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2024 Winners
Week 1: William Dick - Brunswick High School
Honored for Week 1 Game on September 4:
Brunswick 8, Walkersville 6 (3OT)
Notable: In his first season at the helm, the Railroaders took down Walkersville in three overtimes.
Week 2: Chad Carter – North Hagerstown High School
Honored for Week 2 Game on September 11:
North Hagerstown 14, Clear Spring 0
Notable: Coach Carter has 'North' off to a 2-0 start in their inaugural season. The Hubs have only given up 2 points through their first two games.
Week 3: Jeremy Spoales – Damascus High School
Honored for Week 3 Game on September 18:
Damascus 20, Kennedy 0
Notable: Spoales is being honored for the unbeaten Hornets performance against Kennedy, but they have continued the shutout streak through four weeks. So far this season, they have outscored opponents 112-0 (through 4 games).
Week 4: Jenna Essenmacher – Blake High School
Honored for Week 4 Game on September 23:
Blake 18, Gaithersburg 0
Notable: Essenmacher, who serves as the Girls Flag Football Sport Director in Montgomery County, is also a professional flag football player. She is a tremendous role model and leader for her Bengal squad who recently knocked off Gaithersburg.
Week 5: Nick Damoulakis – Urbana High School
Honored for Week 5 Game on October 5: Urbana 20, Clarke Central (GA) 0
Notable: Damoulakis leads an unbeaten Urbana team who is highly touted this season. They also were the runner-up in last year's pilot season. Nick has been instrumental in developing Girls Flag Football at the high school and grassroots level in Frederick County. Once just a youth co-ed flag coach, Damoulakis, now leads the Urbana varsity girls team, leads clinics and also coached the first ever Big 33 – Girls Flag team from Maryland in May of 2024.
Week 6: Maya Barnes – ACCE (Academy for College and Career Exploration)
Honored for Week 5 Game on October 7: ACCE 13, Green Street Academy 6
Notable: Maya Barnes, a proud ACCE graduate and former student-athlete, has returned to her alma mater to guide the next generation of Eagles. Coach Barnes' team raced to a 5-0 record before suffering their first loss, but are well positioned in the Baltimore City standings as the inaugural season for their school system continues.
Week 7: Chad Hartman – Boonsboro
Honored for Week 7 Game on October 23: Boonsboro 25, North Hagerstown 14
Notable: Hartman leads the Warriors program in their inaugural season and his daughter is a member of the team. Boonsboro remains unbeaten, outscoring opponents 168-71 for the season and their post-season hopes are becoming a reality.
Week 8: Gregory Fitzgerald – Forest Park
Honored for Week 8 Game on October 28: Forest Park 34, Carver 0
Notable: Fitzgerald in his first season at the helm had the Foresters unbeaten for a 5-game stretch and playing stellar defense only giving up 7.5 points per game.
Week 9: Nissa Freeman – South Hagerstown
Honored for Week 9 Game on November 4: South Hagerstown 26, Clear Spring 20
Notable: While they were slow out of the gate, the Rebels, won two of their final three games including a first-round match in the Washington County tournament.
Week 10: Mark Falcon - Patterson
Honored for Week 10 (Post-Season Tournament): Boonsboro 27, Patterson 26 (OT)
Notable: While the Lady Clippers did not finish the season with a win, Falcon's leadership guided Patterson to seven straight wins during the 2024 campaign and a "Trailblazers" division championship within Baltimore City.