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 Cody Morissette of Exeter: The senior QB/DB had a big day in a huge win for the Blackhawks over Bedford Saturday night. Morissette intercepted two passes, threw a touchdown pass, ran for another and engineered a game winning 13 play drive for a 24-21 over the defending champs.

 Ryan Hanson of Winnacunnet: The Warriors proved to be the best defense in the state in their 9-6 come from behind win over Goffstown on Saturday. Winnacunnet now is, along with Salem, the front runner for the top seed in the Division I playoffs.

 Alex Hawkom of Manchester Central: the leading passer in the state had another huge day in Portsmouth on Saturday; completing 18 of 35 passes for 282 yards and 4 touchdowns in a 40-20 win.

 Nick Olibrice of Manchester Central: The Central receiver had a 33 yard touchdown to put the Little Green up two scores early in a big road win at Portsmouth on Saturday.

 Keegan Mills of Campbell: The Cougars running back had a huge game on both sides of the ball. Rushing for 2 touchdowns and 210 yards on just 12 carries. On defense Mills had 5 solo tackles, 8 combined tackles and a quarterback sack in a win over Bishop Brady.

 Carter Vedrani of Campbell: Vedrani was in on four tackles in the win over Bishop Brady. Next up is a showdown with fellow unbeaten Somersworth in a game we will have full coverage of.

 Cody Graham of Portsmouth : While his all-state counterpart Hawkom was able to pick apart the Clipper defense Graham spend most of the afternoon running for his life with very little protection. In the loss Graham went over 850 yards passing on the season with a 18 for 36 for 100 yards a TD and an INT performance. He was sacked 6 times.

 Hunter Adams of Portsmouth : Adams was one of the lone bright spots for the Clippers in catching 4 passes for 53 yards and a TD while also being one of the team leaders in tackles.