Now that the season has kicked off, we have another round of new player additions to the website. We’re not done yet, but here’s 41 new players that have been added as a result of our stops at team practices in August. We’re always looking for coach’s recommendations.
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What a week to have to pick “the Game of the Week!” There are several key early matchups on the docket, including the opener for several teams. What games are the hottest this weekend? Check ’em out….
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($$) It didn’t take long for another offer to come along for Grayson Boyce. His performance in a 50-0 win over Southampton may have had something to do with it. Boyce had a light night offensively, posting 79 yards rushing on nine carries with a touchdown. Defensively, he was a presence at defensive end. His team limited the Indians to only 31 yards of offense on the night. This weekend, Boyce added his eighth scholarship offer.
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Old Dominion celebrated their rise to the FBS level with their trip to East Carolina on Saturday. While the Monarchs are a little disappointed with their 52-38 loss to the Pirates, it marks a new level of achievement for the program. ECU freshman Davon Grayson of King’s Fork High School got the start at wide receiver in the same month that he officially became a part of the program. The start itself was an achievement, but his three touchdown receptions could be called a difference maker in the game. Grayson reflected on the experience with recruit757.
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Congratulations to the opening week’s Buffalo Wild Wings Player of the Week, Patrick Prosser of Denbigh High School. In the fan voting, led five other highly qualified candidates to win the award. All of the nominees had astounding performances last week, but Prosser took the prize with his impressive defensive performance in an hard fought, 28-21 win over Tabb.
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Granby vs. Woodside was the Game of the Week on Sportswrap and recruit757. The game pitted two top Division 6 teams against each other: perennial playoff team Woodside, who’s a bit of a dark horse on the Peninsula this year, and Granby, who was 9-1 last year, falling only to eventual Division 5 State Champion Lake Taylor in the last seconds of their regular season meeting last year.
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The Bethel Bruins ran away with their game against Menchville on Friday night. Here, in video exclusive to recruit757, you’ll get Ricky Walker’s take on his team’s performance, and a review from Bethel Head Coach Bubba Hooker.
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This weekend was the opener of the season for football in the 757. While there were some lopsided games to open up the season, there were some stellar performances, and they deserve to be recognized. You can go to recruit757 on Facebook to vote, or follow the link we’ve provided below to pick your favorite. The winner each week will be honored with an article, a photo spread, and an award from Buffalo Wild Wings and recruit757.
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Coming off of a 9-1 season where they were just a whisker away from topping eventual State Champion Lake Taylor, the Granby Comets had a lot to play for. After all, Coach Curt Brown’s team is finally where he’s wanted it to be. They’ve become a winner. On Friday night, Woodside had plans of their own.
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For Menchville, the benefit of having a game under their belts didn’t play out. A week after losing to Maury 62-0, the Monarchs topped that futility by falling to Bethel 65-0. It wasn’t a matter of one-upsmanship. The Monarchs just couldn’t get it going on either side of the ball.
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