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Flag Football - Girls Varsity
Teams & Schedules
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2025 - 2026Head Coach: Mark DitschIntroductionSaint Ignatius Girls Flag Football is proudly launching its inaugural season in one of the fastest-growing sports in Illinois. As the sport continues to grow across the state, we’re excited to be part of the momentum and ready to build something strong and lasting.Our goal is to create a team culture built on leadership, motivation, teamwork, preparation, discipline, and pride. We believe football is a sport for everyone. Girls belong on the field, and this program will give them that chance—through solid coaching, relentless effort, and a focus on learning and growth. Whether they’ve played football before or bring experience from other sports, our athletes will be challenged to improve, compete, and lead.The TeamThe Wolfpack will field both Varsity and Junior Varsity teams in our first season. We’ll focus on strong fundamentals, smart execution, and a unified approach on both sides of the ball. Practices and games are designed to build confidence and help our athletes form habits that carry over off the field as well.
Ignatius Flag Football also believes in student-led leadership. Our players will be encouraged to take ownership of their experience—by setting the tone at practice, holding teammates accountable, and representing the Wolfpack with pride. We want every player to grow, not just as an athlete, but as a teammate, leader, and person.
Team Coaches
Team News
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Trailblazing Season Ends at Young
The Wolfpack delivered their most complete performance of the season, going toe-to-toe with one of the state’s top programs, ultimately falling 6–0 to Whitney Young in the IHSA Regional Final on Thursday. Both defenses ruled the day, but each team put together sustained drives in a hard-fought battle defined by field position. This group of trailblazers established the foundation for everything to come, and the seniors will always be remembered as the first leaders of Wolfpack Girls Flag Football.Read More -
Wolfpack Headed to Regional Final
The Wolfpack executed in all three phases, defeating Bulls Prep 45–0 in Tuesday’s IHSA Regional Semi-Final. Lilli Lynch operated with precision, and Emmi Kraft ran with urgency and toughness on an opening 86-yard touchdown drive capped by a strike to Tori Scott. Isabella Keberlein has now scored touchdowns in all three phases over the past two days. The defense swarmed aggressively to the ball, keeping play pinned in the opponent’s territory. The Wolfpack, seeded No. 8 in the IHSA Sectional, advance to face top-seeded Whitney Young in Thursday’s IHSA Regional Final.Read More -
Wolfpack Win First Ever Playoff Game
The Wolfpack won their first ever IHSA Regional Playoff game on Monday, defeating Noble Pritzker 63-0. It was a complete team effort in which every player on the team played meaningful minutes and contributed. The Wolfpack face the winner of the rain delayed Noble Bulls against Instituto Health Science Charter game in the IHSA Regional Semi-Final on Tuesday night at Whitney Young.Read More -
Bandits Steal One from Pack
The Wolfpack lost their final regular season game against the Bandits of Resurrection on the road 26-12. The Pack will have to shake off the tough loss as they get set to play in their first ever IHSA Regional Monday at Whitney Young against Noble/Pritzker.Read More -
Ramblers Defeat Pack
The Wolfpack traveled to Loyola on Wednesday and battled one of the state’s top programs before falling 20-0. Loyola’s points came on two defensive scores and a well-executed deep strike, but Ignatius competed with toughness throughout. Sitting at 6-8 on the year, they’ll close the regular season Thursday at Resurrection.Read More -
Vikings Hold Off Wolfpack Charge
The Wolfpack honored eighteen senior players and three senior team managers on Senior Night at Fornelli Field Monday. Then the Pack went toe-to-toe with the Vikings of St. Laurence, one of the top teams in the state, ultimately falling in a hard-fought 34-27 battle. Quarterback Lilli Lynch repeatedly connected with Isabella Keberlein, highlighted by a dynamic 86-yard touchdown strike. Scarlett Styczynski’s screening helped keep the offense moving, while the Wolfpack defense delivered five interceptions, including two from Sloan Williams. The Wolfpack (6-7) will travel to Loyola on Wednesday.Read More -
Wolfpack Split Tri-Angular
Saint Ignatius hosted a triangular at Fornelli on Wednesday, with all three teams finishing 1–1. The Wolfpack dropped the opener to Rosary 26–0, but bounced back in the nightcap with a gritty 7–6 overtime win over DePaul. Regan Cole’s 93-yard interception return for a touchdown in the second quarter set the tone defensively. Sabine Sauvage opened the evening with a powerful National Anthem, then capped it with several key defensive pulls down the stretch. Riley Schneider and Sadie McGuire controlled the trenches throughout the second game, anchoring both sides of the ball. The Wolfpack (6–6) return to Fornelli on Monday to host St. Laurence.Read More -
Hope Speed Foils Pack
