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‘Midwest Made’ showcases trailblazing North Dakota Girls Flag Football High School League
The mini-documentary follows players as the league’s first season ends and postseason play approaches, highlighting the sport’s early growth.
- The Midwest Made team recently captured the final practices of the inaugural North Dakota Girls High School Flag Football League season, documenting the burgeoning sport and its athletes.
- Fargo Park District staff granted the production crew access to the final week of practice leading into the postseason, enabling observation of team dynamics.
- During filming, the crew interviewed participating athletes about the burgeoning sport, revealing the "satisfaction and pride" that come with belonging to a team representing something larger than themselves.
- Filmmakers expressed hope that players in North Dakota 90 years from now will view these team photos as a recognizable historical record of the inaugural season.
- Viewers can watch the full Midwest Made series for free online or by downloading the Midwest Sports app, offering a look into the sport's trailblazers.
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‘Midwest Made’ showcases trailblazing North Dakota Girls Flag Football High School League
Watch the latest "Midwest Made" mini-documentary about this flag football league right here. Hosted by the Fargo Park District with support from the Minnesota Vikings, the league just completed its inaugural season this past spring.
·Fargo, United States
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