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Mr. PA Football will recognize the top players and teams from each week throughout the 2026 season. Winners are determined by the fan vote here on mrpafootball.com. Use the buttons below to vote for each category. Vote now through Thursday, Nov. 5 (11:00 PM EST) to determine the Week 10 Winners!
Week 10 Player of the Week Nominees:
Small School (Class 1A-3A)
Tyler Amicone, QB/FS, Ellwood City, Sr.: Amicone put together a big performance through the air, throwing for 356 yards and three touchdowns in Ellwood City’s 56–26 loss to Beaver.
David Burrous, LB/TE, Shenandoah Valley, Sr.: Burrous was a force on defense, recording 24 tackles as Shenandoah Valley earned a 21–12 win over Mahanoy.
Brody Chismar, QB, Greensburg Salem, Sr.: Chismar threw for 285 yards and three touchdowns, but Greensburg Salem came up short in a 48–21 loss to Derry.
Nasir Collins, RB/SS, Mount Union, Sr.: Collins turned in another outstanding performance on the ground, piling up 294 rushing yards and six touchdowns as Mount Union captured a 42–14 victory over Windber.
Blaise Ernst, RB, Hamburg, Sr.: Ernst powered his way to 270 rushing yards and three touchdowns, helping Hamburg edge Kutztown, 33–28, for the win.
Shane Frey, QB/LB, Bloomsburg, Sr.: Frey completed a productive night through the air, throwing for 297 yards and three touchdowns as Bloomsburg rolled to a 54–7 victory over Northwest.
Brandon Harris, RB/LB, Trinity, Jr.: Harris delivered a dominant performance, rushing for 297 yards and four touchdowns as Trinity shut out West Perry, 28–0, for the win.
Aiden Heimbuch, DE/OT, Trinity, Sr.: Heimbuch made life difficult for the opposing offense, registering four sacks as Trinity recorded a 28–0 victory over West Perry.
Keegan Hewitt, RB/LB, Bishop Guilfoyle, So.: Hewitt found the end zone three times while rushing for 183 yards as Bishop Guilfoyle rolled to a 38–7 win over Richland.
Kam Hockenberry, WR/CB, Ellwood City, So: Hockenberry hauled in a big game through the air, finishing with 186 receiving yards and two touchdowns, but Ellwood City fell to Beaver, 56–26.
Landon Moser, RB/LB, Mifflinburg, Sr.: Moser helped lead the way on the ground with 246 rushing yards and three touchdowns as Mifflinburg earned a 22–14 victory over Lewisburg.
Yama Navarro, RB/CB, Annville-Cleona, Sr.: Navarro delivered a record-setting performance, breaking both the Annville-Cleona school and Lebanon County single-game rushing records with 411 yards and six touchdowns on 36 carries as Annville-Cleona cruised to a 56–21 win over Schuylkill Valley.
Tevin Owen-Cratsenberg, RB, Highlands, Jr.: Owen-Cratsenberg ran wild for 259 yards and two touchdowns, but Highlands fell to North Catholic, 38–17.
Jaivin Peel, QB, Beaver, Sr.: Peel accounted for seven total touchdowns in a huge performance, throwing for 357 yards and six touchdowns while adding 54 rushing yards and another score as Beaver rolled to a 56–26 victory over Ellwood City.
Antonio Perkins, QB/FS, Burrell, Jr.: Perkins finished with 235 rushing yards and two touchdowns, but Burrell came up short in a 34–12 loss to Freeport.
Big School (Class 4A-6A)
Akhir Brown, RB/CB, Easton, Sr.: Brown put together a strong performance on the ground, rushing for 220 yards and four touchdowns as Easton defeated Nazareth, 37–29, for the win.
Jacob Burns, QB/CB, Susquehannock, Sr.: Burns delivered a spectacular performance, throwing for 390 yards and four touchdowns as Susquehannock rolled to a 42–9 victory over Kennard-Dale.
