Standout Performers From Lenape @ Camden Catholic

[player_tooltip player_id='1021609' first='Macon' last='Lincoln'] set the tone for Lenape early, making an instant impact with a 50-plus-yard touchdown that showcased his agility, speed, and open-field acceleration. His explosive play gave Lenape the needed momentum, and he didn't stop there. Macon brought his game to the edge as a defensive back, delivering a beautiful tackle for loss that highlighted his ability to read plays and close gaps downhill. His performance on both sides of the ball made him a standout for Lenape, adding energy and consistency from start to finish. He finished the day with three rushes for 78 yards and a touchdown.        [player_tooltip player_id='1552713' first='Nymir' last='Daily'] was the driving force for Camden Catholic, carrying the load with over 23 touches for 161 yards and two touchdowns. His performance was marked by an impressive ability to generate yards after contact, showcasing his knack for breaking tackles and maintaining balance through hits. In today's game, where running backs often rely on their O-line, Nymir's skill to create on his own makes him a rare talent. His relentless ground attack was crucial for Camden Catholic, helping seal the victory and proving how special he can be as a reliable workhorse.        Daniel Leahy stood out on both sides of the ball, stepping up as a linebacker and wide receiver. Defensively, he was everywhere, showcasing his read-and-react skills and racking up several tackles for loss. One stop on the edge was especially impressive, and he capped his defensive performance with a second-half sack, proving his relentless activity.    Offensively, he contributed with some tough catches, using his strength to secure the ball through contact. He even displayed quick awareness, scooping up a fumble and taking it to the end zone for a touchdown. Daniel's all-around performance was pivotal in Camden Catholic's thrilling 28-27 win over Lenape.   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/leahy_daniel33/status/1852038980117664212 </div></figure>     Josiah Walston stood out on the defensive side for Lenape, showing off a thick, solid frame at 5'10” and 180 pounds. His high activity level was evident from the start, making a crucial impact on special teams by forcing a fumble that gave Lenape an ideal field position in the red zone. Josiah held his ground on the edge defensively, notching a tackle for loss and proving his versatility. He also contributed to coverage, breaking up a pass with intelligent positioning and quick reaction. His efforts were instrumental in keeping Lenape competitive and pushing this game to the wire.       Evan Gaddy may have had a quieter day overall, but he delivered when it mattered most. Just before halftime, he snagged a 68-yard bomb for a touchdown, injecting momentum into Lenape's offense heading into the second half. That explosive play was a game-changer, shifting the energy on the field and giving Lenape a pivotal boost. Although his impact was limited outside of that moment, his ability to make an essential play in a crucial situation underscored his potential as a difference-maker.     Mike Moritz made his mark in Camden Catholic's victory with his legs rather than his arm. Though he attempted only 16 passes—most of them behind the line of scrimmage—he shined as a runner. His elusiveness allowed him to escape pressure and keep plays alive, consistently creating explosive gains on the ground. His ability to extend plays kept drives moving and even set up a crucial Camden Catholic touchdown. Moritz's impact as a runner proved invaluable, helping seal the win over Lenape and showcasing his versatility under pressure.        Derrick Hammond was the backbone of Lenape's ground game, finishing with 16 carries for 89 yards and a touchdown. His performance highlighted both burst and sharp vision, as he routinely found open lanes and turned them into four- to five-yard gains. Late in the fourth quarter, Hammond broke loose with a run that captured his skill set—finding a seam, bursting past the second level, and accelerating straight to the end zone. His consistency on the ground was essential to Lenape's offensive flow, proving him a crucial force all night.       Connor Hepperlen didn't have a busy night, but he made his moments count. The Lenape passing offense struggled to find rhythm, yet Conor contributed two catches for 50 yards and added a crucial two-point conversion. His reliable hands stood out, catching rugged passes in traffic and turning one catch into significant yards after the catch. As a member of the class of 2026, Connor's ability to haul in passes through contact promises to be a valuable asset for Lenape's passing game moving forward, especially as they enter the playoffs.