Mexico women's national flag football team
| Medal record | ||
|---|---|---|
| Representing Mexico | ||
| Flag football | ||
| IFAF World Championship | ||
| 2004 Thonon-les-Bains | Team | |
| 2008 Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu | Team | |
| 2012 Gothenburg | Team | |
| 2016 Miami | Team | |
| 2021 Jerusalem | Team | |
| 2024 Lahti | Team | |
| World Games | ||
| 2022 Birmingham | Team | |
| 2025 Chengdu | Team | |
| IFAF Americas Continental Championship | ||
| 2023 Chalotte | Team | |
The Mexico women's national flag football team represents Mexico in women's international flag football matches. The sport is governed by the Mexican American Football Federation. In 2024, the International Federation of American Football (IFAF) ranked the Mexico women's team 2nd worldwide. In 2025 they ranked first.
The women competed in the 2004 IFAF Flag Football World Championship, taking gold against Finland. They won again in 2008, this time defeating Canada. They took gold again in 2012 after defeating United States. In 2016 the team won the bronze medal in Miami. In 2021, they took silver against the United States with a score of 31–21.
During the 2022 World Games, the team again went to the finals with the US. This time they won gold with a score of 39–6. Quarterback Diana Flores, along with America's Vanita Krouch and Panama's Andrea Castillo, were invited to an NFL game to honor the country's success at the games and to promote flag football. Flores has been the face of international flag football, starring in a Super Bowl commercial, serving as offensive coordinator at the 2023 Pro Bowl Games, and earning the first flag football deal with Under Armour.
At the 2023 IFAF Americas Continental Championship, Mexico lost the United States in the final.
Mexico successfully defended their World Games gold medal in 2025 in Chengdu, China, defeating the United States in the final, 26–21.