The Prestine Top 25: Florida's Elite Girls Flag Football Quarterbacks

The quarterback position is the most demanding position in football. While arm strength, accuracy, and athletic ability are important, Ninety percent of a quarterback's success happens above the shoulders. Decision-making, leadership, poise under pressure, football IQ, and the ability to respond to adversity separate good quarterbacks from great ones.

At Prestine Scouting, evaluating quarterbacks goes far beyond statistics. Our rankings are built through extensive film study, live evaluations, advanced analytics, and a detailed assessment process. We analyze completion percentage, quarterback rating, touchdown production, interception percentage, red zone efficiency, yards per attempt, turnover rate, and overall offensive impact. We also evaluate leadership qualities, football intelligence, decision-making, and overall influence on winning football games.

One of the most important traits we look for is how a quarterback responds to adversity. How does she react after throwing an interception? Can she lead a game-winning drive? Does she elevate the players around her when the game is on the line? These factors often reveal more about a quarterback than any statistic.

The Prestine Scouting Top 25 Quarterbacks in Florida recognizes the elite signal callers who consistently perform at the highest level for the 2026 season.

Welcome to the Prestine Scouting Top 25 Girls Flag Football Quarterbacks in the State of Florida.

1. Aubrey Fogel- Seminole Ridge

Aubrey Fogel put together one of the most dominant quarterback seasons we have ever evaluated at Prestine Scouting, completing 432 of 594 passes for 5,185 yards while posting a remarkable 73% completion rate. She averaged 235.7 passing yards per game, threw 78 touchdowns, and finished the season with a 128.1 quarterback rating. When the competition intensified in the playoffs, Fogel elevated her game even further, averaging four touchdown passes per game and nearly 300 passing yards between the Final Four and State Championship rounds while completing an average of 30 passes per contest. After analyzing her throughout the entire season, what stood out most was her consistency. Week after week, she performed at an elite level regardless of the opponent or situation. Fogel possesses the best combination of throwing mechanics, arm strength, and accuracy that we have evaluated this season. Her ball placement is exceptional, allowing her receivers to maximize yards after the catch, while her anticipation and decision-making consistently put her offense in position to succeed. In our evaluation, she is the best pocket quarterback in girls flag football and operates at a true pro-style level. Aubrey became a back to back STATE CHAMP. Her production, efficiency, football IQ, leadership, and ability to dominate from within the pocket make her the top-ranked quarterback in the state of Florida.

2. Rakyia Louis- Miami Edison

Rakyia Louis is widely regarded as one of the best quarterbacks in the state of Florida and, in many conversations, could easily be considered the top quarterback in girls flag football. Alongside Aubrey Fogel, she possesses the arm strength, accuracy, and football IQ necessary to dominate opposing defenses at the highest level. During the 2026 season, Louis completed 304 of 442 passes for 4,101 passing yards while posting an impressive 69% completion rate. She averaged 215 passing yards per game, threw 59 touchdowns, and finished her senior season with an outstanding 130.1 quarterback rating. When the playoffs arrived, Louis continued to perform at an elite level, averaging three touchdown passes per game while leading her team to district, regional, and state championships. Her ability to process defenses, make quick decisions, and execute under pressure consistently separates her from the competition. Louis combines leadership, poise, and high-level football intelligence with elite production, making her one of the most complete quarterbacks in the country. A proven winner and a two-time consecutive state champion, she has demonstrated the ability to elevate her team on the biggest stages. In our evaluation, Louis possesses the talent, experience, and skill set to compete and start at the Division I level right now.

3. Annie Keith- Robinson

One of the most unique and impressive stories of the 2026 season came from Robinson High School in Tampa. The Knights operate one of the most productive and dominant offensive systems in the state, but stepping into the quarterback position and leading a championship-caliber program is never an easy task. Originally a wide receiver, Annie Keith was asked to transition to quarterback after starting signal-caller Page Halverson suffered a injury. Keith embraced the challenge and excelled under pressure, helping lead Robinson to both regional and state championships. She completed 242 of 315 passes for 2,556 yards while posting an outstanding 77% completion rate. Keith averaged 121.7 passing yards per game, threw 39 touchdown passes, and finished the season with an impressive 136.9 quarterback rating. Beyond the statistics, her ability to adapt to a new position and guide one of Florida's premier programs to a state title speaks volumes about her football intelligence, leadership and competitiveness. We also want to acknowledge freshman Zoe Carratt who helped lead the Knights to a district championship, playing a key role in the foundation of their eventual state championship run.

