Top Performers of Week 5, Ann Arbor Area Football Player of the Week Fan Poll
ANN ARBOR – The excellence of high school football players from the Ann Arbor area was abundant last week.
Multiple athletes made their mark, and MLive caught on by selecting xx players to take part in the Ann Arbor area high school Football Player of the Week poll for week 5.
Readers can vote indefinitely until 9 a.m. on Friday morning and the results will be announced shortly thereafter.
See which players have been selected this week and vote at the end of the story.
NOTE: The survey results do not affect MLive’s post-season awards and are used only to brag rights and express fan appreciation.
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Zach Antal, saline
Senior
Antal switched from linebacker to running back due to injuries and took his chance when he stormed 134 yards and two touchdowns with just six carries (22.3 yards per attempt) in Saline’s win over Ann Arbor Skyline.
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Cal Bavineau, Dexter
Senior
Almost half of Bavineau’s passes went to touchdowns in Dexter’s win over Ann Arbor Pioneer. The senior completed 9-of-11 throws for five TDs and 241 yards.
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Isaac Brady, Whitmore Lake
Junior
Brady stormed for 70 yards and a touchdown at 11 carries and added a 28 yard fumble recovery to help the Trojans defeat Lutheran Northwest.
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Ethan Budd, Milan
Senior
Budd returned an interception 65 yards for a touchdown in Milan’s blowout win over Flat Rock.
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Samson Dabney, Ann Arbor pioneer
Senior
Dabney recorded a 69-yard touchdown for Pioneer’s longest game of the season, competing against Dexter.
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David Cook, Ypsilanti Lincoln
Junior
Cook made for Lincoln in his game against Temperance Bedford on either side of the ball. Cook returned an interception of 81 yards for a score and caught six passes for 37 yards and had an 82 yard return yardage.
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Ashton Jenson, Ypsilanti
Senior
Jenson continued his strong season when he racked up 153 yards of rushing and a touchdown in Ypsilanti’s game against Tecumseh.
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Bruce Williams, Ann Arbor Huron
Junior
Williams was consistently in the backcourt against Monroe as he counted 11 tackles up the team and recorded a sack in Huron’s win.
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THE SURVEY
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MORE:
Michigan’s top 100 public high schools for athletes in 2022
Ann Arbor Football Highlights for Week 5
Ann Arbor High School Football Scoreboard for Week 5 (September 24)
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