According to the national governing body for high school sports, girls flag football has more than doubled in participants since from 2022-23 (20,875) to 2023-24 (42,955), an increase of 105 percent.

A rushing rule change this fall is forcing coaches to redesign their offenses, turning shootouts into defensive tussles.

Jun. 18—INDIANAPOLIS, In. — The first rules publication for high school flag football — the nation's fastest-growing emerging sport — is now available for purchase from the NFHS. The 2025 ...

A global movement. An awakening. Inevitable. The Chicago Bears’ manager of youth and high school football, Gustavo Silva, used these words when describing the rise of girls flag football, which ...

The NFHS Flag Football Rules Committee gathered in January to develop guidelines, a first for the fastest-growing high school sport.

Rhode Island is one step closer and one step away from becoming the 18 th state to recognize girls flag football as a ...

When the National Federation of State High School Associations released its first official rule book governing girls flag ...

There’s a new game for high school athletes in the state of Washington and new rules pertaining to transfer eligibility. Also, an advisory vote on transgender athletes fell short by one vote of ...

The New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association’s executive committee met for its monthly meeting in Robbinsville on Wednesday and discussed several key topics, including a likely ...

The nation’s fastest growing high school sport now has official rules. The National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS), the preeminent rules m ...