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. (CB South offensive line photo courtesy of Tracy Valko, CB West & North : https://solsports.zenfolio.com/f1050704496 )
(WEEK 13)
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PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
Central Bucks South offensive line: left tackle Kieran Padgett, left guard Nick Micewski, center Nick Conte, right guard Rolan Hess and right tackle Collin Goetter as well as tight end Jake Menaker: The offensive line paved the way for 440 rushing yards in Central Bucks South’s 42-14 win over Central Bucks West in the District 1 6A semifinal game. Anthony Leonardi’s 285 yards on 22 carries led the way for the Titans’ unstoppable ground game.
Coach Tom Hetrick says: “I’ve never seen anything like it. I’ve been coaching high school football for almost 30 years. I’ve been part of very good offensive lines, but these kids - left to right tackle – do some very elite things. Our tight end – Jake Menaker – gets involved and has sort of brought himself into that corral. Our fullbacks – Sean Moskowitz, Eddie Bowen – are very physical people. We just have guys – I don’t have to motivate them. They just have this intrinsic want to be out there and be physical, and it’s a pretty cool thing to watch.”
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DEFENSIVE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
Adam Oscar & Dan McCusker, Central Bucks South – Oscar and McCusker were catalysts for a standout defensive effort in Central Bucks South’s 42-14 win over Central Bucks West in the District 1 6A semifinal contest. Both finished with a team-high eight tackles. Oscar had seven solo tackles and one assist while McCusker had six solo tackles, two assists and one sack.
(WEEK 14)
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PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
Danny Gies & Jimmy Wade, Central Bucks South – Gies and Wade led a standout defensive effort in Central Bucks South’s 27-7 win over Downingtown West that gave the program its first ever District 1 6A title. Gies had a pair of clutch interceptions that he returned for a combined 80 yards. Wade was all over the field, recovering a pair of fumbles and delivering a team-high 10 tackles – seven solo. Included in those 10 tackles were a sack and two tackles for loss.
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