Bossier City's Premier Youth Football Organization

One Team. One Family.

Once you're a Star, you're Always a Star.

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Our Story

Welcome to Bossier City's Premier Youth Organization!

Infinite Stars Football Program is a system that focuses on the development of youth athletes, to perform and be taught on an extensive level above the average youth. We are committed to providing a safe, positive, and nourishing environment. Youth athletes presently with us, and those who have left the organization, develop strength of character, build self-esteem, and realize that it's bigger than football.

We promote self respect, teamwork along with brotherhood, sportsmanship, and setting an example of a positive organization on and off the field. We groom athletes in the importance of being a student athlete: maintaining grades and being positive in the school setting. Our prayer is that every player leaves the organization winning in the game of life.

Meet the Coach

Coach Jarvis Armington seated on a green park bench

Jarvis Armington

Founder & Head Coach of Infinite Stars Youth Organization

  • Learn football with the best youth coaches
  • A culture of winning
  • Prepare boys for life, not just sports

I have been coaching youth for over 10 years, including football, basketball (girls/boys recreational and AAU), baseball, and girls softball. Infinite Stars has been in existence since 2014. Since then, Infinite Stars has groomed positive athletes, maintaining and continuing the game of football while still practicing that the classroom comes first, with the motto of "God, Family, Books, and Ball." Infinite Stars has been successful in attending championship games and being champions over the years. My staff and I strive for excellence on and off the field.

Our motto, "One Team, One Family" (Trevor Henderson), teaches that once you're a Star, you're always a Star.

I teach that you can win every game, but if you don't win in the real world, I failed as a coach. I take pride in coaching youth because we as youth coaches set the tone for their career ahead. Winning is fun, but in life, losing will come. So I teach that winning feels good, but what feels better is being able to handle adversity from a loss and being determined to overcome the challenge and wanting to play again to compete. This will better you as a person and in the real world. Players will learn the importance of the game and be placed in positions to be successful in life. I don't just care for the players while they're a part of the team. Just as important is seeing their achievements once they leave the nest of Infinite Stars.

— Coach Jarvis Armington

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The Season

From tryouts to the final whistle, and then on to the court.

  1. May

    Tryouts

    New and returning Stars show what they've got.

  2. June – August

    Summer Practice

    Conditioning, fundamentals, and becoming one team.

  3. September – October

    Game Season

    Game days are here. Time to compete as one team.

  4. Winter

    On to Basketball

    Most of our Stars keep competing on the court.