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Using the right football can make a major difference for a young flag football player. A ball that is too large is harder to grip, control, and throw with proper form. A ball that is too small may ...
Girls’ flag football is creating new opportunities for students to compete, lead, and represent their schools. As participation grows, more athletic directors, coaches, teachers, and parents are as...
Every flag football player needs a properly fitted flag belt before they step onto the field. But when you are ordering equipment for an entire team, buying exactly one belt per player can leave yo...
August practices in Texas have always required coaches to take heat seriously. Beginning with the 2026–27 school year, that responsibility now includes a mandatory statewide monitoring standard for...
The biggest story from the 2026 NFL FLAG Championships was not only who won. It was how large, competitive and international youth flag football has become. More than 350 girls’ and boys’ teams ar...
The first week of school is not the time to discover that half your flag belts are missing, the footballs are the wrong size or every cone somehow ended up in another equipment closet. Whether you...
Ten players. One season. A lot of small details that can become big problems if you wait until game day to think about them. A missing belt can take a player out of a drill. The wrong-size footb...
Girls’ high school flag football is growing fast across the country, fueled by major investments from NFL teams and a surge in new programs.
Nearly 69,000 girls are already playing high school flag football, and with more states sanctioning the sport every year, the momentum shows no signs of slowing down.
