WEEK 5 STANDOUTS: Lemon Bay’s Hogan Leads The Way

What has become a very popular feature for <strong><em>Prep Redzone Florida </em></strong>readers every Monday continues to spotlight top performers across the state. <img class="alignleft size-medium wp-image-57135" src="https://prephoops-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/redzone/uploads/2020/10/Florida-Player-Spotlight-1-300x188.jpg" alt="" width="300" height="188" />This past week – as a few more areas began to play – talented athletes did what they do best, and we bring them to you. As coaches, parents and athletes shine a spotlight on the amazing football talent we have here in the Sunshine State, we are very happy to bring them to you – and we have several more this week. Check out these quality football players from Week 5: Englewood Lemon Bay RB <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="50304" first="Jason" last="Hogan"]</strong> is by far one of the biggest stories this season. He ran for six touchdowns in a 42-0 win against Naples St. John Neumann. Hogan scored three times in each half as the Mantas took the lead on their opening drive and never looked back. His first-half scoring runs came from 18, 5, and 9 yards out and the senior running back added 8, 10, and 2 yards scoring runs in the second half. Hogan finished with 131 yards on 19 carries. St. Petersburg Northside Christian RB <strong>James Flourney</strong> had 25 carries for 316 yards and 2 TDS. Running back <strong>Nick Marzicola</strong> from New Port Richey River Ridge had 19 carries for 150 yards and a TD. Pensacola Escambia defensive back <strong>Hershell Jefferson</strong> had two interceptions in a thrilling, 28-20 win at Pensacola Washington. Milton QB <strong>Tyler Buchanan</strong> threw 4 touchdown passes – including 3 to WR <strong>Raymond Cottrell </strong>in a 42-14 win over Gulf Breeze. The senior running back trio of <strong>Jaheim Simmons, KB Johnson</strong> and <strong>Keon Johnson </strong>produced four combined rushing touchdowns to power Pensacola West Florida over Pensacola Catholic. Simmons – the single-season rushing record-holder at West Florida – had 149 yards and a touchdown on 25 carries.<strong> </strong> <strong>Dominic Annichiarico’s</strong> three touchdowns and <strong>Azareyeh Thomas’ </strong>two stiff-arm scores powered Niceville to a 54-14 win over Crestview. Niceville racked up 447 yards (242 rushing, 205 rushing), had five different players score and punted only once. American Heritage junior defensive end <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="49989" first="Marvin" last="Jones Jr"]. </strong>dashed toward the end zone for the game’s first points and the Patriots went on to beat Bartram Trail, 35-10. <strong>Scooby Graham</strong> used the blocking of offensive lineman <strong>Damontae Gibson</strong> as Baker County rolled past Westside, 35-6. Graham scored twice. <strong>Bryce Tompkins</strong> completed touchdown passes to <strong>Ty Petty</strong> and <strong>Larry Worth</strong> as Baldwin (4-0) rallied from an early deficit for an 18-14 wi9n against 2A power Jacksonville University Christian. Miami St. Brendan started off the season on the right foot – as <strong>Micheal Caldwell</strong> (6 tackles, 66 yard interception return for a touchdown), <strong>Isaac Brown</strong> (164 yards on 6 attempts 2 touchdowns), <strong>Richard Dandridge </strong>(65 yards 4 receptions 1 touchdown) and <strong>Javaris Jones</strong> (6 tackles 1 Sack / 68 yard TD reception). The Sabres beat Everglades Prep, 38-0. Lake Brantley’s <strong>Koen Koller</strong> finished the game with 13 rushes for 164 yards and 2 TD as well as 46 passing yards and 2 TD passes! <strong>Tywuan Lee</strong> rushed for two touchdowns as Hilliard beat Jacksonville Wolfson, 19-7, and move to 5-0 on the season. <strong>Ronald Coleman’s</strong> kickoff return ignited Jacksonville Lee (3-0) to a 55-8 win against Middleburg. <strong>Maurice Heath </strong>scored on an interception return and <strong>Elijah Harris</strong> took a fumble back for a touchdown. <strong>Xander Ross</strong> caught three touchdown passes from <strong>Ja’Cory Jordan </strong>in a decisive 42-6 win for the Jacksonville Trinity Christian Conquerors (2-1). <strong>Treyaun Webb</strong> also rushed for two scores. <strong>Sean Evans</strong> returned a punt for a touchdown and picked off a pass and <strong>Freddie Manning