Friday's Freaks for Week 7

Frankenmuth - Luke Sheppard 10-38 rush TD 124 yds pass TD, Jacob Frank 13-61 rush TD

Millington - Justin Stutler 26-219 rush 2 2PAT, Jesse Stewart 16-80 rush 2TD 2PAT, Zach Stewart 12 tck

Caro - Mike Daniel 24-151 rush TD 2-60 rec

North Branch - Doug Griffin 9-88 rush TD 1-1 pass 15 TD, Shelby Warburton 12-55 2TD, Brandon Urchick 8-46 2TD

Kingston - Taylor Nichol 5-90 rec TD, Ish Morrell 8-51 TD 17 tck, Dustin Pennington 19tck

Cass City - Austin Osentoski 25-186 3TD 8tck

Mayville - Aaron Mercer 16-196 rush TD, 13-26 pass 137 TD

Reese - Cody Summerville 10-189 rush 2TD, Travis Menapace 3-7 pass 62 2TD, Justin Heinlein 3-60 rec 2TD 8tck INT, Travis Mendyk 12 tck, Kevin Keinath 11 tck, Kevin Kinasz 11 tck

Vassar - Kyle Auernhamer 5-12 pass 133 TD TD rush, Troy Hecht TD rec INT

USA - Tyler Masse 14-114 TD, Tim Canfield 12-57 2TD, Dakota Gangler 9 tck sack fumble recovery blocked punt

Week 7 Friday's Freak Nasty Player of the Week is ...........Millington's Justin Stutler. Stutler led his team with 219 yards and 2 two-point conversion's in the Cardinal's 24-22 comeback victory over Caro.

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