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Women’s Football Alliance Sets Stage for 2026 National Championship Weekend in Canton

July 24‑26 tournament will bring together top athletes from seven nations, a live ESPN2 broadcast and community outreach

The Women's Football Alliance (WFA) will converge on Canton, Ohio, from July 24 through 26 for its 2026 National Championship Weekend, a three‑day showcase that draws more than 80 elite players from seven countries.

A Celebration of Women’s Football

All matches will be staged at the iconic Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium, the same venue that has become synonymous with the league’s biggest moments. The event will feature championship rounds for the Pro, Division 2 and Flag divisions, highlighting the breadth of talent within the league.

The Pro division will culminate in a showdown between the Pittsburgh Passion and the Minnesota Vixen, while the Division 2 title will be contested by the Baltimore Nighthawks and the OKC Force. Meanwhile, the Flag division will see 20 teams battle for the championship after a rigorous qualifying stage, with the final slated for live broadcast on ESPN2.

Beyond the games, the weekend will offer a girls’ football clinic, meet‑and‑greet sessions with players and a series of networking opportunities designed to grow the sport at the grassroots level. Fans can secure single‑day, full‑event or family passes through Easy Event Tickets, making the experience accessible to families and enthusiasts alike.

With a blend of high‑stakes competition, community engagement and national television exposure, the 2026 WFA National Championship Weekend promises to be a landmark event for women’s football in the United States.

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