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Jaguars Elite athletes are carefully selected and hail from across 38 counties to represent the Jaguars locally and nationally.

Jacksonville Jaguars Spend the Month and Preseason Week One Recognizing the Efforts Behind PREP Football in Our Local Area and Beyond

The Jacksonville Jaguars staff, players and coaches make a monumental impact in the community during National Volunteer Month 

As girls flag football continues to grow to new heights with even more competition and talent deserving of recognition, the 2025 Jaguars Girls Flag ALL-PREP Top 25 was announced on May 6. 

As girls' flag football increases in popularity across the United States, the Jacksonville Jaguars continue to elevate the sport and opportunity for young female athletes.

The Jacksonville Jaguars hosted a 5k, with the route starting in downtown Jacksonville, crossing over the bridge, passing through our neighboring baseball facility and right through the finish line. Congratulations to all the runners who participated! Check out shots from an amazing morning.

Jaguars athletes have been honored and recognized throughout the month of August for their hard work and talent. From preseason on-field experiences to exclusive send-offs and flag events, it has been an eventful month!

The Jaguars teamed up with Academy Sports + Outdoors to surprise 25 Jaguars Elite athletes with a $200 shopping spree to get new gear and equipment for their upcoming seasons. Jaguars Legends Greg Jones and Jordan Todman, Jaxson de Ville and THE ROAR helped them pick out their swag!

Our Jaguars Elite teams have been competing locally and nationally, winning titles and championships across the country. As they enter the third season the Jaguars invited all eight girl's teams to EverBank Stadium to unveil their new uniforms, receive new gear and sign contracts to become official members of this elite travel program.

The Jaguars and Bakers Sporting Goods partnered together for their annual High School Media Day. More than 60 teams and 300 athletes and coaches came to EverBank Stadium to meet with local media, conduct interviews and take photos prior to the start of their seasons.

Students from Goodwill's A-STEP (Academic Support Through the Employment Process) Construction Basics Training Program visited EverBank Stadium for a behind-the-scenes look at the Stadium of the Future construction and heard from AECOM Hunt reps as they began their post-secondary training.