Texas A&M commit scores three non-offensive touchdowns for Bishop Dunne.
Video: Texas A&M commit Brian Williams goes offBishop Dunne standout scores three non-offensive touchdowns. For the second consecutive week a player from Texas is named the Polynesian Bowl All-Star Player of the Week.
The 2019 Texas A&M commit showed why he is one of the best defensive backs in high school football. He returned two interceptions for touchdowns and added a 53-yard punt return for a score.
The first two winners of the Player of the Week face off next when
St. Pius X hosts Bishop Dunne on Friday night.
Only players selected for the 2019 and 2020 Polynesian Bowl are eligible to win the award. Honorable mentions
George Holani — St. John Bosco (Bellflower, Calif.)The 4-star running back from the No. 1 team in the country had a monster game totaling nearly 200 yards of offense and scoring four touchdowns in the Braves' 35-28 win over JSerra Catholic (San Juan Capistrano, Calif.). His performance was huge for the Braves in their Trinity League opener as they improved to 6-0.
Isaiah Williams — Trinity Catholic (St. Louis)The 2019 Illinois commit showcased why he's one of the top rated athletes in high school football. The 4-star playmaker completed 7-of-9 passes for 247 yards and five touchdowns in their 75-15 win over a previously unbeaten Lutheran (St. Peters, Mo.) team. The top rated player from Missouri also rushed for 134 and two scores.
Brendon Clark — Manchester (Midlothian, Va.)It was a big weekend for Notre Dame. The Irish cruised to a 38-17 win over Stanford in a Top 10 matchup and a future Irish balled out for Manchester. Brendon Clark didn't even play in the second half and finished the game with seven touchdowns in the Lancers' 79-0 win over James River (Midlothian, Va.). He completed 11-of-16 passes for 247 yards and five touchdowns adding two more scores rushing.
Tristan Sinclair -— San Ramon Valley (Danville, Calif.)The 2019 Stanford commit had another big-time showing this past week. The 4-star linebacker did it on the other side of the ball in their 24-10 win over Foothill (Pleasanton, Calif.). He carried the ball 19 times for 177 yards and two scores and also had a 70-yard touchdown reception. Over the last two weeks, he has 34 carries for 350 yards and four scores to go with three receptions for 97 yards and two more touchdowns.
