| Fall of 2009 - Week 8 |
| The Westfall quarterback had another monster week, and this week's performance lifted his Mustangs to a come-from-behind win over Adena. Williamson threw for 305 yards and three touchdowns. The WF signal-caller is now closing in on the 1,800 passing yard mark on the year, and he has had a hand in 25 Westfall touchdowns in 2009. He is also a top-five rusher in the SVC. |
| In a 1-1 week for Westfall, it was actually what Cobb did in WF's loss that helped her edge out Taylor Hatfield this week. In Tuesday's loss to Unioto, Cobb delivered an incredible 33 kills. She also had five blocks and 17 digs. In Thursday's straight set win over Piketon, Cobb had 13 kills and seven aces. Cobb, just a freshman, finishes her first varsity season in the top-ten of assists, kills, and digs. |
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| Honorable Mention |
| Honorable Mention |
| Adrian Ross, Unioto (Cross Country): The sophomore won the SVC for the second straight season. Ross posted a time of 15:48 to win the individual title. Unioto took the team title as well. Ryan Valentine, Unioto (Cross Country): Ross had a teammate right behind him in Saturday's race, and right behind him in this week's voting. Finishing just behind Ross, Valentine crossed the finish line in 16:16. Wes Parker, Paint Valley (Football): The senior continues to put up huge numbers per touch. This week he needed just seven touches to go over the 100 yard mark. He also scored twice. Caleb Southworth, Piketon (Football): The senior recorded 108 yards receiving and another 73 yards rushing to help lift his Redstreaks on another night in which they were without Tyler Tackett. Southworth also scored on an 8-yard run to get the scoring started Friday. |
| Taylor Hatfield, Zane Trace (Cross Country): The sophomore repeated as SVC champion Saturday with a time of 18:41. Hatfield now turns to the postseason where she will try to repeat as an All-Ohio runner. Catherine Dresbach, Southeastern (Volleyball): On Wednesday night, Dresbach helped SE to a non-league win over Vinton County with 12 kills and 11 digs. One night later, she recorded 19 kills and 18 digs in a big win over Huntington that gave her Lady Panthers a share of fourth-place with Huntington. Amanda Prickett, Zane Trace (Volleyball): In a five-set win over Huntington that gave ZT outright second-place, Prickett recorded a career-high 48 digs. She leads the SVC in digs per game with an average well over seven per game. Kelsey Bielanow, Adena (Volleyball): The junior recorded 26 kills in two, straight set wins this week - two wins that completed another golden season for Adena. Bielanow, a third-year player, is now 42-0 as a varsity volleyball player in SVC play. Megan Fultz, Huntington (Volleyball): Last week's winner had another great week on the stat sheet. In Tuesday night's tough, five-set loss, Fultz recorded 21 kills, 16 total blocks, 14 digs, and three aces. |
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| Also receiving at least one vote: BOYS = Kirk Maxwell (Zane Trace), Nick Ganus (Zane Trace), Jordan Miller (Piketon), Cody Strange (Unioto), Nick Hammond (Westfall) GIRLS = Danielle Ball (Southeastern), Mariah Park (Unioto), Mallory Retherford (Unioto) |
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