Jets and NYC Department of Education Announce $150k Donation

The Jets welcomed 40 local high school teams to Atlantic Health Jets Training Center from June 28-30 for a competition featuring a traditional 7-on-7 tournament, as well as a lineman challenge.

On June 15th, the Jets hosted the New Jersey Girls High School Flag Football State Championship game between Ridgewood and Wayne Valley at MetLife Stadium. See the best photos from the game where Ridgewood High School won their first back-to-back title as New Jersey Girls Flag champions.

See the best photos from the New Jersey Girls Flag Football semifinals where Ridgewood and Wayne Valley advance to the championship game, which takes place at MetLife Stadium on June 15.

See the Jets' first-round pick visiting with children inside Goryeb Children's Hospital in Morristown.

The Jets, in collaboration with Special Olympics New Jersey, hosted the Unified High School Flag Football League Playoffs and Championship game at the Atlantic Health Jets Training Center on Wednesday. Jets players Sauce Gardner, Quincy Williams, Solomon Thomas, Joe Tippmann and Marcelino McCray-Ball were in attendance to help coach and cheer on the teams. See below for all of the best photos from the event.

Jets and Bears hosted the NFL Girls Flag league championship game at AFC Wimbledon's Cherry Red Records Stadium in London. See below for the best photos from the event.

See the best photos from the New Jersey girls flag matchup between Pompton Lakes & Wood-Ridge High Schools.

Jets linebacker Quincy Williams was recognized as the Jets' recipient of the United Way of New York's Hometown Hero award at the 31st Anniversary Gridiron Gala held at The Glasshouse in New York.

See the best photos from the New York girls flag matchup between Saugerties and Highland High Schools.

See the best photos from the New York girls flag matchup between Plainedge and Division Ave High Schools.

The Jets, in collaboration with Special Olympics New Jersey, launched a Unified High School Flag Football League that includes four New Jersey high schools who will compete in the new league. The Jets hosted a kickoff clinic for all participants at the Atlantic Health Jets Training Center on Wednesday and each team participated in a number of drills and also received uniforms, footballs, flag belts, and practice jerseys along with hope that this league serves as a pilot for the state to offer Unified Flag Football as an official sport for high schools in the future. See below for the best photos from the event.

See photos from the New York Girls Flag game between Half Hollow Hills & Hauppauge.