Kamehameha Warriors' Multisport Athlete Eyes Flag Football Scholarship Opportunities
As the inaugural 2028 season approaches, the University of Nebraska is poised to become a flagship program for women's flag football. Coaches Liz and Katie Sowers are actively recruiting top talent, including multisport athletes from Hawaii. Kamehameha Warriors' standout athlete, [Athlete's Name], is considering a pivot to flag football for college scholarship opportunities. The Power 4 school offers a competitive edge, but other NAIA programs, such as Ottawa University, Kansas, and Keiser University, Florida, also provide up to 12 scholarships. Midland University, Nebraska, is another active recruiter. UT Arlington, in development, is not yet offering scholarships. To increase visibility, [Athlete's Name] should create a highlight tape showcasing her skills and submit it to the aforementioned programs. This strategic move could lead to a college flag football scholarship.