Girls flag football scrimmage at Lucas Oil Stadium

Browse photos from the award ceremonies honoring the Girls High School and Boys 14U championship teams at the 2026 NFL FLAG Championships.

Announced on the final day of the NFL FLAG Championships in Westfield, the Road to 100 milestone brought together members of Indiana's original eight girls flag football teams, Kalen Jackson, IHSAA Commissioner Paul Neidig, and key supporters to celebrate the successful completion of the initiative and the continued growth of the sport across the state.

Check out some of the best moments from Daniel Jones' youth football camp, where young athletes got a chance to sharpen their skills, compete in drills, and create lasting memories on the field.

The Colts and DeForest Buckner hosted their annual Skills Camp. Hosted for 2nd-8th graders, this one-day camp provided instructional drill work, skill development, and opportunities in character and leadership.

On Saturday, the Colts hosted their annual 7-ON-7 Tournament, inviting the top 16 high school football programs in the state to compete in a pre-season tournament. Brownsburg High School defeated Westfield in the finals, marking their third-straight tournament championship.

The Wildcats showed up to showcase their skills at the Combine! Lawrence North High School's Girls Flag and Tackle teams ran through the same drills NFL prospects will take on this weekend at Lucas Oil Stadium.

The NFL and GENYOUth partnered to host a flag football clinic event during the 2026 NFL Combine week. Featuring Colts LB Zaire Franklin, the event helped promote physical activity and provided students with NFL flag football equipment.

The Indianapolis Colts hosted a free Girls Flag Football Clinic at Grand Park Sports Campus in Westfield, open to high school girls in grades 7 through 12, regardless of skill level and experience. Participants had the opportunity to learn from coaches on the Women's Flag National Team and top flag football coaches in Indiana, all while honing their football skills and staying active during the offseason.

The Indianapolis Colts teamed up with USA Football to host a Talent ID Camp on Sunday, May 4 at Grand Park Sports Campus in Westfield. Designed for flag football athletes ages 11-23, the camp is part of USA Football's National Team Development Program - the pathway to future U.S. National Team Trials and international competition, including the 2028 Olympics. Colts players Zaire Franklin, Jelani Woods, and JuJu Brents stopped by to meet campers and hand out medals, inspiring the next generation of football talent.

The Indianapolis Colts unveiled a new display at Lucas Oil Stadium celebrating the rapid growth of Girls Flag Football across Indiana. Located in the southwest corner of the stadium, the exhibit features photos of athletes from the first high schools to field a girls flag football team, alongside flags representing 100 high school programs. This display joins other notable exhibits honoring Indiana high school football, highlighting the rise of young female athletes and the expanding impact of the sport throughout the state.

The Colts Sunday Night 7-ON-7 Series returned for the 2025 offseason! High school boys tackle and girls flag athletes participated in skill development drills and competitions to get better for the Fall 2025 season!

The Colts, Zaire Franklin, the NFL, and Warren Central High School came together to host an NFL Flag in Schools Unboxing Event at Raymond Park Middle School. 7th and 8th graders learned the ins and outs of flag football through instruction from Global Flag Ambassador Zaire Franklin and the Warren Central Girls Flag Football team. For more information about flag football, visit colts.com/flag