New York Girls Flag Football Athletes at D-III Programs

Top New York High Schools Feeding D-III Girls Flag Football

1. 01Fairport
   4Athletes
2. 02Liverpool
   4Athletes
3. 03Clarence
   3Athletes
4. 04Irondequoit
   3Athletes
5. 05John Jay School for Law
   3Athletes

Top D-III Programs Recruiting New York Girls Flag Football

How We Count

Numbers come from publicly available 2026 D-III girls flag football rosters, refreshed every month. We count any current athlete whose listed home state is New York, school by school, season by season. The decision a family makes here is too big to plan around guesses, so we put the rosters in front of you.

Parents Ask Us

Q.01

How many New York high school girls flag football athletes are currently on D-III rosters?

Right now, 166 New York athletes are on D-III girls flag football rosters, spread across 17 programs and sourced from 130 New York high schools. Counts come from current 2026 rosters and update monthly.

Q.02

Which D-III girls flag football programs recruit the most from New York?

SUNY-Brockport leads with 30 New York athletes on the current roster, followed by SUNY-Geneseo (25) and St. Joseph's Long Island (19). The top three are listed above with the head coach for each program when verified. A free account opens the rest of the top ten.

Q.03

Which New York high schools send the most athletes to D-III girls flag football?

Fairport and Liverpool lead with 4 current D-III girls flag football athletes each, followed by Clarence (3), Irondequoit (3), John Jay School for Law (3). The full top 25 is on the page above.

Q.04

Is D-III girls flag football a realistic path for a New York high school athlete?

Yes. With 166 New York athletes currently on D-III girls flag football rosters across 17 programs, the path is busy and well worn. Scholarships at D-III girls flag football are equivalency-based, so families plan around how a coach splits a partial across an event group.

Q.05

How does RawRecruit count New York to D-III girls flag football pipeline numbers?

We pull current 2026 D-III girls flag football rosters from public school athletics sites and count any athlete whose listed home state is New York. The data refreshes every month. Coach names show up only when verified inside our 35-day freshness window.

Q.06

What does my kid actually do with this list of high schools and programs?

The list is the input. The seven-step playbook is the action. Profile your kid's real marks and event group, build a target list off the programs above, send the email coaches actually read, and run the visit on full information. The full playbook lives at /guides/football/diy-recruiting and the same structure applies for track and field; we publish a sport-specific version next.

Q.07

We are not in New York. Does the same playbook still apply for our state?

Yes. The seven-step playbook is sport-specific, not state-specific. The cohort and program list above are the New York cut; the work a kid and parent do to reach D-III girls flag football coaches is the same in every state. State pipeline pages for the rest of the country roll out next.

Q.08

What happens when a coach leaves a D-III girls flag football program mid-cycle?

Coach names on this page only show up when our pipeline has verified them inside the last 35 days. When a head coach leaves, the slot reads as a transition note instead of a stale name; the program count and athlete numbers stay intact because those come from the roster, not the staff page. The list refreshes monthly.

Q.09

Why is RawRecruit giving away the rosters and coach contacts for free?

Because the data is the easy part. The hard part is keeping a school list current, filtering programs by your kid's real fit, and tracking coach records as staffs turn over every cycle. The free profile saves the work; the paid tiers exist for families who want deeper fit analytics. The free profile is enough for most.