1st annual She Is Football Tournament to take place at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' One Buc Place

The tournament begins today and runs through Saturday with nine games overall

Tampa Bay Buccaneer

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have been one of the main leaders when it comes to pushing the National Football League's (NFL) initiatives of high school girls flag football and they take center stage again this weekend.

The 2-time Super Bowl champions will be hosting the first-ever 'She Is Football Tournament' at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' AdventHealth Training Center, with eight teams from the Tampa Bay and Central Florida areas taking part.

The top eight high school girls flag football teams in the country are competing in a tournament at the @Buccaneers' facility as part of our International Women’s Day celebrations and She is Football Weekend presented by @Jabil 🏈 pic.twitter.com/fWwBzxb8ca

— Tampa Bay Buccaneers Foundation (@BucsFoundation) March 7, 2025

Creating the next generation of female leaders through the power of sports.

Kicking off the inaugural She is Football Weekend, presented by @Jabil — empowering 50K female leaders annually by keeping girls in sports. 💪 pic.twitter.com/oZEJBPC8RL

— Tampa Bay Buccaneers (@Buccaneers) March 7, 2025

Most notably, No. 1 ranked Alonso headlines alongside No. 2 Lennard and No. 3 Robinson in the tournament. Some of the state's top quarterbacks on the girls flag football circuit will be throwing the rock like Alonso's Gabby Werr, Robinson's Haidyn Spano, Lennard's Sydney Elizondo and Steinbrenner's KK Ramsey.

Down below is the full schedule of games for the tournament that begins today:

She Is Football Tournament 2025

March 7th, Friday

3 p.m. Round 1 games

No. 1 Robinson vs. No. 8 Harmony

No. 2 Lennard vs. No. 7 Lecanto

4:30 p.m. games

No. 3 Alonso vs. No. 6 St. Petersburg

No. 4 Newsome vs. No. 5 Steinbrenner

March 8th, Saturday

9 a.m. Semifinals

10:30 a.m. 3rd Place Game

12 p.m. Tournament championship

1:30 p.m. 5th Place Game

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