Marines repeat as STS Flag Football champions, Colts say
The Indianapolis Colts’ news release says the Marines beat the Army in the title game — after an earlier win over the Air Force — to claim a second consecutive STS Flag Football championship; the release is dated 2026-11-05T19:00:10.485Z.

The Indianapolis Colts say the Marines won a second straight STS Flag Football championship, defeating the Army in the final after beating the Air Force in an earlier round, according to a Colts news release dated 2026-11-05T19:00:10.485Z.
The release says the Colts and Eleven Sports Media hosted 60 service members for the tournament in its third year; it lists the venue both as "Tuesday night" at Lucas Oil Stadium and as the indoor practice field at the Indiana Farm Bureau Football Center. Colts players and cheerleaders also took part in related community activities with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana at the Indiana Farm Bureau Football Center and visited residents to see the work funded by a $10,000 NFL Foundation donation, the release says. Colts players named as coaches for Army, Navy and Air Force included Keenan Allen, Deion Burks, Ashton Dulin, Rigoberto Sanchez, Spencer Shrader and Laquon Treadwell, while Luke Rhodes served as the Marines’ coach; the release notes Rhodes is the son of a Marine and was the team’s nominee in 2025.
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