All-First Coast: Meet the best in 2024 high school flag football for Northeast Florida

The Times-Union selects the inaugural All-First Coast team for high school girls flag football across Jacksonville and Northeast Florida in 2024.

FIRST-TEAM OFFENSE

QB Teaghan Moses, So., Clay

Completed 248 of 359 passes for 2,079 yards with 31 TD, 9 INT; added 265 rushing yards and four TD.

RB Tyra Pierce, Jr., White

Brought blazing speed to both sides of ball; 1,107 yards rushing and 11 TD, 501 yards receiving, plus 14 interceptions and 24 pass breakups.

WR Courtney Brown, Sr., Stanton

Breakaway threat also excelled on defense, kick returns for Blue Devils; scored 17 touchdowns and gained more than 1,200 total yards.

WR Ansley Hicks, Sr., Paxon

Did some of everything for Golden Eagles; 796 yards passing, 984 rushing, 335 receiving as well as four interceptions on defense.

WR London Jenkins, Sr., Fleming Island

Two-way threat topped 1,800 all-purpose yards, picked off 14 passes, scored five pick-sixes for near-perfect Golden Eagles.

WR Gaby Rourke, Sr., Atlantic Coast

Athletic Gateway Conference receiving target caught 87 passes for 1,046 yards with 17 TD, plus 16 picks on defense.

C Shelby McClain, Sr., Clay

Caught 92 passes for 622 yards, 7 TD; on defense, made 56 tackles, 8 interceptions, 6 pass breakups.

ATH Jasmine Cross, Jr., Fletcher

Led Senators' offense into regional final, completing 213 of 321 passes for 2,549 yards with 43 TD and 12 INT; also ran 100 times for 883 yards, 8 TD.

ATH Ashley Purdy, Jr., Sandalwood

Took aim downfield to complete 154 of 208 passes for 3,080 yards, 20 TD, 7 INT; twice intercepted passes on defense.

FIRST-TEAM DEFENSE

RUSH Elyhana Perez-Stevenson, So., White

Among Northeast Florida's top pass rushers with 28 sacks, 108 total tackles.

LB Katie Rodney, Sr., Fletcher

Among Duval County's top all-around players; 17 sacks and four interceptions on defense, 68 catches for 1,030 yards and 18 TD on offense.

LB Gabi Musa, Sr., Fleming Island

Led Golden Eagles' defense with 99 flag pulls and nine interceptions.

DB Irvieona Gantt, Sr., Mandarin

Top Mustang on both sides of the ball; picked off six passes, plus 66 catches for 853 yards, 7 TD at wide receiver.

DB Ar'nayshia Griffin, Jr., Bradford

Ball hawk in secondary powered Tornadoes to playoffs; also effective on offense.

DB Reese Holman, So., Paxon

Magnet for the football with 83 flag pulls and nine interceptions; added 46 receptions for 472 yards, 9 TD.

DB Cora Parker, So., Clay

Led secondary for state quarterfinalists with 12 interceptions; gained 290 yards receiving with four TD on offense.

ATH Brooke Cooper, Sr., Middleburg

Picked off two passes and broke up seven; also caught 42 passes for 489 yards, 9 TD in Broncos' road to regional semis.

ATH Gaby Fajardo, Sr., Stanton

Two-way standout helped Blue Devils to regional semifinals, including 10 touchdowns on offense.

HONORABLE MENTION

ATH Jada Blanton, Sr., Orange Park; DB Catherine Brewer, Jr., Stanton; DB Aniyah Campbell, Sr., Ridgeview; QB Devyn Dudones, Jr., Fleming Island; RB Kirsten Gudmalin, So., Sandalwood; WR Lily Holden, Jr., Bartram Trail; LB Sh'Niyah Hutchinson, Sr.., White; DB Isabella Jackson, Sr., Oakleaf; QB Kyra Jackson, So., White; LB Cheyenne Jenkins, Sr., Middleburg; RUSH Lily Kalil, Jr., Clay; DB Ashley Mohrmann, Sr., Fletcher; DB Dasani Newsome, Sr., Menendez; QB Alexis Pabon, Sr., Mandarin; ATH Emma Reyes, Jr., Ridgeview; WR Tor'Landria Ross, Jr., Suwannee; ATH Zionah Shingles, Sr., Paxon; DB Tatum Waugh, Fr., Clay.

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