Aliso Niguel’s girls flag football team has grown more resilient and sharpened its offense despite early losses, hot weather, injuries and demanding school schedules. A one-point overtime loss to Beckman showcased that progress—and exposed consistency and communication as areas to improve. The team is using close defeats as motivation as it looks ahead to CIF.

By the Numbers
  • Aliso Niguel lost to Beckman, 35-34, in overtime.
  • Three players quoted are seniors; one is a junior.
Yes, But

The team’s improvement is clear, but lapses in consistency and communication helped keep it from finishing against Beckman. Players also say the offense and defense still need to become more consistent.

Bottom Line

Aliso Niguel’s progress is measured not just by the score, but by its ability to learn from close losses, build confidence and keep improving ahead of CIF.