Built For The Spotlight: VA Seahawks Year 2

Banderas United: Breaking Barriers in Girls’ Flag Football

In this episode, Backfield Media sits down with Banderas United, a girls’ flag football program built to expand access, confidence, and leadership opportunities for young female athletes across the country. We talk about how the organization is breaking down barriers in a fast-growing, Olympic-bound sport, the power of mentorship, and what it takes to build a new pipeline for the next generation of playmakers. Tune in to hear the story behind their mission, the impact they are already making in local communities, and how flag football is opening doors on and off the field

Built For The Spotlight: VA Seahawks Year 2

Year 2, the VA Seahawks family showed up on and off the field, and this podcast brings that story to life every week. Hosted by Backfield Media, we go inside VA Seahawks youth football and cheer with player spotlights, coach interviews, game recaps, and honest conversations about what it really takes to build a winning culture in Hampton Roads. From 4U to 12U, we highlight the work, the community, and the vision that make the Seahawks more than a team and truly a movement in Virginia youth sports.

Building Virginia’s Women’s Flag Football Pipeline with Coach Terence Boone

Women’s flag football is becoming one of the fastest‑growing sports in the country — and Richard Bland College is stepping directly into that moment. 🏈 Coach Terence Boone breaks down how he’s building a competitive, standards‑driven women’s flag football program in Virginia, built on five core pillars: discipline, competition, communication, commitment, and consistency. He also explains how recruiting starts with real connection — Instagram outreach, questionnaires, and FaceTime conversations that help identify athletes who match the culture and the work. Beyond the field, he’s focused on creating a sisterhood‑oriented environment that prepares players academically, mentally, and structurally for the next level. For JUCO athletes in VA/MD/DC, RBC is shaping a true pathway to Division I opportunities. #RBCWFF #WomenInSports #JUCOFootball #DMVRecruits

Carrying Legacy: Simone Cunningham’s Journey Through Grief, Growth, and Women’s History Month

In this Women’s History Month episode, ODU guard Simone Cunningham joins Camille to share the story behind her confidence, her growth as a player, and the legacy she carries every time she steps on the court. Simone talks about using bold hair colors as self‑expression, the influence of her sister Monisha Cunningham and Coach Jones, and the lessons she learned from her teammates throughout the season.   She reflects on her standout 23‑pointperformance against ECU, the moment she realized her work was paying off, andhow the loss of her cousin Jalen Martinez pushed her to compete with purpose. Simone also opens up about honoring her father’s love for the game and what Women’s History Month means to her as a young Black woman in college athletics.   This conversation is part of Backfield Media’s Women’s History Month series, highlighting the stories and impact of women shaping thefuture of sports.   Follow Backfield Media for more athlete‑firststories and interviews.

Friday Night Spotlight | James Campbell (WR/S) - Class of 2026 Senior

In this episode of Friday Night Spotlight, we sit down with James Campbell, a Class of 2026 senior wide receiver and safety from Woodside High School. James talks through his football journey, what it takes to balance playing on both sides of the ball, and how versatility, preparation, and mindset shape his approach to the game. The conversation explores leadership, growth through film study, and what he wants coaches and recruiters to understand beyond highlights and stat lines. This episode is part of Backfield Media’s athlete-first coverage, centered on real conversations and the work that happens behind the scenes. Hosted by Camille “Cami” L., Founder of Backfield Media LLC. One Game. Every Sport. Every Story.