High School On SI Top 25 national girls flag football rankings (3/17/2025)

Robinson (Florida) headlines our latest set of national high school girls flag football rankings; Hamilton (Arizona) enters the ranks
Robinson headlines our latest set of national high school girls flag football rankings
Robinson headlines our latest set of national high school girls flag football rankings / Tampa Bay Buccaneers Foundation

The spring brings upon several sports and one of them that is highlighted heavily down in the Sunshine State is high school girls flag football.

One the only sports that practically takes place in different seasons around the country is girls flag football, as it's become the fastest growing sports on the high school scene.

With flag football seasons from the fall now concluded and spring well underway, we release our third set of national girls flag football rankings heading into the latter part of March, as we see it.

HIGH SCHOOL ON SI TOP 25 GIRLS FLAG FOOTBALL RANKINGS

March 17, 2025 (Fall/Winter/Spring)

1. Robinson (Florida) (8-1)

Robinson Knights Flag Football
Robinson Knights Flag Football

We put the 9-time state champion Knights at the top of our overall national rankings as they're coming off winning the 1st Tampa Bay Buccaneers' She Is Football tournament. Robinson defeated a tough Lennard bunch to claim the tourney title. Lone loss of the season came against Alonso.

2. Alonso (Florida) (8-1)

Alonso vs. Newsome Girls Flag Football (3-27-2024)
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Whenever you see a Matt Hernandez-coached team, you can expect to be in for a battle and his ball club dropped a close one to Lennard last weekend. The Ravens bounced back with an impressive 28-18 win over Steinbrenner.

3. Orange Lutheran (California) (23-2)

It was a historic first for Orange Lutheran this past season as they rolled to a 20-18 win over Newport Harbor for the inaugural Southern Section Division 1 championship game. We tab them the top team coming out of California from the fall.

4. McEachern (Georgia) (28-0)

McEachern Indians
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Undefeated season is what you always strive for and the Indians were able to do so in dominating fashion. McEachern dominated Lambert, 28-0, for the Division 4 state championship, capping a stellar season. Easily the Peach State's best team of 2024.

5. Steinbrenner (Florida) (6-4)

Stop judging the four losses the Warriors have and we give you some reasons why. Each of them have come against Robinson (No. 1) or Alonso (No. 3) this season and Steinbrenner has probably the best sophomore quarterback in the nation in KK Ramsey. She's that good, but just happens to be up against the likes of the Knights and Ravens, respectively.

6. Lennard (10-2)

No way we couldn't have the Longhorns anywhere too far from Robinson, especially only falling by a touchdown in last weekend's She Is Football tournament at One Buc Place in Tampa. Lennard just fell 25-7 to Western last week.

7. Phenix City Central (Alabama) (19-0)

The Red Devils' defense was simply dominant all throughout the season. How good would you say? How about shutting out 13 of your 19 opponents good. Oh yeah, then they won a state championship in dominating fashion, 55-7 over Spain Park.

8. Newport Harbor (California) (25-3)

There's definitely an argument to be made that Newport Harbor could be right behind Orange Lutheran for the second spot. Coming up just short in the Southern Section's Division I championship game has then landing inside of the top 5.

9. Greenbrier (Georgia) (21-1)

It was back-to-back Division 2 state championships for Evans when they soundly defeated Oconee, 18-0, at Mercedes-Benz Stadium last month. Lone loss came to Allatoona to start the season.

10. Ponderosa (California) (25-0)

Winning the Southern Section's Division 2 championship was the Bruins, who ended up shutting out 12 of their 25 opponents on the season. A very impressive season for Ponderosa.

11. Mountain Vista (Colorado) (19-0)

Junior quarterback Ariana Akey had one of the best overall seasons of any quarterback in the country this past 2024 campaign. Akey accounted for 5,678 all-purpose yards and 95 total touchdowns.

12. Del Oro (California) (22-2)

Delaney Osborne was the catalyst for the Golden Eagles' offense as she threw for 4,228 yards and 67 touchdowns.

13. Southeast Bulloch (Georgia) (20-1)

The Yellow Jackets only yielded 61 points through 21 games played en route to winning the Division 1 state championship over Columbus.

