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Beloit College Expands Athletic Offerings with Women’s Flag Football

Beloit College is launching a women’s flag football program, set to debut in spring 2026, adding to its robust lineup of 19 varsity sports. The program aims to empower student-athletes on and off the field and create a strong team culture from the ground up.

Beloit College adding women’s flag football

“Women’s flag football is coming to Beloit College. The sport will compete for the first time in spring 2026. Student recruitment is underway, and a full-time coach will be hired in spring 2025. With the addition of flag football, Beloit will now offer 19 varsity men’s and women’s sports.”

Beloit College to add women’s flag football team

“With the rise in popularity of women’s flag football across the country, Beloit College has not only taken notice, it’s planning on jumping on the bandwagon. The sport will be offered at the college for the first time in the spring of 2026, bringing the total number of varsity men’s and women’s sports to 19.”

Leaders from the state, community, and college gather for a photo-op at the Impact Beloit’s ribbon-cutting.

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Allie Banks’26, left, with her cohort at the Doctors in Italy program in Rome.

Shadowing doctors in Rome

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Joe Davis, Announcer for the LA Dodgers, photographed at Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles, Calif.

Joe Davis’10 is calling the 2024 World Series

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View of Beloit College campus’ academic side.

Beloit College ranked among top 100 liberal arts colleges in U.S.

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An intramural volleyball team poses for a picture after a win.

Winning big

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