Vote: Who should be SBLive Ohio's high school Athlete of the Week (10/3/2023)?
Here are the candidates for SBLive’s Ohio high school Athlete of the Week for September 24-30. Read through the nominees and cast your vote. Voting will conclude Sunday at 11:59 p.m. If you would like to make a nomination in a future week, email athleteoftheweek@scorebooklive.com.
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Luke Brand, Milford football
The junior quarterback went 14-of-19 for 224 yards and three touchdowns. He also had a rushing score of his own in the third quarter to make the score 35-0. Milford defeated Walnut Hills 41-7.
Casey Bullock, St. Edward football
In Bullock’s first game back from an injury, he didn’t miss a beat. The signal-caller finished 12-of-16 for 257 yards and three touchdowns as the Eagles defeated St. Ignatius 42-7 for their seventh straight win in the rivalry.
Marquise Davis, Cleveland Heights football
The junior running back was a familiar face in the end zone, scoring six touchdowns to lead Cleveland Heights past Solon 42-28.
Damien Dawson, Lockland football
Dawson threw for 100 yards and rushed for 220 yards and a touchdown in the Panthers' 48-7 win over New Miami.
Jack Ericson, Ursuline football
Tossed three touchdown passes, including a 51-yarder, to lead Ursuline to a 34-20 road win over St-Vincent-St. Mary.
Camille Hostettler, Medina Highland girls soccer
In a 1-1 tie against the state’s No. 1 team Medina, Hostetler scored the lone goal for the Hornets.
Caleb Jones, Archbishop Hoban football
Archbishop Hoban beat Walsh Jesuit 57-7 at Dowed Field and Jones had 76 yards on seven carries, while scoring three touchdowns.lockllll
Zach Jones, London football
Jones racked up 248 yards on 22 carries and five touchdowns and on defense, he had an interception to help seal a 57-48 win over Jonathan Alder.
Diore Hubbard, Gahanna Lincoln football
Rushed for 252 yards on 21 carries and three touchdowns in the Lions’ 20-7 win over New Albany.
Jordan Houston, Princeton football
Scored two touchdowns for the Tigers including a 19-yard one-handed catch in the end zone. Houston finished with a total of 42 yards on two receptions as Princeton defeated Fairfield 35-14.
Colton Kruse, Liberty Center football
The senior running back led the offense with 139 yards on eight carries and five touchdowns as the Tigers blanked Patrick Henry 62-0. One of his biggest plays of the night came on a 52-yard run in the second quarter. He also recorded a fumble recovery in the first half.
Logan Lesch, Sandusky Perkins football
En route to a 49-14 victory over Edison, Lesch went 21-of-28 for 428 yards and six touchdowns.
Elise Marchal, Kings girls volleyball
Helped cap off a 3-0 week for the Knights with a 32-kill performance in a five-set win over Seton.
Jordan Marshall, Moeller football
The Michigan commit rushed 22 times for 117 yards and three touchdowns while also throwing a 46-yard touchdown pass as Moeller defeated Elder 38-7. In the third quarter, Marshall broke the program’s record for rushing yards.
Sarah Mohr, Massillon Perry girls volleyball
In a win over GlenOak on Thursday Mohr recorded her 2,000th career assist.
Brayden Moore, Olentangy boys soccer
With Olentangy trailing Olentangy Berlin 3-1 last in the game, the junior scored twice in the final 1:32 to tie the game.
Caroline Thompson, Sycamore girls golf
Won the Lady Elk Invitational at The Golf Club at Yankee Trace by three strokes, shooting a 37-31-68. Her 31 on the back-9 was the best 9-hole score by three shots.
Dom Trivisonno, Aurora football
The senior kicker became the program’s all-time extra point leader during the Greenmen’s 38-0 win over Tallmadge.
Seth Truter, Sycamore football
Truter went 10-of-13 for 194 yards and four scores to edge Lakota East 38-30.
Tre Wilson, Canton South football
Reeled in two long touchdowns of 65 and 69 yards to help South defeat Triway 35-28.
