Women of Fantasy Football Presented by Club Fantasy FFL

Women of Fantasy Football exists to empower and amplify the voices of women in sports — within the fantasy football industry, specifically. Sports has long been of interest to women, but their male counterparts haven’t always been the most accepting. We aim to change that.

Through partners, affiliations, and relationship building across the world of sports, Women of Fantasy Football has become a movement accepted by many.

Our 2025 WOFF Tournament

In 2025, we are aiming to improve and evolve. In years past, our WOFF leagues have aimed to provide a space for women to play amongst themselves at their own pace and experience level. Some have been co-ed leagues for those that love and embrace the competition. Some have featured all guys who have shown to be champions for women in sports.

This year, we wanted to lean on the relationships we’ve built in this industry to further engage with our audience — both women and men who love fantasy football and embrace the communal nature of the game.

This year’s tournament — The Gods & Goddesses of Fantasy Football — is exactly that. We’ve partnered with some of the industry’s top women (Goddesses) AND men (Gods) who have been nothing but supportive of our movement to create this tournament. Make sure you’re following us over on Twitter/X or Instagram for updates!

All we ask from our participants is a donation. (Donations are not mandatory to play, but very much appreciated!) All donations will go towards our scholarship fund with GALvanize (more info on that partnership below). We will also be raising money for multiple charities throughout the season in an effort to help women, both in and outside of sports.

Our first raffle of the tournament was a signed Nico Collins Texans jersey, and we raised $605 for our WOFF/GALvanize scholarship fund! Our second raffle of the tournament was a signed Bo Jackson Raiders jersey, and we raised $425 for the Association for Women in Sports Media! In October, we raffled off a signed AJ Green Bengals jersey, and we raised an additional $150 for We Got This. In November, we raffled off a signed Rob Gronkowski jersey, and we raised an additional $190 for Play Like A Girl. This month, we’re raffling off a signed Drew Brees Saints jersey in an effort to raise money for Voice in Sport! All raffle tickets are $5! Click the image to purchase your tickets or do so HERE.

This year’s tournament would not be possible without the help of our friends at The Gridiron Goddess! They’re providing all kinds of tournament swag for our participants! So go and support a great business that supports women who love fantasy football! (And if you use promo code: WOFF at checkout, you can save 15% off your ENTIRE order!)

Our 2025 Gods & Goddesses

So who will you have the opportunity to play against in our Gods & Goddesses Fantasy Football tournament?

Jen Piacenti (SiriusXM/Shark Bets), Kendall Valenzuela (Matthew Berry’s Fantasy Life), Lindsay Rhodes (SumerSports), Andy Behrens (formerly of Yahoo Sports), Bob Harris (Footballguys), Howard Bender (Fanatsy Alarm/New York Post), Stephania Bell (ESPN), Samantha Holt (Matthew Berry’s Fantasy Life), Renee Maria (WOFF), LaQuan Jones (FTN Fantasy/NFL Media), Mauricio Gutiérrez (NFL Fantasy en Español), Andrew Cooper (Fantasy Alarm), Jen Eakins (4for4 Football), and Adam Rank (NFL Media)!

This year’s tournament has closed off sign ups for this year, but if you want in on next year’s tournament, click the image to sign up or do so HERE!

If you’d like to further support the tournament and help us raise money for our WOFF/GALvanize scholarship fund, be sure to grab one of this year’s Gods & Goddesses tournament shirts!

WOFF & GALvanize Partnership

2024 Event Update

Our 2024 WOFF event was a SMASHING SUCCESS and continued our trend of raising more than the previous year! Our jersey raffles alone helped us raise $3,925 towards our WOFF/GALvanize scholarship fund!

None of this is possible without each and every one of you! <3

When Joshua Hudson started Club Fanatsy FFL, it was just two people talking about their love of fantasy football. Fast forward nine years, it’s become more than just a team of content creators who love football — it’s become a family who loves and respects one another. Love and respect are the pillars with which Women of Fantasy Football was founded.

Fantasy Football should be inclusive to women. More importantly, it should be inclusive to everyone. But the simple fact is, it isn’t. Women of Fantasy Football — WOFF, affectionately — sought to open people’s minds and change the game. And with the help of Faith Enes, they’re well on their way to doing that.

But every movement needs an equally motivated partner. During our Second Annual WOFF event, they were blessed with the opportunity to interview the amazingly inspiring Laura Okmin. She’s been a champion for women’s inclusion in the world of sports for decades, and her work through her organization, GALvanize, personifies that.

Today marks a day when like-minded forces combine their efforts to make Fantasy Football and the world of sports a more inclusive environment for women. And that is the bottom line of the GALvanize mission statement — to teach and mentor women to thrive while turning the so-called “competition” into allies.

Women of Fantasy Football and GALvanize are partnering to continue putting women in a position to grow in this industry and become the new faces and voices of your favorite sports. The money raised during the Annual WOFF event will enhance the efforts of GALvanize in providing women the opportunities they weren’t previously afforded.

So stay tuned. Women of Fantasy Football is GALvanizing, and we won’t be stopped 🙂