The
Snohomish County Vikings minor-league football team is a
member of the Northwest Football League, and a Washington
State registered non-profit group helping bring aid to those
of need in the greater Snohomish County Area. Our talents
on the gridiron are provided voluntarily so that others
may benefit from our success.
Since it's inception, the Viking football
team has provided financial support to various charitable
causes. The Vikings are cooperatively involved with Volunteers
of America and Local food banks. We provide affordable sports
entertainment with a family atmosphere.
Adult
Amatuer football has long been a tradition in the Pacific
Northwest dating back to 1961. The NWFL is a non-profit
entity registered with the state of Washington. The goal
of the league is to give athletes the chance to showcase
their talents and earn an opportunity to play at the next
level-whether that is college or professionally. Athletes
in the NWFL are not compensated and therefore retain their
college eligibility. Not only is the NWFL a great arena
for players to refine their skills for the next level, but
also a means for football enthusiasts to continue to participate
in full contact football after their high school, college
or pro career has come to a close.
All owners, coaches, management and players
in the NWFL acknowledge that compensating players in any
way is a direct violation of the rules and bylaws of the
NWFL. Anyone caught violating these rules and bylaws (as
determined by the league commissioner) will be expelled
from the league for life.
The
Snohomish County Vikings minor-league football team is a
member of the Northwest Football League, and a Washington
State registered non-profit group helping bring aid to those
of need in the greater Snohomish County Area. Our talents
on the gridiron are provided voluntarily so that others
may benefit from our success. 
Adult
Amatuer football has long been a tradition in the Pacific
Northwest dating back to 1961. The NWFL is a non-profit
entity registered with the state of Washington. The goal
of the league is to give athletes the chance to showcase
their talents and earn an opportunity to play at the next
level-whether that is college or professionally. Athletes
in the NWFL are not compensated and therefore retain their
college eligibility. Not only is the NWFL a great arena
for players to refine their skills for the next level, but
also a means for football enthusiasts to continue to participate
in full contact football after their high school, college
or pro career has come to a close.
