The Lancaster-Lebanon League Quarterback Club, comprising the league's football coaches, selected the following players of the week for Week 6 of 2021.
Section 1
Back: Tommy Minnich, Hempfield, 5 catches for 110 yards and 2 touchdowns, vs. McCaskey
Lineman: Deyvid Palepale, Hempfield, high blocking grade on offense, 2 sacks on defense, vs. McCaskey
Section 2
The Lancaster-Lebanon League Quarterback Club, comprising the league's football coaches, selected the following players of the week for Week 5 of 2021.
Section 1
The Lancaster-Lebanon League Quarterback Club, comprising the league's football coaches, selected the following players of the weekfor Week 4 of 2021.
Section 1
The Lancaster-Lebanon League Quarterback Club, comprising the league's football coaches, selected the following players of the week for Week 3 of 2021.
Section 1
Back: Issac Burks, McCaskey, 4 catches for 148 yards. 1 touchdown, 3 carries for 20 yards, 1 kick return for 45 yards, 213 total yards, vs. Lebanon
Lineman: Justin Larue, McCaskey, 1 tackle for loss, 3 solo tackles and 5 assists, 5 hurries, 1 forced fumble, 1 fumble recovery, vs. Lebanon
Section 2
The Lancaster-Lebanon League Quarterback Club, comprising the league's football coaches, selected the following players of the week for Week 2 of 2021.
Section 1
Back: Eric Hinkle, Penn Manor, 8 solo tackles, 7 assists, 2 pass breakups, 1 interception, vs. Lampeter-Strasburg
Lineman: No nomination
Section 2
Back: Jaiyell Plowden, Conestoga Valley, 8 Receptions for 201 yards and 2 touchdowns, 5 solo tackles and 2 pass breakups, vs. Garden Spot
The Lancaster-Lebanon League Quarterback Club, comprising the league's football coaches, selected the following players of the week for the first week of the 2021 season.
Section 1
Back: Shymere Covington, McCaskey, 20 carries for 95 yards, 2 touchdowns, vs Reading. Lineman: Thomas Foster, McCaskey, 3 tackles for loss, 2 sacks, 3 pancake blocks, vs. Reading.
Section 2
Doug Dennison won the J. Freeland Chryst Award in 2017. We asked him for a favorite memory.
There are many, I confess, but there are those that stand out.
It was 1975 and we made it to the first round of the playoffs against the Minnesota Vikings. We played on a field that they just removed all the snow.
Gordie Kraft won the J. Freeland Chryst Award in 2007 and the George W. Kirchner Award in 1999. We asked him for a favorite sports memory.
I have many "favorite" sports memories from high school and college, not to mention from my coaching career. They are all very special and equal to me.