Hillside vs. Millbrook - Offensive Standouts

I was on the sidelines for the fourth-round matchup between teams with two of the top defensive units in the state. There were stops throughout the game by both defensive units. Millbrook was able to generate enough offense to win the game. The listed players' performances caught my attention throughout the game.   Hillside   Wilson Kargbo Jr. - QB, 6'2" 185. Wilson displayed calmness as he directed the offensive unit throughout the game. He displayed good ball velocity on his short and medium-range passes. Wilson tucked it and ran for yardage to avoid being sacked on a few plays. He was limited in his ability to generate points by Millbrook's tough defensive unit.   Jimmyll Williams - RB, 5'9" 185. Jimmyll displayed good balance and vision while running inside for tough yardage. He was contained for the majority of the game by Millbrook's tough run-defense.   Ethan Hylton - G, 6'4" 260. Ethan displayed good footwork and technique to control defenders as he opened lanes for the running backs. He displayed a solid base on while protecting the quarterback on passing plays.   Rayshone Alston - G, 6'2" 245. Rayshone displayed good footwork and technique to control defenders as he opened lanes for the running backs. He displayed a solid base while protecting the quarterback on passing plays.   Nicholas Adams - C, 6'2" 325. Nicholas displayed good footwork and technique to control defenders as he opened lanes for the running backs. He displayed a solid base while protecting the quarterback on passing plays.   Caleb Smith - G, 5'11" 270. Caleb displayed good footwork and technique to control defenders as he opened lanes for the running backs. He displayed a solid base while protecting the quarterback on passing plays.   Millbrook   [player_tooltip player_id='203888' first='Mason' last='Fortune'] - QB, 6'1" 195 (No. 3 QB, No. 12 Overall). Mason displayed leadership as he directed the offensive unit throughout the game. He displayed good accuracy on the short and medium-range passes. Mason was contained on several series by Hillside's tough defensive unit.   [player_tooltip player_id='345338' first='Xavier' last='Pugh'] - RB, 5'10" 195 (No. 36 DB, No. 343 Overall). Xavier displayed good balance and good leg drive while running inside for tough yardage. He was able to gain additional yardage by driving his legs after initial contact was made. Xavier displayed durability and toughness as he scored all 3 TDs of Millbrook's points that were scored in the game.   [player_tooltip player_id='345500' first='John' last='Alarcon Gomez'] - RB, 5'10" 175 (No. 18 RB, No. 130 Overall). John displayed good acceleration into open lanes to gain yardage. He does not go down after initial contact is made. John plays will aggression and gives maximum effort on every play.   [player_tooltip player_id='335470' first='Ty' last='Broughton'] - WR, 6'2" 180 (No. 23 WR, No. 238 Overall). Ty ran good pass routes and separation from defenders to make catches. He continued to fight for additional yardage after catches in the open field.   [player_tooltip player_id='154602' first='Nathan' last='Leacock'] - WR, 6'4" 200 (No. 2 WR, No. 6 Overall). Nathan ran good pass routes and good separation from defenders to make catches in traffic. He continued to fight for additional yardage after catches in the open field. The Tennessee commit was double-teamed for the majority of the game.   Blake Mobley - T, 6'0" 220. Blake displayed good footwork and technique to control defenders while opening lanes for the running backs. He displayed a solid base while protecting the quarterback on passing plays.   Felix Waturu - T, 6'0" 200. Felix displayed good footwork and technique to control defenders while opening lanes for the running backs. He displayed a solid base while protecting the quarterback on passing plays.   [player_tooltip player_id='357780' first='Jaylon' last='Johnson'] - G, 6'2" 270 (No. 38 DL, No. 322 Overall). Jaylon plays on both sides of the ball for his team. He displayed good footwork and technique to control defenders while opening lanes for the running backs. He displayed a solid base while protecting the quarterback on passing plays.   [player_tooltip player_id='307155' first='Tyler' last='Heggins Hill'] - G, 6'4" 260 (No. 29 DL, No. 168 Overall). Tyler plays on both sides of the ball for his team. He displayed good technique and footwork to control defenders while opening lanes for the running backs. He displayed a solid base while protecting the quarterback on passing plays.   [player_tooltip player_id='201569' first='David' last='Santiago'] - TE, 6'3" 230 (No. 9 ATH, No. 103 Overall). David plays on both sides of the ball for his team. He ran good pass routes and separation from defenders to make catches. He used his body to shield defenders to make catches in traffic. The Charlotte commit made a highlight reel one-handed catch along the sidelines for yardage.

I was on the sidelines for the fourth-round matchup between teams with two of the top defensive units in the state. There were stops throughout the game by both defensive units. Millbrook was able to generate enough offense to win the game. The listed players' performances caught my attention throughout the game.