With playoff action in full swing in several states, there has been no shortage of impressive performances on the flag football field.

From Colorado to Georgia, we have some new names, as well as some familiar faces on this week's list of top performers.

Let's take a look at the USA TODAY Sports Top IX flag football players of Week 10:

Aiyana Bogan-Jacobs, No. 11 Campo Verde

Many might know Aiyana Bogan-Jacobs as one of the nation's top basketball players. However, she also knows how to shine on the football field. Bogan-Jacobs totaled 144 yards and two touchdowns on just four receptions against Vista Grande this week. Adding to her résumé, she also hauled in an interception.

Abygail Brown, No. 23 Marana

Abygail Brown had the most impressive defensive performance of the week, grabbing four interceptions and a receiving touchdown on the other side of the ball. Brown will be a key factor to Marana's defense in the future, as she's only a freshman.

Ava George, No. 8 McEachern

McEachern had a chance to prove its national dominance against Moody last week, and with Ava George at the helm, that's exactly what it did. George completed 13-of-16 passes for 170 yards and one touchdown while also scrambling and diving into the end zone for another touchdown.

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Reagan Harter, No. 9 The Classical Academy

Reagan Harter is a familiar name on this list, but her performance in the CHSAA Class 4A state championship earned her yet another appearance. The junior caught nine passes for 237 yards and four touchdowns while also recording six flag pulls and two defended passes to help the Titans win their second consecutive state title.

Noelle Ho, No. 7 Legend

All it took was one score in the first quarter for Legend to become CHSAA Class 5A state champions as the Titans held Arvada West scoreless. A huge part of that relentless defense was Noelle Ho. The senior had a team-high seven flag pulls and an interception en route to the win.

Haley Ishman, No. 12 Montgomery Catholic

We have yet another defensive weapon on this week's list with Haley Ishman. The senior grabbed a season-best three interceptions to help power Montgomery Catholic's 47-0 shutout victory over Trinity Presbyterian. To top things off, she added a receiving touchdown to the mix.

Emily Scott, No. 21 Mountain Ridge

When Mountain Ridge shut out Shadow Ridge this week, Emily Scott was the star of the show. The senior totaled 165 receiving yards and three touchdowns, while also hauling in an interception. Her three scores marked the most single-game touchdowns in her flag football career.

Savannah Sevier, No. 5 Central-Phenix City

Savannah Sevier is always a force to be reckoned with, and in a win over Prattville, she proved exactly why. The junior recorded 101 receiving yards and four touchdowns in the Red Devils' win. This was Sevier's second consecutive game with four touchdowns.

Ela Witcher, No. 17 Highland

While Ela Witcher only hauled in two passes in Highland's 49-0 win over Gilbert, she made them count. The sophomore totaled 118 yards and two touchdowns on those receptions, including an 86-yard touchdown.