The highly anticipated Philippine Women’s League (PWL) 2025 was officially launched today at a press conference held in Studio 300, Makati. The event unveiled the six participating teams — a combination of new and powerhouse teams — set to compete for the coveted championship title, promising a thrilling season of top-tier women’s football.
The participating teams for the PWL 2025 are:
- University of Santo Tomas (UST)
- Capital1 Solar Strikers
- Kaya FC-Iloilo
- Stallion Laguna FC
- University of the Philippines (UP)
- Makati Football Club
The press conference featured a distinguished panel of speakers, including Philippine Football Federation President John Gutierrez, PFF General Secretary Angelico Mercader, PWL2025 Tournament Commissioner and NCRFA President Mico Gutierrez, Kaya FC-Iloilo Owner Paul Tolentino, Capital1 Solar Strikers Head Coach Let Dimzon, University of Santo Tomas Head Coach Marjo Allado, and Stallion Laguna FC Women’s General Manager Finn McDaniel.
The panel discussed the league’s vision for the growth of women’s football in the Philippines, the teams’ preparations, and the exciting prospects for the upcoming season.
“The PFF is committed to elevating women’s football in the country. We, with the help of the National Capital Region Football Association (NCRFA), are actively working to build a solid foundation that supports female athletes at every level, from grassroots programs in schools to elite national team development,” stated PFF President John Gutierrez. “The PWL 2025 represents a significant step forward, providing a platform for our talented female athletes to showcase their skills and inspire the next generation.”
The PWL 2025 will adopt a double round-robin format, where every team will play each other twice, ensuring a competitive and engaging season for fans. The league’s kickoff is scheduled for March 22, 2025, at the Mall of Asia Football Pitch.
PFF would like to express their gratitude to the NCRFA, who has helped in ensuring that the tournament showcases the best of Philippine women’s football.
