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Philadelphia Catholic League Players of the Week (Week of October 18, 2026)

Written by: on Thursday, October 22nd, 2026. Follow Ed "Huck" Palmer on Twitter.

Offensive Player of the Week:
-Josiah Everett (West Cath. – Sr. – QB)- Everett garners POW honors for the second consecutive week after leading the Burrs to an important win at Archbishop Wood. The win gave the Burrs sole possession of first place in the Blue Division. Everett finished 22-for-36 for 322 yards and 4 total touchdowns (1 rushing). Everett also eclipsed the 4,000-yard barrier in his career.

Offensive Honor Roll:
-Logan Dairsow (SJ Prep – Jr. – RB)
-Simon Horta (O’Hara – Jr. – WR)
-Kenneth Stokes (West Cath. – Jr. – WR)
-Aubrey Kimbrough (Con.-Egan – Sr. – QB)
-Trey Montgomery (Roman – Jr. – RB)
-Jahmil Hawkins (Roman – Jr. – QB)
-RJ Finlaw (Carroll – Frosh. – QB)
-TyTy Mattison (Carroll – Sr. – WR)

Defensive Player of the Week:
-Jacob Primich (Con.-Egan – Jr. – OLB)- Primich was instrumental in the Eagles dismantling of Neumann-Goretti this past weekend. He registered 3.5 sacks amongst his 9 total stops in the game. He also forced a fumble and had a pass defended in the 49-0 win.

Defensive Honor Roll:
-Victor Ezeukwu (Roman – Jr. – DE)
-Walter Hudson (Roman – Sr. – LB)
-Jayden Thompson (Roman – Sr. – LB)
-Elijah Williams (SJ Prep – Soph. – DE)
-Sammy Dantonka (O’Hara – Sr. – DE)
-Josh Dahn (O’Hara – Sr. – OLB)
-Cole Wiberley (Wood – Sr. – LB)
-Sincere Herring-Wilson (West Cath. – Soph. – LB)
-Taahir Spratley (West Cath. – Jr. – S)
-Dane Austerberry (Con.-Egan – Sr. – LB)
-Joseph Bataille (Con.-Egan – Jr. – S)
-Riccardo Torres (Con.-Egan – Jr. – DB)

Special Teams Player of the Week:
-Shane Lafferty (Con.-Egan – Sr. K/P)- Lafferty was successful on seven of his point-after attempts in C-E’s, 49-0 win over N-G. Also, he added a touchback on a kickoff.

Multi-Purpose Player of the Week:
-Isaac Day (O’Hara – Sr. RB/LB)- In the Lions tense, 21-14, win over rival Bonner-Prendie, Day was vital on both sides of the ball. He paced the offense with a pair of rushing touchdowns and finished with 65 hard-earned yards on 13 carries. Defensively, he added five solo tackles that helped the Lions keep the Friars’ offense out of the end zone.

Spectacular in Defeat:
-D’andre Webb (Arch. Wood – Sr. – RB)- Webb was once again effective in the Vikings, 28-23, setback to West Catholic. He continues to pile up the numbers, as rushed 26 times for 187 yards and a pair of scores covering 25 and 28 yards.

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