The Milwaukee School of Languages girls flag football team captured the regional championship in Green Bay, earning a berth in the NFL Flag Football Championships that will take place in Indianapolis from July 24 to 26.
The 32‑team event features one squad representing each NFL franchise, and the Milwaukee team will fly the colors of the Green Bay Packers as they battle for the national title.
Broadcast partners ESPN, ESPN2 and Disney have secured rights to air the championship games nationwide, giving the young athletes a platform that reaches millions of viewers across the United States.
Each player received a personalized Green Bay Packers jersey and a commemorative ring, and quarterback Savanna Davis was named the tournament’s Most Valuable Player for her standout performance.
The league, offered through Milwaukee Recreation, is free for middle and high school students, and participating schools benefit from a grant provided by the Packers to cover equipment and supplies.
Community Impact and Future Prospects
Program leaders say the victory not only celebrates athletic achievement but also highlights the power of community‑driven sports initiatives to inspire the next generation of players.