Vote: Who Should Be the Maryland Girls Flag Football Player of the Week? - Sept. 29, 2025

Nominees from this week are from Frederick, Urbana, and Rockville

Vote for this week's Maryland Girls Flag Football Player of the Week. / Frederick Flag Football

Week 4 of Maryland high school flag football action has ended, as there were once again standout performers throughout the Old Line State.

Here are High School on SI's Maryland High School Flag Football Player of the Week nominees for Sept. 22-25. Scroll down to read about this week's list and cast your vote in the poll below.

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Congratulations to last week's winner: Jordyn Summers of Frederick

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Please feel free to send nominees for next week's poll to hslichtman@aol.com. Voting ends Oct. 5, 2025 at 11:59 p.m. PT.

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Da'Myra Wallace, Frederick

Wallace, the two-time POTW, once again lit up the gridiron in Frederick's 25-6 victory over Middletown. She rushed for 78 yards and three touchdowns on just six carries. Wallace also added 177 passing yards and a score on 9-of-24 attempts.

Maya Robinson, Frederick

Robinson was once again Wallace's top target in the Cadets' win as mentioned above. She hauled in five catches for 115 yards, including a touchdown reception and a successful conversion. Robinson is now averaging more than 100 receiving yards per game.

Avery Walder, Urbana

Walder hauled in three touchdown catches and an interception in Urbana's 26-6 blowout win over Linganore.

Audrey Newton, Urbana

Newton completed 20-of-31 passes for 173 yards and four touchdowns in the Hawks' victory over Linganore.

Olivia Dingle, Rockville

Dingle played very well defensively in Rockville's 18-0 win over Blair. She finished with four passes defended, two interceptions with 53 return yards and one touchdown. On the pick six, she fought through a brutal hold to get to open field. Offensively, she had five carries for 27 yards and two catches for nine yards.

Rayne Key, Lackey

Key finished with three touchdowns (two TD passes, one 98-yard pick-six) in Lackey's 18-0 shutout win over Huntingtown.

Kamari Minor, Wise

Minor finished with two interceptions, including a pick six, in Wise's 26-0 shutout victory over Laurel.

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