Week 9 Area Leaders

Leaders from Week 9

QB:
1. Drew Ormseth, Crystal Lake South: 282 yards, 2 tds; rushed for 153 yards, 2 tds
2. Steve Dazzo, Prospect: 201 yards, td; rushed for 200 yards, 3 tds
3. Dae’ Shaun Hurley, Morgan Park: 268 yards, 2 tds; rushed for 102 yards, 2 tds
4. Isaac Watson, Lindblom: 255 yards, 4 tds
5. Joe Jacobson, Ridgewood: 252 yards, 5 tds

RB:
1. Kapri Bibbs, Plainfield North: 354 yards, 5 tds
2. Julian Russell, Gordon Tech: 298 yards, 2 tds
3. Ryan Kent, York: 289 yards, 4 tds
4. Fred Palma, Downers North: 238 yards, 7 tds
5. McKinley Moore, Marist: 228 yards, 3 tds

WR:
1. PJ O'Connor, Ridgewood: 7 receptions, 199 yards, 3 tds
2. Jeremy Birck, Warren: Caught 9 receptions, 190 yards, td
3. DeVantay Kwaaning, Lindblom: 3 receptions, 128 yards, 3 tds
4. Brandon Barker, Curie: 3 receptions, 105 yards
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DEFENSE:
1. Nick Lifka, Naperville North: 15 tackles, 2 TFL
2. Jimmy Gill, Chicago Academy: 14 tackles
3. Enoch Smith, Collins: 9 tackles, 2 sacks, fumble recovery for td
4. Josh Katlin, Highland Park: 9 tackles, int
5. Mike Taylor, Curie: 10 tackles

Game of Week 7

Week 7 starts with the same assumed teams claiming their 1st Round spots in the twenty-ten post season, and a few teams who never seen what was coming.

The usual suspects in this years playoffs? WW South, St. Rita, Crystal Lake South, Wilmington and Joliet Catholic, to name a few.

The unusual suspects hanging up their pads before November? The Providence Celtics.

A big fan of The Three "S's": Senn, Simeon and Stevenson.

Minooka goes to Plainfield North at 7 p.m. Friday. This will be a test for the Indian 'D' and at the same time, a test for new state record holder Kapri Bibbs. The Tigers have scored 212 points this season, 206 with Bibbs on the field, an average of 35.3 points a game. Minooka has held their opponents to 112 points going into Week 7, that's just 16 points per game. The Indians have scored 226 points, 37.6 per game, while Plainfield North has allowed just 94, 15.6 a game. This one, boys and girls, is gonna be a barn burner.

Big News: Week 6

(14)Vernon Hills
6 weeks in to the twenty-ten season and the boys over in the hills have yet to let an opponent score a single point. 290-0, kids. A new Monsters of the Midway? Is there even a midway in Vernon Hills? I have no idea, but will be keeping my eyes open for Week 7 when they bust heads with Grant this Friday.

Providence
The last time the Celtics didn't reach the playoffs, was 20-years ago. Twenty straight seasons of getting to play extra football. Not this year. fenwick helped put a stop to that streak Saturday with their 17-7 win. Start again next year Celtics.

Kapri Bibbs
The running back outta Plainfield North rushed for a new state-record 520-yards. He also scored 35 points (that's 7 touchdowns). If you do the math correctly, which I'm probably not, Bibbs scored 1.11 repeating on each of his 39 carries. (Feel free to check the math.)

*Like I have already said, my math was going to probably be wrong. Today, after looking at the post again, I realized that it was indeed wrong. Bibbs scored .8974359 points per carry.

Joliet West
For the first time since the last time, Joliet West picked up a victory as a one school team 32-8 against Joliet Central. Since 1992(?) West and Joliet Central had a team combined of both of the cities Public High Schools. If I remember correctly, the West-Central game each season was one to watch out for. Maybe not because each team was crazy good, but because the fans from West, and the fans from Central, felt they were the better team in town and resembled the parking lot of Soldiers Field on a Sunday in December when the Bears were playing the Packers. This game, and after party, usually got pretty outta control.

I think that sums it up.

