Fall 2026 NFL FLAG registration is open across several Los Angeles-area options, giving families a useful early look at where youth players can play this fall.
The current listings cover NFL FLAG LA's Westside and Burbank programs, including a dedicated girls fall league at Playa Vista Sports Park, plus NFL FLAG WLA's Culver City season and June summer workout dates. For parents, the key is not just that registration is open. It is comparing location, age range, dates and format before calendars fill up.
At a Glance
- Registration: Fall 2026 NFL FLAG signups are open through NFL FLAG LA and NFL FLAG WLA.
- Westside / Burbank: NFL FLAG LA lists co-ed fall play at Crossroads Elementary School from mid October to mid December.
- Girls League: NFL FLAG LA lists girls fall games October 4 through December 6 at Playa Vista Sports Park.
- Culver City: NFL FLAG WLA lists a fall season October 18 through December 13 at Culver City High School.
- Ages: Current listings cover players roughly ages 5 to 14, depending on program and event.
Fall League Options
NFL FLAG LA Co-Ed Fall League
- When: Sundays, mid October through mid December 2026.
- Where: Crossroads Elementary School.
- Divisions: Pee Wee 6-7U, Juniors 8-9U, Majors 10-11U and Pro 12-13U.
- Age cutoff: August 1, 2026.
NFL FLAG LA Girls Fall League
- When: Sundays, October 4 through December 6, 2026.
- Where: Playa Vista Sports Park.
- Divisions: Pee Wee 6-7U, Junior 8-9U, Major 10-12U and Pro 13-14U.
- Age cutoff: August 1, 2026.
NFL FLAG WLA Fall 2026
- When: Sundays, October 18 through December 13, 2026.
- Time window: 12:00 to 8:00 p.m.
- Where: Culver City High School.
- Ages: Boys and girls ages 6 to 14.
NFL FLAG WLA Summer Workouts
- Dates: Saturday, June 20 and Saturday, June 27.
- Time: 10:00 to 11:30 a.m.
- Where: Lacrosse field.
- Ages / fee: Ages 5 to 14, boys and girls; listed fee is $25.
Why It Matters for Parents
Youth flag football schedules can get confusing quickly, especially when families are choosing between co-ed leagues, girls-only divisions, school-year activities and weekend tournament plans. These fall listings give Los Angeles families several different entry points: Westside play, a Burbank hub, a Culver City option and a girls-only pathway at Playa Vista.
The girls-only league is especially worth noting because it gives younger players a local bridge before high school flag football, club tournaments or future recruiting events become part of the conversation. For families with multiple kids, the broader Los Angeles footprint also makes location and game-day timing part of the decision.
What to Watch Next
Families should confirm final registration availability, fees, refund policies and division placement directly with each league before signing up. If a player is new to flag football, the NFL FLAG WLA summer workout dates may be a low-pressure way to test interest before the fall season.
SoCal Flag will continue tracking local league openings, tryout dates and tournament deadlines as fall calendars come together.