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The excitement in San Antonio’s high school football scene heightens as 18 talented athletes compete for the Player of the Week title. With impressive performances each week, including notable achievements from Caleb Quitadamo, fans are encouraged to vote for their favorites before the deadline on September 30. This critical recognition celebrates the hard work and talent of high school athletes, uniting the community around local sports.

Excitement Builds for High School Football Player of the Week in San Antonio!

San Antonio is buzzing this week as the candidates for the High School Football Player of the Week have been revealed for the fourth week of the season! This week’s lineup showcases 18 talented young athletes from various positions, bringing together a rich mix of offensive heroes, defensive stalwarts, and special teams stars. With each passing week, the competition gets fiercer, and it’s clear that local high school football is in full swing!

Top Performers Shine in Week Three

Last week’s spotlight was stolen by Caleb Quitadamo from Boerne Geneva, who won the Player of the Week title with an impressive 84.13% of the votes. Quitadamo was unstoppable in his team’s 69-26 victory over Sabinal, netting a whopping seven touchdowns – five through the air and two on the ground – along with a staggering 381 passing yards. That performance certainly set the bar high for this week’s contenders!

Vote for Your Favorites!

Football fans won’t want to miss the chance to make their voices heard. Voting for this week’s Player of the Week is open until Monday, September 30, at 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time. Anyone can cast multiple votes, so gather your friends and make sure your favorite players get the recognition they deserve! Don’t forget to share the candidates on social media to spread the word and rally more votes!

Meet This Week’s Candidates

Let’s take a closer look at the young athletes who are vying for the honor this week. The candidates can be found listed in an alphabetical order for your convenience:

  • Amaya from Boerne-Champion: Notched five extra points and two field goals, including one from a long 42 yards, in a 41-14 victory.
  • Bielfeldt: Recorded six tackles (four solo, three for a loss), two sacks, and two quarterback hurries in a dominant 59-0 win against San Antonio Brackenridge.
  • Blount: Rushed for 177 yards and two touchdowns while catching two passes for 45 yards and two more touchdowns in a 61-14 triumph over Sabinal.
  • De Leon: Made a big impact with 20 tackles (17 solo) and a sack leading to a critical Nixon win of 22-18 over San Antonio Southside.
  • Delgado: Excelled by throwing three touchdown passes in a thunderous 62-0 victory against San Antonio Marshall.
  • A junior receiver dazzled with 174 receiving yards on just four catches against Smithson Valley, averaging a remarkable 43.5 yards per catch.
  • A senior quarterback showed versatility, completing five passes for 144 yards and two touchdowns while rushing for 156 yards and three more touchdowns against San Antonio Burbank.
  • Hammons: Came through with 15 tackles (13 solo), contributing to a successful 49-14 win.
  • Jackson: Threw for an impressive 212 yards and five touchdowns by completing 13 of 15 passes, leading Kenedy to a stunning 61-8 win.
  • Knutson: Accounted for four touchdowns in a hard-fought 41-14 victory over Boerne-Champion, passing for three and rushing for one.
  • Marie: Showcased his dual-threat capability with 126 passing yards and four touchdowns contributing to a 56-19 win versus Corpus Christi Miller.
  • Mills: Scored a pair of touchdowns on three catches totaling 45 yards in a comfortable 35-7 win against San Antonio MacArthur.
  • Pape: Lit up the field with 336 yards and three touchdowns in his encounter with Lago Vista.
  • Rose: Showed his prowess by throwing six touchdowns and rushing for one, finishing with 385 passing yards in a strong 50-7 win over San Antonio Sam Houston.
  • A senior receiver caught four passes for 137 yards and a touchdown in a convincing 49-0 victory against Del Rio.
  • Weaver: Rushed for 123 yards and a touchdown on eight carries during Seguin’s 38-21 triumph over Victoria East.
  • A junior quarterback impressed with 388 passing yards and four touchdowns, leading his squad to a decisive 49-14 victory against San Antonio Veterans Memorial.
  • Zavala: Carried 24 times for 175 yards and two touchdowns, contributing to a solid 49-21 win against Uvalde.

Why It Matters

The Player of the Week voting isn’t just about the athletes who take home the title. It’s a way for everyone to come together and celebrate the incredible talent in our local high school sports scene. Each of these players has showcased hard work and determination on the field, and this recognition highlights their efforts, regardless of vote totals.

So, as we gear up to see which standout player will take the title this week, remember to get involved, cast your votes, and support our local athletes. High school football in San Antonio is more than just a game; it’s a community event that brings everyone together!

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