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The ECAC Jets Womens Flag Football Leagues inaugural season is nearing its end, with the top eight teams set to compete in playoffs at the Atlantic Jets Training Facility on May second and third. The league, backed by the Jets and a one million dollar investment from Betty Wold Johnsons foundation, is the largest of its kind at the college level. Teams like Marymount and Wagner, led by stars like Sophia King and Cecilia Carrara, are making waves. Coaches praise the Jets for their leadership in girls and womens flag football, with the league growing to over 300 teams across New York and New Jersey. The real win, however, is the growth and potential for the sport, with the Olympics debut in Los Angeles 2028 and a new pro league on the horizon.
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