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Philadelphia Catholic League Players of the Week (Week of October 11, 2026)

Written by: on Wednesday, October 14th, 2026. Follow Ed "Huck" Palmer on Twitter.

Offensive Player of the Week:

-Josiah Everett (West Cath. – Sr. – QB)- Everett was remarkable in the Burrs, 36-20, win over Ryan this past weekend. He passed 19-for-29, for 347 yards and 3 scores. His touchdowns covered 24, 25, and 75 yards.

Offensive Honor Roll:

-D’Andre Webb (Wood – Sr. – RB)

-Jahmil Hawkins (Roman – Jr. – QB)

-Jayden Alford (Roman – Sr. – WR)

-RJ Kinlaw (Carroll – Frosh. – QB)

-Omarie Demercado (Bonner-Pren. – Sr. – RB)

-Mehki Martin (Bonner-Pren. – Sr. – RB)

Defensive Player of the Week:

-AJ Wright (Roman – Sr. – DL)- Throughout the Cahillites’, 24-7, win over Cardinal O’Hara, Wright was a fixture in the Lions’ backfield. He notched a game-high 12 tackles, with 4 of them coming in the form of sacks. He added another TFL and all totaled these losses accumulated 30 yards.

Defensive Honor Roll:

-Traevin Roberts (SJ Prep – Jr. – DL)

-Elijah Williams (SJ Prep – Soph. – DE)

-Chase Winterborne (SJ Prep – Jr. – LB)

-Cole Wiberley (Wood – Sr. – LB)

-Victor Ezeukwu (Roman – Jr. – DE)

-Ceasar Richardson (Carroll –Jr. – LB)

-Cole Tancredi (Carroll – Sr. – S)

-Khalil Sample (Carroll – Sr. – LB)

Special Teams Player of the Week:

–Colin Stoner (SJ Prep – Sr. – K/P)- In a low-scoring affair Stoner’s leg proved to be very important for the Hawks during their,13-3, victory over rival LaSalle. Stoner blasted a pair of field goals (24 & 34 yards). He had a successful PAT. Additionally, he had two touchbacks and punted five times for a 34.0 average.

 

Multi-Purpose Player of the Week:

–Taahir Spratley (West Cath. – Jr. – WR/DB)- Spratley made his mark all over the field for the Burrs versus Ryan. Offensively, he ne notched five receptions for 141 yards. Twice he found the end zone. Once on a 75-yard jaunt down the left sideline. Earlier, on a 25-yard score, he made a magnificent one-handed catch over a Ryan defender where he high-pointed the ball with his left hand. Defensively, he made five tackles and snagged an interception.

Spectacular in Defeat:

–Simon Horta (O’Hara – Jr. – WR/DB)- Horta was solid in defeat for the Lions. He made two catches for 63 yards, including a 55-yard touchdown for the Lions’ only score of the game. He added an interception on defense. On special teams he amassed 97 yards on two kickoff returns (70 yards on opening kickoff).

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