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Friday Night Tykes: Steel Country

  • 2016-2017
  • 2 seasons
  • USA Network
  • Reality, Sports
  • TV-PG

Follow six teams in the Beaver County Youth Football League in what was once the backbone of industrial America, where jobs have vanished, the bridges that connect communities rusted over, but everyone is still drawn together by a great tradition... football.

Season 2 Episode Guide

8 Episodes 2017

Episode 1

Grow Up and Be Men

Mon, Apr 10, 2017 43 mins

Another season begins in the Beaver County Youth Football Association, as players and coaches move up to the 12- and 13-year-old Midget Division.

Episode 2

Stay Away from the Wounded Dog

Mon, Apr 17, 2017 43 mins

The rivalry of Aliquippa vs. Beaver Falls plays out on and off the field. After suffering their first loss in three seasons, Central Valley looks to get back into the win column.

Episode 3

I'm Just a Parent What Do I Know

Mon, Apr 24, 2017 43 mins

A volunteer fireman turned coach struggles to connect with his players; Todd Alexander loses his cool under mounting pressures.

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Episode 4

When the Rubber Meets the Road

Mon, May 1, 2017 43 mins

Aliquippa visits hallowed ground; a father tries to reconnect with his son; coaches with painful pasts share their stories; Central Valley takes on an undefeated opponent.

Episode 5

Spirit of Murder

Mon, May 8, 2017 43 mins

The football field provides sanctuary after a tragic crime occurs; Sto-Rox and Black Hawk go head-to-head.

Episode 6

As Long as We Win We're Fine

Mon, May 15, 2017 43 mins

The playoffs begin and Sto-Rox tries to hold it together in a critical game. Beaver Falls and Blackhawk match up in the quarter finals and a star player makes a triumphant return.

Episode 7

Kiss the Baby

Mon, May 22, 2017 43 mins

Four teams compete for the championship; Central Valley wants to avenge their only loss; Aliquippa dedicates their season to a fallen coach.

Episode 8

The City Is on Our Shoulders

Mon, May 29, 2017 43 mins

A champion is crowned in Beaver County; Central Valley takes on Aliquippa; a former president visits.

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