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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PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
Sterling Limo Offensive Players of the Game:
First Star: Chris Edwards, Hatboro-Horsham – The Hatters’ junior quarter had a hand in all five of the 
Hatters’ touchdowns in their 35-14 win over archrival Upper Moreland – throwing for four and running for another. Edwards accounted for 287 of his team’s 353 yards of offense, connecting on 6-of-10 passes for 141 yards and running for 146 more yards. The win was the first of the season on the gridiron for the Hatters, who have a forfeit win over Springfield.
Coach Mike Kapusta says: “This was his best game, no doubt. Chris is a dynamic player. Clearly he ran the ball very hard and showed a knack for making big plays, but he showed that he is a dual-threat by throwing four TD passes at a very high completion percentage.”
Second star: Darryl Davis-McNeil, Abington – The junior running back had a huge night in the Ghosts come-from-behind 35-31 win over Council Rock South, rushing for 271 yards and four touchdowns on 34 carries. Davis had TD runs of 59, 33, 30 and eight yards.
Second star: Marlyn Johnson, Wissahickon – The junior wide received had a career night in Wissahickon’s 39-36 loss to Plymouth Whitemarsh, finishing with 12 catches for 240 yards and three touchdowns.
Third star: Drasaun Moore, Bensalem – The junior quarterback rushed for 178 yards and two touchdowns and threw for another, delivering a clutch performance to lead Bensalem to a 28-21 win over Central Bucks West. It was Bensalem’s first win over Central Bucks since 1964 before the school split.
Sterling Limo Defensive Players of the Game:
First star: Ben Yerk, Souderton – The Indians’ senior safely led a stellar defensive effort by the Indians, who allowed just 230 yards in Souderton’s 7-0 loss to undefeated Central Bucks South.
Coach Ed Gallagher says: “Ben Yerk has been steadily improving his play at the safety position. He was battling a hamstring issue earlier in the season, but he is starting to feel more comfortable out there now. He has led us in tackling for a few games already, and he turned in a very solid performance on Friday night against a tough CB South team. Ben also provides great leadership for us out there.”
Second star: Marco Rivera, Wissahickon – The junior linebacker finished with 13 tackles – four for a loss – in the Trojans’ 39-36 loss to Plymouth Whitemarsh.
Third star: Oleh Manzyk, Neshaminy – The sophomore linebacker delivered eight solo tackles, one for a loss, and also was credited with one caused fumble in Neshaminy’s 62-28 win over Harry S Truman.
Sterling Limo Special Teams Players of the Game
First Star: Casey Hedson, Abington – The Ghosts’ placekicker was a perfect 5-for-5 in extra points on a night that saw Abington edge Council Rock South by four points (35-31).
Coach Kevin Conlin says: “After a tough start this season, Casey has become a bright spot on our special teams.”
Second star: Rasheed Wright, Wissahickon – Wright raced 65 yards for a touchdown in Wissahickon’s 39-36 loss to Plymouth Whitemarsh
Third star: Dylan McDonald, Neshaminy – The senior kicker had a busy night in Neshaminy’s 62-28 win over Harry S Truman, connecting on 8-of-9 extra points, delivering a 48-yard punt and nine kickoffs for 390 yards.
SOL Honor Roll:
Malik Bootman & Max Winebrake, Upper Dublin – The middle linebackers anchored the Cardinals’ defense in Upper Dublin’s 18-7 win over Quakertown.
Brandon Crews, Hatboro-Horsham – The senior wide receiver had three touchdown receptions in Hatboro-Horsham’s 35-14 win over Upper Moreland.
Justin Horn, Upper Dublin – The senior quarterback completed 9-of-13 passes for 116 yards and also ran it in from 25 yards out to seal Upper Dublin’s 18-7 win over Quakertown.
Mason Luff, Council Rock North – The senior linebacker and captain anchored the Indians’ defense in Council Rock North’s 13-7 win over Pennsbury.
Matt Norris & Nate Norris, Central Bucks South – The dominating duo combined for 24 tackles in Central Bucks South’s 7-0 win over Souderton.
Evan O’Donnell, Central Bucks East – The sophomore quarterback stepped in for the injured Matt Szozypiorski. In his first varsity start, O’Donnell accounted for 176 total yards, rushing for one touchdown and throwing for two others in Central Bucks East’s 31-6 win over William Tennent.
Chase Patterson, Council Rock South – The sophomore running back had 11 carries for 165 yards and two touchdowns in Council Rock South’s 35-31 loss to Abington.
A.J. Sanko, Neshaminy - The senior center anchored the offensive line on a night that saw the Redskins accumulate 538 total yards of offense in a 62-28 win over Truman.
Mike Schoenleber, Wissahickon – The Trojans’ senior quarterback was 18-for-32 in Wissahickon’s 39-36 loss to Plymouth Whitemarsh, throwing for 291 yards and four touchdowns.
Adam Suder, Hatboro-Horsham – Suder hauled in a 36-yard touchdown pass to give the Hatters a lead they would not lose in their 35-14 win over Upper Moreland. He also added 60 yards on the ground.
Reece Udinski, North Penn – The Knights’ senior quarterback completed 13-of-22 passes for 259 yards and five touchdowns in North Penn’s 45-21 win over Pennridge.
Tyler Watson, Central Bucks South – The senior running back accounted for the game’s only score in Central Bucks South’s 7-0 win over North Penn, a 78-yard touchdown run in the third quarter. He finished with 99 yards to lead the Titans and also came up with an interception to preserve the win.
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