4. Hayden Schofield- Lennard

One of the best stories of the 2026 season came from Lennard High School and freshman quarterback Hayden Schofield. Called up from the JV team to start for varsity during the regional playoffs, Schofield immediately proved she belonged on the biggest stage. We first evaluated Hayden at the Palm Beach Shootout, where she was the starting quarterback for Lennard's JV squad and quickly caught our attention with her command of the offense, poise, and ability to make plays under pressure. She passed every part of our evaluation and stood out among the quarterbacks in attendance. Schofield is a true dual-threat quarterback with excellent footwork, accuracy, football intelligence, and the killer instinct needed to dissect opposing defenses. Her playoff run was nothing short of historic, completing 93 of 137 passes for 873 yards while posting a 68% completion rate, averaging 174.6 passing yards per game, throwing 14 touchdowns, and finishing with a 104.1 quarterback rating. Along the way, she led Lennard past nationally ranked Alonso in the regional final, followed by an impressive victory over top-ranked Harmony, before capping off her remarkable run by defeating an undefeated Park Vista team in the state championship game. Schofield stole the spotlight in Tampa and established herself as one of the brightest young stars in Florida girls flag football. A star was born at Lennard High School, and her name is Hayden Schofield.

5. Ava Wotipka- Somerset Academy Canyons

Ava Wotipka is our top-rated dual-threat quarterback in the state of Florida and one of the most dynamic playmakers in girls flag football. She may not be the loudest player on the field, but her game speaks for itself. Wotipka possesses the ability to make every throw coaches want to see, and when pressure arrives, she has the athleticism and instincts to escape defenders and create explosive plays with her legs. Her footwork in and out of the pocket is exceptional, allowing her to extend plays while keeping her eyes downfield. She combines a unique throwing release, strong arm talent, outstanding vision, and high-level football IQ to consistently put defenses in difficult situations. During the 2026 season, Wotipka completed 381 of 525 passes for 3,617 yards while posting a 73% completion rate, averaging 190.4 passing yards per game, throwing 61 touchdowns, and finishing with a 117.3 quarterback rating. As a runner, she was equally dangerous, carrying the ball 131 times for 937 yards and 13 rushing touchdowns. Wotipka also led her team to district and regional championships and consistently elevated her play in the postseason, averaging three touchdown passes per game throughout the entire playoff run. Her ability to impact the game as both a passer and runner makes her one of the most complete quarterbacks in the state. With her talent, leadership, and experience returning in 2027, expect Wotipka to once again lead her team on a serious run toward a state championship appearance in Tampa.

6. Tashara Robinson- Miami Northwestern Bulls

Tashara Robinson brings a rare combination of a tall frame, strong arm, and natural presence as a pocket quarterback, making her one of the most reliable passers in girls flag football out of Dade County. She was also the only other Dade County quarterback to reach the state title game in Tampa, highlighting both her production and ability to lead her team through a deep playoff run. During the 2026 season, Robinson completed 299 of 416 passes for 4,202 yards while posting a 72% completion rate, averaging 200.1 passing yards per game, throwing 52 touchdowns, and finishing with a 133.6 quarterback rating. She also helped lead her program to both a district and regional championship, consistently delivering high-level performances in key moments. Her poise in the pocket, arm strength, and ability to command an offense make her a difficult matchup for any defense and firmly place her among the top quarterbacks in the state of Florida.

7. Sianna Gonzalez- St. Thomas Aquinas

Sienna Gonzalez, known as a true gunslinger, took over the primary quarterback reps midseason and quickly established herself as a reliable leader for her program. She delivered a strong performance through the final stretch of the season, including solid showings at both the Final Four and State Championships in Tampa. During the 2026 campaign, Gonzalez completed 133 of 195 passes for 1,434 yards while posting a 68% completion rate, averaging 159.3 passing yards per game, throwing 18 touchdowns, and finishing with a 109.6 quarterback rating. Her ability to step into a larger role and maintain composure in high-pressure playoff environments demonstrated her toughness, confidence, and readiness to compete at a high level against top competition in the state.

