Battle of the Queens: Valentine’s Day Massacre offers divisions like 10U and 18U to group athletes by age, ensuring fair and competitive play for younger and older participants. The Girls division provides a dedicated space for female athletes, while the Tournament structure brings everyone together for an exciting and inclusive event. These divisions help match players with similar experience and skill levels, making the competition enjoyable for all.

The event takes place in San Jose, CA. If a specific venue is listed, it will be provided; otherwise, final location details will be shared closer to the event date. San Jose is easily accessible for families and traveling teams.

Battle of the Queens: Valentine’s Day Massacre offers girls divisions only. Boys divisions and coed divisions are not included in this event.

Battle of the Queens: Valentine’s Day Massacre is a competitive girls’ flag football tournament, part of the Bay Area Battle Present The Battle of the Queens Tournament Series and sanctioned by Iflag. The event is designed to be inclusive and beginner-friendly, offering multiple divisions to ensure athletes are matched with others of similar skill and experience. This structure allows both new and experienced players to compete at an appropriate level, so athletes do not need to be elite to participate. Families can feel confident that every player will have a positive, supportive experience, with opportunities to learn, grow, and enjoy the game regardless of their starting skill level.

Battle of the Queens: Valentine’s Day Massacre is an ideal tournament for 10U and 18U girls’ teams seeking a highly competitive and developmental experience. Hosted by Bay Area Battle and Iflag sanctioned, this event brings together top talent from across the region, offering athletes the chance to sharpen their skills, gain valuable game experience, and enjoy the excitement of high-level flag football in a supportive environment. This tournament is best suited for teams and families who value growth, teamwork, and spirited competition. Participants often leave with improved confidence, new friendships, and greater exposure within the flag football community. If you’re interested in challenging your team and having fun, consider registering or reaching out with any questions.