Senior QB Tino Massa Leads Week 9's Best Offensive Performances

Several standout athletes seem to be hitting their stride at the exact right time. We have great examples in this week's top offensive performances recap like [player_tooltip player_id='700211' first='Tino' last='Massa'] and River Falls or Grahm Gopalan and Waupun. Both kids were responsible for 6 TDs for their team in Week 9. We also have multiple underclassmen making a name for themselves including a new freshman QB on our radar who went for 250+ total yards and 3 scores. There is plenty of uncommitted seniors and up and coming underclassmen to talk about this week, so let's dive right in!    Stats: 26/31, 266 Yards, 6 TDs   Senior QB [player_tooltip player_id='700211' first='Tino' last='Massa'] has the River Falls offense absolutely buzzing! This was their 4th straight week breaking 40 points, going for 56 this week. The majority of that came from the big right arm of Tino. The senior QB has a perfect frame for standing tall in the pocket, scanning the defense, and then delivering the ball exactly where it needs to be based on the leverage of the DB or coverage overall. The pocket passer has been surgical all year long. He understands when to use touch vs velocity. His decisions have been quick and correct. There is so much to like about his game. More teams should be lining up for his services.      Stats: 8/12, 150 Pass Yards, 2 TDs, 16 Rush Yards, 1 TD   Senior QB Michael Glodowski has the Amherst offense ready to roll with playoffs ready to begin. I love the poise we see in this week's highlights. Michael will stand in the pocket and go from receiver to receiver without panicking or getting happy feet. When he does find his target Michael can get the ball out of his hand quick and accurate. It was great to see him also stand tall vs pressure in his face and still drive the ball deep downfield when he knows he is about to be hit. Michael has seen his recruitment pick up a bit, but it is time to more eyes to turn to his tape.      Stats: 14 Carries, 109 Yards, 1 TD, 2 Receptions, 28 Yards, 1 TD   The senior RB out of Wisconsin Lutheran is a no nonsense type of runner. The back plays even bigger than that listed 185 lbs would suggest. He is a north-south runner who wants to get up field and wear you out with his power. Yet when he gets to the second level you see that he does have some lateral wiggle to him. Anthony also brings three down abilities with his natural hands out of the backfield. The senior is a tone setter, a tackle breaker, and a pile pusher. Give his highlights a look.      Stats: 18 Carries, 326 Yards, 6 TDs   What an UNREAL performance from the senior RB out of Waupun. The Waupun offense has been one of the state's best all year long. Both passing and rushing have dominated games, and as you can see this week was a run game show. Grahm put on a clinic in Week 9. Patience, acceleration, vision all shined carry to carry on tape. The senior moves so swiftly, yet he takes his time. His athletic gifts are just superior to the rest of the field, especially when he carries between the tackles. Some have a nose for the ball, some for the endzone, Grahm has a nose for open field. He will slip through a gap, hit a jump cut, and all of a sudden he has nobody within 3 yards of him. When you give him that much space the playmaker is going to make you pay 100% of the time. The electric athlete is still uncommitted. Check him out!      Stats: 10/15, 240 Yards, 2 Pass TDs, 1 Rush TD   I love these moments when a freshman grabs my attention out of nowhere. That is what QB Robert Ullsperger has done with his Week 9 showing. Based off the Week 9 tape Robert has a fantastic base of traits to build on over the coming years. Accurate to every level of the field. Already has a solid arm that can put the ball on a rope into some smaller windows. He is also playing technically sound, making him very impactful from the pocket and on the move. The freshman also demonstrated great poise and playmaking. Like on the bobbled snap when he didn't panic and instead got outside the pocket and ran in the ball himself for the score. Wauwatosa West should have their QB spot set for years to come.      Stats: 8/18, 158 Pass Yards, 2 TDs, 152 Rush Yards, 2 TDs   Waupaca featured Austin's rushing abilities heavily in this game, and he responded with a fantastic stat line on the way to a team win. At 6'3" 190 lbs Austin is an impressively smooth athlete. He is elusive between the tackles hitting cuts and some wildly impressive spin moves to get yards after contact. More teams need to look into the senior because as a passer the kid can whip it. Multiple throws showed off his ability to make the ball explode out of his hands on a rope to WRs so they could catch and run for extra yards. The dual threat has the arm, size, and athleticism to be a difference maker after a couple years.      