The Knights quarterback hit big plays in the second half to help LCA blow past Franklin, tossing four touchdown passes on 14-of-21 passing for 183 yards. Hills also ran for 26 yards on six carries.

Justin Williams, Southside

After a couple of rough weeks, Williams is becoming a regular candidate again. This time, he ran for 214 yards and two touchdowns on 33 workhorse carries to lead the Sharks to a 35-20 victory over Lafayette High.

Walker Pugh, St. Thomas More

Barbe's explosive offense came to Lafayette averaging 52.3 points a game with one of the state's best running backs. All Pugh did to limit the Bucs to two scores was collect 10 solos, 11 assists and two quarterback hurries.

Thomas Carter, Loreauville

No, Carter didn't put up the most prolific numbers all season in leading the Tigers to a 12-10 comeback win over Catholic High. Carter did so by rushing for 137 tough yards and a touchdown on 31 carries for the huge rivalry win.

Pierce Gable, Westminster-Lafayette

The Pierce Gable train continued to steamroll the opposition. This time, he ran for 200 yards and four touchdowns on nine carries on offense. On defense, he had six tackles and an interception return for touchdown.