The Daffodil Cup is awarded annually to the High School Football Team with the best record among the schools that participate in the Daffodil Princess selection program in Pierce County.  The awarding of the “Cup” is based on the season statistics and the GPA of the varsity football team.  Awarding of the Daff Cup was instituted in 1998 as a way to expand the participating High Schools involvement in the Daffodil Festival.

The recipient of the Daff Cup is determined by combining the teams win-loss record percentage plus their fall quarter GPA percentage.  The team receiving the highest score is the awarded the Cup.  

The Daffodil Cup is an imposing artifact that is 2 ½ feet tall with beautiful combinations of brass and black on a walnut stand.  The team name is engraved on the brass plate on the base of the cup.  The Cup is a revolving cup, traveling from school to school, with the wining school also receiving a plaque to keep for their trophy case at the end of the year.