About Collegiate Flag Football
Collegiate Flag Football is an independent publication launched in March 2025 by Matthew Dixon to help spread information about women's flag football. The growth trend of this sport cannot be denied, which led to the creation of CFF and the aim to provide a central location for information on women's college flag football. I hope this becomes one of the top resources for anyone affiliated or interested in the sport and having as much information as possible in one place will benefit everyone. I encourage administrators, coaches, fans, and players to email me at cff@collegiateflagfootball [dot] com or message me on social media if they see any inaccuracies in the information posted or have suggestions on what else to include in newsletters.
One of the goals here at CFF is to have a page dedicated to schedules for the upcoming seasons. I would love to provide this information to coaches and fans around the country, especially for postseason tournaments. If anyone sees missing postseason tournament information, I'd be happy to assist by placing the information in the dedicated schedule section and the newsletter. Beyond scheduling items, there are two more things I include in every newsletter: coaching vacancies (head coach, assistant coach, and graduate assistant roles) and flag football clinics/camps that universities are running or participating in. Being able to share the latest information is vital to continuing the growth of women's flag football. Please feel free to reach out or tag the Collegiate Flag Football account on social media!
Collegiate Flag Football has been referenced across the internet and is the trusted source for women's college flag football news and information. CFF has been mentioned in Bloomberg, Detroit Free Press, The Washington Post, and WPR (Wisconsin Public Radio), among other publications. The Women's College Flag Football Newsletter has become a go-to source for athletes, coaches, college administrators, conference commissioners, flag football fans, and industry professionals.
Since starting this publication, I've been lucky enough to be fully credentialed for the inaugural Fiesta Bowl Flag Football Classic in April 2026 and the NJCAA Women's Flag Football Invitational in May 2026. I've spoken with numerous colleges and athletes to provide information and feedback to help grow women's flag football.
Ads and Subscriptions
One of the reasons for creating the site on the Ghost platform was to get away from using traditional ads. Ads plastered all over the screen are unsightly, ads that require constant review are not fun, and ads can be a security risk if not vetted carefully by the advertising network like Google AdSense. In short, ads are a headache and don't always benefit the website or the reader.
As I begin building up the content on this site, there will be a single, free subscription tier. A majority of news articles and content will be delivered straight to your email. Informational pages, such as the Teams pages, will not be included as those will change frequently.
Sponsorships
In lieu of traditional advertising options like Google Adsense, we are open to sponsorship opportunities in the newsletter or on some of the high-traffic pages. If you are interested in a potential sponsorship, please reach out via email at cff@collegiateflagfootball.com.
Other Ways to Support Collegiate Flag Football
If you enjoy the content here and want to see the website grow, please share this on social media or with any fans of the sport. I've set up accounts on Bluesky, Facebook, Instagram, and X (Twitter). There are also options to leave a tip or support us on Patreon, but those are not required. Any support, whether it's monetary or spreading the good word of the website, is greatly appreciated!