In 2023
Kid’s GRID League is Expanding

The sport of GRID is perfect for teaching kids all the best parts of team sports but in a co-ed setting…just like real life. GRID is confidence-building, challenging, and inspirational.
Values of the sport of GRID
1. Teamwork + Humility
2. Fairness + Integrity
3. Diversity + Equality
4. Health + Wellness
5. Passion + Growth
Values of Kid’s GRID:
1. Safety First. Always.
2. Fair play + sportsmanship
3. Confidence + Inspiration
History
- 2018: Paul Behar came to the FGL with an idea
- 2019: South conference only held 1 or 2 Kid’s races per match
- 2021: 2 teams (North and South) played at every match. Teams were run internally
- 2022: 2 teams (West Coast Crash and Southside Syndicate) played at every match. Teams were run externally, with 2 League conference managers and trained refs.
- 2023 (goals): 4 teams (2 in each conference), all run externally. League Season Director + 2 league conference managers.
- Eventually – a stand alone League
Benefits of Team Ownership
- Enriching kid’s lives through playing this sport
- The thrill of the sport of GRID
- Exposure for your brands
- A network of GRID teams and players
League provides
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The playing surface, equipment, rules and programming for matches
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Promotion of teams throughout the Season (FGL + Kids League)
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Regular check-ins and guidance throughout the year
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Team logo and uniform design
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Uniform production
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Discounted apparel pricing + other League benefits

Tentative dates
Jan/Feb – team signings
Feb – May – team practices + weekly League-wide calls
June – Sept – regular season matches (about once a month)
Oct or Nov – Championships event
Interested in owning a team?
If you or your gym is interested in owning a team get in touch
Join Our Team
We are looking for a director of Kid’s GRID. Responsibilities will be communication with teams, staffing of the events, running the schedule of the matches and other organizational tasks.
This role is perfect for someone with event experience. Kid’s CrossFit programming experience is not required (but may be helpful).