Flags Up Virginia — Girls Flag Football, The Record of the Founding Era

Issue No. 5 is out. Twenty-two of thirty-nine games have ended in a shutout, and Stone Bridge won its first. Twenty-seven games, two first wins, and a sixteen-team tournament eight days out. Free. Read the issue →

The Signature Product

A record book, published empty.

Every category named. Every line blank. A record book needs one set of rules, and Virginia's districts are not all playing by the same ones yet. So the lines wait. When Virginia settles on one rulebook, they get filled.

The Founding Register

Statewide firsts · one line each · sealed until the sport is official

First touchdown in Virginia girls flag footballawaiting the rulebook

First shutoutawaiting the rulebook

First game-winning score in the final minuteawaiting the rulebook

First champions of Virginiaawaiting the rulebook

Whose name goes first? She doesn't know it's her yet.

What We Keep

The sport's memory, in four rooms.

The Record Book

Firsts, standing records, and honors. Every program gets a page, every inscription is coach-verified, and the record is free forever.

The Weekly Issue

In season: scores and standings, a program spotlight, the parent-submitted photo gallery, and the poster of the week. Read Issue No. 1.

The Open Door

How a girl actually joins a team, school by school. Tryout dates, who to ask for, and what to do if you missed the window. Open the door.

The Program Map

Every school fielding a team in Virginia, tracked from the founding era's first day. Loudoun's seventeen schools are up now.

You're Already On The Sideline

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Parents and coaches are this record's reporters. Send the score, the photo, the moment. You are credited by name, forever part of how year one was kept. One simple form, about two minutes.

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