Under The Lights

When the sun drops behind the mountains of Great Falls and the field lights crackle awake, something bigger than football comes alive. It’s not just a league — it’s a movement built by people who know what it means to serve, protect, and lead from the front.

This is Under the Lights.

It starts with George Fontanez — a disabled Army veteran who’s carried discipline from the sands of Iraq to the sidelines of Great Falls. A man who’s lived sports, breathed sports, and now pours that fire into every kid who steps onto the field. He’s the voice, the energy, the heartbeat of football in this town.

Beside him is Stacy Fontanez — the backbone, the organizer, the protector. A mom, a grandmother, a dance‑team warrior, and a domestic‑violence advocate who has spent her life lifting others up. She’s the quiet strength behind the chaos, the one who makes the impossible look easy.

And then there’s Joey Kuglin — Great Falls born and raised, with 26 years of youth‑sports grit under his belt. He’s the guy with the ideas, the experience, and the drive to push this league into something the city has never seen before.

Together, they’re not just running a league. They’re building a legacy.

Because before the jerseys, before the whistles, before the Friday‑night lights — George and Stacy were already fighting for kids. Through Operation: Preying on Predators, they tracked down missing children, exposed online predators, and stood between danger and the vulnerable. Their mission was simple: protect the next generation.

Now that mission lives on the field.

Under Armour Under the Lights Flag Football brings the energy — the speed, the teamwork, the stadium‑light magic that makes kids feel like stars. It’s safe. It’s competitive. It’s confidence‑building. It’s everything youth sports should be.

But in Great Falls, it’s more than that.

It’s community. It’s protection. It’s commitment. It’s pride. It’s the belief that every kid deserves a place to grow, compete, and shine.

Under the Lights isn’t just a league — it’s a promise. A promise that when those lights flip on, every child who steps onto that field is seen, supported, and part of something bigger.

One Community - One Family - Under The Lights