The Chargers supported a girls' flag football camp at Kearny High School in San Diego. The event featured 70 youth athletes and was powered by NFL Flag San Diego. The camp showcased Corey Liuget's upcoming flag football league, NFL Air Attack, that will launch this summer. The all-girls league will kick off its first season on July 9th and will feature divisions from 2nd-11th grade.

The Chargers hosted a girl's flag football camp for the Corona-Norco School District at Centennial High School. The event had 75 girls participate from Centennial, Eleanor Roosevelt, Corona, Norco, Martin Luther King, and Santiago High Schools. In preparation for the upcoming girls flag football season, the Chargers have provided the Corona-Norco district with start-up equipment through USA Football.

The Chargers sponsored a flag football tournament that featured 56 participating boys' and girls' teams from ages 6-17. The tournament was run by Hard Count Athletics and championship teams from each of the twelve divisions were rewarded with a half bid to USA Football's "The One" Flag Championship.

The Chargers partnered with Surfrider Foundation – South Bay to host a large-scale cleanup at Dockweiler Beach. 100 volunteers from the Bolts Community Crew removed nearly 600 lbs. of trash in an effort to keep our beaches clean. Presented by Pacific Premier Bank. To learn more about upcoming volunteer opportunities, visit chargers.com/community/crew.

The Chargers ran a skills and drills camp for nearly 200 student athletes at Madison High School to celebrate the inaugural start of San Diego Unified School District's middle school flag football season. Chargers legend Corey Liuget spoke to the SDUSD students prior to the start of the event. The Chargers partnered with SDUSD to provide their middle school flag teams with flag kits and customized jerseys. The league will see over 1,800 athletes participating from grades 6th-8th and will feature both boys' and girls' teams.

The Chargers and Ducommun visited University High School in Irvine to celebrate the winners of the 2022 STEM on the Sidelines competition. Chargers LS Josh Harris made an appearance at the award ceremony, where he shared his thoughts on the winning team and the combination of STEM and football. He signed autographs, took photos, and more with students from the high school.

To honor the beginning of Month of the Military Child, the Bolts hosted a special Jr. Chargers Training Camp session in partnership with Bob Hope USO. Featuring a surprise appearance from 2022 first round draft pick, Zion Johnson, participants of the camp attended from throughout Los Angeles, and all have parents who are active-duty military.

Nearly 70 attendees from local Athletic Training after school programs attended the first "Careers in Sports Medicine Symposium" hosted by the Chargers. Local high school students were invited to hear from the Chargers Team Doctor, Assistant Athletic Trainer and Assistant Team Nutritionist on their careers and journey into working in sport medicine. Sponsored by Gilead Sciences, Inc.

The Bolts Community Crew– powered by Pacific Premier Bank – partnered with Second Harvest Food Bank in Irvine for a special volunteer event to help combat food insecurity in Orange County. Volunteers were responsible for sorting nearly 30,000 lbs. of produce to be packed and shipped to the Food Bank's partnering organizations. To learn more about upcoming volunteer opportunities, visit chargers.com/community/crew.

Chargers players Joshua Palmer and Josh Harris, as well as Chargers Impact Fund Board Member and Chargers Legend Larry English, were on hand to celebrate the Impact Fund's donation and re-opening of renovated Play Yards at the East Valley Animal Shelter in Van Nuys. Joined by community dignitaries and representation from LA Animal Services, the group participated in a ceremonial ribbon-cutting, unveiling the newly-renovated Play Yards and auxiliary space to the public. Throughout the day, members of the Bolts Community Crew powered by Pacific Premier Bank volunteered at the shelter to make beds, blankets, and fill kongs for the dogs currently waiting for their fur-ever families at East Valley. The day concluded with the team joining up with Lazy Dog Restaurants to host an adoption event and covering the fees of the first 20 dogs adopted over the weekend.

The Los Angeles Chargers Impact Fund celebrated the 2023 edition of Read Across America Day by hosting a group of 2nd graders from Santa Ana Unified School District. LS Josh Harris, WR Michael Bandy and team reporter Hayley Elwood joined to spend time with the kids and emphasize the joy of reading!!

The Chargers partnered with the LA Legends professional women's team to host the 1st ever Girls Flag College Showcase in California. There were nearly 100 athletes from the Los Angeles area at Serra High School in Gardena. Seven NAIA universities were in attendance to recruit and offer scholarship opportunities to the local student-athletes.

