Compete
Tournament 7v7 is where Prospects measure themselves. Full squads, real opponents, bright lights — the lineup under the goalpost is where the work gets tested.
Utah Prospects is a 7v7 and flag football program developing Utah athletes — sharp skills, real football IQ, and tournament reps that get young players ready for what’s next.
One pathway — players grow up in the program, from first flag reps to high school 7v7.
Two ways to ball — competitive 7v7 squads and flag football built for every age in the program.
Prospects squads take their game on the road and prove it on the tournament circuit.
The Program
Two sides of the same Prospect: line up against real competition on tournament weekends, then get back to work building the skills that win those weekends.
Tournament 7v7 is where Prospects measure themselves. Full squads, real opponents, bright lights — the lineup under the goalpost is where the work gets tested.
Skills, football IQ, and reps — development starts young in the flag program, where players learn the game the Prospects way from their very first snap.
The Pathway
Utah Prospects is one program with a clear road through it — every stage feeds the next.
Young athletes start in flag — soft-shell helmets on, flags flying — learning routes, reads, and how to play fast as a team.
Older Prospects step into competitive 7v7, sharpening timing and coverage skills against top tournament competition.
Players carry the Prospects standard back to their school programs — and toward the next level — developed, tested, and ready.
Prospects Spotlight
Posters, portraits, and tournament weekends — this is what Utah Prospects football looks like.
Prospects come from programs across the state — Davis, Gorman, the Panthers — and wear the U together.
One player, one ball, one standard. Prospects gear up and get to work.
Four squads, one family — Prospects teams at the Gold Rush tournament.
Win together, pose together. The U is up — everywhere this squad goes.
Meet the Coach
Coach Emmett White leads Utah Prospects. He’s the one on the field with the squads — tablet in hand, pointing the way, setting the standard every single rep.
From the youngest flag players to the high school 7v7 lineup, the program runs through its coach: develop the player, test him in tournaments, and send him to the next level ready.
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The green-and-yellow argyle kits the young Prospects wear were made by Roc Street. Every diamond on those jerseys is custom team apparel — designed and produced by Roc Street.
Roc Street is a custom sports apparel and athletic streetwear company — home of team stores and custom uniforms. When a Prospect pulls on the argyle, that’s Roc Street work.