Brooklin Hill

Quick Facts

• Position: WR/ATH
• Older brother, Thomas, was a professional boxer

Biographical Information

Brooklin Hill grew up in Milwaukee and her family moved out to Las Vegas as her older brother was a professional boxer.  Hill saw it as a culture shock going from the former to the latter but quickly realized that “women’s sports were very common and super popular (in Las Vegas),” including Nevada's sponsorship of girls’ flag football as a high school sport. 

Hill started off on the softball and track and field teams until the high school flag football coach, Todd Thomson, told her: “Brooklin, when are you going to realize you aren’t meant to be a Softball player; you were meant to play football? You’re too special not to try.” Hill would finish her prep career by winning Nevada 4A state titles in both flag football and the 200-meter in track and field.

Hill made her first U.S. national team in 2026 and debuted at the world championships, where the U.S. secured silver.

Hill committed to play college flag football at Nevada State University alongside Team USA teammate and QB Akemi Higa.