2026 Winter Girls Flag Camp - Tucson - University of Arizona
Join us this winter for Next Level Girls Flag Football at the University of Arizona! Gather your friends and sign up today for some winter camp fun! See below for more info!
General Registration is now open for all participants!
Dates & Times
Camp is open to participants from Kindergarten to 3rd grade!
All camp activity will take place 1 hour before winter flag football activity begins throughout the second half of the season. Please see the dates and times below:
- Saturday, February 7th (9:00 AM - 10:00 AM)
- Sunday, February 15th (9:00 AM - 10:00 AM)
- Sunday, February 22nd (9:00 AM - 10:00 AM)
- Sunday, March 1st (9:00 AM - 10:00 AM)
The Next Level Girls Flag Football Camp teaches fundamental offensive and defensive football skills to youth athletes. Individual and group drills will be demonstrated to teach basic techniques, following up with a team scrimmage are part of each scheduled session!
Coach Brandon Sanders, assisted by University of Arizona student-athletes athletes, will execute the program. Camp focus will be on core skill development (offensive and defensive principles), proper play execution, understanding situational roles, and of course...Next Level Action!
No previous flag football or Next Level program experience is required to attend the camp(s). See below for the full camp curriculum!
Site Logistics and Schedule
What to Bring
- Water Bottle/Hydration
- Snack(s)
- Cleats (Optional)
Site Director: Coach Brandon Sanders
Brandon Sanders was appointed Coordinator of Football Alumni and High School Relations at the University of Arizona in February 2021. He is one of six Arizona Football alumni currently serving on the Wildcats’ staff. Other alumni on staff include Joe Salave'a, Ronnie Palmer, Bobby Wade, Ricky Hunley, and Chuck Cecil.
In his role, Sanders will be a pivotal part of Arizona Football's outreach, alumni and community relations and operations. He will also work closely with the athletic department's "A-Club" for Letterwinners while supporting the program's on-campus recruiting activities and player development initiatives.
Sanders was a two-time First Team All-Pac-10 selection as a safety for the Wildcats in 1994 and 1995 as Arizona would go on to finish the 1993 season ranked number one nationally in total defense. By the time his college career ended, Sanders ranked third in school history in pass breakups while amassing 199 total tackles, five sacks and nine interceptions in 46 career starts. He went on to play three seasons with the New York Giants of the NFL before playing in NFL Europe and the XFL.
The San Diego native has extensive coaching experience as well in both the Indoor Football League as well as the head coach of Pueblo Magnet High School in Tucson where he guided the Warriors to a pair of region titles and three state playoff appearances. Sanders won 70 percent of his regular season games at Pueblo, won regional coach of the year awards and was named 2019 Southern Arizona Coach of the Year.