That’s right, girls flag football action is right around the corner in a couple weeks and there’s plenty of good contests on tap in Week 1. Though games don’t get going until the week of Feb. 17-Feb. 22, we wanted to get a head start on things. 

There are so many good tilts to choose from that we had to pick out 35 games to watch here. Let’s take a look at the top 35 Week 1 contests we’ve highlighted heading into the first week of girls flag football in the Sunshine State. 

Take a look at our list and comment on the top games around the state. 

Tampa Catholic at Seffner Christian

Lake Mary at Sanford Seminole

Pompano Beach at Olympic Heights

Dr. Krop at Goleman

Fort Lauderdale at Cooper City

Wesley Chapel Cypress Creek at Wiregrass Ranch

Homestead at Wellington

Braden River at Manatee

Fletcher at Kathleen

Auburndale at Ridge Community

Lake Nona at Horizon

Nature Coast at Weeki Wachee

Armwood at Newsome

Chiles at Niceville

Boca Raton at Park Vista

Hernando at Brooksville Central

Pine Forest at Pace

Fleming Island at Mandarin

Lake Gibson at Bartow

Countryside at Dunedin

Westwood at Lincoln Park Academy

Western at Cooper City

Palmetto at Southeast

Lakewood Ranch at Braden River

Yulee at Raines

Crestview at Navarre

Lincoln at FSU High

St. Petersburg at Hollins

Alonso at Steinbrenner (Game of the Week)

Miami Edison at Palmetto

Pembroke Pines Charter at St. Thomas Aquinas

Oakleaf at Andrew Jackson

Alonso vs. Mandarin

Riverview vs. Newsome

Wiregrass Ranch vs. Strawberry Crest

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