CINCINNATI — Another week of Friday night lights is in the books!
Here are your Week 7 Player of the Week nominees:
- Jordan Marshall, Moeller: The senior running back rushed for 113 yards and three touchdowns in a 38-7 win at Elder. He also threw a 46-yard touchdown pass. He became Moeller's all-time rushing yards leader.
- Luke Brand, Milford: The junior quarterback was 14 of 19 passing for 224 yards and three touchdowns. He also had a rushing touchdown. Milford defeated Walnut Hills 41-7.
- Justice Burnam, Anderson: The junior quarterback was 21 of 27 passing for 384 yards and six touchdowns in the Raptors' 46-20 win over visiting Little Miami.
- Aiden Conger, East Clinton: The junior rushed 13 times for 120 yards and three touchdowns in a 35-0 win over visiting Mississinawa Valley. He also had 16 tackles.
- Seton Truter, Sycamore: The senior quarterback was 10 of 13 passing for 194 yards and four touchdowns in the Aviators' 38-30 win over visiting Lakota East.
- Damien Dawson, Lockland: The junior quarterback rushed six times for 220 yards and a touchdown in the Panthers' 48-7 win over host New Miami. He also threw for 100 yards.
- Bubba Smart, Roger Bacon: The sophomore quarterback was 12 of 16 passing for 173 yards and three touchdowns in the Spartans' 34-0 win over visiting Summit Country Day.
- Lee Thomas, Cincinnati Country Day School: The junior had 21 carries for 217 yards and five touchdowns in a 49-8 win over Clark Montessori. Thomas also had a pick-6 on defense.
- Jaiden Jasper, St. Bernard-Elmwood Place: The senior had an 80-yard kickoff return for a touchdown, a 30-yard pick-6 and more than 100 yards receiving a touchdown in a 52-22 win over Miami Valley Christian Academy.
The WCPO 9 Game of the Week was a showdown between Elder and Moeller — with the Greater Catholic League South division title at stake.
The Crusaders (3-3, 2-0 GCL South) won the GCL South title outright for the second straight season with a 38-7 victory. Moeller senior Jordan Marshall had 22 carries for 117 yards and three touchdowns, surpassing 2001 graduate Marcus Blanks to become the school's all-time leader in rushing yards.
Staying in the GCL South, St. X struggled offensively against Louisville Trinity, only managing 3 points. They lost to the visitors 17-3.
Another out-of-state team traveled to Cincinnati to take on La Salle. Cathedral, out of Indianapolis, pulled out a 39-26 win.
In a GMC matchup, Fairfield tried to take down the still-undefeated Princeton Vikings. The Vikings remain victorious, winning 35-14.
Cincinnati Country Day also remains undefeated after a 49-8 win over Clark Montessori. The closest game the Nighthawks have played all season was 33-6.
East Central won big over Connersville, 64-0. They were up 51-0 at halftime.
In a rematch from last year's playoffs, Winton Woods won a close game against Kings, 13-12.
Madeira won nine straight games to start the season last year. This year is a bit of a different story. They were looking for their first conference win against Mariemont. They had a chance in the last minute of the game, but an interception kept Mariemont on top, 21-14.
In another CHL matchup, Indian Hill dominated Reading 37-6.
Harrison also won big, defeating Mt. Healthy 42-6, with a great defensive effort.
In Northern Kentucky, the Highlands Bluebirds stayed red hot to get their fifth straight win, defeating Dixie Heights 51-21.
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Scores for all of tonight's games will be updated below.
