It was a good week in the world of flag football, as all ten states were in action.
As Georgia and Arizona continue to get rolling, even more talent has flooded the field, making Top IX honors that much more difficult to earn. While it's impossible to highlight every single player who had impressive performances, there are a few who stood out.
From familiar faces to new names, here are this week's Top IX Flag Football performances selected from our Super 25 teams, arranged alphabetically.
Kayleigh Besch, No. 23 Mountain Vista
Kayleigh Besch proved herself to be a true dual threat player in the Golden Eagles' 41-6 win over Douglas County. The senior picked up 118 receiving yards and two touchdowns on top of four flag pulls and an interception on the other side of the ball.
Zoey Fink, No. 10 Chaparral
Chaparral
has been climbing the ranks in Colorado the past few weeks, and it's no secret that quarterback Zoey Fink is making that happen. In the Wolverines’ 45-0 win over Ponderosa, Fink completed 24-of-32 passes for 390 yards and five touchdowns while also adding 58 yards and one score on the ground.
Kaliyah Kisler, No. 9 Highland
Kaliyah Kisler was all over the field in Highland's 55-13 win over O'Connor last week. Not only did she have 101 receiving yards and a touchdown, but she also hauled in two interceptions. The best part? She's only a freshman.
Brianna Massion, No. 5 Huntington Beach
Brianna Massion was a force to be reckoned with in Huntington Beach's 26-20 thriller win over a talented Mater Dei team. Not only did she total 108 yards and two touchdowns through the air, but she also picked off the Monarchs, adding the Oilers sole interception.
Claire McMahon, No. 11 Campo Verde
Since losing its first game of the season to Highland, Campo Verde has earned three shutouts, outscoring opponents a whopping 196-0. Let's just say Claire McMahon has played a big part in that. In the Coyotes’ 48-0 win over Desert Mountain, the junior grabbed 188 yards through the air for three touchdowns. She was just as big of a threat on the other side of the ball, grabbing an interception and three flag pulls.
Addisen Odom, No. 3 Greenbrier
It isn't Addisen Odom's first rodeo, and that was evident in Greenbrier's 52-6 win over Drew last week. While Odom threw for just 122 yards, they were efficient yards, as she threw for a season-high six touchdowns.
Aleigha Rhetta, No. 8 Moody
Aleigha Rhetta might only be a sophomore, but she plays like a four-year starter. Rhetta had a breakout game in Moody's 51-12 win over Wenonah, serving as quarterback Serenity Rutledge's top target. Rhetta totaled 224 yards and four touchdowns through the air.
Serenity Rutledge, No. 8 Moody
If you haven't gotten used to hearing the name Serenity Rutledge, now is your chance. Rutledge might be one of the most accurate quarterbacks in all of flag football, and she proved that once again in Moody's 51-12 win over Wenonah. She completed 14-of-16 passes for 443 yards and six touchdowns, averaging 31.6 yards per throw.
Ariel Weathers, No. 13 Pope
We have another freshman phenom on the list this week in Pope quarterback Ariel Weathers. In the Greyhounds' season-opening win over Enterprise, Weathers completed 23-of-29 passes for 217 yards and four touchdowns. How's that for a career opener?
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: USA TODAY Sports Top IX flag football players of Week 6
