While the high school flag football season has begun to wind down across the country, the talent isn't going anywhere.

Across the nation, these nine players from USA TODAY Sports flag football Super 25 teams caught our eye this week.

Here is the USA TODAY Sports Top IX of Week 12:

Jaiyana Bogan-Jacobs, No. 12 Campo Verde (AZ)

Jaiyana Bogan-Jacobs could not be stopped in Campo Verde's 62-0 win over Lake Havasu. She connected with Amaya Moreno for 177 yards and a season-high five touchdowns in the shutout victory.

Hayden Fitts, No. 13 Montgomery Catholic (AL)

Hayden Fitts had quite the showing in Montgomery Catholic's 48-13 win over Mobile Christian. The senior completed 15-fo-21 passes for 258 yards and a whopping seven touchdowns. She also added 85 yards on the ground.

Ava George, No. 10 McEachern (GA)

Any time a quarterback throws a perfect game it should be recognized, and that's exactly what Ava George did. The senior completed 12-of-12 passes for 222 yards and four touchdowns in McEachern's win over Pebblebrook. This came as no surprise, however, as George had already recorded a perfect game earlier in the season.

Carson McElroy, No. 7 Milton (GA)

Carson McElroy plays like a seasoned veteran; however, she just picked up the quarterback position this season. In Milton's 33-0 win over Roswell, McElroy threw for 201 yards and one touchdown, while also adding two touchdowns on the ground. She also hauled in an interception on the other side of the ball.

Kate Meier, No. 1 JSerra (CA)

Kate Meier closed out one of the most impressive sophomore seasons in the nation with a bang. In JSerra's 40-14 win over Newport Harbor in the CIF Southern Section Open division state championship, Meier had four passing touchdowns and two rushing touchdowns. And she still has two more seasons on the gridiron.

Amaya Moreno, No. 12 Campo Verde (AZ)

The touchdowns just keen coming for Amaya Moreno. Moreno finished the game vs. Lake Havasu with 344 yards and nine touchdowns. You heard that right, nine. She also rushed for nearly 100 yards in the victory.

Mamie Cate Pangle, No. 3 Greenbrier (GA)

Mamie Cate Pangle had quite the defensive showing in Greenbrier's 27-15 win over Brunswick. Pangle recorded a season-high 12 flag pulls while also adding a receiving touchdown on offense.

Tessa Russell, No. 1 Jserra (CA)

It's hard to talk about JSerra without mentioning Tessa Russell. Russell caught three of Meier's four touchdowns in the Lion's state championship game, accounting for 153 receiving yards. That duo will be back for two more seasons.

Ela Witcher, No. 15 Highland (AZ)

Ela Witcher got it done on both sides of the ball last week. In addition to her two receiving touchdowns, she also hauled in three interceptions in the Hawks' shutout win over Cactus Canyon.