Photos: Raiders host Junior Training Camp

In collaboration with the Las Vegas Raiders assistant general manager, Champ Kelly, the Raiders hosted C.H.A.M.P. Camp, a weekend event for athletes to develop their skills on and off the field.

The Las Vegas Raiders held their Inspire event for girls flag football players featuring combine and skills challenge events, a coaches clinic and high school All-Star football games.

The Las Vegas Raiders hosted a Raiders Prospect Camp at Eldorado High School so that prospective middle school athletes may meet and work with their future high school coaches and the Raiders 2024 draft class.

In partnership with the Southern Nevada Officials Association, the Las Vegas Raiders hosted a training session for current high school officials to go over new rules and situations before the upcoming season.

The Las Vegas Raiders took part in the championship games for the Northwest Vegas Flag Silver and Black League.

The Las Vegas Raiders and Southern Nevada Officials Association hosted an open house for prospective officials who are interested in learning more about becoming football officials.

In honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, the Las Vegas Raiders visited Sig Rogich Middle School to enjoy lunch and spend time with teachers and administrative staff in recognition of their impact on local youth.

Las Vegas Raiders alumnus Leo Gray was a panelist for the Children's Attorney Project Client Career Resource Event which focused on motivating youth community members to finish school, make good life decisions and achieve their goals.

Las Vegas Raiders area scout Curtis Knox II spoke to the Arbor View High School football team about being a scout and what scouts are looking for when they recruit and draft high school and college players.

In partnership with EōS Fitness, the Las Vegas Raiders hosted a Play Football Youth Combine where 350 athletes participated in a series of combine style drills.

The Las Vegas Raiders hosted an NFL Flag Regional Championship where teams competed for a chance to advance to the NFL Flag Championship in Canton, Ohio.

The Las Vegas Raiders and UNLV partnered together to host students from three local middle schools for a R.U.S.H. event focusing on the fundamentals of flag football, nutrition, and the importance of exercise, movement and mental health.