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BOUND WISCONSIN LEVEL 2 FOOTBALL PLAYER OF THE WEEK NOMINEES
Quintin Arizola, Delavan-Darien
Delavan-Darien needed every yard from Quintin Arizola and the passing attack in a 42-35 win over Edgewood in Level 2. Arizola completed 31-of-40 passes for 432 yards with five touchdowns to lift the Comets into Level 3 for the first time since 2010. He added 17 rushing yards as well plus a two-point conversion.
Brock Hinderman, Iowa-Grant
Iowa-Grant left no doubt in a highly impressive 38-0 win over Pepin/Alma on Friday night. Hinderman was dynamic on offense, throwing for 124 yards with another 104 yards on the ground, including four rushing scores. He also had five tackles on defense with three interceptions, one of which he returned for a touchdown.
Christopher Kenesie, Kenosha St. Joseph
Kenosha St. Joseph won it all in Division 7 last year and has continued to find success after being elevated in D6, taking down Cuba City 28-21 in Level 2. The Cubans could not contain Christopher Kenesie in any facet of the game, as he threw for 182 yards and three touchdowns, ran for 70 yards, caught an 11-yard pass, led the team with 11 tackles, forced and recovered a fumble, had an interception on defense, accounted for 119 kick and punt return yards, and averaged 34 yards on three punts.
Tysen Teal, Northwestern
Northwestern ran by Middle Border Conference champion Osceola 40-12 to remain undefeated. Senior running back Tysen Teal was his normal outstanding self, rushing 28 times for 213 yards with five touchdowns for Northwestern. Teal also caught a 17-yard pass for the Tigers.
Jaxon Zukowski, Monona Grove
Monona Grove opened up what had been a tight game to pull away for a 34-14 victory over Marshfield. Junior quarterback Jaxon Zukowski carried the Silver Eagles, completing 11-of-14 passes for 147 yards. He also toted the rock 17 times for 170 yards and two scores as the Silver Eagles are into the sectional finals for a second straight year. Zukowski also punted once for 31 yards and had an interception on defense that he returned 56 yards.
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