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
Terrell Delp, Harry S Truman - The senior quarterback put up Tom Brady-like numbers in Harry S Truman’s 39-29 win over Pennsbury, completing 17 passes for 350 yards and five touchdowns.
Delp spread the ball around to five different players, but Makai Jackson was his favorite target and also had a career night, hauling in nine passes for 254 yards and three touchdowns.
Coach Ben Johnson says: “This is my third year with this young man. Terrell has mastered this offense. He’s become comfortable. Each and every year from his sophomore year to his junior year to his senior year, he’s gotten better. He’s a leader for us. The kids on the team respect him. He’s really a hardworking kid. He loves the game of football, and you could see it on Friday night. The kid has the ability to extend plays. He can be downright elusive at times, he has a great arm, and his overall awareness is pretty good in terms of his escape-ability and being able to give us a chance to get the ball in one of our playmaker’s hands.”
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DEFENSIVE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
Neshaminy Defensive Line – Junior Joey Zack (D-end), junior Jack Dunkley (D-tackle), senior Mason DiCeasare (Nose tackle), junior Nick Buchys (D-end) – The defensive line won the battle of the trenches and was the undeniable catalyst of a relentless defense that allowed just 37 rushing yards and 47 passing yards for 84 yards of total offense and no points in Neshaminy’s 17-6 win over Souderton. The Indians’ lone score came on a defensive strip that was run back for a touchdown. Buchys led the way with seven tackles, two for a loss, while Dunkley had four tackles, 2.5 for a loss.
Coach Steve Wilmot says: “Coming into the season, the coaches felt the defensive line could be a strength on our football team. They are a blue-collar bunch, with some height and athletic ability. Dunkley was a starter last season and Buchys saw some significant time. Joey Zack and Mason DiCeasare worked really hard in the off-season to crack that line-up. I think they were a little disappointed with the way they played the first two games. The last two games they have been very effective, especially against stopping the run. We will need another great effort this week against Central Bucks South.”
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SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Dayvon Tinsley, Neshaminy – The senior wide receiver had two receptions for 45 yards and also had three carries for 59 yards in Neshaminy’s 17-6 win over Souderton, and it was his two carries on a pair of successfully executed fake punts that were the difference makers. Tinsley’s 45-yard run for a touchdown on a fake punt gave the Redskins a 14-0 lead on their way to the big win.
Coach Steve Wilmot says: “Dayvon Tinsley brings energy and a great attitude to whatever he does. He plays receiver, running back, defensive back, and is on every single special team. This week he was very effective on our punt team, running two fakes, one for a first down and the other for a 45-yard touchdown. They were two differently designed plays. He has as great aptitude for football and brings a lot of energy to our team.”
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Levi Carroll, North Penn – The senior wide receiver turned a Ryan Zeltt screen pass into a 32-yard touchdown to spot the Knights a 7-0 lead on their way to a 35-20 win over Upper Dublin. He finished with four catches for 62 yards and two touchdowns.
Will Conlin, Springfield Township – The senior tight end had seven clutch catches for 82 yards and a touchdown in Springfield Township’s 35-21 win over William Tennent. He also came up with a key fumble recovery as well.
Khalani Eaton, North Penn – The senior running back had another outstanding night out of the backfield in North Penn’s 35-20 win over Upper Dublin, finishing with 18 carries for 165 yards and two touchdowns.
Makai Jackson, Harry S Truman – The senior running back turned in a brilliant performance in Harry S Truman’s 39-29 win over Pennsbury, finishing with nine catches for 254 yards and three touchdowns. He also had six carries for 98 yards.
Rocco Ianiero, Central Bucks East – The senior defensive tackle had four tackles from the noseguard position, including two for a loss, in Central Bucks East’s 35-26 win over Bensalem. He also had a fumble recovery and a quarterback hurry.
Pat Keller, Central Bucks East – The junior quarterback completed 11-of-15 passes for 134 yards and three touchdowns in Central Bucks East’s 35-26 win over Bensalem.
Quinn Moody, Central Bucks East – The senior wide receiver returned opening kick-off 85 yards for a touchdown in Central Bucks East’s 35-26 win over Bensalem. He also caught a 35-yard touchdown pass.
Gavin Papp, Council Rock North – A junior who has been a starter since his freshman year, Papp adapted to his hybrid position in Council Rock North’s 35-0 loss to Pennridge, playing inside the box to outside the box to take on the offensive attack of Pennridge. He normally would play safety but was constantly moving to linebacker, accounting for 15 tackles while also assisting on numerous others. He also rushed for 84 yards on the other side of the ball.
Luke Pollock, Souderton – The senior linebacker turned in a monster 19-tackle performance in Souderton’s 17-6 loss to Neshaminy.
Ryan Zeltt, North Penn – The junior quarterback threw for 202 yards and three touchdowns in North Penn’s 35-20 win over Upper Dublin.
Harry S Truman offensive line – Will Brennan, Nasir Corley, Devan Harris, Eliazar Mercado, Maxx Strong – The offensive line paved the way for 500-plus yards of total offense in Harry S Truman’s 39-29 win over Pennsbury
Tyler Woodman, Quakertown – The senior running back had another big night running the football in Quakertown’s 36-20 win over Abington. Woodman had 26 carries for 231 yards and three touchdowns.
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