The High School Girls Flag Football Coach of the Week program recognized Buffalo and Rochester area coaches not only for their efforts on the field, but their personal and team accomplishments off the field. Coaches were selected over the course of 6 weeks of the season. Each winner received a $1,000 grant for their program. At the conclusion of the season, a coach from both the Buffalo and Rochester Regions are recognized as the Coach of the Year and will receive an additional $1,000 grant for their team.
This week, the Buffalo Bills recognized two high school girls flag football coaches as the Coach of the Year.
Clarence High School's Mark Layer (Buffalo Region) and Webster Schroeder High School's Ian Insley (Rochester Region) were chosen for their achievements during the 2025 season. Layer coached the Clarence girls team to regionals and Insley coached the Webster Schroeder girls team to a Class B State Title.
The next generation of football lives in Buffalo, and the Bills are leading the charge. Learn how Buffalo's impact on girls flag football has spread across Western New York!
See photos as Buffalo Bills players congratulate athletes from three New York State championship teams following their minicamp session. The championship teams are: Webster Schroeder Flag Football - 2025 Class B Champions, Pioneer Flag Football - 2025 Class C Champions and Clymer/Sherman/Panama Football - 2024 Class D Champions.
See how Bills Legend George Wilson, Bills Defensive End Javon Solomon and the Bills organization hosted 6 WNY High School Girls Flag teams for the 2025 Far West Regionals at Highmark Stadium. Congratulations to the winners: Penfield (Class A), Webster Schroeder (Class B) and Pioneer (Class C)!
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