The Girls Flag Football All-American Exposure Camp took place on February 14, 2026, at West Orange High School, highlighting the exceptional talent of young female athletes. The event featured players from various schools, showcasing their skills in a competitive environment.
Among the standout performers was Akela Martin, a sophomore from Seminole High, who earned the title of Defensive MVP. Her impressive performance drew attention from coaches and scouts alike.
Daniella de Oliveira from Braden River High was recognized as the Overall MVP after demonstrating remarkable skill and leadership throughout the camp. Her ability to navigate the field and evade defenders set her apart from her peers.
Other notable participants included Justice Felton, an eighth-grader from Piedmont Middle School, and Kyzli Santiago, a sixth-grader from Lawton Elementary School. Both players showcased their potential on the field, impressing coaches with their talent.
Several high school athletes also made their mark at the event. Mia Garcia, a junior from Tampa Alonzo, demonstrated her skills and competitiveness, while Leilani Ricardo from South Lake added to her team”s defensive strength.
Throughout the camp, players engaged in drills and competitive match-ups, allowing them to refine their skills and gain valuable experience. Coaches provided feedback, helping attendees to improve their techniques.
The camp not only celebrated individual achievements but also fostered a sense of community among young female athletes passionate about flag football. Events like these are crucial for developing the sport and promoting opportunities for women in athletics.
As the camp concluded, participants left with newfound skills, friendships, and aspirations for their future in flag football. The All-American Exposure Camp continues to be a pivotal platform for young athletes to showcase their talent and pursue their dreams.
