The excitement continued with the Rams' third annual Girls Flag Spring Classic, presented by Bridgestone. Over 60 youth teams and 40 high school teams competed across multiple age divisions in a 7-on-7 tournament. With so many young women athletes participating, the energy and excitement was high across all fields. The championship teams earned rings and trophies, while MVPs received custom Rams jerseys and chains. Families attending were able to enjoy food trucks, a vendor village, interactive fan activities, and youth clinics through the Rams Football Academy, creating a celebration that extended beyond the competition.
Off the field, the Rams extended their support into the classroom with the Academic Challenge, presented by Shell. In partnership with Los Angeles Unified School District and USA Football, the program recognized local girls' flag teams for academic achievement. Venice High School and Sherman Oaks Center for Enriched Studies were honored, each receiving a $2,500 equipment grant from the Rams and USA Football, with Shell matching the contribution, doubling the investment in these student athletes. The assemblies featured performances from each school's band and cheer team, alongside Ellie Greenberg, Coordinator of Community Impact and Engagement, speaking about the importance of education while being an athlete. At the end of each event, the students' gratitude and excitement confirmed that everyone valued the significance of achieving their goals both on and off the field.
Through initiatives like these, the Los Angeles Rams are not only celebrating women in football but actively shaping the sport's future. From the practice fields to the classroom, Women's History Month became a platform to empower, inspire, and create lasting opportunities for the next generation of female athletes and the women who work diligently to uplift those around them.
For more information about the Rams' community outreach efforts, visit therams.com/community.