Everett Washington Hosts 2026 Seahawks NFL FLAG Regional Tournament at Kasch Park
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Postgame Parents: Ask your kid to bring a silly token—like a rubber duck or plush toy—to practice and pass it to the teammate who showed the best hustle that day; it’s a goofy “MVP” award that sparks laughs, builds respect, and cements a truly supportive team culture.
Players Snap: Drop your top three hype tracks into a one-tap playlist and blast it five minutes before kickoff—no fumbling for tunes when you should be locked in.
🔎 Feature Story
🏅 The 2026 Seahawks NFL FLAG Regional Tournament has been awarded to Everett, Washington.
Everett, Washington will host the Seahawks NFL FLAG Regional Tournament on June 6, 2026 at Kasch Park, where youth and high school teams from across the Western U.S. will compete for the final qualification spot in the NFL FLAG Championships Presented by Toyota. Divisions range from 8U Coed to High School Girls, with YMCA, Pop Warner and scholastic teams vying for advancement and showcasing the growth of flag football in the Pacific Northwest.
“Everett is the perfect host for the Seahawks NFL FLAG Regional Tournament. This event represents a critical pathway to the NFL FLAG Championships, and we’re excited to bring teams together from across the region in a community that’s deeply invested in youth sports.”
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