Plug N Play GOTW: Elkhorn v Elkhorn North Standouts

The only thing more challenging than a playoff game is an in-town rivalry playoff game. The Antlers upset the Wolves a month ago and revenge was the cherry on top motivator. The Wolves pulled away to get their redemption, and there were a handful of players whose play majorly impacted the game. Below, I will cover those standouts.    A dual-threat quarterback, Beachy showcased confidence in the RPO action, demonstrating he can make every throw—from quick slants to precise sideline passes and even deep balls with finesse. Dangerous as a runner, he averaged over 8 yards per carry and accounted for four total touchdowns, both through the air and on the ground. With athleticism, arm strength, and speed on full display, he's bound to attract scout interest as a playmaker who can do it all.      <a href="https://x.com/TingelhoffJett">https://x.com/TingelhoffJett</a>   A South Dakota commit with track speed, Tingelhoff is an explosive athlete who cuts on a dime and bursts through gaps, showing patience and vision behind the line to find his lanes. Equally effective as a receiver out of the backfield, he was a workhorse for the Wolves with 29 carries for 144 yards and a touchdown, alongside three pass deflections on defense. His blend of agility, endurance, and home run speed makes him a coveted talent—one that could tempt schools to flip this Coyote commit.      Uchtman is an impact player on both sides of the ball, showcasing steady growth on offense with precise route running and the speed to stretch the field, as seen in his 6 receptions for over 80 yards and 2 touchdowns. Defensively, he locks down one side, using excellent anticipation to mirror receivers' routes and effectively eliminate passing options. His high football IQ and instincts make him a true playmaker who always seems one step ahead—qualities college coaches will be eager to recruit.      Reynolds has the prototypical size and skill of a classic linebacker, thriving in the box with patience and a quick play diagnosis that lets him read and react with confidence. He fights through blocks effortlessly, often using one arm to shed a blocker and the other to make the tackle, evidenced by his 13 tackles, including 6 solo and 1 for a loss. Agile enough to drop into coverage when needed, Reynolds has a mature approach to the game, processing plays with precision and speed, making him an exciting prospect for any Division I program.      A big, physical wide receiver with an impressive catch radius, Lamski the Wayne State commit showcases versatility by stretching the field with deep ball catches or creating in the open field with his speed. His high level of concentration makes him tough to defend, winning on contested balls and thriving in jump-ball situations. With a touchdown grab on Friday night, he continues to prove himself as a reliable playmaker and a potent red-zone threat. Expect him to make an immediate impact at the next level.

The only thing more challenging than a playoff game is an in-town rivalry playoff game. The Antlers upset the Wolves a month ago and revenge was the cherry on top motivator. The Wolves pulled away to get their redemption, and there were a handful of players whose play majorly impacted the game. Below, I will cover those standouts.