# Maryland's top girls flag football players this week

> Twelve standout performers from Week 2 compete for player of the week honors across the state.
- Title: Maryland's top girls flag football players this week
- Summary: Twelve standout performers from Week 2 compete for player of the week honors across the state. Maryland girls flag football is producing exceptional talent…
- Keywords: maryland, girls flag football, high school sports, da'myra wallace, frederick, mckenna long, thomas johnson, katie leader, marriotts ridge, player of the week, high school on si, sports
- Source: High School On SI — https://si.com/high-school/maryland/vote-who-was-the-maryland-girls-flag-football-player-of-the-week-sept-8-11-01m2bq5m35my
- Published: 2026-09-15T20:22:09+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: maryland, girls flag football, high school sports, da'myra wallace, frederick, mckenna long, thomas johnson, katie leader, marriotts ridge, player of the week, high school on si, sports
## Week 2 standouts emerge
Maryland girls flag football continues with another week of exceptional performances. Twelve players earned nominations for player of the week honors.
## Wallace sets rushing record
Da'Myra Wallace of Frederick threw for 309 yards and four touchdowns, then ran for a program-record 115 yards in a 37-19 win over Oakdale.
## Sophomore leads shootout win
McKenna Long of Thomas Johnson passed for 206 yards and three touchdowns, adding 107 rushing yards in a 32-28 victory over Oakdale.
## Hartman dominates both ways
Boonsboro's Mylee Hartman threw for 200 yards and four touchdowns, then grabbed two interceptions including a 60-yard pick-six on defense.
## Welch throws eight touchdowns
Calvert junior Amani Welch completed 15 of 24 passes for 275 yards and eight touchdowns in a 53-13 victory over Patuxent.
## Leader delivers game winner
Katie Leader passed for 522 yards and eight touchdowns across two games, including the game-winning score with 14 seconds left against Oakland Mills.
## Hinal sparks late comeback
Eastern Tech's Mia Hinal delivered two full-field touchdown runs in the final four minutes to complete a 20-12 comeback over Perry Hall.
## Defensive stars shine
Gwynn Park's Camille Jackson recorded four interceptions while Clear Spring's Saemyriah Grimes notched five sacks in shutout victories.
## Key takeaway

Maryland girls flag football is producing exceptional talent, with players setting records and delivering clutch performances across multiple positions.