8. Jordana Weil- Park Vista

Jordana led an impressive undefeated Park Vista team into the Final Four and State Championship run in Tampa, establishing herself as one of the most consistent and efficient quarterbacks in the state. She is a smart, high-IQ quarterback who excels at making elite touch throws and distributing the football with timing and precision. During the 2026 season, she completed 342 of 497 passes for 3,329 yards while posting a 69% completion rate, averaging 195.8 passing yards per game, throwing 54 touchdowns, and finishing with a 110.1 quarterback rating. Her leadership helped guide Park Vista through a dominant season that included both a district and regional championship. In Tampa, she delivered an impressive postseason run, even though Park Vista ultimately fell short in a tightly contested 12–6 state championship game versus Lennard. Despite the outcome, her performance throughout the season and ability to lead an undefeated team on a deep playoff run does not diminish the level of excellence she displayed all year long.

9. Kendall Sadberry- Chiles

Kendall Sadberry was one of the most exciting dual-threat quarterbacks to watch during the Final Four in Tampa, bringing an intensity and competitive energy that consistently stood out. Her presence is electric, with a level of swag and explosiveness that is rare at the quarterback position, and her footwork as a dual-threat passer is among the best we evaluated all season. She has the ability to extend plays, stress defenses with her mobility, and still deliver accurate throws to get her team into the end zone, making her a complete dual-threat quarterback in every sense. During the 2026 season, Sadberry completed 230 of 343 passes for 2,205 yards while posting a 67% completion rate, averaging 147.0 passing yards per game, throwing 33 touchdowns, and finishing with a 109.5 quarterback rating. She also added 617 rushing yards and 9 rushing touchdowns on the ground, further showcasing her impact as a dynamic playmaker. One of her most impressive performances came in the Final Four matchup against St. Thomas Aquinas, which stood out as one of the best games of the entire Tampa showcase. With her talent, competitiveness, and dual-threat ability, expect Sadberry to return to Tampa in 2027 ready for another state championship run—remember the name.

10. Morgan Herce- Tampa Catholic

Morgan Herce delivered a strong and competitive season for Tampa Catholic, highlighted by a standout performance in the Final Four against Somerset Academy Canyons where she helped force overtime in a tightly contested matchup. Although Tampa Catholic ultimately fell short in overtime, it did not diminish the level of execution and resilience she displayed throughout the game or the season as a whole. Herce put together a highly productive year, completing 449 of 674 passes for 4,558 yards while posting a 67% completion rate, averaging 217 passing yards per game, throwing 67 touchdowns, and finishing with a 103.5 quarterback rating. In the postseason, she elevated her play even further, averaging three touchdown passes per game during the playoff run while helping lead her team to both a district and regional championship. Her consistency, poise under pressure, and ability to deliver in high-stakes moments solidify her as one of the top quarterbacks in Florida girls flag football.

11. Ivy Munns- Harmony

True freshman Ivy Munns delivered a legendary breakout season for Harmony, immediately establishing herself as one of the most promising young quarterbacks in the state of Florida. She completed 483 of 706 passes for 5,024 yards while posting a 68% completion rate, averaging 239.2 passing yards per game, throwing 76 touchdowns, and finishing the season with a 117.5 quarterback rating. While Harmony’s Final Four appearance did not end the way they hoped, the freshman signal-caller showed elite potential through her production, poise, and command of the offense against top-tier competition. Beyond her statistical dominance and leadership at quarterback, Munns also guided her team to both district and regional championships, an impressive accomplishment for any player, let alone a freshman. Her ability to process defenses, deliver consistent production, and lead in high-pressure environments makes her one of the most exciting young quarterbacks in Florida girls flag football. Ivy Munns is here to stay, and her name is one to watch closely over the next three years, especially on the biggest stages in Tampa.

