The Chargers, in partnership with Nike, hosted their 4th Annual 11ON event for 28 of the top high school girls' flag and tackle football programs from across Southern California. During this two-day event, over 750 athletes, their coaches, and families attended the Hoag Performance Center, where the teams competed in individual and team competitions to crown a champion for each day.

Before the Chargers' team practice at Camp Pendleton, the team hosted a free clinic for children of military personnel. Chargers legend Corey Liuget was on hand as the event welcomed 150 boys and girls ages 5-14 and focused on teaching the fundamentals of flag football.

Check out current and former Chargers players, coaches and celebrities participating in the 5th Annual Chargers Invitational Golf Tournament, presented by CHLA, at Rolling Hills Country Club

Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh, and his wife Sarah, teamed up with cyclists from across Los Angeles at the Manhattan Beach Pier on Sunday for the 12^th annual Tour de Pier, raising funds for cancer charities.

The Chargers, in partnership with Females in Flag Orange County and Beach City Sports, hosted their Inaugural Bolts on the Beach flag football tournament in Huntington Beach. The tournament welcomed 24 girls' flag football teams and 250 athletes from across Southern California. At the end of the day, champions were crowned in the 10U, 13U, 15U, and 17U divisions.

The Chargers hosted the Snoop & Housh Flag Football League Championship games this past Friday night. The league, which had 500 participants during its inaugural spring season, hosted championship games at both Cerritos and El Segundo. Chargers Quentin Johnston and Scott Matlock were in attendance to help bring the final games to a close and celebrate the league's first season.

The Bolts partnered with the nonprofit Blessings in a Backpack and Verizon to distribute 1,000 bags of food to Grape Street Elementary School students. Chargers Running Back Elijah Dotson joined Verizon to speak with the students at a special assembly and was on hand to personally deliver the meals.

The Los Angeles Chargers joined the South Bay community to celebrate and sponsor Hermosa Beach Chamber of Commerce's Second Annual Lemonade Day. Lemonade Day is a free, fun, experiential learning program that teaches young students how to start, own and operate their own business – a lemonade stand. The Bolts supported the event with player appearances from offensive linemen, Foster Sarrell and Trey Pipkins Jr., as well as hosting a lemonade stand selling "Lightning Lemonade" with all proceeds benefitting local El Segundo nonprofit, The Friendship Foundation.

The City of Los Angeles' Youth Development Department (YDD) revealed eye-catching recycling bins at City Hall during the April 19th City Council meeting, marking the finale of the Chargers' sustainability program sponsored by Ball Corporation. After final presentations in December, the winning team received funding from Ball Corporation to implement their project geared toward promoting and educating the community on aluminum recycling and sustainability practices.

The Chargers hosted their sponsored girls' flag football program, the Conquer Chargers, at Hoag Performance Center, where over 80 girls were in attendance. The group received a tour of the facility, watched film in the team meeting room, and practiced on the team's practice field. The group was welcomed by Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh and left with new backpacks, slides, hats, headbands, and other customized Chargers gear.

The Chargers hosted 72 boys' and girls' teams ranging from ages 8 to 18. The event showcased over 700 athletes, with winning teams from eleven divisions earning Oakley glasses and the opportunity to represent the Chargers at the 2024 NFL Flag Championships this summer in Canton, Ohio. This summer's NFL Championship Games will be televised for the first time ever on ESPN, ESPN+, and ABC.

The Los Angeles Chargers proudly presented two local stars with the inaugural LaDainian Tomlinson High School Player of the Year Award, sponsored by Nike and the National Football Foundation. Held at SoFi Stadium, Home of the Los Angeles Chargers, the NFF's annual postseason banquet welcomed over 200 student-athletes, coaches, and parents from Greater Los Angeles for an evening of recognition and celebration. More than 30 athletes were honored for their outstanding performance on the field, academic achievements, and community contributions throughout the past season. Following the highlight of the evening, the presentation of the two LaDainian Tomlinson High School Player of the Year Awards, attendees enjoyed a unique tour of the Chargers' locker room. Chargers Legend Larry English graced the event as the keynote speaker, imparting words of wisdom to inspire the next generation of athletes.

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The Los Angeles Chargers today signed rookie wide receiver Ladd McConkey (selected No. 34 overall). The Bolts have now signed all nine members of their 2024 draft class.

Nearly 150 local Girl Scouts came together for a day of flag football skills and fundamentals on the Bolts' training camp fields at Jack Hammett Sports Complex.

The Los Angeles Chargers today signed safety Tony Jefferson.

In partnership with the Los Angeles Chargers Impact Fund, Inglewood Unified School District, and Brotherhood Crusade, SoFi celebrated the graduation of 14 young scholars from the Bolt Academy program. The program is designed to offer juniors and seniors from Inglewood high schools the opportunity to participate in a six month after-school program to develop leadership and job-readiness skills.

The Los Angeles Chargers today signed wide receiver Praise Olatoke.

The Los Angeles Chargers today signed rookie tackle Joe Alt (selected No. 5 overall).

The Los Angeles Chargers today announced the release of center Corey Linsley.

The Los Angeles Chargers today signed tackle Alex Leatherwood.

The Los Angeles Chargers today signed rookie defensive lineman Justin Eboigbe (selected No. 105 overall).

The Los Angeles Chargers today signed outside linebacker Chris Collins. In a corresponding move, the team waived outside linebacker Brevin Allen.

The Los Angeles Chargers today signed outside linebacker Bud Dupree.

The Los Angeles Chargers announced that the team has signed six players selected in the 2024 draft class to rookie contracts.

The Los Angeles Chargers today signed wide receiver DJ Chark Jr.

The Los Angeles Chargers agreed to terms with the following undrafted free agents on Saturday after the conclusion of the 2024 NFL Draft

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The Los Angeles Chargers today signed running back J.K. Dobbins.

The Los Angeles Chargers today signed tight end/fullback Ben Mason.

The Los Angeles Chargers today signed cornerback Kristian Fulton.

The Los Angeles Chargers today signed linebacker Denzel Perryman.

The Los Angeles Chargers today signed center Bradley Bozeman.

The Los Angeles Chargers today signed linebacker Troy Dye.

The Los Angeles Chargers today signed quarterback Easton Stick

The Los Angeles Chargers today signed defensive lineman Poona Ford

The Los Angeles Chargers today signed tight end Hayden Hurst.

The Los Angeles Chargers today traded wide receiver Keenan Allen to the Chicago Bears in exchange for a 2024 fourth-round pick (110th overall).

The Los Angeles Chargers today signed tight end Will Dissly to a multi-year contract.

The Los Angeles Chargers today signed safety Alohi Gilman to a multi-year contract.

The Los Angeles Chargers today agreed to terms with running back Gus Edwards on a multi-year contract.

The Los Angeles Chargers today announced the release of wide receiver Mike Williams.

The Los Angeles Chargers today placed tenders on kicker Cameron Dicker and tackle Foster Sarell.

The Los Angeles Chargers on Tuesday announced the release of linebacker Eric Kendricks.