The Indianapolis Colts will host the 2025 Indiana State Finals for high school girls flag football, a first for the state of Indiana, at Grand Park Sport Campus in Westfield, Ind., on Sat., Oct. 18.

Fall 2025 was the first season of girls flag as an "emerging sport" in Indiana, the first step toward becoming an IHSAA-sanctioned sport. This fall, 78 teams competed across Indiana.

Kicking The Stigma and the Indianapolis Colts will raise awareness about mental health and wellness this week leading into Sunday's annual "Kicking The Stigma Game," when the Colts take on the Las Vegas Raiders.

Irsay family gives more than $800,000 in Kicking The Stigma Action Grants to 18 nonprofits and organizations

On National Girls & Women in Sports Day, we celebrate the incredible strides women have made in sports—and the bright future ahead. At the heart of this progress is the growing interest in High School Girls Flag Football across Indiana. Warren Central High School is leading the way, with an inspiring group of young women who are eager to take their passion for football to the next level.

John Hart of Brownsburg High School has been named the AFC winner of the NFL's 2024 Don Shula High School Coach of the Year award, the league announced today.

The Indianapolis Colts are continuing their "Road to 100" campaign to develop girls high school flag football as a fully sanctioned Indiana High School Athletic Association (IHSAA) sport.

Indianapolis Colts fans this past season helped raise a record $747,926 through the Gameday 50/50 Raffle, which will be donated to several local community organizations.

The Colts Flag Football Leagues, presented by Peyton Manning Children's Hospital, are accepting registrations for new and returning athletes for Spring 2025. 

The Colts' digital and social media channels will not publish content between Thursday afternoon and Monday morning, and we encourage fans to take disconnect from devices during the bye week as well. 

Moore, a remarkably impactful player on the field and person off the field, was nominated for the highest honor that can be bestowed upon a player for his commitment to the NFL's core values of respect, integrity, resiliency and commitment to team.

More than 65 Indianapolis Colts players – as well as the Irsay family, General Manager Chris Ballard and Head Coach Shane Steichen – will wear customized cleats and shoes that highlight charitable organizations in Indiana and across the country during this season's My Cause My Cleats game this Sunday at New England.