The Jacksonville Jaguars announced a partnership with the law firm Farah & Farah, bringing fresh resources to the Jaguars PREP program that aims to widen youth football opportunities in Northeast Florida.
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Earlier this month the team took part in the 2026 Nike 11‑On Tournament held in Fort Walton Beach, where Vanguard High School captured the championship and Choctawhatchee High School won the Lineman Challenge. The same weekend the Jaguars PREP organized a Girls Summer Flag Tournament at Jacksonville University, a free competition that drew 17 high school squads.
A $200,000 grant from the NFL Foundation helped unveil a state‑of‑the‑art football field at the Global Leadership Academy, followed by a community‑focused youth camp that invited local kids to test the new surface.
The Miller Electric Center hosted a High School Media Day that brought together roughly 60 teams from North Florida and southern Georgia, giving them a chance to work with professional videographers and produce content that highlights their stories.
The Jaguars Elite girls program celebrated a milestone as all four of its squads – High School, 14U, 12U and 10U – earned spots in the 2026 NFL FLAG Championships, building on the earlier triumph of the 14U boys team that captured a national championship.
London Jenkins, the 2023 PREP Player of the Year and a standout flag‑football athlete, recently signed with the University of Nebraska, addressing the elite athletes and underscoring the pathway that the program creates for top talent.