The Marion Star is inviting readers and fans to participate in the selection of the standout football player from Week 3 of high school football in the Marion area. This initiative highlights the impressive performances of local athletes and allows the community to engage in celebrating their achievements.
The voting for the Marion Star Football Player of the Week Poll is open until 9 a.m. on Tuesday, September 8. Fans are encouraged to cast their votes as frequently as allowed, making their voices heard in recognizing the top performers from this week’s games.
Among the nominees for this week’s poll are several players who delivered remarkable performances. Dez Feliciano from Marion Harding had a standout game, throwing for 129 yards and a touchdown while also rushing for 75 yards and another score in a victory against Bellefontaine. His dual-threat capability was crucial in securing the win for his team.
Another strong contender is Nickolas Hajjar of North Union, who threw for 186 yards and a touchdown and added 60 rushing yards with two additional touchdowns in his team's win over Northmor. His ability to contribute both in the air and on the ground showcases his versatility as a quarterback.
From Pleasant, Keean Perriguey made an impact on defense, returning an interception for a touchdown and scoring again on a fumble recovery, despite his team’s loss to Whitehall-Yearling. His defensive prowess and ability to score points even in defeat highlight his skills and determination.
Mount Gilead’s Tyler Herr had an explosive game, rushing for 200 yards on just nine carries and scoring a touchdown. He also caught three passes for 77 yards and another touchdown in a decisive win over Grove City Christian, making him a formidable offensive weapon.
Lastly, Archer Johnson from Elgin had a phenomenal performance, accumulating 307 all-purpose yards. He ran for 222 yards on 24 carries, scoring four touchdowns, and also returned a kickoff 85 yards for a touchdown in a victory against Waynesfield-Goshen. His exceptional ability to make plays in various situations makes him a standout candidate for this week’s honor.
Highland’s Kane Stover also deserves mention for his defensive efforts, recording nine tackles and two tackles for loss in a tough matchup against Mount Vernon. His contributions on the defensive side of the ball were significant, even though the team faced a challenging game.
Fans can find the poll exclusively on MarionStar.com and its app, where they can cast their votes for the player they believe had the most impressive performance during Week 3. This voting opportunity not only celebrates individual achievements but also fosters community spirit as fans rally behind their local athletes.
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