double-leagued Top Player Performances of the Week
Congratulations to this week's top players! We're covering the best performances from Friday's football action (using all statistics entered as of the time of writing). Enjoy!
Wack Came Up Big in Wheeling Park's 47-20 Victory
Starting off the list is Wheeling Park's Brennan Wack, who we judged to be the best player in the league this week. Wack rushed for 149 yards and three touchdowns on only seven carries, and also picked up 64 receiving yards. He really tore up the turf during one magnificent 70-yard run.
This season, Wack has averaged 17.9 receiving yards per game.
Gamescore: 51.65
Jameson Maynard Delivers Best Performance of Season
On Friday, Wheeling Park got the W thanks in part to Jameson Maynard playing the best football he has all season. Maynard picked up 63 receiving yards and a touchdown, and also rushed for 47 yards. He showed off some serious burst, cutting upfield on a catch for 63 yards.
For the year, Maynard has caught 3 touchdowns while averaging 39.1 receiving yards per game. He's made a big improvement compared to last season: at this point last year, he had one receiving touchdown.
Gamescore: 33.48
Cole Middleton Turns in Another Game with at Least Seven Total Tackles
Cole Middleton continued his hot streak on Friday by dropping his seventh-straight game with at least seven total tackles. He made 18 total tackles (1.0 for loss).
For the season, Middleton has averaged 13 total tackles per game.
Gamescore: 21.50
Parkersburg South Gets a Boost from Bartley in 28-14 Defeat
Another Parkersburg South player making an appearance on this list is Eli Bartley. He rushed for 102 yards and a touchdown.
For the season, Bartley has averaged 17.8 receiving yards per game. That doesn't tell the whole story though: at this point last year, he had one rushing touchdown. This year he is already up to 12.
Gamescore: 19.95
Other Notable Players
- Jay Bordas: 235 yards passing (Gamescore: 19.37)
Article generated by infoSentience based on data entered on MaxPreps