Stats: 30 Carries, 276 Yards, 4 TDs   In a win and you're in scenario, Wauwatosa East leaned heavily on their senior playmaker and [player_tooltip player_id='1220729' first='Zyon' last='White'] responded with an unforgettable performance. Zyon has outstanding gifts with the ball in his hands. He was at his best attacking off tackle, stretching the defense, and then as soon as a glimpse of daylight opened the senior could stick that outside foot in the ground and go 0 to 100 in a second. I love the way he runs too. He is very fast and that is his bread and butter, but the senior has no hesitation when he needs to run hard, break arm tackles, and keep his balance for yards after contact. Carrying the ball 30 times is no easy feat. The defense knew it was coming and they couldn't stop him. The versatile playmaker is uncommitted.     Stats: 14 Carries, 209 Yards, 3 TDs   Marcellis is going to be a steal. 5'11" 190 lbs of runaway freight train. As you can see on tape, Marcells has the wheels to get the edge and run away from the defense when he can really open up. When things get physical Marcellis looks at home. He easily runs through arm tackles, even when a defender was able to square up one on one he was able to fight him off and get into the endzone. The senior RB is a player you have to gang tackle, and if you don't at least contain him then he is going to make you pay with the second gear he has in the open field. I'm a huge fan of the way this kid carries the ball. He is going to be climbing up our boards. Make sure he is on yours.      Stats: 4 Receptions, 107 Yards, 3 TDs   I can easily see a bright future for Aiden. The senior TE perfectly fits the mold of a H back or move TE. One that you can put in the backfield, out wide, or in the traditional alignment and let him be a mismatch. Aiden shows off that mismatch in Week 9 with all his TD receptions. One shows his vision, speed, and awareness as he weaved through the defense after the short catch. The second TD showed the speed up the seam. TD #3 comes after finding the open space in the secondary and then again showing the speed then finishing with power to the goal line. This kid is a serious weapon and one of the better uncommitted TEs I have come across in the state among seniors. Watch him.      Stats: 15 Carries, 145 Yards, 3 TDs   Cullen ran right through the heart of the defense in Week 9. He did a great job of picking through traffic and finding blocks to utilize. In those tight quarters Cullen was still able to make guys miss and create yards that weren't initially available. The physical runner will do other tough parts of the game like pass pro and lead blocking. There are examples of success at both in Week 9's film. Take a look at the under the radar senior.      Stats: 9/12, 258 Yards, 4 TDs   Nolan made it look easy in Week 9. Lead your team onto the field, complete 75% of your passes with half of them going for TDs. Nolan is a special weapon at the QB position. The ball easily jumps out of his hand when attacking the deep third of the field and always seems to have the pinpoint accuracy that will be needed to win in the WIAA playoffs and the next level eventually. In his first year as the varsity starter Nolan has done a great job leading the team, producing as a passer, and showing off his accuracy and technically sound abilities. Stay tuned into what this kid does on a weekly basis. It is always a fun watch.      Stats: 11 Carries, 137 Yards, 1 TD   The sophomore RB out of DC Everest ended the regular season on a very high note, breaking the 100 yard barrier and the goal line. Judiah spent Friday night proving that he is a difficult target to hit. The elusive runner has some lightning quick lateral agility and acceleration to get himself out of traffic and trouble. While the '28 is undersized he does have that ability to never take a direct shot from a defender. The vision he has with the ball in his hands is quickly becoming a huge strength for him too. I'm excited to watch him continue to make an impact in the playoffs and over the next few years.

Several standout athletes seem to be hitting their stride at the exact right time. We have great examples in this week's top offensive performances recap like Tino Massa Tino Massa 6'4" | 205 lbs | QB River Falls | 2026 State WI and River Falls or Grahm Gopalan and Waupun. Both kids were responsible for 6 TDs for their team in Week 9. We also have multiple underclassmen making a name for themselves including a new freshman QB on our radar who went for 250+ total yards and 3 scores. There is plenty of uncommitted seniors and up and coming underclassmen to talk about this week, so let's dive right in!