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Former Tennessee quarterback Casey Clausen is launching girls flag football and boys 7‑on‑7 leagues across four Tennessee cities, using family ties and local networks to give young athletes a head start as the sport approaches Olympic and NCAA recognition.
The Clausen family is bringing a pair of youth football programs from California to Tennessee, targeting players from second through eighth grade in Knoxville, Chattanooga, Murfreesboro and Nashville. The initiatives align with the sport’s rising profile, including its upcoming Olympic debut and NCAA sponsorship.
The Clausen siblings are creating a fall flag football league called Rising Stars that will feature six of their own children and run on Sundays starting August 16 at three Southern California locations.
A trio of Clausen brothers launches a flag football league that emphasizes girls' participation, with games slated to begin August 16 across Agoura, Oak Park and Westlake.