USA Football has been certified as the national governing body for American football by the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee, with flag football set to debut at the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles. CEO Scott Hallenbeck expressed gratitude for the support and commended the dedication of athletes and coaches. Flag football has seen significant growth, particularly among female players, with high school girls flag football now sanctioned in 14 states. NCAA scholarships are seen as crucial for the sport’s expansion. Team USA is preparing for the World Games in Chengdu, China, and has eyes set on the 2028 Olympics, with players like Isabella Geraci excited about the prospect of representing their country on the global stage. The organization is committed to inspiring athletes worldwide and advancing the sport, with a focus on both flag and tackle football. The goal is to win more gold medals following their success at the IFAF Flag Football World Championships. Long-term ambitions include winning Olympic gold in 2028. The teams will first compete at the World Games in August, before pursuing their ultimate goal at the Olympics.
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