Girls Flag League is expanding its upcoming all-girls Orange County season with three announced tracks: U12, U14 and High School. The league says each division will be limited to 10 teams, making this a team-entry opportunity for coaches building a fall-and-winter calendar—not an announced individual-player signup.
At a Glance
- League: Girls Flag League
- Divisions: Girls U12, U14 and High School
- Season timing: U12 and U14 run for 10 weeks from October into early January; the High School season begins in January and runs seven weeks including playoffs
- Team capacity: 10 teams per division
- Venue: Orange High School, 525 N. Shaffer St., Orange, CA 92867
- How to ask about team entry: Contact Girls Flag League directly for current registration information
What is changing for the 2026–27 season
The announcement separates the younger U12 and U14 divisions from the High School calendar. The younger divisions are planned as a 10-week run beginning in October and extending into early January. The High School group is planned as its own seven-week January season, with playoffs included. That distinction matters for coaches: the league is not presenting one identical timeline for every age group.
What coaches should confirm before entering
The 10-team cap makes an early conversation worthwhile, but the organizer has not yet posted the current format, exact game dates, game days, entry fee, rules, roster limits or a public schedule/standings page. Coaches should use the organizer contact to confirm the division fit, season commitments and current registration process before treating a spot as held. Girls Flag League’s recent seasons have used different formats, so this announcement alone should not be read as confirmation of 5v5 or 7v7.
What families should know
This announcement is aimed at teams. It does not say that individual-player or free-agent registration is available. Families interested in the league should first ask a current coach whether their team plans to enter, then contact Girls Flag League if they need clarity on roster pathways, locations or the upcoming format. Orange High School is the stated Orange County home for this listing; families should still confirm game-day details when the schedule is released.
What to watch for next
The next useful organizer update should answer the practical questions: the playing format, exact calendar, fees, registration link, rules and schedule/standings hub. SoCal Flag will keep the league listing organized as those verified details become available.