Resources

Find a place to play—and a path to build.

Verified links for Nebraska families, clubs, schools and Athletic Directors. Listings are neutral and statewide; no individual club represents this movement.

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Nebraska clubs & youth programs

Program offerings and age groups can change. Use each organization’s official page to confirm current registration, location and season details.

Growth & national context

The opportunity is expanding.

Use these verified numbers to explain why starting a local conversation now matters.

102,360GIRLS NATIONWIDE

Participation at 3,990 high schools in 2025–26, according to NFHS.

+48.7%IN ONE YEAR

National participation grew from 68,847 to 102,360.

100+ELKHORN REGISTRATIONS

More than 100 girls signed up when a local league launched in 2025—one encouraging Nebraska signal, not a statewide total.

LA28OLYMPIC DEBUT

Women’s and men’s flag football will join the Olympic program in Los Angeles.

3 NEBRASKA TEAMS ON THE NATIONAL STAGE

Local program representatives confirm that Millard United’s 10U and 12U girls teams and the Jr. Stockmen 14U girls team earned trips to the NFL FLAG national championship—evidence that Nebraska athletes are already competing beyond the state.

Nebraska & college opportunities

The next level is growing.

College opportunities are one part of a larger goal: expanding access, developing talent and building sustainable school and community support across Nebraska.

For schools & Athletic Directors

Review the proposals. Plan a responsible pathway.

The proposal-submission step is complete. Schools can now review the official language, support the proposals through the NSAA legislative process and continue working through local questions about interest, timing, format, supervision, insurance, eligibility, facilities and competition.

Ready to bring the conversation to your school? Use the verified directory and a ready-to-send message.

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