Ethan Coke, WR/DB, Hollidaysburg, Sr.: Coke was a major weapon in the passing game, hauling in five catches for 192 receiving yards and three touchdowns as Hollidaysburg cruised to a 51–14 win over DuBois.
Jack Dreger, RB/WR/CB, Marple Newtown, Sr.: Dreger rewrote the Marple Newtown record book, rushing for a school single-game record 331 yards and breaking the previous mark of 304 yards set by Adrian Sapnas in 2014. He also contributed defensively with 10 tackles and a pass breakup. His all-around performance helped Marple Newtown shut out Radnor, 10–0, for the victory.
Gabe Duda, RB/LB, Honesdale, Sr.: Duda powered his way to 259 rushing yards and five touchdowns as Honesdale rolled to a 52–0 win over Riverside.
Bobby Felmy, QB/CB, Shikellamy, So.: Felmy accounted for four total touchdowns, throwing for 306 yards and three scores while adding 105 rushing yards and another touchdown as Shikellamy earned a 42–21 victory over Danville.
Niko Graham, WR/CB, Susquehannock, Sr.: Graham came up with a big receiving performance, totaling 157 receiving yards and four touchdowns as Susquehannock captured a 42–9 win over Kennard-Dale.
Chase Hart, LB/DE/TE, Souderton, Jr.: Hart made his presence felt on the defensive side, recording 3.5 sacks and four tackles for loss as Souderton posted a 23–6 victory over Upper Dublin.
Beau Kosmalski, RB/SS, Great Valley, Jr.: Kosmalski continued his outstanding season, rushing for 234 yards and three touchdowns as Great Valley defeated West Chester East, 45–35, for the win.
Gavin Paul, RB/FS, Middletown, Sr.: Paul led the way with 290 rushing yards and four touchdowns as Middletown earned a 40–33 victory over Greencastle-Antrim.
Nolen Pauling, QB/S, Jersey Shore, Jr.: Pauling put on a passing display, throwing for 346 yards and six touchdowns as Jersey Shore rolled to a 53–27 win over Central Mountain.
Manny Regus, DE/LB, Central Catholic, Sr.: Regus turned in a dominant performance up front, recording 4.5 sacks and five tackles for loss as Central Catholic shut out Hempfield Area, 45–0, for the victory.
Aaron Strader, QB, Pine-Richland, Sr.: Strader was highly efficient through the air, throwing for 316 yards and four touchdowns as Pine-Richland cruised to a 49–21 win over Plum.
Rowan Walker, RB, State College, Sr.: Walker helped power the State College offense with 235 rushing yards and four touchdowns as the Little Lions rolled to a 42–20 victory over Harrisburg.
Henry Yez, RB/LB, Haverford, Jr.: Yez put together a huge night on the ground, rushing for 293 yards and five touchdowns as Haverford defeated Conestoga, 49–14, for the win.
Week 10 Team of the Week Nominees:
Small School (Class 1A-3A)
Apollo-Ridge: W vs. Ligonier Valley 43–35
Avonworth: W at Propel Braddock Hills 19–14
Belle Vernon: W at Elizabeth-Forward 29–28
Bishop Canevin: W vs. Seton-LaSalle 21–10
Bishop Guilfoyle: W at Richland 38–7
California: W at Bethlehem-Center 22–20
Grove City: W at Wilmington 31–29
Mount Carmel: W at Shamokin 23–7
Shenango: W vs. Laurel 21–19
Washington: W vs. Fort Cherry 35–14
Big School (Class 4A-6A)
Central Bucks South: W vs. Pennridge 21–14
Central Bucks West: W vs. Central Bucks East 41–14
Garnet Valley: W vs. Ridley 27–14
Great Valley: W vs. West Chester East 45–35
Montour: W at Blackhawk 33–16
Pope John Paul II: W at Pottsgrove 28–21
Spring-Ford: W at Upper Perkiomen 42–21
Springfield-Delco: W at Strath Haven 14–0
State College: W vs. Harrisburg 42–20
West York: W at Dover 47–6
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