- West Baltimore Upnexxt Ravens win BIG 1st season in CBL!
- CityLife Raptors 11U win Big East Regional Championship
- MV Chiefs 9U go undefeated in the 2022 season and win Big East Regional Championship!
- Ridge Road Titians 10u capture 1st Big East Regional Championship
- West Baltimore Upnexxt Ravens win BIG East Regional Championship at 7U & 8U
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City Life Raptors |
Metro Hurricanes |
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Ridge Road Titans |
White Oak Warriors |
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Forestville Falcons |
Oxon Hill Roadrunners |
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Peppermill Pirates |
West Baltimore Upnexxt Ravens |
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Rosedale Tigers |
Maryland Heat |
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Southeast Tarheels |
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Montgomery Village Chiefs |
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| D1 Unlimited Division | D2 Unlimited Division | |
| 6U: Rosedale Tigers |
6U: Peppermill Pirates |
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| 7U: Rosedale Tigers AYF National 3rd Place Champion |
7U: Peppermill Pirates (Maryland State Champions) AYF National 3rd Place Champion |
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| 8U: Rosedale Tigers |
8U: Citylife Raptors (Maryland State Champions) AYF National 3rd Place Champion |
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| 9U: Ridge Road Titans |
9U: West Baltimore Upnexxt Ravens |
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| 10U: West Baltimore Upnexxt Ravens |
10U: Rosedale Tigers |
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| 11U: Montgomery Village Chiefs |
11U: Rosedale Tigers |
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| 12U: Ridge Road Titans |
12U: West Balitmore Upnexxt Ravens (Maryland State Champions) |
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| 13U: Montgomery Village Chiefs |
13U: West Balitmore Upnexxt Ravens (Maryland State Champions) |
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| 14U: Citylife Raptors |
Mission Statement
The Capital Beltway League is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit youth football organization, comprised of community based Youth Sports Clubs located in Washington DC and the Prince Georges & Montgomery County areas of Maryland.
The Capital Beltway League was founded and incorporated in 1969 by Max Cunningham, Dwight Schum and Michael Weed in Montgomery County, Md. Their goal was to combat juvenile delinquency by organizing, establishing, promoting and supporting team sports for youngsters.
The Capital Beltway League is comprised of volunteers providing competent leadership and positive adult mentors. Our volunteers teach the fundamentals and mechanics of youth football to youths aged between 5 to 14. There is an emphasis on team play, “esprit de corps”, sportsmanship and a healthy competition within the league.
Our primary objective is to provide the essential guidance and tools necessary to develop positive social values, resilient character traits and to instill a desire and ability to compete fairly, to be courageous in defeat and the humility to win with grace.
Mike Keys
Chairman
