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Meet the 2024 All-Shore Girls Flag Football Teams: Who made the 1st, 2nd and 3rd teams?

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Meet the 2024 All-Shore Girls Flag Football Teams: Who made the 1st, 2nd and 3rd teams?

Girls flag football continued its growth in the Shore Conference this spring.

The number of schools who had a team increased to 18 from 14, 10 and eight in the first three seasons of the league in 2021.

There is optimism grls flag football, which completed its first of two seasons as an NJSIAA pilot program this spring, will become an NJSIAA-sanctioned sport beginning 2026.

Another example of the growth of the sport is this: The Asbury Park Press All-Shore team being unveiled for the second straight season.

The Shore Conference coaches supplied the players who they felt were worthy of recogniztion. The Asbury Park Press broke it down into first, second and third team based on statistics supplied by the head coaches and how their teams did during the season.

Here is the second Asbury Park Press All-Shore girls flag football team

FIRST TEAM CAPSULES

Ellia Mason

School: Rumson-Fair Haven

Year: Senior.

Positions: Quarterback/defensive back

Highlights: Mason threw 44 TD passes, including five in the Bulldogs’ 37-18 win over Neptune in the Shore Conference championship game. Rumson-Fair Haven went unbeaten and repeated as Shore Conference champions. Rumson-Fair Haven has only had a team for two seasons. Mason also ran for two TDs, had six interceptions on defense and only threw three interceptions.

More: Ella Mason sparks Rumson-Fair Haven to second straight Shore Conference flag football title

Kate Hennen

School: Rumson-Fair Haven

Year: Senior

Positions: Wide receiver/linebacker

Highlights: Hennen had 13 receiving TDs, including two in the Shore Conference championship game, ran for two TDs, including one in the conference championship game and had eight PATs, with five of them being two-pointers. She also had three interceptions.

Katie Walls

School: Rumson-Fair Haven

Year: Senior.

Position: Running back/linebacker.

Highlights: Walls accounted for 14 TDs – nine receiving and five rushing. She also had one PAT and one interception.

Kaitlyn Hankins

School: Neptune

Year: Senior

Positions: Slot receiver/defensive back

Highlights: Hankins had 18 TDs, including two in the Scarlet Fliers’ 37-18 defeat to two-time champion Rumson-Fair Haven in the Shore Conference championship game. She also threw a TD pass in the conference championship game. Hankins also had five interceptions on defense.

Lana Ellington

School: Neptune

Year: Freshman

Position: Wide receiver/defensive back.

Highlights: Ellington had 16 TDs and 116 points. She also threw two TD passes to Hankins in the conference championship game and had five intercetions on the season.

Kadidja Braxton

School: Neptune

Year: Junior

Position: Linebacker.

Highlights: Braxton had 49 flag pulls, 23 of which were for a loss and 13 of which were sacks.

Emily Minarik

School: Pinelands

Year: Senior.

Position: Quarterback

Highlights: Minarik threw for 1,663 yards with 37 TD passes and one interception as the Wildcats went unbeaten during the regular season and won the South Division regular season championship.

Ava Slinchak

School: Pinelands

Year: Senior

Position: Tight end

Highlights: Slinchak had 39 receptions for 635 yards and 15 TDs.

Jayla Kline

School: Pinelands

Year: Sophomore.

Positions: Running back/linebacker.

Highlights: Kline ran for 365 yards and four TDs on 24 carries, had four carries for 34 yards and a TD and 65 tackles, 27 of which were sacks.

Isa Geoghan

School: Raritan

Year: Junior

Positions: Quarterback/secondary

Highlights: Geoghan led the Rockets into the North Division championship game, where they lost to Rumson-Fair Haven 42-40 in overtime.

Alexis Amoedo

School: Raritan

Year: Senior

Positions: Wide receiver/defensive back

Highlights: Amoedo was another key player in the Rockets’ drive to the North Division championship game.

Alayah Vincent

School: Long Branch

Year: Senior.

Positions: Wide receiver/defensive back

Highlights: Vincent had 36 receptions for 350 yards and 12 TDs and four interceptions.

Julia Jenson

School: Middletown North

Year: Senior.

Positions: Tight end/linebacker.

Highlights: A three-year starter, Jenson scored six TDs and led the Lions in flag pulls.

Lauren Cuervels

School: Middletown South

Year: Senior

Position: Defensive back.

Highlights: A three-year starter, Cuervels had two interceptions and 25 flag pulls.

Emma Lombardo

School: Trinity Hall

Year: Senior.

Positions: Tight end/defensive back.

Highlights: Lonardo had 27 receptions, three TDs and five interceptions.

Second Team

Leiliani Andrews, Long Branch, Senior

Emmaleigh Raymond, Long Branch, Senior

Adriana Sicliano, Neptune, Junior

Maddie Rigney, Trinity Hall, Sophomore

Lizzy McCarthy, Trinity Hall, Junior

Antonette Russo, Shore, Senior

Nicolette Schreiber, Middletown South, Senior

Cam Czwakiel, Middletown South, Sophomore

Izzy Dyas, Middletown South, Junior

Kaitlyn McNarmara, Middletown North, Senior

Princess Graves, Keansburg, Sophomore

Zaire Carballo, Matawan, Sophomore

Celia Grecco, Raritan, Junior

Alexandra Veltri, Central, Junior

Tess Beams, Red Bank Catholic, Junior

Third Team

Gabriella Flanzbaum, Keansburg, Sophomore

Gianna Bettinger, Keansburg, Freshman

Avyanna Perin, Keansburg, Freshman

Grace Koenig, Holmdel, Senior

Rachel Yasnowski, Holmdel, Sophomore

Leah Bollettinno, Central, Sophomore

Breyanna Sullivan, Central, Sophomore

Jordyn Buccos, Central, Sophomore

Lizzy McCarthy, Trinity Hall, Junior

Jolice Reyes, Manchester, Junior

Addison Vincelli, Shore, Freshman

Shannon Kenny, Henry Hudson, Senior

Reilly Brobeck, Henry Hudson, Senior

Rylie Eldridge, Manasquan, Senior

Kiera Berlin, Manasquan, Senior

Gabby Restivo, Manasquan, Senior

Addi Gunnell, Manasquan, Junior

Katherine Bauman, Red Bank Catholic, Junior

Mackenzie Ketchow, Red Bank Catholic, Junior

Lila O’Neal, Red Bank Catholic, Freshman.

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