2017 International Bowl

International Bowl VIII will take place on Jan. 16-17 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, home of the Dallas Cowboys.

A series of eight games will showcase top players from the United States, Canada and Japan. More than 500 top U.S. high school and junior high athletes will represent their country on the football field.

2017 International Bowl Schedule
DATE	GAME	AGE DIVISON	HOME	AWAY	KICKOFF
Jan. 16	1	U14	USA Stars	USA Stripes	10AM CT / 11AM ET
Jan. 16	2	U15	USA Pride	USA Honor	1PM CT / 2PM ET
Jan. 16	3	U17	USA	Saskatchewan	4PM CT / 5PM ET
Jan. 16	4	U17	USA	Japan	7:30PM CT / 8:30PM ET
Jan. 17	5	U15	USA Stars	USA Stripes	10AM CT / 11AM ET
Jan. 17	6	U16	USA	Alberta	1PM CT / 2PM ET
Jan. 17	7	U18	USA	Ontario	4PM CT / 5PM ET
Jan. 17	8	U16	USA	Ontario	7:30PM CT / 8:30PM ET

Indianapolis-based USA Football (www.usafootball.com) is the sport’s national governing body, leading the game’s development for youth, high school and other amateur players. The independent nonprofit partners with leaders in medicine, child advocacy and sport to establish important standards rooted in education. USA Football trains more high school and youth football coaches combined than any organization in the U.S., advancing coaching education and player skill development for safer play and positive experiences through athletics. Follow USA Football at www.facebook.com/usafootball or on Twitter  USAFootball.

Football Canada was established Feb. 7, 1884, as the Canadian Rugby Football Union. From this modest beginning, the role and associated objectives has grown and changed significantly as it developed into the national governing body of all Canadian amateur football, representing tackle, touch and flag components, including players, coaches, officials and administrators. Through the guidance of the Board of Directors and the National Office, Football Canada believes in and promotes the pursuit of excellence, achieving equity and fairness, fostering personal growth and physical development, encouraging sportsmanship and ethical participation, fostering a fun and safe environment, advancing accessibility, practicing responsibility and accountability. Learn more at footballcanada.org.

 

 

Japan American Football Association is the national governing body of American football in Japan. For more information, visit http://americanfootball.jp/