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Indiana's top girls flag football athletes will be recognized and compete on one of the sport's biggest stages July 26 - in Westfield.

Statewide growth continues with five additional programs

Momentum continues with five more schools joining statewide effort

The Wildcats showed up to showcase their skills at the Combine! Lawrence North High School's Girls Flag and Tackle teams ran through the same drills NFL prospects will take on this weekend at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Galbreath, from Cardinal Ritter High School, becomes the first-ever Colts High School Woman of the Year.

In a first for the state of Indiana, Penn High School was crowned as the 2025 High School Girls Flag Football State Champions, the Indianapolis Colts celebrated today.

The Indianapolis Colts will host the 2025 Indiana State Finals for high school girls flag football, a first for the state of Indiana, at Grand Park Sport Campus in Westfield, Ind., on Sat., Oct. 18.

Fall 2025 was the first season of girls flag as an "emerging sport" in Indiana, the first step toward becoming an IHSAA-sanctioned sport. This fall, 78 teams competed across Indiana.

Both coaches believe the sky is the limit for this sport

The event is a fun and accessible non-contact flag football program available for girls and boys ages 5-17

The Indianapolis Colts and RefReps, the leader in sports officiating education, today announced a new collaboration to grow girls flag football in Indiana by providing an innovative edtech platform and sports officiating curriculum to elevate player safety, game quality and opportunity.

The Indianapolis Colts hosted a free Girls Flag Football Clinic at Grand Park Sports Campus in Westfield, open to high school girls in grades 7 through 12, regardless of skill level and experience. Participants had the opportunity to learn from coaches on the Women's Flag National Team and top flag football coaches in Indiana, all while honing their football skills and staying active during the offseason.

'Road to 100' reaches 65 committed high schools

The Indianapolis Colts unveiled a new display at Lucas Oil Stadium celebrating the rapid growth of Girls Flag Football across Indiana. Located in the southwest corner of the stadium, the exhibit features photos of athletes from the first high schools to field a girls flag football team, alongside flags representing 100 high school programs. This display joins other notable exhibits honoring Indiana high school football, highlighting the rise of young female athletes and the expanding impact of the sport throughout the state.

'Road to 100' reaches 51 girls high school teams.

The Colts Sunday Night 7-ON-7 Series returned for the 2025 offseason! High school boys tackle and girls flag athletes participated in skill development drills and competitions to get better for the Fall 2025 season!

Cathedral High School came out to show their skills at the Combine! The Fighting Irish tackle and Girls Flag Teams ran through the same drills that NFL prospects will participate in this weekend at Lucas Oil Stadium. Join the Road to 100 schools at colts.com/girlsflag today!

The Colts, Zaire Franklin, the NFL, and Warren Central High School came together to host an NFL Flag in Schools Unboxing Event at Raymond Park Middle School. 7th and 8th graders learned the ins and outs of flag football through instruction from Global Flag Ambassador Zaire Franklin and the Warren Central Girls Flag Football team. For more information about flag football, visit colts.com/flag

Indianapolis Colts All-Pro linebacker Zaire Franklin will serve as one of the NFL's Global Flag Football Ambassadors, the NFL and the Colts announced today.

On National Girls & Women in Sports Day, we celebrate the incredible strides women have made in sports—and the bright future ahead. At the heart of this progress is the growing interest in High School Girls Flag Football across Indiana. Warren Central High School is leading the way, with an inspiring group of young women who are eager to take their passion for football to the next level.

On National Girls and Women in Sports Day, we celebrate the amazing progress women have made in sports, shining a spotlight on High School Girls Flag Football throughout Indiana.

Elena Newsom of Indianapolis Herron High School has been nominated for the Maxwell Football Club's (MFC) first-ever Girls National Flag Football Player of the Year award.

The Indianapolis Colts are continuing their "Road to 100" campaign to develop girls high school flag football as a fully sanctioned Indiana High School Athletic Association (IHSAA) sport.

'Road to 100' focused on recruiting 100 member schools in 2025

The second year of High School Girls Flag Football wrapped up this fall! With 5 divisions across the state, Fort Wayne consisted of South Side, Northrop, North Side, Snider, and Wayne High Schools.