REACH EVERY
GENERATION.
Meet youth athletes and parents, college communities, national teams, adult competitors, and the military community in one event ecosystem.
FLAG WORLD CUPLOS ANGELES · 2027Explore the opportunity ↗iFLAG × STATE FARM / PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITY
One city. Every level. The world’s game.
A global stage for flag football, live on ESPN Networks.



THE INTERNATIONAL FLAG LEAGUE
We unite the sport of flag football.
iFlag connects athletes, families, universities, brands, and destinations through extraordinary competition. From a first flag pull to a national-team final, the same ambition runs through every event: move the game forward.

International Flag League and BODYARMOR hold the Guinness World Record: 11,779 people, Tampa, January 18, 2025.
View the official record ↗
MaxPreps
iHeartRadio
The Farmer’s Dog
Visit Tampa Bay
Los Angeles Sports & Entertainment Commission
San Diego Tourism Authority
HUMAIN
LOS ANGELES · JULY 7–11, 2027
From the organization behind the Guinness-certified world’s largest flag football tournament comes a global gathering of national pride, college rivalries, emerging talent, and championship moments.
2027 event targets provided by iFlag.


National-team pride. University rivalries. Youth dreams. Lifelong competitors. Every part of the game belongs here.
The global game, on one stage. Sixty-four men’s and sixty-four women’s national teams compete for the Flag Football World Cup.
USA
Mexico
Canada
Saudi Arabia
Afghanistan
Panama
Cayman Islands
Bahamas
Puerto Rico
Cuba
China
Japan
New Zealand
Great Britain
Korea
Fiji
American Samoa
Jordan
Egypt
Ireland
France
Italy
Denmark
Spain
Portugal
India
Brazil
Colombia
Germany
Austria
Jamaica
Uganda
South Africa
Dominican Republic
AustraliaCountry list supplied by iFlag. BVA is retained as supplied; its country designation is awaiting clarification.
Figures are iFlag’s planning targets. The individual division counts exceed the headline 1,500-team event target and require final reconciliation; they are presented as supplied, not as an additive attendance model. Participating rosters and player appearances remain subject to final confirmation.
The premier playoff and championship games move into a custom, broadcast-ready stadium. An intimate live atmosphere. A major-event presentation. Across ESPN Networks.
Illustrative stadium and sponsor-integration concepts supplied by iFlag. Final venue design and configuration to be confirmed.
Premier games, broadcast camera positions, and a championship presentation.
Field-level signage, video towers, stadium branding, and a connected fan experience.
Highlights, athlete stories, and social content that carry the event beyond game day.
Comparable ESPN event results show the scale of attention flag football can command.
UNIQUE FANS REACHEDAcross 30 linear game telecasts
Girls’ high school final
average viewers
Combined championship window
average viewers
Overall average viewership
growth vs. 2025
Source: ESPN, July 29, 2026. Reach counts unique viewers watching at least one minute and excludes four digital-only games. These are NFL FLAG results, not World Cup audience forecasts. Read ESPN’s report ↗

A property that brings global competition, year-round community, and a national media platform into the same conversation.
Meet youth athletes and parents, college communities, national teams, adult competitors, and the military community in one event ecosystem.
Bring a brand to life through stadium integration, on-site experiences, hospitality, athlete storytelling, and content.
Connect a 2027 World Cup presence with a 2028 Los Angeles program and a global calendar extending through 2032.
A World Cup every two years. A pivotal Olympic debut in Los Angeles. A wider global movement with momentum through 2032.

July 7–11, 2027. National teams and seven additional divisions converge on Los Angeles, with premier playoff and championship games across ESPN Networks.
Explore the 2027 event ↗The tournament returns in 2028 without the National Teams division. Then iFlag extends the experience through a dedicated LA28-period program of competition, content, hospitality, and community.
Collegiate, Sandlot, high school, youth, adult club, military, and World Series competition. No National Teams division in 2028.
Flag House storytelling and hospitality, college and high school showcases, military competition, and the Olympic field-trip concept.
Beach flag football, skills camps and clinics, fan gatherings, and a medal-game watch-party concept.
Illustrative three-week sequencing of iFlag’s proposed 2028 program; exact dates and activation schedules are to be finalized. Independent iFlag programming during the LA28 period.

A destination for media, creators, athletes, and partners: a media lounge, content studio, interview zone, and hospitality experiences, all built around flag football’s Olympic debut.
GLOBAL EVENTS. EVERYDAY CONNECTIONS.
From the World Cup stage to state-team jerseys. A proposed portfolio of presenting rights, commercial inventory, naming rights, fan experiences, and digital reach for State Farm. All 13 assets are turnkey.
Community priorities aligned with State Farm’s community grants and community involvement. Additional giving focus areas: Double the Donation.

Presenting sponsor of the Flag Football World Cup in 2027, 2029, and 2031.


Commercial inventory across ESPN Networks during eight hours of World Cup broadcast coverage.
Proposed insurance-category exclusivity across the partnership.
Proposed CFP Qualification Series broadcasts on NBC Sports and NBC, with 50% of commercial inventory dedicated to State Farm.
World Cup broadcast stadium branding and naming rights. State Farm at the center of the championship experience.

Presenting sponsor of the annual CFP Showcase Tournament.
Presenting sponsor of iFlag’s LA28 activations and events in Los Angeles.
Explore the three-week program ↗
COMMERCIAL INVENTORYCommercial inventory in the CBS broadcast of the Flag National Championships.
The State Farm Fan Zone brings NFL player autographs and meet & greets into a dedicated branded experience.
Immersive spaces, live engagement, and shared moments bring a fan experience to life.
Supplied adidas activation photo shown as a visual reference for the proposed State Farm Fan Zone.Email, text, radio, and school channels outlined in iFlag’s Digital Reach inventory.
High school athletes, fans, and parents
Undergraduate students
Active military personnel
U.S. listeners, ages 16–55
Flag football fans
K–12 institutions
Source: iFlag Digital Reach sheet. Figures describe listed channel audiences or institutional recipients and frequency; audiences may overlap. The school total is the sum of the four listed categories.
Presenting sponsor of a highly localized State Championship Series. Youth and high school boys and girls compete in their own communities, with their families and local supporters alongside them.
Each event engages the city’s community, supports local athletics, and qualifies winning teams to represent their state in the World Series Division in Los Angeles annually.


A community-by-community presence across the country, with State Farm connected to the athletes, families, and neighborhoods behind every team.
City tournaments bring communities together.
Winning boys’ and girls’ teams earn their place.
State pride meets the national stage in Los Angeles.
Logo patches on every state representative team, carrying the partnership from State Championships to the annual World Series.
Supplied uniform examples shown alongside the State Farm patch concept.Presenting sponsor of the Collegiate CFP Tournament Qualification Series—and the CFP National Championship Tournament itself—annually.

The Flag Football World Cup.
A world of opportunity, hosted by iFlag.
