Boulder City Bears Youth Football & Cheerleading

Boulder City Bears Youth Football & Cheerleading operates out of 1101 5th St in Boulder City, 89005, offering youth football, tackle football, flag football, and youth cheerleading. This is a seasonal program rather than a year-round league, so registration and practice windows follow a football season schedule rather than running continuously.

The age range is listed as 4 to 13, putting this squarely in the youth and pre-teen range rather than including high schoolers. Practices and games take place on outdoor fields, which is standard for a tackle and flag football program of this kind.

Hours are listed as open 24 hours Monday through Saturday and closed Sunday, which reflects field access rather than a fixed practice schedule. Families should not read this as the program running literal all-day sessions; instead it likely means the fields are accessible across that range and specific team practice times are set separately by age group and season. Contact the organization directly to get the actual practice and game schedule for a specific team.

Pricing, scholarship availability, and sibling discount information are not included in this directory record. Families budgeting for a season of tackle football, which typically includes equipment costs beyond the registration fee, should ask directly what is included when they register. For questions about which age division a child fits into, current season registration deadlines, or cheerleading squad details, call (702) 608-2290 or visit the Boulder City Bears website. Because this is a community youth football and cheer program in Boulder City rather than a private club with year-round training, it is best suited to families looking for a single seasonal commitment tied to the fall football calendar rather than off-season conditioning or camps. Boulder City is a smaller community than the Las Vegas valley at large, and a program like this one, covering both tackle and flag football plus cheerleading under one organization, is often the primary youth football option in a town of that size rather than one of several competing leagues.