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Arlington High’s Chase Harris, a junior committed to Siena University for Division 1 soccer, also serves as the quarterback of the school’s flag football team, which sits near the top of New York State rankings. Her speed, versatility and leadership illustrate how flag football is opening new pathways for young female athletes.
Marcus Freeman has steered Notre Dame through a period of renewal, tackling the administrative, recruiting and resource hurdles that once drove coaches away.
Kapolei High School captured the first-ever HHSAA Division II girls flag football championship, defeating Maryknoll 77‑19. Quarterback Taimane Amisone threw eight touchdowns in the historic win.
The rapid rise of flag football is evident in new NCAA recognition, Olympic inclusion plans, expanding high school programs and growing safety concerns that are reshaping youth sports.
The rapid growth of flag football in the United States is highlighted by its upcoming Olympic inclusion, state‑level varsity recognition, and the emergence of elite regional programs.
Flag football’s rapid rise is fueled by Olympic inclusion, NCAA sanctioning, and growing high school programs, especially in New York’s Lower Hudson Valley where coaches are tapping multi‑sport athletes to build competitive teams.
Six Ohio State players are projected to earn first-team All-Big Ten recognition, highlighting a defense that blends veteran experience with fresh talent.
Soren Fifer, a 16-year-old high-school senior, pledged to Illinois after rejecting a late offer from Oregon, bringing elite size and upside to the Fighting Illini’s offensive line.
The University of Georgia’s athletics department enjoyed a busy weekend, highlighted by a recruiting scavenger hunt, baseball’s series win at Auburn, softball’s Super Regional advance, and tennis’ national semifinal loss, while recruiting visits and future matchups loom.
The Flying Kiwis, a dedicated group of New Zealand supporters, have traveled the world to back their national soccer team, using the kiwi bird as a symbol of resilience and defiance.
The Tulsa Oilers dropped a 41‑35 decision at the BOK Center, with quarterback TJ Edwards II reaching a franchise milestone, but a fourth‑quarter shutout and a late interception sealed the defeat.
A look at the coach’s decorated career, his meticulous system, and the challenges he faces with top‑profile players.
A small but passionate group of New Zealanders, the Flying Kiwis, have turned soccer fandom into a global tradition, supporting their national team at major tournaments and forging cross‑cultural connections along the way.
Wayne Rooney has urged Liverpool to drop Mohamed Salah for the last game of the season after the Egyptian's public remarks about manager Arne Slot, citing selfishness and a decline in physical capacity.
The sudden death of William Davis, a 22‑year‑old defensive back, has left his teammates, coaches and alumni seeking ways to commemorate his contributions on and off the field.
Vermont Green FC will debut in the 2026 USL W League on May 19, facing Hartford Athletic in the first of three scheduled meetings. The roster features several Boston College standouts, while Hartford Athletic unveils new signings from Northeastern and USC.
Bayern Munich celebrated its 2025–2026 Bundesliga crown in a nightclub, where Michael Olise led a dance that Luis Díaz joined, creating a viral moment that highlights new ways titles are celebrated off the pitch.
Brighton & Hove Albion saw a winning position evaporate in the dying moments at Leeds, leaving their European qualification hopes hanging by a thread as they prepare to face Manchester United on the last day of the season.
Northwestern University's upcoming Ryan Field renovation introduces a steep, standing‑only student section designed to amplify fan engagement and celebrate the Wildcats' tradition.
The University of Oregon has filed a lawsuit against former defensive back Dakoda Fields to recover a $10,000 balance from a Name, Image and Likeness settlement, underscoring the legal intricacies of modern college athlete contracts.
A retrospective on the five historic milestones that have shaped the Houston Cougars' football legacy.
A recent reunion celebrated six decades of Spartan football, featuring reflections from legendary coaches and current leadership on tradition, community involvement, and the program's enduring influence.
An exploration of the factors that have turned a once‑dominant program into a perennial under‑achiever.
Chancy Cooke was removed from his post, yet the club could still escape relegation, with officials pointing to its youth academy as a decisive factor.