INDIANAPOLIS – The Indianapolis Colts and Grand Park Sports Campus will host the 2025 NFL FLAG Fall Regional tournament in Westfield, Ind., about 15 minutes north of Indianapolis, on Sat., Nov. 1. NFL FLAG is a fun and accessible non-contact flag football program available for girls and boys ages 5-17.
NFL FLAG Regionals will take place across the country throughout the year and are open to current NFL FLAG participants, teams and leagues. Teams that win their age division will win a free bid to the NFL FLAG Championships, presented by Toyota, where they will compete next summer against other qualifiers from across the country.
"The Colts are proud to host the NFL Flag Regionals in the Indianapolis-Westfield region, and we look forward to welcoming flag teams from across Indiana and the Midwest," said Mike Prior, Colts Football Development Commissioner. "The Colts are fully invested in growing flag football, and hosting the NFL Flag Regionals here will help us continue this momentum. We're also happy to continue our partnership with Grand Park, one of the premier sports facilities in the country."
The Colts have partnered with Grand Park to host the team's annual training camp at Grand Park since 2018.
"We're thrilled to host the NFL Flag Regional at Grand Park Sports Campus and to partner with the Indianapolis Colts to bring this incredible event to life," said Matt Trnian, director of Grand Park Sports Campus. "The energy, excitement and opportunity it brings to young athletes and our community is unmatched, and we're proud to showcase Grand Park as the perfect stage for it."
The regionals feature a five-on-five, non-contact version of flag football. Each roster may hold 10 players and a maximum of two coaches. Divisions include:
· Co-ed Division: 8u, 10u, 12u, 14u (Co-ed can consist of all boys, all girls or a mix of both).
· Girls Division: 10u, 12u, 14u, High School.
· Recreation Division: 8u, 10u, 12u.
Early Bird registration is from Aug. 1–Sept. 15 for $399. Prices increase to $549, beginning Sept. 16–Oct. 13. For more info, visit NFLFLAG.com/events/colts3.
The Colts have prioritized flag football development to introduce the game to new players and fans, especially girls, who traditionally have not had the same opportunities to learn and play the game as boys. The Colts operate the Colts Flag Football Leagues, presented by Peyton Manning Children's Hospital, across Indiana along with partner RCX Sports. For info about joining a league, visit Colts.com/Flag.
