High School Football

DFW area high school football winners in Week 9/Week 5 from Brock, Midlothian, Marcus

Brock RB Cash Jones, Midlothian DB Riley Angel and the Marcus Marauders were voted DFW high school football players of the week and team of the week for Week 9/Week 5.

Jones, offensive POTW, received 45% of the votes after rushing for 304 yards and four TDs in Brock’s 49-14 win over Boyd.

Castleberry WR Lonnie Adams came in second place with 31% after his career game vs. Dunbar (12 catches, 262 yards, 3 TDs). Lake Country RB Hayden Whites came in third.

Angel, defensive POTW, narrowly beat Brock DB Luke Dillingham by 64 votes. Angel picked off three Birdville passes, made four tackles and blocked a kick in Midlothian’s 49-14 victory.

Marcus was voted team of the week with 46%. The Marauders defeated Flower Mound to start 4-0 for the first time in five years.

Brock came in second (28%), followed by Eaton (20%).

Send nominations to bgosset@star-telegram.com by every Monday.

Past winners

Offensive POTW

Week 1, Rendyn Lamance, Boyd

Week 2, Tallyn Welborn, Sanger

Week 3, Brandon Forrest, Lake Worth

Week 4, Dee Kennedy, Benbrook

Week 5, AJ Smith-Shawver, Colleyville Heritage

Week 6, Chris Lee, Azle

Week 7, Omari Milton, Sam Houston

Week 8, AJ Reynolds, Haltom

Defensive POTW

Week 1, Hunter Carpenter, Rio Vista

Week 2, Creed Carter, Sanger

Week 3, Isiah Hall, Lake Worth

Week 4, Steven Bush, Sanger

Week 5, Adrian Martinez, FW North Side

Week 6, Kaleb Tompkins, Midlothian

Week 7, Javione Carr, Sam Houston

Week 8, Deshaun Shields, Arlington Bowie

Team

Week 1, Peaster

Week 2, Rio Vista

Week 3, FW Carter-Riverside

Week 4, Benbrook

Week 5, North Crowle

Week 6, Mans. Summit

Week 7, Grand Prairie

Week 8, Western Hills

This story was originally published October 28, 2020 at 7:00 AM.

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Brian Gosset
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Brian Gosset covered high school sports for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram until 2023. He graduated from Northern Arizona University with a degree in journalism before coming to Texas in 2014.
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