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Built for how flag football recruiting works.

Girls flag football is the fastest-growing sport in college athletics right now — 350+ programs across the NCAA, NAIA, and NJCAA are already competing or launching, with real scholarships on the table. Sightline gets your athlete's verified stats and film in front of the coaches building those first rosters.

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The Sport

Flag Football on Sightline

Positions Tracked
Quarterback, Center, Rusher, Receiver, Defensive Back
Stats Tracked
Passing Yards, Passing TDs, Rushing Yards, Receiving Yards, Flag Pulls, Sacks, Interceptions
350+
College Programs Live or Launching
12
Max NAIA Scholarships / Team
Source: NCAA (Emerging Sports for Women, added January 2026), NAIA, and NJCAA program announcements as of spring 2026. Girls flag football is women's-only at the college level, driven by Title IX, and is on the program for the 2028 LA Olympics.
Because the sport is so new at the college level, there's no established historical NCAA participation-rate data yet the way there is for older sports — new programs are still being announced every month, which means real first-mover opportunity for athletes and families who get in early.
Real Programs, Real Athletes

Flag football on the field.

Girls flag football quarterback releasing a pass during a game
Girls flag football players competing for the ball mid-play
Girls flag football player celebrating a play on the field
For Families

Everything coaches need to find your athlete.

Recruiting Profile
Position, class year, stats, and schedule — verified by your travel coach, not self-reported.
Direct Film Uploads
Game and highlight film, attached straight to your athlete's profile.
Direct Coach Messaging
Hear from college coaches directly, with messaging built to keep recruiting safe and direct.
Verified Stats
Passing yards, rushing yards, receiving yards, and touchdowns — plus flag pulls and sacks — verified by your coach, not self-reported.
For Travel Programs

Manage your whole roster in one place.

Director dashboards, recruiting needs by position, and stat verification — built for club and travel program staff, not just individual athletes.

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Recruiting by Position

What does your position need to stand out?

Quarterback Receiver Defender
Recruiting by State

Recruiting looks different depending on where you play.

Florida Texas California Georgia Ohio Utah Arizona North Carolina Illinois Colorado New York
Recruiting Guide

Not sure where to start?

Read our full guide on how to get recruited for college flag football — timelines by grad year, what coaches actually look for, and how to build a highlight video that gets watched.

Read the Flag Football Recruiting Guide →
FAQ

Questions About Flag Football on Sightline

What stats does Sightline track for flag football athletes?

Passing yards, receptions, flag pulls, and interceptions are all logged, covering offensive and defensive production as college programs continue adding roster spots for the sport.

How do coaches search for flag football recruits by position?

The same filtering tools apply here as any other sport: position, grad year, and region, letting a coach in this still-growing recruiting space quickly find relevant prospects rather than reviewing every profile.

Does a flag football family need to pay to get started?

No. Profile creation, stat logging, and coach search inclusion are free. Premium adds optional features like message access and visibility into who's viewed the profile.

Why does coach verification matter especially for flag football?

Because the sport's recruiting norms are still forming, coaches have fewer established ways to judge which numbers to trust. A coach-approved stat gives a flag football profile credibility a self-reported one simply doesn't have yet.