking to score the goal of a great gift in the final minutes of the holiday shopping season? Our staff got together to share their top gift picks that might just make your holiday gift selection one for the record books. Photo: Playermaker
Thinking about making the switch over to hardcourt for a season? We’re here with the gear, strategies, and quick tips you’ll need to get going on the finest gym floors NYC has to offer.
Here’s what’s happening on the league registration front as we begin December and the march to our winter season openers.
Here’s what’s happening on the league registration front as we begin December and the march to our winter season openers.
The view at Battery Park Ballfields is a favorite here at NYC Footy and something you won’t get tired of (even when you are exhausted after a match).
Spoiler alert: Gathering with players from around the globe in a co-ed league or at BetterPlayer practice sessions this winter is a great way to make new friends while staying active throughout the holidays.
Spots in our winter leagues are filling up fast at locations including Bedford Armory in Crown Heights (pictured). Here’s the latest full list update to help you decide on where to play during winter registration.
Of note: our Double Up discounts for players who have already registered and are interested in playing in a 2nd (or more) league this winter begin tonight at midnight (going into Thursday November 21st).
Cool breezes call for warm broths, which is why we’ve rounded up our five favorite ramen spots close to NYC Footy’s winter pitches.
The Battery Park Ballfields are back for our winter season. See the full list of available leagues inside.