YMCA of Snohomish County Hosts Free Girls Flag Football Clinic

Everett, WALocal News

The YMCA of Snohomish County is set to host a free Girls Flag Football Clinic on February 23, 2025, at Cascade High School, welcoming girls from grades 1-12. This event features expert coaching from YMCA sports staff, guest instructors from the Seattle Spartans, and the Washington Wolfpack Arena Football coaching staff, ensuring a high-quality learning experience. Melissa Strother, the first woman to score points in an Arena Football League game, will serve as a special guest, inspiring participants with her journey. The clinic aims to create a supportive, fun environment that fosters skill development and confidence among young athletes. As flag football continues to surge in popularity, with participation growing by 63% since 2019, the YMCA is committed to making the sport accessible to all.

Financial assistance is available to ensure cost is not a barrier to participation, reflecting the YMCA's mission to empower girls through sports. Additionally, registration for the Spring Girls Flag Football League, running from March 3 to May 10, is now open, offering ongoing opportunities for skill development and camaraderie. This initiative highlights the YMCA's role in promoting women's sports and expanding opportunities for young female athletes in the community.

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