12. Diaris Morales- choctawhatchee

Diaris Morales delivered an exceptional season as QB1 for Choctawhatchee, establishing herself as one of the most productive passers in the state of Florida. She completed 475 of 725 passes for 5,352 yards while posting a 66% completion rate, averaging 254.9 passing yards per game, throwing 75 touchdowns, and finishing with a 112.7 quarterback rating. Morales also led her program to both a district and regional championship, underscoring her ability to produce at a high level while guiding her team through a successful postseason run. While her Final Four matchup did not end the way she envisioned, it does not take away from the level of consistency, leadership, and production she displayed throughout the season. Morales consistently operated as a steady field general, showing the ability to move the offense efficiently, distribute the football, and keep her team competitive in every game. Her overall body of work solidifies her status as one of the top quarterbacks in Florida girls flag football.

13. Taylor Feeley- EastLake

Taylor Feeley helped lead East Lake High School to a regional championship and a deep postseason run, establishing herself as a steady and capable quarterback throughout the 2026 season. She guided her team into a Final Four matchup against Seminole Ridge, where the outcome did not go as hoped, but her overall body of work still reflects a strong and competitive season at the quarterback position. Feeley completed 317 of 492 passes for 3,074 yards while posting a 64% completion rate, averaging 170.8 passing yards per game, throwing 36 touchdowns, and finishing with a 98.6 quarterback rating. Her ability to manage the offense, maintain consistency, and perform in high-pressure playoff environments played a key role in East Lake’s success and championship run.

14. Kayla Bliss- Bolles

The 8th grade sensation QB1 from Bolles High School delivered a remarkable season in the program’s inaugural year of girls flag football, immediately establishing herself as a young quarterback with elite long-term potential. She helped lead Bolles to both district and regional championships, setting the tone for a historic first campaign for the program. Her presence was felt early in the Final Four matchup against Miami Edison when she opened the game with a deep strike to fellow 8th grade standout Patricia Freeman for a 66-yard touchdown, showcasing her confidence and arm talent on the biggest stage. Throughout the 2026 season, Kayla completed 376 of 615 passes for 3,314 yards while posting a 61% completion rate, averaging 165.7 passing yards per game, throwing 54 touchdowns, and finishing with a 92.6 quarterback rating. Although Bolles ultimately fell short in a 14–7 Final Four loss to Miami Edison, their performance throughout the season earned respect across the Florida girls flag football landscape. Kayla’s production, poise, and ability to compete against elite competition at such a young age signal a very bright future ahead.

15. Addy Curry- Tocoi Creek

Addy Curry entered the 2026 season as a dynamic dual-threat QB1 and proved to be one of the most versatile athletes in girls flag football, showcasing her impact as both a quarterback and a multi-position playmaker. Known for her background as a wide receiver and safety, Curry brought a unique skill set to the quarterback position, leading her offense with poise, leadership, and athletic playmaking ability. Her Final Four performance was a standout moment, where she threw two touchdown passes and added nearly 100 rushing yards (92 yards on the ground), nearly willing her team to a signature playoff victory. The matchup against undefeated Park Vista ended in a narrow 18–13 loss, but Curry’s performance on the big stage further elevated her profile as a rising talent. Throughout the season, she completed 236 of 381 passes for 1,852 yards while posting a 62% completion rate, throwing 26 touchdowns, and finishing with an 86.9 quarterback rating. On the ground, she added 505 rushing yards and 6 rushing touchdowns, reinforcing her dual-threat impact. Curry also helped lead her program to both district and regional championships, and while her production already stands out, her upside remains even more intriguing as she continues to develop. She is firmly on the radar as a high-level athlete with untapped potential still ahead of her.

16. Izzy Murray- Ponte Vedra

Izzy Murray may not have made the trip to Tampa for the state championship run, but her impact and production were felt across the entire girls flag football landscape. She completed 445 of 598 passes for 4,884 yards while posting a 74% completion rate, averaging 244.2 passing yards per game, throwing 71 touchdowns, and finishing the season with a 126.6 quarterback rating. Murray also led her program to a district championship, further solidifying her status as one of the most productive quarterbacks in the state. Despite not reaching the Final Four stage, her performance throughout the season was elite, consistently producing at a high level and commanding her offense with precision and confidence. Izzy Murray is unquestionably one of the top quarterbacks in Florida.

