Sterling Limousine Players of the Week ''25 (Week 5)

Sterling Limousine and Transportation Services of Wrightstown is proud to recognize the SOL’s Players of the Week. Players are chosen based on the nomination of SOL coaches and football contributors. This year’s Sterling Limo Players of the week are in memory of John Donohoe. Pennridge photos courtesy of Laura Rowe, Souderton photo courtesy of Kim Supko, Wissahickon photo courtesy of Gregory Powell, Truman photos courtesy of Richard Owens, Bensalem photo courtesy of Michael Rice Photography.
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In Memory of John Donohoe
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Players of the Week (Week 5)

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Players of the Week.

Aidan Mayfield, Bensalem – The senior standout played a starring role in Bensalem’s 38-30 win over Cheltenham. Mayfield was a workhorse on offense, finishing with 23 carries for 139 yards and one touchdown. He also had a 33-yard touchdown reception, and he returned a kickoff 82 yards for a touchdown.

Raheem Bradley, Harry S Truman – The senior standout scored all three of his team’s touchdowns in Harry S Truman’s 20 -7 win over Council Rock North that included a rushing touchdown, a pick 6 and a pass reception for a TD. The win was the first for Truman in SOL play since 2022.

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Offensive Players of the Week

Mujana ‘JoJo’ Sudi, Souderton – The senior running played a key role in Souderton’s 49-12 win over Quakertown in the 309 Bowl, finishing with seven carries for 162 yards and two touchdowns. Sudi was the catalyst in the Indians' punishing ground game that amassed 368 yards and averaged close to 10 yards a carry.

Tyree Chambers, Wissahickon – The junior running back turned in a monster performance in Wissahickon’s 41-21 win over Interboro. Chambers had 11 carries for 133 yards and two touchdowns and four receptions for 72 yards and a touchdown, finishing with 205 total yards of offense.

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Defensive Players of the Week

Pennridge Defensive Unit – The defense played a major role in Pennridge’s 34-10 win over North Penn, allowing less than 100 yards rushing for the program’s first win over the perennial powerhouse Knights since 2012. The Rams’ defense had two interceptions and four tackles for loss.

Liam Hoey, Central Bucks East - The Patriots' inside linebacker was a catalyst in Central Bucks East's 7-0 shutout win over Pennsbury. Hoey led East with eight tackles, four TFL's, one sack, one forced fumble, and one fumble recovery.

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Special Teams Player of the week

Luis Nunes, Pennridge – The senior kicker has been a difference maker this season, and he had a big day in the Pennridge’s 34-10 win over North Penn. Nunes was 4-for-4 on extra points, he had three touchbacks on kickoffs, and he split the uprights on two field goals – one of 36 and another of 41.

Sterling Limo Honor Roll:

Louie Cipollo, Central Bucks West – The junior quarterback had 159 rushing yards and one touchdown in Central Bucks West’s 25-21 win over Central Bucks South in a key conference game.

Michael Eckart, Neshaminy – In a remarkable showing, the senior quarterback competed 16 of 17 passes for 251 yards and five touchdowns – all in the first half of Neshaminy’s 48-6 win over Abington.

Gavin Graham, Central Bucks South – The junior running back had a big game in Central Bucks South’s 25-21 loss to Central Bucks West, finishing with 111 yards on 24 carries. He scored all three of his team’s touchdowns.

Noah Keating, Pennridge – The senior quarter back accounted for four touchdowns in Pennridge’s 34-10 win over North Penn, one passing and three rushing.

Gavin Mensch, William Tennent – The junior quarterback played a starring role in William Tennent’s 22-6 win over JP McCaskey, complete 7 of 9 passes for 103 yards and a touchdown. He also had 12 carries for 113 yards.

Charlie Pisoni, Souderton – The freshman had a big day in Souderton’s 49-12 win over Quakertown in the 309 Bowl. He not only recovered his own on-sides kick and was 2-or-2 on PATs.

Sam Piszel, Central Bucks East – The senior was a key contributor in Central Bucks East’s 7-0 win over Pennsbury. Piszel had three receptions for 74 yards, and on defense, he had eight tackles, one TFL, one sack.