Vote now: Who's the Bartlesville-area Week 7 High School Football Player of the Week?
Several outstanding performances highlighted last week's Bartlesville-area high school action.
Here's your opportunity to cast your vote for the Week 7 Prep Football Player of the Week, listed in alphabetical order.
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Shooter Brewington, Ath., Copan
Rising to Herculean heights of heroic effort, Brewington amassed 11 tackles and snared 2 TD passes in a 68-22 victory against South Coffeyville.
Teegan Caron, WR, Copan
The Hornets needed a major boost and Caron proved to be more explosive than rocket fuel. He stepped up with 4 catches for 106 yards and a TD and 51 yards rushing and 2 more scores in a 68-22 rout of South Coffeyville.
Tyrel Cloud, QB, Wesleyan Christian
The combustible Cloud turned in a soaring performance. He participated directly in 58 offensive plays — 19-of-38 (181 years, 2 TDs, 1 interception) passing and 20-for-77 in rushing, in a 26-12 loss to Wilson (Henryetta). He also made 5 tackles.
Braxton Decker, K, Bartlesville
Decker — and his well-educated toe — nailed an extra point and a field goal in Bartlesville’s thwarted bid to stun defending state champion Stillwater. Stillwater scored in the final two minutes to win, 14-10. Decker also came up barely short of a 50-yard FG attempt.
Kane Foreman, QB, Copan
Foreman’s passing was nearly flawless, 10-of-11 for 197 yards and 4 touchdown passes in a 68-22 trouncing of South Coffeyville. The sizzling sophomore also hammered the defense for a rushing TD and helped the Hornets surge back into its quest for playoff home-field advantage.
Jackson Griffin, HB, Caney Valley (Kan.)
No frills thrill runner Griffin surged for 209 yards — on an average of 9.9 yards per carry — and four touchdowns. He also ran for a 2-point conversion in the 35-0 win against Fredonia (Kan.).
Canyon Hindman, QB, Pawhuska
The strong-armed Hindman continues to blossom into one of the state’s top passers. The stinging flinger completed 31-of-45 for 302 yards and 5 TDs in last Friday’s 44-12 win against Salina. He also ran for 43 yards and a score and accounted for four 2-point conversions.
Lane Kyler, WR, Pawhuska
In Pawhuska’s 44-12 thumping of Salina, defensive nightmare Kyler played sky-high, hauling in 8 catches for 121 yards and 2 TDs, continuing to multiply his value in the prolific Huskies’ offensive attack.
John Pease, DL, Barnsdall
In what was mostly a rough evening for Barnsdall, Pease turned in a mightily pleasing and rugged defensive effort, piling up 12 tackles (1 for loss) and a sack in a 61-14 loss to Regent Prep.
Adyn Peugh, DL, Bartlesville
Let’s lay it out simply — in its first three district games, Stillwater had averaged 53.0 points, but against Peugh and his Bruin defensive teammates, Stillwater scored only 14 points. A few of Peugh’s highlights included tackles for loss on a screen pass and on the scrambling quarterback on the same possession and a long sack in the 4th quarter.
Bryce Sickler, Ath., Dewey
The dynamic senior who boasts a chameleonic array of impressive skills, topped Dewey in rushing and receiving and tossed a TD pass to Gavin Lynch in a 35-16 loss to Inola, after Dewey had trailed by just five points, 21-16.
Carson Tennison, WR, Wesleyan Christian
Tennison’s tenacious tentacles were like ball magnets during the Mustangs’ scrappy effort in a 26-12 loss to Wilson (Henryetta) in a battle of district leaders. Tennison hauled in an eye-rising 11 catches for 135 yards and a touchdown. He also made two tackles and recovered a fumble on defense.
P.J. Wallace, TB, Bartlesville
Displaying both a relentless and dynamic style of running — incorporating a style of twists, wriggles, cutbacks and muscle to burst through a throng of tacklers, Wallace burst to more than 140 yards in the Bruins 14-10 loss to defending state champion Stillwater. His 32-yard gallop set up a go-ahead field goal.
Karson Woodworth, WR, Copan
Unleashing a mighty all-around effort, the elusive-as-smoke-in-the-wind Woodworth racked up 69 receiving yards and a TD, and recorded nine tackles and an interception on defense in the 68-22 pummeling of South Coffeyville.
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