Women's Flag Football

PSU-Schuylkill's King; Centenary's Fulcher receive first weekly Women's Flag Football awards

LANCASTER, Pa. - The Atlantic East Conference announced the Women’s Flag Football weekly award winners on Monday, as PSU-Schuylkill’s Nadia King and Centenary’s Cam Fulcher won Player and Defensive Player of the Week honors respectively.

Player of the Week:
Name: Nadia King
School: PSU-Schuylkill
Class: Senior
Position: Quarterback
Hometown: Harrisburg, Pa
High School: Susquehanna Township
Brief Outlook of Week: In just her first two collegiate games—and her first time ever playing flag football—Nadia King has taken the field by storm. Despite having no prior experience in the sport, she has already racked up 176 passing yards, showcasing impressive vision and decision-making, along with 159 rushing yards, proving to be a dynamic threat on the ground. She capped off her breakout performances with two rushing touchdowns, displaying natural athleticism and an ability to make big plays when it matters most.

Defensive Player of the Week:
Name: Cam Fulcher
School: Centenary University
Class: Junior
Position: LB
Hometown: Paterson, N.J.
High School: Immaculate Conception
Brief Outlook of Week: Cam had 7 solo tackles against Immaculata including 2 deflections along with multiple rushes of the Quarterback. She was the defensive anchor for the cyclones in their 2-0 week. 

Weekly Honor Roll:
Rory Watson (Sr., Immaculata):
Rory Watson had 10 tackles and broke up a pass in the team's first tri-match on Friday. She had four tackles and a pass break up vs Penn State Schuylkill, and had six tackles in their second game vs Centenary.

Ryliegh Sinko (Fy., PSU-Schuylkill): In her first two collegiate games—and with no prior flag football experience—Ryliegh Sinko has made an immediate impact on the defensive side of the ball. Despite being new to the sport, she has already racked up an impressive 7 tackles, proving to be a relentless force on defense. Her instinctive play, determination, and ability to read the game have helped shut down opponents and make key stops when it mattered most.

Jenna Magrino (Fr., Centenary): Jenna had 8 carries for 143 yards and 2 Td's in the Cyclones win vs Immaculata and was key in both the Cyclones 2-0 wins to start the season.

Ellana Szatkowski (Fr., Immaculata): Eliana Szatkowski had four receptions for 56 yards and two touchdowns in Immaculata's two games. She caught a 43 yard Touchdown pass vs Penn State Schuylkill, and had three receptions and a touchdown against Centenary in their second game.