List of women's football clubs in the Philippines

List of women's association football clubs in the Philippines sorted by competition. Only clubs which have took part in the PFF Women's League and/or the PFF Women's Cup are listed.

PFF Women's League (2016–present)

Clubs

Club	Home locality	Season		Status	Notes
		First	Most recent
Azzurri	Makati	2023		Active
Fuego España	—	2016–17		Inactive	Alumni club of students from the University of Santo Tomas[1]
Green Archers United	—	2016–17		Defunct (since 2020)
Hiraya	—	2016–17	2019–20	Inactive	Founded by Philippine international player, Hanna Maiya Ibarra.[2] Known as Hiraya–Stallion in 2019–20 season due to temporary merger with Stallion.[3]
Kaya–Iloilo	Iloilo City	2016–17	2023	Active
Manila Digger	Manila	2023		Active
Manila Nomads	Carmona	2019–20	2023	Active
Maroons	—	2019–20		Inactive
OutKast	—	2016–17		Inactive
Stallion Laguna	Biñan	2019–20	2023	Active	Hiraya–Stallion in 2019–20 season due to temporary merger with Hiraya.[3]
Tigers	—	2019–20		Inactive
Tuloy	Muntinlupa	2019–20	2023	Active

Other teams

The PFF Women's League system included teams which are not bona fide clubs, most of which are collegiate varsity teams.

Team	Type	Home locality	Season		Status[lower-alpha 1]	Notes
			First	Most recent
Ateneo de Manila University (Ateneo Lady Blue Booters[lower-alpha 2])	Varsity (University)	Quezon City	2016–17	2018	Inactive
De La Salle University (De La Salle Lady Booters)	Varsity (University)	Manila	2016–17	2023	Active
De La Salle Zobel (Zobel Lady Junior Archers)	Varsity (High school)	Manila	2018		Inactive (since 2018)
Far Eastern University (De La Salle Lady Booters)	Varsity (University)	Manila	2016–17	2023	Active
University of Santo Tomas (UST Lady Booters)	Varsity (University)	Manila	2016–17	2023	Active
University of the Philippines (Fighting Maroons Booters)	Varsity (University)	Quezon City	2016–17	2023	Active
The Younghusband Football Academy (Chelsea SS PH)	Football academy	Muntinlupa	2016–17		Inactive

PFF Women's Cup (2014–present)

The following are clubs which have only exclusively appeared in the PFF Women's Cup.

Clubs

Club	Home locality	Edition		Status	Notes
		First	Most recent
Beach Hut	—	2024[4]		Active	Established in 2019; bills itself as the "first all-girls' football club" in the Philippines.[5][6] Named after a sunblock brand owned by the Dragon Edge Group.[5][7]
Lady Tamaraws	—	2015		Inactive	Alumni club of students from the Far Eastern University[8]
Loyola	Manila	2014		Inactive	Nine-a-side only[lower-alpha 3]
Mendiola 1991	Manila	2014		Inactive	Nine-a-side only[lower-alpha 3]
Síkat	—	2014[8]	2015	Inactive

Other teams

The PFF Women's Cup had participation from teams which are not bona fide clubs.

Team	Type	Home locality	Edition		Status[lower-alpha 1]	Notes
			First	Most recent
De La Salle–College of Saint Benilde (DLS-CSB Blazers)	Varsity (University)	Manila	2014		Inactive	Nine-a-side only[lower-alpha 3]
University of the Philippines–X	Varsity (University)	Quezon City	2015		Inactive	As two separate UP teams. UP have competed as a single unit outside the 2015 edition.
University of the Philippines–Y

Notes

1. Participation in the Philippine Football Federation competitions. These teams' main leagues are either the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) and the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)
2. Solely referred as under the moniker, Ateneo Blue Eagles since 2022
3. Only participated in the inaugural 2014 PFF Women's Cup, which had adopted a nine-a-side variant of football.

See also

• List of men's football clubs in the Philippines

References

1. Estrada, Kevin (November 11, 2016). "Derbies highlight PFF Women's League opener". Dugout Philippines. Retrieved November 11, 2016.
2. Montayre, Mia (November 18, 2016). "Hat tricks, big wins and a scoreless draw mark PFF Women's League opening". Tiebreaker Times. Retrieved December 7, 2016.
3. "Third season of the PFF Women's League kicks off July 27th". ABS-CBN News. July 26, 2019. Archived from the original on July 26, 2019. Retrieved July 26, 2019.
4. "Kaya, Stallion banner Women's League cast". Daily Tribune. October 7, 2024. Retrieved October 7, 2024.
5. "Beach Hut Football Club". Beach Hut Sunscreen. Retrieved October 13, 2024.
6. "Beach Hut Sunscreen builds platform for Filipina dreams with pioneer Beach Hut Women's Beach Football Festival". Rappler. June 7, 2024. Retrieved October 13, 2024. Beach Hut's footprint in women's football began five years ago when they started the Beach Hut Football Club (Beach Hut FC), the first all-girls football club in the Philippines.
7. "Our Advocacies: Beach Hut Football Club". Dragon Edge Group. Retrieved October 13, 2024.
8. Estrada, Kevin (August 5, 2015). "FEU, Chelsea SS PH, eight others all set for PFF Women's Cup". Dugout Philippines. Retrieved October 23, 2024.