17. Gabby Werr- Alonso

Although this Top 25 list is primarily based on the journey to Tampa for the state championship run, Gabby Werr is undeniably a Top 10 quarterback talent in the state of Florida. There is no question about her ability, production, and impact at the position. Werr completed 452 of 709 passes for 5,185 yards while posting a 64% completion rate, averaging 259.3 passing yards per game, throwing 82 touchdowns, and finishing with a 110.1 quarterback rating. She also helped lead her program to a district championship, showcasing her ability to produce while guiding her team to success. Werr had a remarkable career at Alonso High School and will be remembered as one of the most productive and talented quarterbacks to ever play in Florida girls flag football.

18. Anabella Puccio- Stoneman Douglas

Anabella Puccio was the only QB1 from Broward County to start the season and remain a consistent starter throughout, ultimately finishing as the furthest advancing Broward quarterback by reaching the regional title game. Widely regarded as the top QB1 out of Broward and one of the most consistent passers in the region, Puccio never lost her starting role, reinforcing her status through leadership, production, and steady performance under pressure. Her high football IQ, strong arm, and accurate passing ability place her firmly among the top quarterback talents in the state of Florida. Despite falling one game short of the Final Four in Tampa, she delivered a defining playoff run, including victories over two top-ranked teams in Western and Palmetto during the regional rounds. On the season, Puccio completed 341 of 534 passes for 3,139 yards while posting a 64% completion rate, averaging 174.4 passing yards per game, throwing 55 touchdowns, and finishing with a 101.6 quarterback rating. A proven winner and high-level decision-maker, she capped her high school career as one of Broward’s most accomplished quarterbacks and is set to continue her career at Notre Dame, we wouldn't be surprised to see her in green and gold at the division one level on Saturdays in the NCAA for professional flag football.

19. Carlie Grant- Hernando

Carlie Grant had a strong season as QB1 for Hernando High School, delivering consistent production and efficient play throughout the year despite not advancing to the Final Four. She completed 271 of 360 passes for 3,152 yards while posting an outstanding 75% completion rate, averaging 197.0 passing yards per game, throwing 46 touchdowns, and finishing the season with a 117.7 quarterback rating. Grant competed at a high level in the regional playoffs and fought hard against top competition, showing resilience, accuracy, and command of the offense. Her efficiency and decision-making under pressure made her one of the more productive quarterbacks in her class and a key leader for Hernando’s success.

20. Victoria Whitfield- Eastbay

Victoria Whitfield is one of the most exciting quarterbacks to watch in Florida girls flag football, bringing a dynamic dual-threat skill set that makes her a constant matchup problem for defenses. She has the versatility to line up at wide receiver at any moment while still operating as a high-level QB1, showcasing her overall athletic impact on the game. During the season, Whitfield completed 285 of 505 passes for 3,131 yards while posting a 56% completion rate, averaging 164.8 passing yards per game, throwing 40 touchdowns through the air. She was also a major factor on the ground, rushing for 1,199 yards and adding 26 rushing touchdowns, emphasizing her explosive playmaking ability. Whitfield also helped lead her program to a district championship, reinforcing her impact as a true difference-maker. Widely regarded as a top 10 QB1 talent in the state of Florida, she is expected to play a major role for East Bay next season and make another push toward Tampa and the state championship stage.

21. Sam Calavetta- St. Thomas Aquinas

Sam Calavetta has been an established QB1 at the high school level since day one and stands out as one of the most patient and controlled quarterbacks in Florida girls flag football. Her ability to read defenses, stay composed under pressure, and consistently deliver with strong arm strength, accuracy, and elite ball placement makes her a difficult quarterback to defend. She began the season as the starter for St. Thomas Aquinas, but a midseason quarterback rotation led to a shared role situation, and although her production consistently reflected QB1-level performance, she transitioned into backing up Sienna Gonzalez throughout the playoff run. Despite the shift, Calavetta remained highly efficient on the field, completing 210 of 296 passes for 2,047 yards while posting a 71% completion rate, averaging 146.2 passing yards per game, throwing 45 touchdowns, and finishing her senior season with a 122.6 quarterback rating. Her football intelligence and decision-making allowed her to consistently move the offense at a high level whenever called upon. Calavetta has signed with FAU and will continue her flag football career at the collegiate level, where her skill set projects extremely well. Without question, she is regarded as a top 10 quarterback talent in the state of Florida.

