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The Cleveland Browns High School Game of the Week presented by Ohio CAT and in association with ForeverLawn lets fans vote for featured match-ups, with the winning team receiving $2,000 for their football program weekly. The season concludes with the Browns naming the High School Coach of the Year, who receives $4,000 for their program.

The Cleveland Browns Girls High School Flag Football Program, presented by Gatorade and in partnership with Bridgestone, empowers high school female student-athletes in flag football. The program aims to enhance skills, educate coaches and parents, and advocate for the sanctioning of Girls High School Flag Football as a varsity sport through the OHSAA.

The Cleveland Browns are proud sponsors of the Greater Cleveland Football Coaches Association (GCFCA) Annual East/West All-Star Scholarship Football Game.

To further advance player health & safety the Browns HELMETS program, presented by Meijer and in association with University Hospitals & Xenith has distributed nearly 3,700 helmets to youth and high school football teams across Northeast Ohio and the state since 2017.

The Cleveland Browns honor 10 high school coaches from Northeast Ohio, highlighting leadership, community engagement, and on-field success. A Browns panel selects one winner who receives $4,000 for their program and a nomination for the NFL Don Shula High School Coach of the Year award.

The Cleveland Browns High School Showcase, in association with University Hospitals, Xenith & Gatorade is designed for high school Sophomores & Juniors who want to continue their playing career at the collegiate level. The event will feature combine-style testing as well as position-specific drills, which includes passing, route running, lineman work, agility drills, plus much more.

Local Head High School Football Coaches are annually invited to attend Browns OTA's practices, for their dedication to creating a nurturing, student-focused environment. Their efforts ensure student athletes engage in organized team sports that not only highlight a commitment to athletic excellence but also prioritize academic achievement.

As part of the Cleveland Browns continued commitment to advance player safety in youth and high school football, the Browns and University Hospitals teamed up to place two certified athletic trainers at John Hay and James Ford Rhodes High Schools.

Annually, the Browns Youth Football Department and Equipment Staff donate hundreds of cleats, gear, and additional football equipment to high school football programs across the 13 Northeast Ohio counties.

LEGENDS Clinics, presented by Office Revolution and in association with University Hospitals, Cardinal Credit Union and Ohio CAT, hosts Browns Alumni and local high school football coaches who will offer tips and hands-on instruction, including lectures, fundamental football skills stations, contests, and non-contact games in a high-energy, fun, and positive environment. This event is open to boys & girls ages 8-14 and is great for all athletes of all skill levels, whether they are new to the game or have been playing for years.

Each season, the Cleveland Browns host a Coaches Clinic, in association with University Hospitals, allowing youth and high school football coaches from across Northeast Ohio to enhance their approach as they teach the next generation of student-athletes. The clinic focuses on introducing creative problem solving and establishing the critical fundamentals at all levels of youth football.

The following topics that are discussed:

• USA Football's "Football Development Model"
• Health and Safety of the Game
• Rookie Tackle Integration
• Girls High School Flag Football