Redmond Jr. Mustangs Football is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (TAX ID: 91-1030688) that offers opportunities for Redmond area youth to play competitive football.  We offer two programs: Flag - played in the Spring, and tackle - played in the Fall. We are the official tackle football feeder program for Redmond High School and strive to ensure that each athlete that participates in the program has a positive and enriching experience.

We believe in transformational coaching. Our style is based on the relationships we build with our players. We want our athletes to come to practice with a GREAT ATTITUDE and GREAT EFFORT ready to work hard.

Our Main goal is to develop and teach your athlete while continuing to forge trust and instill character & Integrity towards others. Our program is in place so that each player can feel inspired and supported within the team. 

 Serving 3rd-8th graders (7-year-olds who weigh at least 60 pounds can play with league approval and parental waiver) within the Redmond community and will be attending Redmond High School.  The Jr Mustangs compete in the Greater Eastside Junior Football Association (GEJFA), comprised of 14 member clubs.      

The Greater Eastside Junior Football Association (GEJFA) was formed in 1963 to provide contact football in a program that respects the GEJFA philosophy. GEJFA serves youth between the ages of 8 and 14. There are five levels of play, assignment to which is based on an age/weight formula to ensure that players compete against players of like size and age. These levels are Rookie, Cub, Sophomore, Junior Varsity, and Varsity.

There are 14 independent franchised clubs that comprise GEJFA, representing the youth of Kirkland, Redmond, Woodinville, Bellevue, Mercer Island, Newcastle, East Renton, Issaquah, Sammamish, Snoqualmie, North Bend, Fall City, Duvall, Carnation, Bothell, and Kenmore. Clubs have geographical boundaries, which in most cases, are the same or similar to the local high school.

Each club is managed and operated independent of the others and has its own Board of Directors, registration, equipment, and home field. However, as members of GEJFA, clubs are managed in accordance with GEJFA rules. All clubs have representation on the GEJFA Council, thus input in how the larger organization functions.