FlagPlus Football · Spring 2026 · Women's Division C

Three Teams at the Top, One Division Wide Open

Women's Division C opens with a log jam at the top of the standings and a handful of individual performances that are already turning heads.

FlagPlus Football · Spring 2026 · Published June 2026

Standings

Around the Division

Run Like a Girl

The only undefeated team in the division and it is not particularly close. Run Like a Girl has outscored opponents 92-36 through three games, a +56 differential that speaks to a team that controls games on both sides of the ball. Adele Nadeau has been one of the most efficient quarterbacks in the division — 313 yards, 6 touchdowns, and just 1 interception across two games for a 105 QB rating. Marguerite Thifault adds another dimension at quarterback with 4 touchdown passes of her own. Marine Verdy is making a strong case as one of the more complete players in Division C, contributing on offence with 115 yards and 2 touchdowns receiving while also recording 2 interceptions and 2 defensive touchdowns. Run Like a Girl has not dropped a game yet, and based on how they have played, they will be difficult to slow down.

Obsidian

Obsidian sits at 3-1 and has shown the ability to win games in different ways. Their only loss came in Week 1 against Run Like a Girl, a 25-0 defeat that they have since responded to with three straight wins. Laurie Cristofaro has been the primary signal-caller, but her 9 interceptions through three games is something to keep an eye on as the season develops. Daphnée Mondion offers a cleaner option when called upon — 141 yards, 3 touchdowns, and zero interceptions for a 115 QB rating across three games. On defence, Melyna Parent leads the team with 10 tackles and 2 interceptions, while Laeticia Dorismond has been a turnover threat with 4 interceptions. Obsidian is dangerous when things click, and with a big matchup against Les Valkyries coming up, how they manage the ball will be critical.

Les Valkyries

Les Valkyries have the most explosive offence in the division. Elyane Garneau leads all passers with 583 yards and 12 touchdowns through three games — numbers that stand well above anyone else in Division C. The receiving corps is deep and productive: Mélissa Millette leads the division with 250 yards and 6 touchdowns, Heidy Garneau adds 171 yards and 3 scores, and Anabelle Brassard is averaging 15.9 yards per reception. On defence, Elizabeth Jubinville has been outstanding with 3 interceptions and 4 pass deflections, and Millette contributes on that side of the ball too with 3 interceptions and a defensive touchdown. Their lone loss came in Week 1 against Run Like a Girl, a 37-15 defeat that remains the only blemish on an otherwise strong start. A Tuesday night clash with Obsidian looms as the biggest game of the early season.

A-TOWN BLACK & A-TOWN WHITE

Two squads from the same organization, both sitting at 1-1 with limited games under their belts. The two teams met in Week 1 with A-TOWN BLACK coming away with a 12-6 win. A-TOWN WHITE has since picked up a convincing 32-12 win over The Rock and showed some offensive firepower with Nisrine Bahtaoui throwing for 187 yards and 5 touchdowns in a single game. Virginie Alexander was the beneficiary with 4 touchdown receptions in that appearance. A-TOWN BLACK has been more cautious offensively, but Katryne Bilodeau has been tested at quarterback and will need more consistency going forward. Both squads still have plenty of games to play and the standings are close enough that either team could push their way into the conversation at the top.

The Rock

Three games, three losses, and a -59 point differential paint a tough picture for The Rock so far. The offence has struggled to find consistency, with Rachel C Gagnon absorbing a heavy workload at quarterback across three games. The bright spot is Ella-May Dupuis, who leads the entire division in tackles with 13 through three games and has added 2 interceptions on the back end. The Rock's first win of the season is still within reach, and a matchup against Lionnes in Week 4 presents a real opportunity.

Lionnes

Lionnes are winless through four games, but the scoreboard does not tell the full story. They took Les Valkyries to the wire in Week 2, losing 20-19 in one of the tightest games of the season so far, and have put up 48 points despite the losses. The offence rotates through multiple quarterbacks, and the receiving corps is active with Briana Tarricone emerging as a reliable option. Getting over the win column is the priority, and their Week 4 game against The Rock is the clearest path to doing so.

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