PSFCA Big 33 Announces 2026 Girls Flag Football Rosters For Upcoming Big 33 Memorial Day Weekend Tournament

Written by: Big 33 Staff on March 31, 2026.

MECHANICSBURG, PA – The Pennsylvania Scholastic Football Coaches Association (PSFCA) is proud to announce the return of the Big 33 Girls Flag Football Tournament as part of the 69th Big 33 Football Classic. The 3rd Annual Big 33 Girls Flag Football Tournament will take place May 23–24, 2026, at Cumberland Valley School District’s Mountain View Middle School and Chapman Field in Cumberland County, PA.

High school girls flag football teams representing the Baltimore Ravens, Philadelphia Eagles, Pittsburgh Steelers, and Washington Commanders will once again compete for the Big 33 Girls Flag Championship. Each team has assembled a roster of 22 high school senior athletes, selected through competitive tryouts, along with a group of outstanding high school coaches chosen to lead and represent each of the four NFL markets.

The commitment of both the NFL clubs and PSFCA Big 33 is playing an instrumental role in the growth of girls’ flag football. Brad Downs – Marketing SVP, for the Baltimore Ravans commented, “Our involvement in the Big 33 Girls Flag Tournament reflects the Baltimore Ravens’ strong commitment to growing the game for young women. Through our Girls Flag Football initiatives, we are expanding opportunities, increasing participation, and building sustainable pathways for girls to compete at a high level — including working toward official sport sanctioning in Maryland. Supporting premier events like the Big 33 Girls Flag Tournament is part of our broader mission to elevate the sport, create visibility, and help drive long-term growth for girls flag football across our region.”

Big 33 Officials are proud to announce the official rosters for the 2026 Big 33 Girls Flag Football Tournament on their website (big33.org) and are excited to continue expanding opportunities for female athletes through this growing sport.

“On behalf of the Commanders, we congratulate the exceptional girls flag football players who have been selected to participate in the Big 33 Tournament this year,” said Dan Levy, Director of Youth Football for the Washington Commanders. “These young women represent the best of our region, and it is an honor to support this program for the third year in a row as we work together to expand opportunities for women in football throughout the DMV.”

The two-day round robin tournament will kick off on Saturday, May 23, with games at Mountain View Middle School (Mechanicsburg, PA). Saturday’s games are free and open to the public. The Tournament Round 3 Games and Championship Game will take place on Sunday, May 24, prior to the 69th Big 33 Football Classic at Cumberland Valley High School’s Chapman Field (Mechanicsburg, PA). Sunday’s games require a ticket, and a Girls Flag ticket also grants access to the Big 33 Football Classic, giving fans an exciting full day of football action.

“We’re proud to help showcase the talent of youth female athletes across the Philadelphia area and beyond,” said Brendan Clark, Coordinator, Youth Football and Community Relations, Philadelphia Eagles. “The Eagles are committed to providing resources, visibility, and meaningful pathways for girls in sport, and we look forward to supporting the impressive athletes who have been selected to compete in this year’s tournament.”

The PSFCA Big 33 Memorial Day Weekend officially begins Wednesday, May 20, and concludes on Sunday, May 24, with the 69th Big 33 Football Classic presented by Renewal by Andersen of Central PA. Practices and pre-game events for boys football players and cheerleaders from Pennsylvania and Maryland will take place at Chapman Field at Cumberland Valley High School.

Sr. Manager of Alumni Relations and Youth Football, Mike Marchinsky, noted, “The Pittsburgh Steelers applaud the girls flag football players from our region who have been chosen to play in the Big 33 Tournament – an event known for showcasing the best of the best. The dedication and excellence of these players signal a bright future for the sport. The Steelers organization is proud to support and uplift these talented athletes ensuring that girls who love the game of football can find their place in it.”

Big 33 is widely recognized as one of the premier high school football all-star events in the nation. The game has produced countless NFL players, including Joe Namath, Joe Montana, Dan Marino, Jim Kelly, Tony Dorsett, Ben Roethlisberger, Damar Hamlin, Kyle Brady, Garry Gilliam, Jordan Hill, and Ricky Watters.

“Big 33 Weekend continues to be one of the most special traditions in high school athletics,” said Garry Cathell, Executive Director of the Big 33. “From the incredible talent of our athletes and the competitive games on the field, to the presence of special guests, buddy teams, military tributes, and moments of recognition and community pride, this year’s Big 33 Weekend is shaping up to once again be an unforgettable celebration of football, leadership, and opportunity.”

For updates, rosters, and full details about the Big 33 Football Classic and Girls Flag Football Tournament, go to big33.org.