Paula Hart Rodas

former flag football coach, Director of Secondary Educational Services, Monrovia Unified School District

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Girls’ flag football is now an official high school sport in SoCal, thanks to a vote by the California Interscholastic Federation’s southern section.

Girls’ flag football: Will it be official in all CA high schools?

Girls’ flag football is now an official high school sport in SoCal, thanks to a vote by the California Interscholastic Federation’s southern section.

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