History
On March 8, 2023, it was announced that a continental flag football championship for the Americas region would be held for the first time later that year, the first of three continental championships which would serve as a qualifying path for the IFAF Flag Football World Championship. [1]
The inaugural IFAF Americas Continental Flag Football Championship was held from July 5 to 7, 2023, in Charlotte, North Carolina, featuring 13 teams from seven countries. [2] In the men's final, the United States beat Mexico, 40–36, thanks to a game-winning touchdown pass from Laderrick Smith to Laval Davis. In the women's final, the United States beat Mexico, 26–21, after Vanita Krouch threw four touchdowns to Madison Fulford. [3] It was held in conjunction with the Junior Flag International Cup, a competition between boys’ and girls’ 15U and 17U national teams, and The One Flag Championship, the national club championship from ages 6U to adult. [4] [5]
On May 5, 2025, Panama was announced as the host of the second IFAF Americas Continental Flag Football Championship to be held from September 12 to 14 in Panama City. Additionally, it was announced that the inaugural IFAF Americas Youth Flag Football Championships for U15 and U17 boys’ and girls’ national teams would be held concurrently. [6]
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