Women’s flag football has basketball players trading sneakers for cleats ahead of 2028 LA Games
Women's flag football is attracting basketball players, including point guard O'Mariah Gordon and WNBA draft pick Loryn Goodwin, who are trading sneakers for cleats ahead of the 2028 LA Games. The sport's natural crossover with basketball has made it an appealing option for athletes looking to try something new, with USA Football seeking players from various backgrounds to compete in the 2026 world championships and future Olympic events.
Women's flag football is gaining popularity among basketball players. O'Mariah Gordon, a former Florida State point guard, and Loryn Goodwin, a WNBA draft pick, have switched to flag football. They were named to USA Football's training camps in California. The sport's similarity to basketball has made it an easy transition for athletes like Gordon and Goodwin. USA Football is looking for players from various sports to compete in the 2026 world championships and the 2028 LA Games. The training camps will help identify talent for the national team.
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