Area Leaders from Week 6

Leaders from Week 6

QB:
1. Ryan West, Oswego: 409 yards, 5 tds
2. Malcolm Weaver, Loyola: 370 yards, 6 tds
3. Nick Meyer, Elk Grove: 330 yards, 3 tds
4. Matt Alviti, Maine South: 310 yards, 4 tds
5. Matt LeMire, Barrington: 295 yards, 4 tds

RB:
1. Kapri Bibbs, Plainfield North: state-record 520 yards, 7 tds
2. Terry Baggett, Young: 343 yards, 4 tds
3. Mika’il McCall, Thornridge: 283 yards, 4 tds
4. Cody Bailey, Lindblom: 280 yards, 3 tds
5. Johnathan McClellan, Hubbard: 236 yards, 3 tds

WR:
1. Jordan Westerkamp, Montini: 184 yards, 2 tds
2. Lee Taylor, Lemont: 168 yards, 4 tds
3. Zach Dulla, Barrington: 153 yards, 3 tds
4. Jason Robertson, L-W East: 137 yards, 2 tds
5. E.J. Webb, Loyola: 135 yards, 2 tds

DEFENSE:
1. Beshanta Dunning, Lindblom: 10 tackles, sack, 2 forced fumbles
2. Demontez Pendleton, Carver: 10 tackles
3. Corey Thomas, Lindblom: 8 tackles, sack
4. Jamal Allen, Douglass: 7 tackles, 2 sacks
T-5. Joe Kelly, Fenwick: 3 ints, 3 tackles
T-5. Brandon Johnson, Foreman: 3 ints, 80 yard td

Area Leaders from Week 4-2010

Area Leaders from Week 4-2010

QB:
1. Gerard Baker, Leo: 447 yards, 2 tds
2. Tim Blake, Plainfield Central: 282 yards, 2 tds
3. Blake Winkler, L-W East: 260 yards, 3 tds
4. Nick Meyer, Elk Grove: 233 yards passing, 3 tds
5. William Gibbs III, North Lawndale: 242 yards passing, 2 tds

RB:
1. Kapri Bibbs, Plainfield North: 308 yards, 4 tds
2. Cody Gillard, Senn: 235 yards, 4 tds
3. Kaylen Sturges, Argo: 234 yards, 2 tds
4. Jeruel Taylor, Marian Catholic: 218 yards, 3 tds
5. Cody Davis, Lindblom: 210 yards, 3 tds

WR:
1. Vance St. George, Bogan: 4 catches, 136 yards, td
2. James Brown, Evanston: 5 catches, 133 yards, 3 tds
3. Mike Kaufman, Kennedy: 5 catches, 138 yards
4. Trevor Whitehead, Larkin: 9 catches, 133 yards, td
5. Jordan Westerkamp, Montini: 9 catches, 126 yards, 2 tds

DEFENSE:
1. Colin Buscarini, Rolling Meadows: 14.5 tackles
2. Ryan Mojito, Kelvyn Park: 13 tackles, 2 sacks
3. Leo Ivery, Taft: 13 tackles
4. Chris Ballard, Gage Park: 12 tackles, sack, forced fumble
T-5. Leo Ivery, Taft: 13 tackles
T-5. Rashied Treadway, Gage Park: 9 tackles, 4 sacks, 2 forced fumbles
T-5. Vernon Hills holds Round Lake to 44 yards and four first downs while forcing five turnovers. Yet to be scored against this season.

Area Leaders from Week 2-2010

Leaders from Week 2-2010

QB:
1. Reece Butler, Wheaton North: 318 yards, 4 tds
2. John Menken, South Elgin: 303 yards passing, 4 tds; 143 yards rushing, 2 tds
3. Reilly O'Toole, WW South: 238 yards, 3 tds
4. Tom Kolzow, Waubonsie: 203 yards passing, 4 tds; 105 yards rushing
5. Ryan Tentler, St. Patrick: 159 yards, 2 tds; 1 td rushing

RB:
1. Kapri Bibbs, Plainfield North: 338 yards, 6 tds (Bibbs played 1st half and one series in the 3rd)
2. Shepard Little, Schaumburg: 331 yards, 2 tds
3. Alex Morrow, Streamwood: 300 yards, td
4. Joe Cassata, Stevenson: 265 yards, 5 tds
5. Mika'il McCall, Thornridge: 226 yards, 2 tds



WR:
1. James Brown, Evanston: 5 catches, 237 yards, 3 tds
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DEFENSE:
1. Hakeem Chatman, Leo: 14 tackles
2. Dequan Smith, Westinghouse: 6 sacks
3. King holds Vocational to -6 total yards in lightning shortened game (ended w/7:27 left in 3rd quarter.)
4. Ricky Larkin, Rich South: 5 tackles, 3 sacks, blocked punt
5. Andrew Matos, Taf: 2 ints