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Girls flag football stat sheet for 7v7 high school games

This free girls flag football stat sheet is built for 7v7 high school games. It tracks passing, rushing, receiving, flag pulls, interceptions, sacks and safeties for up to 16 players, with 1-point and 2-point conversions in separate columns. Print it, hand it to a scorer, and give the totals to your athletic director after the game.

Under the NFHS 7v7 baseline the quarterback is allowed to run, and there are no no-run zones on the field. State associations may modify the NFHS rules, so check your state adopted rulebook.

By Jay Fraser. Published .

Page one of the printable Flag Football Stat Sheet, 7v7 Girls
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How to use this sheet

  1. 1Fill in the header and the full roster before warmups.
  2. 2Log quarterback runs as rush attempts; under the NFHS baseline the QB may run.
  3. 3Credit sacks and safeties to the defender who pulled the flag.
  4. 4Mark each conversion in the 1-point or 2-point column so the totals match the scoreboard.
  5. 5Total each column at halftime and at the end, then hand the sheet to your AD.

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Frequently asked questions

Q01Do quarterback runs count as rushes on the girls 7v7 sheet?+

Yes. Under the NFHS 7v7 baseline the quarterback is allowed to run, and there are no no-run zones on the field, so log a quarterback run as a rush attempt. State associations may modify the NFHS rules, so check your state adopted rulebook.

Q02Why are conversions split into two columns on the girls sheet?+

A 1-point try and a 2-point try are different plays with different scoring, so separate columns keep the totals honest and make the box score match the scoreboard at a glance.

Q03What should I give my athletic director after a girls flag game?+

The final score, the totals row from this sheet for each player, and any safeties or defensive scores. Many athletic directors want the sheet the same day, so total it before you leave the field.

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