National Women's Flag Football League
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Camps begin in 2027. Canton first. FlagHer Elite camps and combines begin in 2027, starting in Canton, OH. Join the list for dates.
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Jordan Rivera
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Class of 2029
Houston, TX
5★★★★★
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20-yard
20-yard 3.2s
10-yard
10-yard 1.9s
Agility
Pro agility 4.6s
Six-pillar evaluation
Athletic Performance
92
Game Performance
88
Game IQ
84
Coachability & Work Ethic
90
Character & Leadership
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What a coach will search
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| Rank | Athlete | Age band | Pos | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Morgan Ellis | Class of 2028 | Portland, OR | 18U |
| 2 | Skyler Bennett | Class of 2028 | Austin, TX | 18U |
| 3 | Jordan Rivera | Class of 2029 | Houston, TX | 18U |
| 4 | Alex Monroe | Class of 2029 | Miami, FL | 18U |
| 5 | Jamie Sinclair | Class of 2030 | Canton, OH | 16U |
| 6 | Riley Foster | Class of 2031 | Las Vegas, NV | 16U |
| 7 | Sam Carter | Class of 2030 | Portland, OR | 16U |
| 8 | Reese Hutchins | Class of 2032 | Houston, TX | 14U |
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Her numbers publish with the protocol and conditions they were measured under. Coaches filter by age band, position, and class.
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They collect. We verify.
Plenty of people will put a number on a girl. A number is only worth something if you can see how it was set, and by whom. Here is what has to be true before a result reaches her profile.
- A published protocol
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Six events at every camp: a 20-yard dash for speed, a 10-yard dash for acceleration, pro agility (5-10-5) for change of direction, a jump for explosiveness, and two events built for this sport rather than borrowed from tackle football, a flag pull drill and a catch series.
The 40-yard dash is offered as an unranked elective. Nobody in flag football sprints forty yards untouched on a fifty-yard field, so the 20 is the standard and the 40 is a souvenir.
What the rating cannot do
Her rating is built from timed results only. An evaluator's opinion cannot move it, which means it goes up when she gets faster and for no other reason. It carries a provisional label until the protocol is ratified and numbers are comparable between camps.
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2027
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Canton, OH
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2027—Dallas, TX
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2027—Orlando, FL
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2027—Portland, OR
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Timed performance is public. Academics, character notes, and film open only where the athlete's family has allowed it — and contact information is never public. You get comparable numbers, she keeps control.
68,847 HS girls playing, 2024–25
+388% Growth since 2021
16 States sanctioned
~500K Girls 6–17 playing
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Half of them are playing a school sport for the first time.
This isn't a new place to put a logo. It's a category creating athletes who didn't exist, with NJCAA competition starting in 2027 and a first NCAA title projected for 2028. Plenty of platforms will rank them. We run the events that produce numbers anyone can actually certify.
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