22. Page Halverson-Robinson

Page Halverson was originally the starting quarterback for the Robinson Knights before an injury prevented her from continuing her senior season as QB1. Despite that setback, she still earned a place in this Top 25 list due to the impact she made prior to the injury, producing strong numbers and leading Robinson to key victories that helped secure their path to Tampa for the state championships. Halverson completed 215 of 322 passes for 2,084 yards while posting a 67% completion rate, averaging 189.5 passing yards per game, throwing 34 touchdowns, and finishing with a 108.2 quarterback rating. Her leadership and production helped establish the foundation for Robinson’s continued success, as the program went on to capture another state title in Tampa. Even without finishing the season under center, Halverson’s body of work cemented her legacy as one of the top QB1s to ever play at Robinson High School.

23. Angelyn Molina- Homestead

Angelyn Molina possesses one of the strongest arms in the state of Florida and made an immediate impact in her first year at Homestead High School, helping the program capture a district championship before falling short against St. Thomas Aquinas in the regional round. Although she did not reach the Final Four in Tampa, Molina consistently produced strong performances throughout both the regular season and playoffs, establishing herself as a reliable and productive QB1. She completed 369 of 541 passes for 3,473 yards while posting a 68% completion rate, averaging 192.9 passing yards per game, throwing 45 touchdowns, and finishing with a 104.2 quarterback rating. Her arm strength, confidence in pushing the ball downfield, and ability to operate within the offense make her a difficult matchup for opposing defenses. With her foundation already set, Molina is expected to make a strong push next season toward a deeper state championship run in Tampa.

24. Sophia Spiegel- Land O' Lakes

Sophia Spiegel delivered one of the most complete seasons by a QB1 coming out of high school, establishing herself as a dominant force for Land O’ Lakes High School. She helped lead her program to a district championship and, despite not advancing to the Final Four in Tampa, produced monster numbers throughout the regular season and playoffs. Spiegel completed 295 of 474 passes for 3,121 yards while posting a 62% completion rate, averaging 156.1 passing yards per game, throwing 51 touchdowns, and finishing with a 106.7 quarterback rating. In addition to her passing production, she was a major threat on the ground, rushing for 1,076 yards and 14 touchdowns, further showcasing her dual-threat impact. Her ability to operate as a powerful presence behind center, extend plays, and generate explosive offense makes her one of the more dangerous quarterbacks in the state. Expect Spiegel to return next season with a strong push toward a deeper state title run in Tampa.

25. Frantashia Williams- Deltona

Frantashia Williams helped lead Deltona High School to both district and regional championships while establishing herself as one of the most dangerous dual-threat quarterbacks in the state of Florida. During the Final Four in Tampa, she was one of the toughest players to contain, consistently escaping pressure and creating explosive plays with her legs. While her game is built more around her running ability than traditional pocket passing, her impact on the field was undeniable. Williams completed 781 of 1,014 passes for 4,081 yards while posting an impressive 77% completion rate, averaging 214.8 passing yards per game. Although she threw 10 touchdown passes, her true dominance came on the ground, where she rushed for 2,065 yards and scored 44 rushing touchdowns. Her unique ability to take over games with her athleticism made her one of the most difficult quarterbacks to defend throughout the season. Despite Deltona's early exit in Tampa, Williams delivered memorable performances and gave fans one of the most exciting shows of the entire state championship weekend.

Honorable Mentions

While these quarterbacks did not make our final Top 25 rankings, we would like to recognize them for their outstanding performances and successful 2026 seasons. Each of these athletes demonstrated leadership, toughness, production, and the ability to compete at a high level throughout the year. The depth of quarterback talent in Florida girls flag football continues to grow, and these players played a significant role in elevating the game across the state.

Olivia Nagel (Wellington) Elaynna Perez (Paxon High School), Lola Perez (True North Classical Academy), Neilya Stewart (Destin High School), Ka'Mariyah Allen (Boca Ciega High School), Brooke Harty (John Carroll High School), Yazmeen Williams(Northeast High School), Maliyah Newton (Dr. Joaquin Garcia High School), Chimira Baker (Tampa Bay Tech High School), Sydney Elizondo (Lennard High School), and Kailee Grove (Fort Pierce Central High School).

Congratulations to all of these quarterbacks on their accomplishments during the 2026 season. Their dedication, leadership, and performances helped make this one of the most competitive and talented years in Florida girls flag football history.