The Wolfpack held a very fast Hope team scoreless for three quarters before a few late breakdowns allowed the hosts to rally for a 12–6 win. The Pack’s inexperience showed in the fourth quarter, but the game will serve as a valuable learning experience. Defensively, Rebecca Carreto, Clara Ditsch, Annika Patel, and Tori Scott swarmed throughout, combining for numerous flag pulls, four sacks, and two interceptions. On offense, Emmi Kraft rushed for more than 125 yards, including a long touchdown run in the 2nd Quarter, while Morgan Rothgery proved effective both protecting the quarterback and making tough catches in traffic. The Wolfpack (5–5) return to action Wednesday afternoon at Fornelli in a home triangular against Rosary and DePaul.Read More -
Lane Tech Needs OT to Top Pack
The Wolfpack battled a talented Lane Tech squad to the wire on Monday night, ultimately falling 7-6 in overtime to move to 5-4 on the season. Caroline Cole, Riley Schneider and Regan Cole anchored the defense with relentless pressure and flag pulls while also contributing on offense, including a touchdown reception out of a new wrinkle. Sloan Williams delivered a clutch interception that swung momentum back to the Pack. Lilli Lynch calmly directed the offense to a late score that forced overtime. The Wolfpack return to action at Hope Academy on Tuesday.Read More -
Pack Shut Out Blazers
The Wolfpack hit the road Thursday and came home with an 18–0 win over Trinity, moving to 5–3 on the season. Tori Scott set the tone early with a punt return touchdown—her second of the week—and later added an interception to cap another standout performance. Quarterback Lilli Lynch steered the offense efficiently, delivering touchdown passes to Isabella Keberlein and Kaitlyn Morris. Kate Cavanagh continued to show her versatility and steady presence in the offense. On defense, the Wolfpack swarmed all night. Annika Patel broke up multiple passes and pulled crucial flags, while Aerin Hudson and Emma Diericx both came up with touchdown-saving open-field stops to preserve the shutout. The Wolfpack return to Fornelli on Monday for a matchup with Lane Tech.Read More -
Huskies Top Wolfpack
The Wolfpack battled a talented Oak Park–River Forest squad on Monday night, falling 18–6. Intensity was evident throughout as the team continued to play faster and with more confidence. As execution improves, that effort is expected to turn into more points and stops. Ignatius now stands at 4–3 on the season. Tori Scott delivered an electrifying first-quarter punt return touchdown to put Ignatius on the board. The Wolfpack return to action Thursday on the road at Trinity.Read More -
Redhawks Show Experience in Pack Loss
The Wolfpack endured some growing pains in a 38–0 loss to an experienced Marist squad on Friday evening, dropping to 4–2 on the season. The Pack generated more than 200 yards of offense but couldn’t put the ball in the end zone. Ava Sandoval and Rachel Hui stood out with key catches that kept possessions alive, while Kaitlyn Morris provided strong blocking up front to help sustain drives. Defensively, several big plays by Marist proved decisive, overshadowing stretches where the Wolfpack held their ground. Caroline Cole, Sela Nass, and Clara Ditsch hustled throughout the evening and recorded several flag pulls. The Wolfpack travel to Oak Park–River Forest on Monday.Read More -
Overtime Thrillers for Wolfpack
The Wolfpack fought hard yesterday afternoon through evening, coming away with a tough double overtime 8-7 win over Fenwick before falling in a second overtime game 7-6 against St. Francis. The team is now 4-1 on the season. Isabella Keberlein shined on both offense and defense, scoring touchdowns on a long interception return in the first game and a long catch and run in the second. Emmi Kraft sparked the offense with several long carries and Sadie McGuire dominated as a blocker and also contributed as a receiver. The defense ruled the night, with Regan Cole patrolling the front with relentless pressure and multiple flag pulls, while Sloan Williams controlled the back with key pass breakups, flag pulls and an interception. The Wolfpack return to Fornelli Field on Friday, hosting Marist.Read More -
Pack Pull Away in Win Over Niles West
The Wolfpack improved to 3-0 on the season with a 24-6 victory at Niles West on Tuesday. Emmi Kraft powered the offense with nearly 200 rushing yards and two touchdowns, while Lilli Lynch connected with Isabella Keberlein for a series of key receptions, including two scores. On defense, Sela Nass stood out with numerous flag pulls, several passes defended, and an interception. Riley Schneider and Mimi Lannon sparked the relentless defense with constant pressure, many flag pulls, and timely sacks that kept Niles West in check. The Wolfpack return to Fornelli Field next Wednesday with a triangular against Fenwick and St. Francis.Read More -
Wolfpack Make History On Opening Night
The Wolfpack won their inaugural games on Wednesday to make history. The Pack defeated the Meteors of De La Salle 38-0 and followed that up with a 25-16 win over the Mighty Macs of Mother McAuley. Isabella Keberlein (2), Lilli Lynch (2), Emmi Kraft, Tori Scott, Rachel Hui and Regan Cole all scored offensive touchdowns. Scott added a defensive touchdown and Caroline Cole had a jaw-dropping 100-yard Interception return for a touchdown. The defense also had multiple interceptions spread amongst several defenders. The Pack will travel to Niles West on Tuesday.Read More
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