Dayton Offensive Standouts: Week 11 Part 1

We’re highlighting some of the best offensive performances from the Muskegon area from week 11. [player_tooltip player_id="63075" first="Chase" last="Harrison"] - Centerville - QB - 6’3" 205 lbs Harrison was awesome this past Friday. He’s been great all year and that’s kept on rolling through the start of the playoffs. He got hot early in the game and stayed on fire all night. He stayed in the pocket and delivered the ball with accuracy and velocity. He didn’t miss many throws on the night and led Centerville to an easy win. He had over 250-yards and 3 TDs on the night. Gunnar Pool - Centerville - RB - 6’0" 205 lbs Pool was great on Friday as well. He and Harrison were in sync and knew what the offense wanted to do. Pool just trusted his blocks and vision and had a ton of success. Centerville was opening the running lanes and he just had to hit them. He’s a decent athlete and has a strong upper body which allows him to win some of those 1 on 1s. He broke a long TD to ice the night. He had over 100-yards and his TD on the night. Cole Coppock - Tippecanoe - TE - 6’3" 195 lbs Coppock is one of the best true TEs in the area. He’s able to block and come out of the backfield as a weapon. Wherever he lines up, the defense shifts the coverage towards him but it still doesn’t stop him. His QB trusts him to go up and get the ball. He does just about every time. He’s a good athlete and is decent in open space. He finished the night with just over 100-yards and a TD. Tyrell Lewis - Wayne - QB - 6’0" 175 lbs Lewis is only a Freshman and has an incredibly bright future. He’s a great athlete with the ball in his hands and open space. He can make most of the throws and already has a decent-sized frame to take the big hits. He was decent on Friday. He had his moments of ups and downs but overall he was good. He broke a 60-yard TD to give himself some relief when they needed it most. He then added 200-yards and another TD through the air as Wayne lost a heartbreaker. Trey Hedderly - Coffman - WR - 6’0" 180 lbs Hedderly had an up and down game. He started slow with 2 drops but then he got cooking. He was the #1 target for the offense on the night. However, Hedderly made an incredible play to win the game as time expired. Coffman threw a hail-mary as time expired. Hedderly went up in the endzone, somehow caught the ball through the entire defense, and came down with it for the win. Coffman won 27-24 in dramatic fashon. Hedderly closed out the game on his miracle reception.