Regina Rams’ QB Noah Pelletier knows Roughrider Foundation football camps are impactful in Northern Saskatchewan
Noah Pelletier, quarterback for the Regina Rams, has led Grow the Game camps across Northern Saskatchewan for the past two summers in partnership with the Roughrider Foundation and Football Saskatchewan. He designs each session to teach flag football basics—flag pulling, throwing, catching—while catering drills to all skill levels. Pelletier returns to communities repeatedly, aiming to build sustainable programs and cultivate both players and fans for local tackle, flag, and touch football. His passion stems from the opportunities he received as a youth and his desire to pass on those experiences. As he enters his fourth season with the Rams, Pelletier remains focused on expanding football’s footprint and accessibility in his home province.
West Orange HS girls flag football team has great year – Essex News Daily
In its third season, West Orange High School’s Mountaineers girls flag football program claimed the Super Football Conference Freedom Division title with a perfect 5-0 record, outscoring opponents 124-25. They closed the year at 7-2-1, notching their first-ever playoff victory with a 34-0 upset over No. 11 Passaic County Tech before falling 6-0 in double overtime to No. 10 Newark Central. Senior captain Camaya Jean Louis made history as the first New Jersey player with over 100 flag pulls and 100 receptions in a season, and she’s set to play at Eastern University. Five Mountaineers earned All–North Jersey honors, and both Jean Louis and Nola Duncan were selected for the Phil Simms North/South All-Star Game. With multiple athletes on NJ.com’s inaugural All-State teams, West Orange has laid a strong platform for future success.
