Orange County Football Leagues Announce New Structure for 2025-2026
The Orange County Football Conference has unveiled the new league structures for the upcoming 2025 and 2026 seasons, marking a significant change in the organization of high school football in the region. These football-only leagues have been arranged based on the power ratings from HSratings.com over the past two seasons.
The most notable adjustment is the expansion of the top-tier Alpha League, which will now feature six teams, increasing from the previous four. In contrast, the Tango League has been designated as the lowest tier, comprising nine teams that will compete for playoff spots.
Each of the ten six-team leagues will have three automatic playoff berths, while the Tango League has been allocated four. This restructuring aims to create a more competitive environment within the leagues, rewarding teams based on their performance.
League Breakdown for 2025-2026
The following teams will compete in their respective leagues for the next two seasons:
Alpha League:
– Edison
– Los Alamitos
– Mission Viejo
– San Clemente
– San Juan Hills
– Yorba Linda
Bravo League:
– Capistrano Valley
– Corona del Mar
– Crean Lutheran
– La Habra
– Tustin
– Villa Park
Delta League:
– Dana Hills
– El Modena
– Huntington Beach
– Laguna Beach
– Troy
– Western
Epsilon League:
– Aliso Niguel
– Brea Olinda
– Foothill
– Newport Harbor
– Tesoro
– Trabuco Hills
Foxtrot League:
– Beckman
– El Dorado
– El Toro
– Irvine
– Orange
– Segerstrom
Iota League:
– Cypress
– Kennedy
– Laguna Hills
– Marina
– Northwood
– Pacifica
Kappa League:
– Canyon
– Esperanza
– Fullerton
– Portola
– St. Margaret’s
– Sunny Hills
Lambda League:
– Calvary Chapel
– Fountain Valley
– Sonora
– Valencia
– Westminster
– Woodbridge
Omicron League:
– Buena Park
– Estancia
– Garden Grove
– Los Amigos
– Santa Ana
– University
Sigma League:
– Anaheim
– Costa Mesa
– Katella
– Ocean View
– Rancho Alamitos
– Saddleback
Tango League:
– Bolsa Grande
– Century
– Godinez
– La Quinta
– Loara
– Magnolia
– Santa Ana Valley
– Santiago
– Savanna
The Trinity League will maintain its current structure, featuring established teams such as JSerra, Mater Dei, Orange Lutheran, St. John Bosco, Santa Margarita, and Servite.
For further updates and football news, interested parties can contact Dan Albano at [email protected] or follow him on X and Instagram at @ocvarsityguy. This restructuring aims to enhance the competitive nature of high school football in Orange County, promising an exciting atmosphere for players and fans alike in the upcoming seasons.
