Girls High School Flag Football Stat Tracker

A girls high school flag football stat tracker should help you score games, review player and team stats across the season, and prepare the reports your program uses. Before choosing one, check which rules it supports, what stays available without a subscription, and how you get your stats out.

StatHawk includes core scoring, game and season stats, standard reports, and eligible MaxPreps file exports without Pro. Coaches score on iPhone or iPad. Families can follow a shared game in a browser.

Start with your program's rules

Check your state association's current flag football requirements before setting up your season. Use the NFHS flag football rules resources alongside your association's guidance.

StatHawk has an NFHS baseline for girls high school flag football and a separate California CIF overlay. Custom format settings let you adjust supported options. Check the available settings against your program's requirements. A configurable format does not establish support for every state rule.

First downs, spots, and penalty effects still require scorer confirmation. StatHawk does not replace officials or automatically enforce every rule.

Use the NFHS rules guide for the baseline and the high school scoring walkthrough for the game workflow. The state guide directory links to association-specific information.

Choose the detail you want to score

Classic Mode records play results and player involvement without requiring yardage on each supported offensive play. Yardage Mode adds offensive yardage for programs that want it in their reports.

The plays you record build the box score. That can include passing completions and attempts, receptions, rushing attempts, touchdowns, interceptions, sacks, and flag pulls. Passing, rushing, and receiving yards depend on the yardage you enter.

These are records of what you scored. Use them alongside what you saw in the game. A single stat does not determine who should start or explain a player's entire performance.

Keep a useful record across the season

StatHawk's free features include player game logs and season totals. Standard game, player, and team-season PDF reports are also available without Pro, along with a completed game's play-by-play CSV.

That gives your staff a way to review a game, follow totals across games, and share reports. See everything included in the free stat tracker for the full free-versus-paid breakdown.

Prepare your stats for MaxPreps

MaxPreps lists StatHawk as a flag football stat import partner.

For an eligible finalized high school game, export the MaxPreps-ready player-stat file from StatHawk and import it through MaxPreps Team Admin. This export is available without Pro. The file does not set the final score or game result in MaxPreps.

Follow the MaxPreps export guide for eligibility and the file handoff. It is an export-and-import process, not automatic sync.

Let families follow the game

Share a GameView link so parents and fans can follow the score, play feed, and available stats in a read-only browser view. They do not need an app or account, and they cannot edit the game.

GameView is live scoring and statistics, not video. Updates depend on the scoring device syncing its recorded plays.

Decide whether you need Pro

You can score games and review the core stat record without Pro. Points Per Drive is also free.

Pro adds deeper Insights, including the QB Dashboard, team efficiency analysis, and player trends. The full Insights PDF is a paid feature. Eligible Game Recaps remain available without Pro.

Use the Free and Pro breakdown to decide whether the additional analysis fits your needs.

Before your first game

• Confirm your association's requirements and the supported format settings.
• Check your roster and decide who will score the game.
• Choose Classic Mode or Yardage Mode.
• Sign in and start the game while connected.
• For MaxPreps reporting, review the export prerequisites before game day.

If service drops during an active game, you can keep scoring on that device. Pending plays sync when the connection returns, and browser viewers catch up afterward. Signing in, creating a game, and starting a new game require a connection.