News from the world of flag football and updates from our team.
From a Fiesta Bowl appearance by the University of Georgia to a growing list of Georgia high schools adding the sport, Metro Atlanta is quickly becoming one of the best places in the country for girls' flag football.
New to flag football? Here's what it is, why it's exploding nationwide, what your athlete needs to get started, and where to find programs in Metro Atlanta.
Eight NCAA programs — including Georgia, USC, and Arizona State — competed this weekend at the inaugural Fiesta Bowl Flag Football Classic in Tempe, broadcast live on ESPNU. This is what the sport's future looks like.
In January 2026, the NCAA officially added women's flag football to its Emerging Sports for Women program, putting it on the pathway to a full national championship. Here's what that means for young athletes right now.
Future of Flag is officially hosting its first two-day clinic this summer. Here's what to expect, who it's for, and how to reserve your spot.
68,847 girls played high school flag football in 2024–25 — a 60% jump in a single year and a 388% increase since 2022. The data tells a clear story.
We're building something new for flag football in this community. Here's our mission, our story, and where we're headed.
Our inaugural clinic is July 18–19, 2026. Spots are limited — secure yours today.