Player Of The Week
Welcome to our Player of the Week feature! Each week, we showcase outstanding athletes who have demonstrated exceptional skill, sportsmanship, and dedication to their craft. But here's the twist – YOU get to decide who deserves the title of Player of the Week!
How It Works:
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Nomination Period: At the beginning of each week, we open the floor for nominations. Coaches, teammates, fans, and sports enthusiasts can nominate deserving players who have shone in recent competitions or demonstrated outstanding sportsmanship.
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Voting: Once the nominations are in, it's time for the community to vote! Visit my Twitter (X) and cast your vote for the player you believe deserves to be crowned Player of the Week. Spread the word on social media to rally support for your favorite athlete.
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Winner Announcement: At the end of the week, the votes are tallied, and the winner is announced. The chosen player receives recognition, a featured story on our website, and, of course, the title of Player of the Week!
All Player Of The Week vote polls will be pinned to my Twitter(X)
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Jake Greene was a handful for Franklin County. He ran 29 times for 264 yards and 4 TDs as Spencer County won 55–35. The Bears kept feeding him the ball, and Jake kept finding room to go.
Jake earned Player of the Game and a Player of the Week nomination, but he was quick to give his teammates their credit. The guys up front opened the lanes, and he made those chances hurt. That was a big night for Jake and a big win for the Bears.
Oscar Frye @OscarFrye18TD was slinging it against Zionsville. He hit 14/19 passes for 303 yards and 3 TDs, putting Brownsburg on the way to a 38–3 win. When he saw his opening, the ball was out, and his guys had room to make something happen. The Bulldogs had the game in hand by halftime.
Oscar brought a spark that Zionsville had a hard time slowing down. He fed his receivers, let the run game do its damage too, and kept the whole offense rolling. Brownsburg is 7–0, and this was another big night with Oscar leading the charge.
Myles Dennis made his mark for Booker T. Washington at the RCS Sports Super 16, scoring 21 points while attacking the basket with confidence. He gobbled up 7 rebounds and kept working for the ball when a shot missed.
Myles set up his teammates for 5 assists and came up with 2 steals, giving Washington a boost on both ends of the court. His scoring caught the eye, but the way he helped his team throughout the game made this a strong all-around performance.
Brycen Blevins lit up the field against Unaka, completing 14/16 passes for 302 yards and five touchdowns in Hampton’s 66–8 win. The sophomore delivered one sharp throw after another, giving his receivers chances to make plays and keeping the Bulldogs’ offense rolling.
His performance broke Hampton’s single-game records for passing yards and passing touchdowns. Brycen’s accuracy and command made the night historic, and his explosive passing helped put the game firmly in the Bulldogs’ hands.
Will Smith gave West Catholic a strong passing performance against Spring Lake, throwing for 250 yards and 2 TDs in a 42–31 win. He kept the Falcons moving in a game that demanded points, connecting with his receivers and making his throws count when the offense needed them.
Will has been balling out all season, and this game helped push West Catholic to 5–1. His production made a real impact in a competitive matchup, giving the Falcons another reason to trust their young quarterback with the ball in his hands.
Donovan Warren kept Episcopal’s offense fighting against Kinkaid, throwing for 296 yards and 2 TDs in his Week 6 performance. He attacked through the air with confidence, giving his receivers chances to make plays and keeping the Knights dangerous whenever he dropped back to pass.
Donovan’s ability to move the ball and answer with a big throw made an impact throughout the game. His competitive fire showed as he continued to lead the offense, and his production gave Episcopal something to build on heading into its next matchup.
Cooper Newman, known as “The General,” put on a jaw-dropping show against Cocke County, completing 12/16 passes for 261 yards and 6 TDs in just one half. Along the way, he broke Tennessee’s all-time passing touchdown record and helped Sevier County power its way to a 69–0 win.
Cooper’s rocket arm can light up a defense, but his command of the offense makes the whole attack dangerous. He sees where the ball needs to go, delivers it with precision, and gives his teammates room to make plays. On a night when history was made, the General had the Smoky Bears rolling from the opening drive.
Brayden Sharpe gave Anderson County a big spark through the air in its 49-22 win over Chattanooga Prep, pulling in 5 catches for 146 yards. He made his chances count and helped the Mavericks move the ball in big chunks, giving the offense another way to put points on the board.
Cy Cubbedge was sharp against Madison County, completing 20/24 passes for 224 yards and 3 touchdowns while adding 23 yards on the ground. He kept the ball moving, found his targets when Bradford needed a play, and helped the Tornadoes put up 52 points in a big road win.
Bradford finished with a 52-24 win, and Cy’s accuracy kept drives rolling as the Tornadoes pulled away. His throws gave the offense plenty of life and helped Bradford stay unbeaten.