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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PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Ethan Shine, Central Bucks East – The senior running back/linebacker did it all in Central Bucks East’s 42-0 win over Bensalem. He excelled on both sides of the football, finishing with 195 yards of total offense and four touchdowns. On defense, he had seven tackles – three tackles for a loss.
Coach John Donnelly says: “As good a football player as he is, Ethan is an even better person. He’s very unselfish and would be the first one to thank the offensive line for the holes they created for him. He’s just a really special kid. I’ve known him forever. He was in our Patriot Youth Camps when he was a kid growing up. He’s just a special young man, and we’re glad he’s on our team.
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OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Stephen Broderick, Upper Moreland – The senior running back had 187 yards and three touchdowns on eight carries in Upper Moreland’s 41-13 win over Archbishop Carroll. Through two games, Broderick had 347 yards and six touchdowns on 27 carries. He also had three receptions for 93 yards.
Coach Adam Beach says: "Stephen has worked hard this offseason to prepare himself to be the best possible football player he can be. He was voted captain by his teammates and has been a leader on and off the field. He is a great kid, and you are so happy for him when he has success because of all the work he has put in."
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DEFENSIVE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
Tommy Hannon & Joe Foy, Plymouth Whitemarsh – Foy, a senior defensive lineman, and Hannon, a senior linebacker, were the catalysts of a lockdown defensive effort in Plymouth Whitemarsh’s 34-0 win over Methacton that saw the Warriors manage just three first downs and generate less that 50 yards total offense. Hannon had an interception.
Coach Dan Chang says: “Both Tommy and Joe were stellar in their defensive play. They were disruptive in nature and fundamentally strong all night.”
Sterling Limo Honor Roll:
Braeden Brownholtz, Abington – The junior soccer player came out one day before Abington’s 45-13 win over Council Rock North and not only did a great job on kickoffs but also had a tackle, converted all six extra-point attempts and kicked a 29-yard field goal.
Jack Corrigan, Central Bucks East – The junior kicker was a perfect 4-for-4 on point-after attempts and also had one touchback as well as some solid directional kicking.
Xavier Dantzler, Pennridge – The senior kicker had three punts that flipped the field in Pennridge’s 24-21 loss to Souderton.
Brennan Fisher, Pennridge – The senior running back, an Army West Point commit, ran for 127 yards and two touchdowns in Pennridge’s 24-21 loss to Souderton.
Yazeed Haynes, North Penn – The senior wide receiver, a University of Georgia commit, had a monster game in North Penn’s 49-7 win over Quakertown, finishing with seven catches for 177 yards and two touchdowns. He also had two carries for 35 yards, accounting for 212 yards total offense.
Chris Kerns, Souderton – The senior linebacker led the defense with nine tackles – three for a loss – in Souderton’s 24-21 win over Pennridge. He also ran for 48 yards and a touchdown.
Nate Mossbrook, Pennridge – The senior wide receiver had 62 yards receiving – including a 20-yard touchdown grab on fourth-and-10 – in Pennridge’s 24-21 loss to Souderton.
Aiden O’Brien, Nazye Boggs, & Tom Montemayor, Plymouth Whitemarsh – The trio proved to be a triple threat out of the backfield, combining for 385 yards on the ground in Plymouth Whitemarsh’s 34-0 win over Methacton. O’Brien had 18 carries for 141 yards and two touchdowns. The senior quarterback also threw for a touchdown. Boggs had 12 carries for 118 yards, and Montemoyer had 13 carries for 126 yards and one touchdown. He also had a receiving TD.
Colin O’Sullivan, Upper Dublin – The senior quarterback completed 16 passes for 196 yards and four touchdowns in Upper Dublin’s 35-7 win over Central Bucks West.
Shaun Purvy, Souderton – The senior running back had seven carries for 104 yards and one reception for 14, but it was his 97-yard touchdown run early in the game that set the tone in Souderton’s 24-21 win over Pennridge.
Dylan Siveter, Council Rock North – The senior outside linebacker, a two-year starter, turned in a valiant defensive effort in Council Rock North’s 45-13 loss to Abington, leading the Indians’ defense with 10 ½ tackles.
Josh Young, Abington – The senior wide receiver/defensive end had a pair of touchdowns in Abington’s 45-13 win over Council Rock North. He had a receiving touchdown from quarterback Anthony Pronsanti and also came up with an interception on defense and returned it for a touchdown.
Jared Zimmerman, Souderton – The senior quarterback came up big when it mattered most in the fourth quarter of Souderton’s 24-21 win over Pennridge, scoring on a four-yard touchdown run, delivering a big run to set up another score and then recovering an on-sides kick after Pennridge – which trailed 24-6 heading into the final quarter – trimmed Souderton’s lead to three late in the game.
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