2 months ago
There were several standout individual football performances in week one across Southwestern Indiana. Who gets your vote?
Each week you can vote for both the Courier & Press football Player of the Week. Below you will find the football poll and brief info on each performance. You can vote as often as you'd like until 5 p.m. CDT Thursday. Simply refreh the page to vote again.
More: What we learned from Week 1 of high school football in Southwestern Indiana
Jaivon Aunspach, Castle: The junior wide receiver had eight catches for 130 yards and four touchdowns in a 29-26 win at North.
Leyton Battles, Vincennes Lincoln: The senior defensive back had two interceptions, including the game-clinching pick in the final minute, during a 7-6 victory over Terre Haute South.
#Football #courier
Each week you can vote for both the Courier & Press football Player of the Week. Below you will find the football poll and brief info on each performance. You can vote as often as you'd like until 5 p.m. CDT Thursday. Simply refreh the page to vote again.
More: What we learned from Week 1 of high school football in Southwestern Indiana
Jaivon Aunspach, Castle: The junior wide receiver had eight catches for 130 yards and four touchdowns in a 29-26 win at North.
Leyton Battles, Vincennes Lincoln: The senior defensive back had two interceptions, including the game-clinching pick in the final minute, during a 7-6 victory over Terre Haute South.
#Football #courier
2 months ago
EVANSVILLE — Chaos. How else can you describe that ending at Bundrant Stadium?
Castle football came away with a 29-26 win against North on August 21 to start its season on the right note. Leading the way was quarterback Sawyer Winsett and wide receiver Jaivon Aunspach. The pair connected for all four of the Knights' touchdowns.
The performance was special, and it was coming. Just ask Aunspach.
More: Memorial football sets a positive tone with dominant Week 1 victory over Jasper
More: Updates, scores from week 1 Southwestern Indiana football games
#aunspach #bundrant
Castle football came away with a 29-26 win against North on August 21 to start its season on the right note. Leading the way was quarterback Sawyer Winsett and wide receiver Jaivon Aunspach. The pair connected for all four of the Knights' touchdowns.
The performance was special, and it was coming. Just ask Aunspach.
More: Memorial football sets a positive tone with dominant Week 1 victory over Jasper
More: Updates, scores from week 1 Southwestern Indiana football games
#aunspach #bundrant
