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<p>South High put together a statement win over Mifflin, led by a record-breaking performance from quarterback <strong>Aaron Nelson (Class of 2026)</strong> and a defense that delivered multiple takeaways and scores. The Bulldogs controlled all phases of the game, showing why their young core could be one of the most dangerous in the City League this fall.</p>
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<h3 class="wp-block-heading">Aaron Nelson – QB – South – Class of 2026</h3>
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<p>Nelson stole the show with a lights-out outing, throwing for <strong>458 yards and five touchdowns</strong>. The Senior quarterback displayed poise in the pocket and the ability to stretch the field with precision. His connection with his receivers kept Mifflin's secondary off balance all night, and his five-touchdown showcase will put him firmly on the radar of recruiters heading into the heart of the season.</p>
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<h3 class="wp-block-heading">Deven Woolfolk – DB – South – Class of 2026</h3>
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<p>On defense, Woolfolk made a massive impact with <strong>two interceptions</strong>, including a highlight-reel <strong>pick-six</strong> that shifted momentum firmly in South's favor. His ability to read the quarterback and break on the ball was evident throughout the game, and he continues to show he can be a lockdown presence in the secondary.</p>
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<h3 class="wp-block-heading">Savon Jones – WR/DB – South – Class of 2026</h3>
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<p>Jones proved to be a true two-way weapon. Offensively, he hauled in <strong>two touchdowns</strong>, providing Nelson with a reliable deep threat. On the defensive side, he added <strong>two tackles</strong>, showing versatility and toughness that makes him one of the more complete athletes in the region.</p>
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<h3 class="wp-block-heading">Daniel Runyon – WR/DB – South – Class of 2027</h3>
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<p>The junior stepped up in a big way, showcasing his playmaking ability on both sides of the ball. Runyon had <strong>two interceptions, one returned for a touchdown</strong>, and added <strong>two tackles</strong> to his defensive tally. He also made noise on offense, catching <strong>two passes for 80 yards</strong>, giving South another dynamic weapon in their aerial attack.</p>
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South High put together a statement win over Mifflin, led by a record-breaking performance from quarterback Aaron Nelson (Class of 2026) and a defense that delivered multiple takeaways and scores. The Bulldogs controlled all phases of the game, showing why their young core could be one of the most dangerous in the City League this fall.
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