On November 22, 2026, Tri-City Flag Football will turn Ontario Sports Empire into a single-day gathering built around how girls flag players develop, compete and get seen. SOCAL County Clash is not positioned as a standard bracket-only tournament: its schedule combines training sessions, an evaluation-oriented college showcase, county-versus-county competition and a recruiting conversation in the same day.
At a Glance
- When: Sunday, November 22, 2026; registration opens at 7:30 a.m. and the event begins at 9 a.m.
- Where: Ontario Sports Empire, 3150 S Home Run Way, Ontario, CA 91761.
- Who: Girls 8–12, high-school athletes 13–17 and women 18+.
- Cost: $65 general registration or $50 for Tri-City athletes.
Why this is more than a tournament stop
For high-school athletes, the college-showcase and evaluation piece is the distinguishing element: college coaches are scheduled to be present, and the day includes a recruiting panel alongside play. That does not promise a recruiting outcome, but it creates a more intentional environment for athletes who want their training and competition to connect to the next level.
For younger players, the event is designed to include training rather than asking them to arrive only for games. The combination of multiple sessions, coaches and a county competition gives a player a chance to work on skills, then bring those skills into a competitive setting on the same day.
How county representation works
San Diego, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino and Los Angeles are the five counties named in the event concept. The direct registration form asks each player to choose a county and identify their current experience—from none to recreation, club, high school or college. Fill those answers in carefully; they are the organizer’s way to understand who is entering the event. Players traveling from outside California are also invited to register.
What coaches and players can plan around
Beyond the showcase and competition, the published schedule calls for guest speakers and college coaches, lunch with a recruiting panel, vendors and giveaways, awards and All-SoCal Team recognition. It gives coaches a useful one-day option for athletes who want an exposure-minded environment without committing to a multi-week league season, while adult players have a dedicated 18+ division in the same event.
Registration
Use Tri-City Flag Football’s official registration form to enter. The form lists the general and Tri-City rates and collects the details participants need to provide before event day.