14. Choctawhatchee (Florida) (9-0)

Choctawhatchee players celebrate their victory over Miami Edison in a Florida High School Athletic Association Class 1A girls
Choctawhatchee players celebrate their victory over Miami Edison in a Florida High School Athletic Association Class 1A girls flag football semifinal at Mandarin High School in Jacksonville on May 13, 2022. [Clayton Freeman/Florida Times-Union] / Clayton Freeman/Florida Times-Union / USA TODAY NETWORK

Coming off a huge win over Pace recently, 21-14, the Indians are rocking and rolling out of the Florida Panhandle. Choctawhatchee has a rematch with Pace at the end of the season on April 9th that looms large.

15. Classical Academy (California) (25-4)

No passer may have had better numbers through the air than Moore, who threw for 6,823 yards and 121 touchdowns. You read that right.

16. Pope (Georgia) (26-2)

Pope comes just outside of the top 10 after defeating Pace Academy, 19-6, for the Division 3 state championship.

17. Pace (Florida) (7-1)

Quarterback Amaya Pablo (19) passes during the Pace vs Navarre flag football game at Navarre High School on Tuesday, April 23
Quarterback Amaya Pablo (19) passes during the Pace vs Navarre flag football game at Navarre High School on Tuesday, April 23, 2024. / Gregg Pachkowski / gregg@pnj.com / USA TODAY NETWORK

Up until the beginning of this week, the Patriots had been putting up some gaudy numbers offensively. Pace dropped its first game of the season against Choctawhatchee, 21-14. Amaya Pablo has been stellar for the Patriots, throwing for 1,467 yards, 30 touchdowns and just a mere two picks.

18. Maine South (Illinois) (24-3)

The Hawks are the first team out of Illinois in our rankings after their quarterback Aribella Spandiary threw for over 5,300 yards and 70 touchdowns.

19. Huntington Beach (California) (21-8)

Roxie Shaia was one of the country's top quarterbacks after completing 638 passes for 7,465 yards and 99 touchdowns.

20. Miami Edison (Florida) (8-0)

What really opened up our eyes to the Red Raiders was an early season victory over the 2024 Class 2A state champion Miami Palmetto Panthers, 20-19. That win lifted Miami Palmetto up the charts in Florida. Nonetheless, the Red Raiders are South Florida's top team right now.

21. Northwood (California) (19-6)

The Timberwolves finished the season on a 9-game winning streak, including a Division 2 championship.

22. Columbus (Georgia) (22-7)

Breaking in at 15 is the Blue Devils, who fell 13-6 to Southeast Bulloch in the Division 1 state championship.

23. Montgomery Catholic (Alabama) (18-5)

The Knights shutout seven of their last 10 opponents en route to defeating Moody, 14-7, for a state championship.

24. Canyon (California) (18-3)

The Comanches could be higher on this list as their final loss of the season was a 19-6 decision against No. 3-ranked Orange Lutheran.

25. Hamilton (Arizona) (17-0)

Hamilton quarterback Marlie Phillips (1) throws the ball at Xavier Preparatory High School in Phoenix on Sept. 17, 2024.
Hamilton quarterback Marlie Phillips (1) throws the ball at Xavier Preparatory High School in Phoenix on Sept. 17, 2024. / Joe Rondone/The Republic / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

Sneaking in and taking the final spot is the Huskies out of Arizona after finishing the season undefeated. Freshman Marlie Phillips impressed with 4,785 yards and 69 touchdowns.


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Andy Villamarzo has been a sports writer in the Tampa Bay (FL) Area since 2007, writing for publications such as Tampa Bay Times, The Tampa Tribune, The Suncoast News, Tampa Beacon, Hernando Sun to name a few. Andy resides out of the Tarpon Springs, FL area and started as a writer with SB Live Sports in the summer of 2022 covering the Tampa Bay Area. He has quickly become one of Florida's foremost authorities on high school sports, appearing frequently on podcasts, radio programs and digital broadcasts as an expert on team rankings, recruiting and much more.