The rapid growth of girls flag football has the attention of the Ohio High School Athletic Association. OHSAA announces its future with the sport.

Rising sophomore Brysen Wright made waves at the NFL Flag Championships in Canton. Here's the one-handed catch that started it all.

A local team known as the Royals represented the Carolina Panthers at the NFL Flag National Championship in Canton, Ohio.

Teams sponsored by the Jacksonville Jaguars are piling up victories in the NFL Flag Championships in Canton, Ohio.

More high school girls are taking up flag football. As its popularity increases, more opportunities are arising for the athletes.

In May, the Browns and Bengals hosted the inaugural Girls High School Flag Football State Championship at Paul Brown Tiger Stadium in Massillon, where the top four teams from both the Browns and Bengals divisions competed. Hamilton Badin High School won the inaugural championship over Willoughby South.

There’s little doubt to the growing popularity of girls flag football on the high school level. Thursday was another example of the sport’s growth as the fastest expansive high school sport in the country.

Kids from across the country gather in Canton, Ohio for the NFL FLAG Championships taking place on Friday, July 18 through Sunday, July 20.

State officials will participate in a press conference with NFL, Browns, Bengals and Hall of Fame representatives as the sport continues rapid growth across Ohio.

Brysen Wright has become the talk of the town after pulling off a one-handed touchdown catch at the NFL Flag Football Championships on Saturday.

Brysen Wright, 14, is interviewed by the media because he played in the flag football playoffs last year and is also playing this year for the 14U team. The Jacksonville Jaguars sponsored a sendoff party Sunday July 13,