Lane Tech’s Jocelyn Hale (21) puts her hand in with her teammates before their team cheer before their first sectional game against Morton High School at Winnemac Stadium on Oct. 15, 2024.

Girls flag football has caused a major shift in the New Jersey sports landscape in the spring. Yes, some track coaches and softball coaches aren’t happy, but girls flag football is not slowing down.

Nothing is taking for granted. It's why Borchers also made sure the Jaguars are focused on the task at hand each week. Cooper plays host to Bardstown at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 23.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — There’s a new wave of athletes dominating high school football fields across the country. Tennessee is one of 14 states to sanction Girls’ Flag Football as a high schoo… ...