Friday's Freaks - Week 6

Week #6 had some huge games by Tuscola County Area athletes. Choosing the Freak Nasty player of the week was a tough choice. Here are your Friday's Freaks for Week #6.


Akron-Fairgrove - Corey Jobson 8-268 rushing with 5 TD - Eric Cunningham 14 tackles - Trevor Winnine 14 tackles


Owendale-Gagetown - Nick Zaleski 24-242 rushing with 3 TD


Millington - Tyler Reinert 97 rushing with a TD 106 passing with a TD - Ken Hoffman 16 tackles and 53 yards receiving


Vassar - Dontay Crist 16-179 rushing and 2 TD - Zach Germain 7-13 passing for 202 yards and 3 TD 12 tackles - Troy Hecht 4-81 receiving 2 TD - Marcus Taylor 3-121 receiving TD - Josh DuBois 11 tackles - Ryan Huber 7 tackles and a fumble recovery for a TD


USA - Tyler Masse 2 TD rushing


Reese - Chris Bauer 24-106 rushing with a TD


Mayville - Nate Richardson 60 rushing with 2 TD 13-20 passing for 274 yards with 3 TD 20 tackles - Corey Travis 7-187 receiving 3 TD - Frank Labadie 15 tackles


Kingston - Raydar Williams 20-155 rushing with 2 TD - Jordan Pennington 11 tackles


Caro - Kyle Diaz 34-173 rushing with a TD


The Freak Nasty Player of the Week for Week #6 is .................. a tie. I could not choose between the two guys who accounted for five touchdowns apiece. Akron-Fairgrove's Corey Jobson and Mayville's Nate Richardson are the Freak Nasty Player of the Week. Congratulations gentlemen and good luck the rest of the season.

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