Friday's Freaks Week 7

Week #7 saw some outstanding performances. Here are the best of the best, this week's Friday's Freaks.

Reese - Derek Saylor 30-244 rushing 3 TD

USA - Tim Canfield 11-134 rushing TD - Scott Fletcher 12 tackles INT

Kingston - Raydar Williams 20-343 rushing 4 TD - Dakota Fee 7-69 rushing 2 TD

Akron-Fairgrove - Matt Chorba 19-140 rushing - Corey Jobson 15-101 rushing TD

Vassar 8-87 rushing 3 TD - Tyler Best and Josh - Zach Germain 8-11 passing 110 yards TD 16-105 rushing TD 11 tackles - Keif VickersDuBois 13 tackles apiece

Owendale-Gagetown - Nick Zaleski 21-181 rushing 4 TD - Brent Reil 15-185 rushing TD 96 yards passing 2 TD

Millington - TylerReinert 17-223 rushing 4 TD - Kyle Hemingway 20-162 rushing TD

Caro - Kyle Diaz 27-128 rushing TD - Seth Kratz 14-106 rushing TD & TD receiving

Mayville - Nate Richardson 16-120 rushing 14-22 passing 159 yards TD 18 tackles fumble recovery

North Branch - Cody Stawecki 23-165 rushing TD - Dion Cimini 17-100 rushing TD

Marlette - Jordan Hayward 9-19 passing 146 yards TD 17-106 rushing TD

With all due respect to all the great games this week, I could not have co-Freaks. Because he only started taking hand offs from the tailback position on Thursday. Reese's Derek Saylor is the Freak Nasty Player of the Week.

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