Standout Performers from Winslow Vs St. Augustine

[player_tooltip player_id='1602528' first='Christian' last='Dunoff'] stood out on defense for St. Augustine with a strong showing at defensive back. He grabbed an interception, showcasing both his ball skills and awareness. At 6'0” with length and physicality, he excelled in press coverage, disrupting timing and finding the football in the air. His ability to locate and make plays was highlighted perfectly on his interception, proving he can be a difference-maker in the secondary.         Karon Caesar once again proved his value as a two-way standout, but this time he did most of his damage on offense. Lining up at running back, he flashed his burst and contact balance, running with authority all night. Caesar capped his performance with a touchdown that gave Winslow a solid lead, showing why he continues to be one of their most reliable playmakers.     [player_tooltip player_id='606231' first='Nakeem' last='Powell'] continues to be the engine of Winslow's offense. Against St. Augustine, he once again put his elusiveness, contact balance, and playmaking ability on display. Every time he touched the ball, he looked dangerous, creating chunk plays and keeping the defense on its heels. Powell capped off his performance with a touchdown, reaffirming why he's been Winslow's most consistent performer through the first three games of the season.     [player_tooltip player_id='402235' first='Nyqir' last='Helton'] once again showed why he's one of the top receivers in New Jersey. He stretched the field with two catches of 30-plus yards, each setting up rushing scores for Winslow. His ability to create explosive plays kept St. Augustine's defense on edge and proved to be a major factor in the 19-6 win. Helton continues to be a reliable playmaker no matter the game situation, consistently producing whether Winslow is battling from behind or controlling the pace.     Sean Deery impressed as a disruptive force on the defensive line. At 6'1”, 219 pounds, he showed versatility lining up both on the edge and inside. His quick first step and ability to shoot gaps stood out, leading to a sack and multiple tackles for loss. Even in a tough loss, Deery proved he can impact games with his pass-rush ability and relentless motor.     Safety Jackson Foley held his own against a relentless Winslow passing attack. He recorded multiple pass breakups deep down the field and consistently displayed strong ball skills. Foley showed poise in coverage and a knack for finding the football in the air. While St. Augustine couldn't pull out the win, Foley's effort on the back end stood out as a bright spot for the defense.       Ohio State commit [player_tooltip player_id='829432' first='Damari' last='Simeon'] once again showed why he's one of New Jersey's premier defensive linemen. The 6'3” standout used his size and power to disrupt the run game, recording multiple tackles for loss and forcing backs to adjust their running lanes. Simeon's physicality and motor were on full display, proving why Ohio State is eager to add him to its roster. Even in defeat, he made his presence felt and reminded everyone he's one of the state's elite defensive linemen.         In his first game back, Quayd Hendryx wasted no time making an impact. He hauled in two deep receptions of 20-plus yards and found the end zone twice—though one score was called back. Hendryx's ability to stretch the field and create explosive plays stood out, especially with [player_tooltip player_id='972304' first='TJ' last='Maddox'] unavailable. He showed strong concentration and body control, making tough catches look routine. His speed and elusiveness give Winslow another dangerous weapon, and he'll be a key piece of their offense moving forward.