The Maxwell Football Club's Mini Max Dinner is a distinguished event celebrating outstanding achievements in high school football in the tri-state region (PA, DE, NJ). Held annually, this gathering honors high school football players, coaches, and teams who have demonstrated exceptional skill, leadership, and sportsmanship throughout the season.
Hosted at various locations, the Mini Max Dinner provides a platform to recognize the contributions of young athletes and coaches to the sport. The event features awards for standout high school players, as well as acknowledgment of coaches who have made a significant impact on their teams. By highlighting these achievements, the Mini Max Dinner aims to foster the growth of football at the grassroots level and inspire the next generation of players.
In addition to celebrating individual and team accomplishments, the Mini Max Dinner serves as an opportunity for the football community to come together, share experiences, and build connections. The event underscores the Maxwell Football Club’s commitment to promoting excellence and integrity in the sport while supporting youth development and sportsmanship.
A LOOK AT SOME RECENT MINI MAX DINNERS
MEET KRISTA QUINN
THE FIRST FEMALE PLAYER TO WIN A MAXWELL FOOTBALL CLUB AWARD
Krista Quinn had a groundbreaking 2023 season, making history as the first female player to receive a prestigious honor from the Maxwell Football Club. As a key player for her team, Quinn's impressive performance and leadership on the field showcased her exceptional skill and dedication. She helped played a role in starting and shaping Athena Athletics, the largest and most-recognized all-girl recreational and travel flag football team in the state of Pennsylvania. Quinn consistently delivered standout plays and demonstrated a high level of sportsmanship, solidifying her status as a trailblazer in flag football. Her performances have earned her the title of Finalist for the NFL Flag Player of the Year, which is awarded to the top 18u-female player. Quinn's achievements not only highlighted her individual excellence but also paved the way for future generations of female athletes in the sport.
