Sterling Limousine and Transportation Services of Wrightstown is proud to recognize the Players of the Week. Players are chosen based on the nomination of SOL coaches and football contributors.
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OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Eli Boehm, Central Bucks West – The senior running back was a workhorse out of the backfield, carrying the ball 26 times for 329 yards and three touchdowns in Central Bucks West’s 44-35 win over North Penn in a District 1 6A quarterfinal game.
Coach Rob Rowan says: “It was just an incredible performance. I don’t really know what to say other than it’s an incredible performance. I’m not surprised. He’s an unbelievable football player. He’s been doing it for three years now, but I think he was on a mission, like a solo mission – we’re not losing. He’s so tough.”
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DEFENSIVE/SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Conor McFadden, Central Bucks West – The junior speedster created all kinds of problems for the Knights in Central Bucks West’s 44-35 win over North Penn in a District 1 6A quarterfinal contest. With the Bucks on top 38-35, the junior standout recovered a fumble of a squib kick on the North Penn four-yard line. Two plays later West quarterback Ganz Cooper punched it in from a yard out, and the Bucks led 44-35 with 7:35 remaining. Earlier, in the first half, McFadden turned a pass near the line of scrimmage into an 81-yard touchdown. Late in the game, his interception with the Knights driving all but sealed North Penn’s fate.
Coach Rob Rowan says: “That was just a really unbelievable play by him. We’re just playing a zone coverage, he had his eyes on the quarterback and saw a front shoulder, drove on it and made an unbelievable play. It changed the game, it changed the entire game. He’s unbelievable.”
Sterling Limo Honor Roll:
Michai Cuffie, North Penn – The senior running back had a big night in North Penn’s 44-35 loss to Central Bucks West, finishing with 152 yards – 127 in the first half – and three touchdowns.
Tommy Hannon, Plymouth Whitemarsh – The senior running back – who is also a force on defense – led the Colonials’ ground game with 23 carries for 122 yards and three touchdowns in Plymouth Whitemarsh’s 30-12 win over Chester.
Riley Hackett & Dom Paone, Upper Dublin - Hackett, a senior defensive lineman, and Paone, a sophomore safety, both had a pair of sacks in Upper Dublin’s 35-0 win over Great Valley in a District 1 5A quarterfinal contest. Both players, according to coach Bret Stover, are hard workers on and off the field, and that has translated to success on the football field.
Nyfise McIntyre, Upper Dublin – The senior running back led the ground game with 125 yards rushing in Upper Dublin’s 35-0 win over Great Valley in a District 1 5A quarterfinal game.
Plymouth Whitemarsh Defensive Line: Jared Kolsun & Joe Foy (defensive ends) and Zach Smith & Tom Montemayor (defensive tackles) – Coach Dan Chang credited the defensive line for containing Chester’s quarterback and making him throw from the pocket in Plymouth Whitemarsh’s 30-12 win over the Clippers in a District 1 5A quarterfinal contest.
Plymouth Whitemarsh Offensive Line: Joe Foy, Zach Smith, Connor Capizzi, Nate Mascio, Tye Hines, and tight end Jared Kolsun - The offensive line, according to coach Dan Chang, was moving people all game and outpacing Chester’s D-line in Plymouth Whitemarsh’s 30-12 win over Chester in a District 1 5A quarterfinal contest. The PW coach also credited running back Nazye Boggs and wide receiver Seve Spruill for blocking tough all game.
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