Uncle Ardy from Pirnia Law Group shows off his Chargers buses that can be seen around SoFi Stadium on gameday.

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.

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 defensive lineman Nick Williams.

The Los Angeles Chargers announced that the team has signed six players selected in the 2023 NFL Draft to rookie contracts — TCU wide receiver Quentin Johnston (No. 21 overall), Washington State linebacker Daiyan Henley (No. 85), TCU wide receiver Derius Davis (No. 125), Clemson offensive lineman Jordan McFadden (No. 156), Boise State defensive lineman Scott Matlock (No. 200) and TCU quarterback Max Duggan (No. 239).

The Los Angeles Chargers agreed to terms with the following undrafted free agents on Saturday after the conclusion of the 2023 NFL Draft:

The Bolts drafted Southern California outside linebacker Tuli Tuipulotu (54th overall) and Washington State linebacker Daiyan Henley (85th overall), adding a pair of Los Angeles Area natives and 2022 first-team All-Pacific-12 selections.

The Los Angeles Chargers selected TCU wide receiver Quentin Johnston with the No. 21 overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft.

The Los Angeles Chargers today signed wide receiver Jalen Guyton.

The Los Angeles Chargers today announced the hirings of Assistant Secondary Coach Will Harris and Offensive Assistant Phil Serchia. In addition, Mike Hiestand will transition to the defensive side of the ball as a Front Seven Specialist and John Timu will be the Assistant Defensive Line Coach.

On the latest edition of Let's Play, Sebastian Joseph-Day and Morgan Fox go head-to-head in a game of Madden 23. See who wins the matchup between these two Chargers defensive linemen, Joseph-Day's Bolts led by Justin Herbert or Fox's random choice, Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens. Powered by Southern California McDonald's.

The Los Angeles Chargers today re-signed center/guard Will Clapp.

The Los Angeles Chargers today signed cornerback Kemon Hall.

The Los Angeles Chargers today agreed to terms with tight end Donald Parham, Jr., and punter J.K. Scott.

The Los Angeles Chargers today re-signed defensive lineman Morgan Fox.

The Los Angeles Chargers today re-signed quarterback Easton Stick.

The Los Angeles Chargers agreed to terms with tackle Trey Pipkins III on a multi-year contract.

The Los Angeles Chargers today tendered kicker Cameron Dicker as an exclusive rights free agent and signed tackle Foster Sarell.

The Los Angeles Chargers today signed linebacker Eric Kendricks to a multi-year contract.

The Los Angeles Chargers today signed the following 12 players to Reserve/Future free agent contracts. 11 of the players finished the 2022 season on the team's practice squad.

The Chargers will take on the Jacksonville Jaguars on Saturday at 5:15pm at TIAA Bank Stadium for the AFC Wild Card Game.

The Chargers will take on the Denver Broncos on Sunday at 1:25pm at Empowerfield at Mile High.

On the ninth episode of ALL IN Season 2, go all-access on how the Chargers clinched their first playoff spot since 2018. Take a deep dive into the defensive resurgence that powered this postseason push, including how the Bolts stymied two of the most explosive offenses in the league.

The Chargers will take on the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday at 1:25pm at Sofi Stadium.

The Chargers will take on the Indianapolis Colts on Monday at 5:15pm at Lucas Oil Stadium.

On this edition of Let's Play, tight end Tre' McKitty and linebacker face off in a race of F1 2021. Powered by Southern California McDonald's.

On the eighth episode of ALL IN Season 2, go all-access on the Chargers young quarterback, Justin Herbert, and learn how his competitive drive has translated to clutch, highlight-worthy plays his whole career, including the Bolts recent win over the Dolphins on Sunday Night Football.

In the latest episode of ALL IN: Season 2 we take a look at the driving force behind the Chargers offense, quarterback Justin Herbert. Episode 8 of All IN is out now.

The Bolts will take on the Miami Dolphins for prime time clash on Sunday Night Football.

The Chargers will take on the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday at 1:25pm at State Farm Stadium.

On the seventh episode of ALL IN Season 2, learn about Khalil Mack's journey to the Chargers and his fight to prove his doubters wrong as the veteran edge rusher holds down the Bolts defense after Joey Bosa is sidelined with a groin injury.

On this edition of Let's Play, defensive linemen Sebastian Joseph-Day and Morgan Fox face off in NHL 22. Powered by Southern California McDonald's.