Women's College Flag Football in Mississippi
3 colleges in Mississippi field women's flag football as of October 16, 2026: 2 varsity and 1 club.
1 of the varsity teams play at levels that allow athletic scholarships (NCAA D-I). The longest-running program on the list is Mississippi Valley State University, playing since 2026-27.
Last checked
Season by season.Mississippi grows.
2026-27: 3 programs. NCAA Division I 1, NCAA Division III 1, Club (most play NIRSA) 1.
- Level allows athletic scholarships
- Club, not varsity
Every program here starts in the same season, so there is no race to play yet. 1 program has no sourced first season yet and joins at 2026-27, today.
| Level | 2026-27 |
|---|---|
| NCAA Division I (athletic scholarships allowed) | 1 |
| NCAA Division III | 1 |
| Club (most play NIRSA) | 1 |
| Total | 3 |
How close is college?
In Mississippi, every high school girl lives within 100 miles of a college program; the farthest county is 86 miles away.
Girls 15 to 17 by county (US Census ACS), measured to the nearest confirmed varsity or club campus, in or out of state. The national map
Every program in Mississippi.Every source.
Mississippi Valley State University
Itta Bena
- Level
- NCAA Division I
- Type
- Varsity
- Conference
- MEAC
- First season
- 2026-27
Millsaps College
Jackson
- Level
- NCAA Division III
- Type
- Varsity
- Conference
- SCAC
- First season
- 2026-27 (club from 2025-26)
University of Southern Mississippi
Hattiesburg
- Level
- NIRSA club
- Type
- Club
- Club since
- Not sourced yet
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From high schoolto a college roster.
- Girls' high school flag football in Mississippi →Where the pipeline starts: whether the state association sanctions it, and since when.
- For college coaches →How coaches scout verified numbers from the games that were statted.
- For families →Follow her games and keep her record in one place.
- Stat a game free →Any format, any league, from one phone on the sideline.
Nearby states
- Women's college flag football in Alabama18 programs + 1 unconfirmed
- Women's college flag football in Louisiana4 programs + 1 unconfirmed
- Women's college flag football in Arkansas1 program
- Women's college flag football in Tennessee7 programs
- Women's college flag football in Georgia19 programs + 2 unconfirmed
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Where college coaches look
Coaches search players by verified numbers from statted games, then reach out.
How coaches recruit
Standings and leaders
Play a league on BreakAway and its public page lists every game, pool and stat leader.
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Family follows along from anywhere: the recap, the box score and her plays.
For families
Mississippi questions.Straight answers.
NCAA Division I
- Mississippi Valley State University
NCAA Division III
- Millsaps College
Club
- University of Southern Mississippi
Possibly, at Mississippi Valley State University. NCAA Division I allows athletic aid with no published flag football limit. A level that allows aid does not promise it, so ask each coach what the program funds.
Get on the record early, whatever rules her league plays. Check where Mississippi stands on girls' high school flag football, stat every game she plays, then email the coaches on this page with her athlete profile. College coaches scout on BreakAway, so verified numbers reach them before the first call.
Every dated program here started together in 2026-27. 1 program has no sourced first season yet.
Yes, at University of Southern Mississippi. NIRSA regional championships send winners to its national championships, which have a women's division. Its women's Club Flag League starts in 2027. Clubs are run by students through campus recreation, open to anyone enrolled.
Her numbers, on the record.
Stat her games free in the BreakAway app. Every game builds a verified stat line on her athlete profile, the record college coaches read when they scout.