Szczuka’s strongest case came during JSerra’s unbeaten flag football season, according to the report. The Lions reportedly finished 28-0, won the CIF-SS Division 1 title and secured the Trinity League MVP award for Szczuka.
Operating as a running back, wide receiver and pass rusher, she is reported to have produced:
Those numbers underline her all-round influence. Szczuka was not limited to creating plays in possession; she also contributed defensively as JSerra completed a perfect campaign.
The report says Szczuka then became a key attacking figure in football, earning first-team All-County recognition at forward and the Trinity League’s offensive player of the year award.
She reportedly scored 11 goals and added two assists, helping JSerra finish second in league play and reach the girls football Open Division playoffs. That transition between formats is central to the award: the demands of flag football and football differ, yet Szczuka remained a decisive contributor in both.
Her academic record also strengthened the case. The report says she posted a 4.14 final-semester grade-point average and holds a 3.45 overall GPA.
Szczuka is reportedly committed to SMU for football, giving her a clear pathway to continue developing after high school. Her versatility should be an asset as she moves into the college game, where tactical discipline and physical preparation will be tested at a higher level.
The next storyline will be whether she can translate this two-sport dominance into an immediate college impact while maintaining the balance that made her county recognition possible.