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Women's College Flag Football in New York

34 colleges in New York field women's flag football as of October 16, 2026: 24 varsity and 10 club.

3 more programs are listed by one source, not yet confirmed by the school, so they are marked Unconfirmed. 7 of the varsity teams play at levels that allow athletic scholarships (NCAA D-I and NCAA D-II). The longest-running program on the list is Nassau Community College, playing since 2022-23.

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2026-27: 37 programs. NCAA Division I 2, NCAA Division II 5, NCAA Division III 12, Junior college (NJCAA) 1, Small colleges (USCAA) 4, Club (most play NIRSA) 13.

  • Level allows athletic scholarships
  • Club, not varsity
  • Unconfirmed: listed by one source, not yet confirmed by the school. 3 are in the bars.

Counts programs on today's list from the season each one started, so a program that started and later stopped is not in the early seasons. 12 programs have no sourced first season yet and join at 2026-27, today.

Women's college flag football programs in New York by level and season
Level2022-232023-242024-252025-262026-27
NCAA Division I (athletic scholarships allowed)00012
NCAA Division II (athletic scholarships allowed)00035
NCAA Division III002812
Junior college (NJCAA)11111
Small colleges (USCAA)00124
Club (most play NIRSA)000113
Total1141637

How close is college?

In New York, every high school girl lives within 100 miles of a college program; the farthest county is 93 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

Map of New York counties shaded by miles to the nearest women's college flag football program, with New York campuses marked.
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NCAA Division I

  • Long Island University
  • Manhattan University

NCAA Division II

  • D'Youville University
  • Dominican University New York
  • Mercy University
  • Roberts Wesleyan University
  • St. Thomas Aquinas College

NCAA Division III

  • Elmira College
  • Hartwick College
  • Mount Saint Mary College
  • Russell Sage College
  • St. John Fisher University
  • St. Joseph's University, Brooklyn
  • St. Joseph's University, Long Island
  • SUNY Brockport
  • SUNY Geneseo
  • SUNY Old Westbury
  • Union College
  • William Smith College (Hobart and William Smith Colleges)

Junior college (NJCAA)

  • Nassau Community College

Small colleges (USCAA)

  • Bryant & Stratton College, Albany
  • Bryant & Stratton College, Buffalo
  • Five Towns College
  • Villa Maria College

Club

  • Bryant & Stratton College, Syracuse
  • Canisius University
  • College of Staten Island, CUNY
  • Daemen University
  • Iona University
  • New York University
  • Niagara University
  • SUNY Cortland
  • Syracuse University
  • University at Albany, SUNY
  • University at Buffalo, SUNY
  • Utica University
  • Wagner College

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