Zebrielle Canaday aims for Team USA flag football roster
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 17, 2026, 8:01 AM
Last updated Jun 17, 2026
Zebrielle Canaday, a quarterback from Haines City, is pursuing a spot on Team USA's flag football team for the 2028 Olympics. After excelling at a talent camp in El Segundo, California, she has been invited to national team trials this week in Carson, California. Canaday, recognized as The Ledger’s Player of the Year three times, accumulated 901 passing yards and 20 rushing touchdowns last season. While she has primarily played quarterback, she anticipates taking on different roles if she makes the team. Following the trials, she could be invited to a training camp if she performs well.
- •Canaday has started the process to join Team USA for the 2028 Olympics.
- •She excelled at a talent camp in California testing flag skills.
- •The national team trials are scheduled this week in Carson, California.
- •Last season, she recorded 901 passing yards and 20 rushing touchdowns.
- •Canaday may play positions other than quarterback for Team USA.
- 8:01 AMYahoo Sports — Haines City's Zebrielle Canaday looks to join Team USA flag football
"Haines City flag football quarterback Zebrielle Canaday is in the process to join Team USA. Is a spot in the 2028 Olympics on the horizon?
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