What does CFN mean in CANADIAN

CFN stands for Canadian Football Network and it is the official governing body for amateur football in Canada. It is responsible for organizing and administering national championships, as well as providing support and resources to provincial football associations across the country.

CFN has four main divisions: Atom (ages 8-10), Peewee (ages 11-12), Bantam (ages 13-14), and Midget (ages 15-18). Each division has its own set of rules and regulations, designed to ensure that players are competing at an appropriate level for their age and skill level.

To get involved with CFN, you can either join a local football club or register as an individual member. Local football clubs are typically affiliated with CFN and offer a variety of programs for players of all ages and skill levels. You can find a list of local football clubs on the CFN website.

Members of CFN enjoy a number of benefits, including access to exclusive resources and training, as well as the opportunity to compete in national championships. Members also receive a subscription to the CFN magazine, which provides news and updates on the latest happenings in Canadian football.

There are a number of ways to support CFN, including volunteering your time, donating money, or becoming a sponsor. CFN relies on the support of its members and volunteers to continue providing opportunities for young Canadians to participate in football.