On February 14, 2026, the Girls Flag Football All-American Exposure Camp took place at West Orange High School, showcasing young female athletes in a competitive environment. The event highlighted the skills of various players, with an impressive turnout from schools across the region.
Daniella de Oliveira from Braden River High School achieved the title of Overall MVP, demonstrating exceptional talent and leadership throughout the camp. Her performance stood out among a field of skilled competitors.
Akela Martin, a sophomore from Seminole High School, earned the Defensive MVP award for her outstanding defensive skills, showcasing her ability to thwart opposing players effectively.
The camp featured athletes from various schools, including Bailey Smiley from Seminole High, Justice Felton from Piedmont Middle School, and Kyzli Santiago from Lawton Elementary School, who all made significant contributions to their teams.
Participants engaged in drills and scrimmages, allowing them to demonstrate their talents on the field. A notable moment occurred when Daniella de Oliveira attempted to evade defender Tylani Hernandez-McClean of Seminole, illustrating the competitive spirit of the camp.
The event not only celebrated individual achievements but also fostered camaraderie among players. Athletes like Mia Garcia from Tampa Alonzo High School and Marissa Lozano from Seminole High also made their mark, contributing to the high level of competition throughout the day.
The Girls Flag Football All-American Exposure Camp serves as a vital platform for young female players to showcase their abilities and gain exposure in a sport that continues to grow in popularity. With events like this, the future of girls” flag football looks promising, as more athletes are inspired to pursue their passion for the game.
