RSFA Girls Flag Football Camp

RSFA GIRLS FLAG FOOTBALL CAMP COACHING STAFF

Our coaching staff consists of some of the top high school and college coaches in the country, and we have current and former Division I, II, and III Players and Coaches. We also have current and former professional women’s flag football players and coaches, professional women’s tackle football players and coaches, former NFL Players, who visit our camp as special guest coaches and speakers throughout the week.

Our coaches work directly on the field with our campers, and also in the classroom during film review and chalk talk sessions. Our coaches share their stories of what it takes to become successful on and off the field.

By working directly with current collegiate women’s flag football coaches, this is the perfect opportunity for your student-athlete to showcase their talents and skills to potentially be recruited to play at the NCAA Levels. Several RSFA GFF Campers have received scholarship offers directly from our coaches who coach them at our camp.

WHAT WE ARE MOST PROUD OF

Rising Stars Football Academy Foundation mission is based on five pillars: Academic Excellence, Mental Health, Leadership, Life and Social Skills, and Financial Literacy.

These pillars are essential for development, and to help guide student-athletes towards success in the classroom, in the community, on the field and for all future endeavors.

We focus on these 5 essential pillars during our student-athlete development workshops in the evenings at our camp. We are more than just football, we educate our participants on scholarship and educational requirements, leadership skills, and becoming a well rounded student-athlete.

Each night at camp, participants will hear from guest speakers, guest panels, and engage in our student-athlete development workshops. We teach our participants how to succeed on the field, in the classroom, and in the community.

GUEST SPEAKERS, PANELIST, AND SPECIAL GUEST

Participants are also inspired and educated by various professionals and guest speakers who host seminars and workshops at camp surrounding the importance of academic achievement, NCAA Eligibility requirements and scholarship requirements, mental, physical, and emotional health, life and social-skills, financial literacy and more.

Check out the list of our 2025 guest speakers for our student-athlete development Workshops:

Below are some of our 2025 and 2026 Guest Coaches, Panelist and Guest Speakers

⭐ Caitlin Quinn, Former Milligan University Women’s Flag Football Student-Athlete, NEW Lebanon Valley Women’s Flag Football Head Coach 

⭐ Carly Musser, Owner of CM Mental Performance, Mental Performance coach and consultant

⭐ Chris Donnelly, Former Philadelphia Liberty Bell Player (NWFL), Former Player/ Owner Philadelphia Phoenix, Palumbo High School Girls Flag Football Head Coach

⭐ Dana Sparling, Executive Director Women’s Gridiron Foundation

⭐ Desiree Abrams, NFL Replay Assistant, Head of Officiating for the Women’s National Football Conference (WNFC), Founder of the National Women’s Football Officials Association (NWFOA), Co-editor of the Women’s Collegiate 

⭐ Doralisa Cruz-Johnson, RN, BSN

⭐ Dr. Kesha Baptiste-Roberts, Chair, Department of Public and Allied Health, Associate Professor at Morgan State University, Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health

⭐ Dr. Michael Diller, WellSpan Health Psychologist

⭐ Hannah DeGraffinreed, Team USA 2x Gold Medallist, WFA 

⭐ Jessica Huntley, Former Founding Commissioner of the Atlantic East Conference, the first Division III Conference to sponsor Women’s Flag Football as a varsity sport.

⭐ Johnathan Nedeljkovic, CEO & Founder United Athletics Sports, Under Armour Flag Canada

⭐ Julie Walker, Peyton Walker Foundation

⭐ Katie Quinn, Athena Athletics Head Flag Football Director

⭐ Kandice Mitchell, CMAA Athletic Administrator, Former Director of Sport Development for USA Football, Team Leadership roles for Team USA

⭐ Keira Quinn, 2026 Maxwell Club National High School Girls Flag Football Player of the Year, Former Rising Stars Football Academy Girls Flag Football Camper

⭐ Krista Quinn, Milligan University Women’s Flag Football Student-Athlete 

⭐ Lori Locust, Tennessee Titan’s Defensive Assistant Coach, Former Tampa     Bay Buccaneers Assistant Defensive Line Coach and Super Bowl Champion

⭐ Mark Peters, Kaʻū Hawaii High School Head Girl’s Flag Football Coachaʻū Flag Football Rule Book, International Federation of American Football Referee (IFAF)

⭐ Marla Moran, CRNP

⭐ Michael Sweger, UPMC Sports Medicine LAT, ATC 

⭐ Randy Phillips, Roxbury Community College Women’s Flag Football Head Coach

⭐ Ron Johnson, Former NFL Player and Philadelphia Eagle, Rising Stars Football Academy Foundation Founder and Executive Director

⭐ Sandi James, Mount Saint Mary’s Head Women’s Flag Football Coach

⭐ Sonya Essis, PIAA, NFL FLAG Official

⭐ Terrence Turner, Defensive Coordinator for the Milligan University Women’s Flag Football Team

⭐ Tierra Reeves, Head Coach KIPP DC College Preparatory, Washington Commanders Girls Flag Football Head Coach

⭐ Tim Quinn, Gwynedd Mercy High School Head Girls Flag Football Coach, Athena Athletics Head Flag Football Coach, Philadelphia Eagles Girls Flag Football Head Coach

⭐ Tony Johnson, Shippensburg University Defensive Back Coach 

⭐ Amanda Ruller, Eastern University Women’s Flag Football Head Coach

Daily Schedule

We give our campers the opportunity to experience what it is like to become a collegiate student-athlete. Our participants have a very tough daily schedule starting at 6:45 am and ending at 9:00 pm.

Throughout the day students encounter coaches, mentors, and speakers who can provide first-hand advice on the life of a successful athlete, and general life skills necessary for a well-balanced life.

Our participants have to report to the dining hall for all meals, the practice fields and stadium for practice, McComsey Hall and other conference centers on campus for learning labs and development, and more.

Our campers learn how to manage their time, be accountable, responsible, independent, resiliency, to be coachable, and more all while they are away from home for the week.

The camp schedule and routine are regimented and packed with activities. Each day commences at 6:45 am for breakfast, followed by the first practice of the day, and then lunch. After lunch, campers report to the quad for yoga and strength training workouts.

Campers then have to report to the stadium and practice fields for the afternoon practice session.

The day of physical activity concludes before dinner, after which students report to McComsey Hall for our student-athlete development workshops, seminars, and guest speakers in the evening.

Your student-athlete will work hard with campers from across the country and from around the world, and create new friendships and bonds that will last a lifetime.

Your student-athlete will learn techniques and skills that will help improve their game immediately. 

Your student-athlete will get to work with college coaches and get to showcase their skills in front of these college coaches.

Your student-athlete will become a leader in the classroom, on the field, and in the community.

Your student-athlete will be prepared for every stage with Rising Stars Football Academy!