The Ravens High School Honors Program celebrates the coaches, student-athletes, and officials whose leadership, performance, character, and commitment strengthen high school football across Maryland. Through recurring recognition throughout the season, the program shines a spotlight on the people who make boys tackle and girls flag football meaningful, competitive, safe, and community-centered.
Girls Flag Football
Coach of the Week Winners
Wayne Epps (Pikesville)
Honored for Week 7 – October 19, 2026
The Lady Panthers finished off the regular season unbeaten, a remarkable feat in their inaugural season. They'll hope to stay hot as the playoffs arrive, Pikesville currently stands atop the 2A/1A North division.
O'Shai Powers (Laurel)
Honored for Week 6 – October 12, 2026
Coach Powers has the Spartans playing great football at the right time of the year. They're 8-2 and have wins this week over Wise and an OT win over Bowie. This is the first honoree from Prince George's County in Ravens Coach of the Week history.
Becca Forrester (Huntingtown)
Honored for Week 5 – October 5, 2026
The Hurricanes are 5-3 in Coach Forrester's first year at the helm. This week they were 2-0, beating opponents 56-9 in total.
Jonathan Mensah (Richard Montgomery)
Honored for Week 4 – September 28, 2026
The Rockets downed Rockville in 'the Battle for Rockville' this week, 6-0 and Northwood, 26-6. They're playing great defense, in their last four games, they have two shutouts and have only allowed three scores.
Scott Davis (Poolesville HS)
Honored for Week 3 – September 21, 2026
Coach Davis has the Falcons flag program flying high on both sides of the ball. They are 5-0 and outscoring opponents 125-24 on the year.
Keith Wilson (Eastern Tech)
Honored for Week 2 – September 14, 2026
The Mavericks flag program is out to a 3-0 start in their first-ever season. Coach Wilson's team blanked Sparrows Point en route to a 24-0 win. They'll take on Kenwood next week to stay unbeaten.
Jamie Willis (Long Reach)
Honored for Week 1 – September 8, 2026
Willis a converted tackle coach in his first year at the helm of his 'home' school, Long Reach, toppled Patterson from Baltimore City 38-30 in their first game of the year. Willis is the first area coach to receive this award from the Ravens for both tackle (2018) and now flag football.
High School Football
Coach of the Week Winners
Dave Ferguson (Century)
Honored for Week 7 – October 16, 2026
Coach Ferguson's Knights are 5-2 and are hitting their stride at the right time. They've won each of their last two games by three scores, while averaging 40+ on offense.
Daron Holmes (SEED)
Honored for Week 6 – October 9, 2026
The Sabers are rolling, undefeated and most recently won a shootout over a tough opponent in Perryville. Coach Holmes squad is outscoring opponents 221-68 on the year.
James Gamble (Woodlawn)
Honored for Week 5 – October 2, 2026
Woodlawn won a double overtime thriller against Owings Mills avenging a defeat from last season. The Warriors move to 3-2 and will get three of their final four games at home.
Kaleb Myers (Aberdeen)
Honored for Week 4 – September 25, 2026
Coach Myers' Eagles are 4-0 and have won three straight road games. They'll return home this weekend and where they'll play four of their final five regular season games.
Matt Griffith (Easton HS)
Honored for Week 3 – September 18, 2026
Coach Griffith's squad is off to a 3-0 start and nearly averaging 50 points per game. The Warriors will look to stay unbeaten with several Bayside Conference rivals ahead, first up is North Caroline this Friday, September 25.
Kortez Prather (St. Charles)
Honored for Week 2 – September 11, 2026
St. Charles is off and running at 2-0 and Prather's recognition is the first in school history. The Spartans knocked off Northern on the road after jumping out to a 20-0 lead and never looking back.
Mike Crumley (South Carroll)
Honored for Week 1 – September 4, 2026
Crumley's Cavaliers stunned Glenelg 17-14 in OT in their season opener. South Carroll rode an impressive performance on the ground and ultimately won on a game-winning field goal over the Gladiators to kickoff the 2026 campaign.