College women's flag football programmes

Colleges with varsity women's flag football, listed only once a person has checked the programme against its conference's or school's own page for its most recent season. The state column links to that state's high school sanctioning entry, so a family can see both halves of the pathway in one place.

Which colleges have women's flag football?

Varsity women's flag football is offered by NAIA schools (about 60 in 2026-27), by NJCAA two-year colleges (33 in 2026-27), and by a growing number of NCAA Division I, II and III schools, most in conferences that added the sport in 2025 or 2026. The table below lists the programs we have checked so far, in 34 states. The college overview explains each governing body's championship timeline.

By state: Alabama (11), Arizona (3), Arkansas (1), California (3), Connecticut (2), Delaware (2), District of Columbia (1), Florida (7), Georgia (11), Illinois (3), Indiana (3), Iowa (2), Kansas (8), Kentucky (3), Louisiana (1), Maryland (4), Massachusetts (1), Michigan (2), Minnesota (1), Mississippi (2), Missouri (6), Nebraska (3), Nevada (1), New Jersey (6), New York (14), North Carolina (5), North Dakota (1), Ohio (4), Oklahoma (1), Pennsylvania (15), Tennessee (6), Texas (15), Virginia (4), Wisconsin (2). Each state's page lists its checked programs alongside its high school status.

Checked so far: 154 of the 158 programmes on file. We are working through the NAIA (about 60 sponsoring schools expected in 2026-27), the NJCAA and the NCAA conference by conference. Unchecked programmes are not shown.

What this list does not say

It does not say which programmes offer athletic scholarships. We will add that only where the school or its governing body states it. It does not rank programmes, and it does not include club teams.

See where the sport leads after high school for the status of each governing body, and methodology for how entries are checked. If a programme is missing or wrong, email corrections@prepflagfootball.com.