Girls High School Flag Football
in Maryland.

Sanctioned, championship pending

The MPSSAA plays girls flag football in the fall under NFHS rules with state adoptions, starting in 2026-27, and its first state championships are set for November 17, 2026.

Governed by Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association (MPSSAA) · first state championship November 2026

14 Maryland high schools field a girls flag football team across 11 cities. Sanctioned, championship pending: The MPSSAA plays girls flag football in the fall under NFHS rules with state adoptions, starting in 2026-27, and its first state championships are set for November 17, 2026. Browse by city to find the programs near you, then contact the school's athletic department about tryouts.

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Girls flag football in Maryland

Is girls flag football a sanctioned high school sport in Maryland?

The MPSSAA plays girls flag football in the fall under NFHS rules with state adoptions, starting in 2026-27, and its first state championships are set for November 17, 2026. The first official state championship is set for November 2026.

How many Maryland high schools have girls flag football?

14 Maryland high schools are listed with a girls flag football program. The field grows most seasons, so a school missing here may have added one since this list was verified.

Who runs girls high school flag football in Maryland?

Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association (MPSSAA) sets the rules, the season calendar, and eligibility. Individual tryouts, practice schedules, and team fees are handled by each school's athletic department.

When is the girls flag football season in Maryland?

Season timing is set by MPSSAA and varies by state, with most running either in the fall or in the spring. Check the association calendar and your school's athletic department for this year's dates.

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