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Chanda Rigby's career spanned transformative years at Pensacola State and Troy, culminating in a 2026 Hall of Fame induction that celebrates her record‑breaking achievements and lasting influence on the sport.
The latest edition of the August 3, 2026 women's college flag football newsletter reveals a wave of program additions, scheduling updates and coaching moves across the United States.
A wave of new varsity programs is reshaping women's flag football across the United States, from Montana to Massachusetts, as institutions add teams and the sport moves toward national championship status.
The Southwest Junior College Football Conference released its preseason coaches' and media polls, revealing Tyler Junior College at the top of both rankings while Snow College prepares to open the 2026 season at home against Garden City Community College.
A junior college transfer, Marshall has quickly become a focal point for the Seminoles as they gear up for fall camp, battling for the starting role while embracing every facet of the program.
The MAC will begin sponsoring women’s flag football in 2026‑27, becoming the seventh Division III conference to do so, amid a national surge that could lead to an NCAA championship by 2028.
Three Tennessee baseball players are making waves in the Cape Cod League, earning All-Star honors and raising expectations for their upcoming season with the Vols.
The Union College men's basketball team has been honored with its twelfth consecutive NABC Team Academic Excellence Award, with six players earning NABC Honors Court recognition.
After a stint at Radford, Brandon Nania is back at Patrick & Henry Community College, where he hopes to leverage his deep ties to the program and his Division I experience to elevate the team’s profile.
A wave of community colleges and universities are adding women's flag football teams, from Alabama to New York, as the sport inches toward official championship status.
After a standout season at Culver‑Stockton, the guard commits to Parkland, citing family praise and a shared championship ambition.
The University of North Texas has signed Braylon Barnes, a 6‑foot‑4 guard from Jones College, highlighting his impressive stats, hometown roots and the endorsement of head coach Daniyal Robinson.
Iowa State University announced the addition of Chuck Ruffing to its coaching staff for the 2026‑27 season, highlighting his championship pedigree and regional recruiting connections.
Tim Romanello, known for his success at Rock Valley College and mentorship of professional players, has been named associate head coach of Purdue Fort Wayne men's soccer, bringing extensive collegiate experience and a strong player development record.
Jordan Raba’s .497 batting average and a suite of national accolades headline a season that also saw significant coaching changes at Mercer County College.
Florida baseball lands JUCO standout Caden Davidson, a .500 hitter with 110 RBIs and 23 home runs, while the roster sees movement on both the incoming and outgoing sides.
Freshman infielder Caden Davidson commits to the University of Florida after a breakout NJCAA season, joining a Gators class that is navigating transfers, portal exits and the upcoming MLB draft.
Coach Josh Prock announces the commitment of point guard Arissa Garcia, highlighting her collegiate experience, statistical achievements, and academic excellence.
Nebraska secured a verbal commitment from Kellan Burke, a standout hitter from Cloud County Community College, who brings a .413 average and 21 home runs to the program.
Two international athletes are awarded scholarships to pursue collegiate flag football in the United States, highlighting the sport’s rapid growth and the foundation’s commitment to leadership and community impact.
Brendan Sorsby’s NCAA ban for gambling and subsequent draft denial leave junior college as his only realistic route to resume his football career in 2026.
The Southern Miss baseball team captured a No. 9 national seed and hosted back-to-back NCAA regionals, but its journey ended at home. With a 10th consecutive 40‑win season and victories over SEC powerhouses, the program now navigates key departures, a competitive transfer portal, and a promising 2027 schedule.
Lackawanna College has appointed Raru Archer as its new men's basketball head coach, tapping a proven leader who previously guided the Falcons to a regional championship and now seeks to build a competitive NCAA Division II program.
Gene Bess, who amassed 1,300 wins at Three Rivers College, passed away at 91. His son Brian Bess announced the news, and tributes have poured in from across the basketball world.