Welcome to Vienna Youth Inc. Football. Our program has a long history and tradition of building champions and young men and women of character. VYI is proud of the fact that our Football program is the most successful program in the history of the Fairfax County Youth Football league. This success is driven by the level of commitment and support delivered by our coaches, players, parents, volunteers, and community that goes above and beyond the average youth program.

If you are interested in volunteering as a coach, assistant coach, or in any other capacity, please contact us at  or complete the coach application on the left menu. 

Upcoming Dates

March 4                           FCYFL Hall of Fame Banquet
                                        McLean Hilton
                                        Tickets $40
                                        Email  for more information

May 1                              Online Registration Opens

July 30-Aug 2                 VYI Football Camp

August 6                          First Day of Practice
 

by posted 11/01/2011
 
$10,000 - Kathy Gaston, 95lb Generals and AB Redskins
$2,000 - Mark Wilson, 75lb Broncos
$2,000 - Liz Margiotta, AB Fighting Irish and 75lb Broncos
$1,000 - Lester Robbins, 75lb Cavaliers
$100 - Eric and Melissa Weber, 75lb Spartans
$100 - Jennifer Marley, team not listed
$100 - Amy and Matt Bundy, AB Redskins
$100 - Mike Magnotti, 125lb Steelers
$100 - Don and Nancy Foctz, 125lb Steelers
$100 - Brian and Karen Miller, 75lb Broncos
$100 - Devin McGinty, team not listed
$100 - Jonathan Morgan, AB Redskins
$100 - Matt Harthun, Steelers
$100 - David Dyer, AB Spiders

Congratulations and thank you to all our volunteers who made the Raffle and the End Zone Party such a great success!

VYI Football

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by posted 05/01/2010
 
Dear Parents and Coaches,

VYI has received some complaints concerning the behavior of some parents, coaches and/or children using area sports facilities. While many of these complaints are eventually discovered to be related to other sports that are not related to VYI, we want to ensure our members continue to be respectful of the neighborhoods, schools, and parks that host our practices and events. Some of the specific complaints we’ve received include:

• Parking in front of neighborhood houses and obstructing resident access
• Walking through private property
• Generally disturbing the peace and quiet of the people living around the fields and gyms

As stated previously, we don’t know if any of the incidents reported involve VYI parents, coaches or children but it is appropriate that we establish guidelines so that everyone knows what is expected of them. Anything a parent, coach or player does while attending a VYI activity reflects on VYI and all of us individually.

Use of area gyms and fields is a privilege not a right. VYI has an excellent reputation in the community and because of that we enjoy certain privileges. It is imperative that we maintain this reputation. We are guests in these neighborhoods and must conduct ourselves accordingly.

We will be amending the parents Code of Conduct rules to spell out specific expectations but here are some rules that we must all follow:

• Parking on residential side streets is only permitted when all lots adjacent to a facility are full.
• Do not park in the designated SACC (School Age Child Care) parking areas in school parking lots
• When it is necessary to park on a neighborhood street we must be quiet and respectful of the residents and their property. This means there should be no yelling, littering or trespassing on private property.
• Never park in such a way as to block a driveway or otherwise obstruct the resident from leaving their home or parking in front of it.
• Make sure we leave each facility clean and free of trash.
• Be a leader. If you witness inappropriate behavior intervene and report to a coach or commissioner as appropriate.

We appreciate your support in ensuring that we have continued access to the facilities that are vital to our sports programs.

Vienna Youth Incorporated
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by posted 05/07/2009
 

The FCYFL urgently needs more officials to cover all of our games.  If you know of someone who may be interested in a great part-time job that's a lot of fun, please contact Don Stitt, Chairman, Fairfax County Football Officiating Assocation (FCFOA) . 

Candidates must be at least 16 years old and have reliable transportation.  Training will be provided.  This is a great job for high school students or adults.   

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by posted 08/31/2006
 

VYI Football and VYI communicates to members and registered participants via email. If you are not receiving our announcements, you should login to your account by clicking the "Edit My Account" link on the left menu and validating that we have the correct email address for you and your child.

If the address is correct and you are still not getting our emails, check your computer's spam filters and make sure that you are able to receive notifications from BOTH vyi.org and leagueathletics.org. You may have to do this in your email program and/or your spam filtering program. To do this, add the vyi.org and leagueathletics.com domains to your "Buddy", "Friends", "Exceptions" lists.

League Athletics is our hosting company. They will not send you unsolicited emails, but most of the emails that VYI sends out, will be sent by their email servers.

Unfortunately, legitimate emails from member lists and non-profit organizations are increasingly becoming the victims of mail services' attempts to combat the clever SPAMMERs.

If you have trouble updating your account, or think that something is wrong with your email address, you may contact the VYI system administrator at .

Football specific questions should still be directed to .

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