Since 2021, the Eastern Flames have also participated in national tournaments, reflecting the Saudi government's support for women's sports under the Quality of Life Program, a key initiative of the Kingdom's Vision 2030.

From the outset, the players demonstrated a strong commitment to their training, with both married and single women dedicating their lives to weekly practice sessions at the Hills Field within Aramco's Dhahran community.

[2] In 2010, the Eastern Flames sought to elevate their performance by joining the Arsenal Soccer School Cup league in Bahrain, aiming to become competitive by facing more experienced players.

[2] Seeking to expand their squad and enhance the team's capabilities, the Eastern Flames' leaders actively recruited more players from within the company through word of mouth, The Arabian Sun, and community advertisements, aiming to build a richer talent pool.

To address this, the Eastern Flames strive to raise awareness among local communities, aligning with the Kingdom's current direction of increasing women's participation in sports.