Orthopaedic Center of Southern Illinois Player of the Week

Voting is now open and will run through midnight Thursday for this week’s Orthopaedic Center of Southern Illinois Player of the Week. The poll is on the upper right-hand side of the page.

Here are your nominees:

Ahry Comer, Pope County: The sophomore won the Carterville 1A Cross Country Regional individual championship with a time of 17:08, winning by 59 seconds. Comer advances to the Wesclin Sectional this Saturday.

Gavin Genisio, Benton: The sophomore won the Benton 1A Cross Country Regional individual championship with a time of 14:05, which broke the course record by 20 seconds. Genisio advances to the Wesclin Sectional this Saturday.

Keegan Glover, Benton: The senior quarterback completed 14-17 passing for 293 yards and 6 touchdowns in the first half of the Rangers’ 42-14 win at Anna-Jonesboro to complete a perfect regular season. Glover added 25 yards rushing.

Corbin Hickey, Johnston City: The senior wide receiver had 4 catches for 168 yards and 3 touchdowns in the Indians’ 66-8 win over CZR to complete an unbeaten season in Black Diamond Conference play.

Isaac King, Carmi-White County: The junior running back rushed 42 times for 240 yards, scoring 5 touchdowns and adding 5 two-point conversions to account for all 40 points in the Bulldogs’ playoff-clinching 40-25 win at Flora.

David Lee, Du Quoin: The senior quarterback shook off a leg injury to complete 7-14 passes for 111 yards and 2 touchdowns to go with 18 rushes for 64 yards and 2 more touchdowns in the Indians’ playoff-clinching 28-14 win over Murphysboro.

Bella Mavigliano, Carterville: The senior tallied 51 kills, 49 digs, and 54 assists to help the Lions to a 6-0 week, including the championship of the loaded Fairfield Invitational, where she was named tourney MVP.

Venson Newsom, Marion: The senior wide receiver had 7 catches for 178 yards and 4 touchdowns in the Wildcats’ 59-8 win over Mattoon. Newsom set 3 school career records Friday: receptions (104), receiving yards (1992), and touchdowns (27).

Karli Mann, Herrin: The sophomore tallied 126 kills and 64 digs in 8 matches, helping the Tigers finish 6-2 for the week.