III</strong> added a kickoff return touchdown, a receiving score and an interception on defense in Jacksonville Ribault’s 55-13 win against Yulee. <strong>Cade Vaughn</strong> rushed for 238 yards and QB <strong>AJ Cortese</strong> went 14 of 22 for 162 yards for to lead Union County (3-1) to a 42-34 win against Hamilton County. <strong>Jacob Dennie</strong> threw three touchdown passes, two to <strong>Hunter Hollis</strong> and one to Trey Rose as Jacksonville Christ Church (4-0) rolled to a 26-14 win over Bishop Snyder. Hawthorne (3-0) overcame three turnovers, and got timely big plays from junior <strong>Camron Cohens</strong> in a win over Gainesville PK Yonge. With injured running back <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="50212" first="Daquan" last="Harris"]</strong> on the sideline, junior <strong>Stephen Sparrow</strong> ran for 210 yards and two touchdowns as Orlando Jones rolled over Lake Nona, 49-10. <strong>Ayron Rodriguez</strong> had two rushing touchdowns and 78 rushing yards on 10 carries as Winter Park beat Hagerty, 44-3. In addition QB <strong>Jaden Machules</strong> found WR <strong>Walesa Charles</strong> from 89 yards out. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="32923" first="Jaquan" last="Lowman"]</strong> rushed for two touchdowns and passed for a third as Apopka put on its best offensive showing of the young season in a 30-0 win against Lake Brantley. Orlando Bishop Moore scored a 35-14 high school win at Tohopekaliga to give Hornets coach <strong>Matt Hedrick</strong> his 150th win at the school. Hedrick has compiled a record of 150-59 over 19 seasons. Orlando Timber Creek improved to 3-0 with a 38-3 win at Colonial. <strong>Tanner Stevens</strong> passed for two TDs, <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="1821" first="Luke" last="Johnson"]</strong> threw another scoring strike, and <strong>Adrian Florez</strong> ran for two TDs. Orlando East River (2-1) scored the go-ahead touchdown on an 88-yard pass play from sophomore quarterback <strong>Nick Miner</strong> to senior <strong>Dexter Coleman</strong> with 6:55 remaining and won 42-32 against visiting Lake Howell. Oviedo quarterback <strong>Luke Rucker</strong> followed up his seven-touchdown game of last week with four more scoring passes in a 43-18 win over Orlando University. The sophomore completed 14 of 26 pass attempts for 171 yards as the Lions improved to 3-0. Bloomingdale quarterback <strong>Tre Simmons</strong> completed 13 of 21 passes for 247 yards and four touchdowns, and rushed for a touchdown of 1 yard.as Bloomingdale beat Plant City, 37-20. The game had been a showdown between Bloomingdale’s <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="32620" first="Agiye" last="Hall"]</strong> (committed to Alabama) and Plant City’s <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="32614" first="Mario" last="Williams"]</strong> (committed to Oklahoma). An interception by Tampa Hillsborough defensive back <strong>Dominic Reaves</strong> set up a booming 50-yard field goal from the leg of <strong>Zach Long</strong> to help the Terriers beat Jefferson, 17-13. Quarterback <strong>Emery Floyd</strong> celebrated senior night with a pair of touchdown passes as Tampa Wharton stayed unbeaten with a 14-0 win over King. Junior WR <strong>Jason Cornwall </strong>caught a 51-yard scoring strike. Coach <strong>Andy Schmitz</strong> and his Mitchell Mustangs (3-0) now has everyone’s attention. With a 35-0 win over Tarpon Springs East Lake, as sophomore <strong>Chris Ferrini</strong> came up with a 34-yard interception return for a score. Freshman QB <strong>Eli Moore</strong>, Southwest Florida Christian Academy was 18 of 29 for 311 yards and 5 TD’s (all in the first half) in 55-28 win. Merritt Island kicker <strong>Brady Denaburg</strong> booted a 57-yard field goal in a Mustangs’ win. Miami Christian junior WR <strong>Keyshawn Renejuste</strong> 3 TDs (2 called back from penalty) 170 all purpose yards. North Palm Beach Benjamin junior OL <strong>Mason Thomason</strong>: 7 pancakes &amp; no sacks allowed in a 49-0 win over Archbishop McCarthy. Senior <strong>Dylan Page</strong> from Avon Park had 4 Sacks, 17 Tackles and 2 Pass Breakups. <strong><em>You Can Contact Larry Blustein with prospect or team information at: <a href="mailto:Foridakids1@aol.com">Foridakids1@aol.com</a>. 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