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Week 1: WCPO Player of the Week

Mercy Orthopedics has partnered with WCPO 9 On Your Side and TriStateFootball.com to present the High School Football Player of the Week for the 2015 regular season. Players will be nominated from the Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky and Eastern Indiana areas.

WCPO-POWEach week 10-14 nominees will be selected from a large list of some of the area’s top performances and will be included in an online voting poll to determine a winner. The voting is open from now until Friday morning at 9:00 a.m. ET. Voters can vote once per hour, per IP address.

Once a player wins, they will be ineligible to be nominated a second time. All of the season winners will be recognized and receive a plaque at the TriStateFootball.com Year in Review Show in February at Holy Grail Banks (more details announced during postseason).

Here are this week’s nominations:

Reed Aicholz, Indian Hill, QB – He engineered the Braves to a thrilling, triple-overtime victory over Reading as they finished the regular season unbeaten. Aicholz ran for 112 yards with four rushing scores.

Derrick Barnes, Holy Cross, RB/LB – The two-way contributor carried the ball 10 times for 206 yards and three touchdown and was in on 19 total tackles as the Indians bested Bellevue.

Kyle Fieger, Beechwood, QB – The senior led the Tigers to a big win over NewCath, completing 16-of-23 passes for 252 yards and four TD strikes. He ends the regular season with 28 TD passes and only one interception.

Jake Hausmann, Moeller, TE – Hausmann had 13 catches for 163 yards and three touchdowns in the Crusaders’ big win over Canada Prep Academy.

Adam Hisch, McNicholas, RB – He scored three, first-half touchdowns as McNick built a 29-0 halftime lead on its way to a big upset over Badin. Hisch finished the afternoon with 113 yards on the ground.

Jamel Howard, Purcell Marian, WR/DB – Howard reeled in 11 receptions for 220 yards with five touchdowns and had an interception as the Cavaliers blanked Roger Bacon, 49-0.

Darryn Jordan, Cincinnati Country Day, RB/DB – He amassed 309 all-purpose yards (110 rushing, 107 receiving) on 12 touches with four touchdowns and an interception as the Indians cruised past Dayton Christian.

David Keeling, Fairfield, RB – The senior racked up 198 yards on 28 carries and scored all three of the Indians’ TD’s, including two big ones to complete a fourth-quarter comeback over Hamilton.

JuJuan Linzy, North College Hill, RB/DB – He had nine carries for 249 yards, (27.7/carry), scored two touchdowns, racked up 333 all-purpose yards and had an interceptions as the Trojans got the victory over Lockland.

Luke Patton, East Central, QB – The Trojans’ signal caller found the end zone three times and ran for 231 yards as the East Central went on the road and beat Shelbyville to advance to the sectional championship game.

Zelwyn Robinson, Lakota West, RB – He rushed the ball 15 times for 142 yards and four touchdowns and also had two receptions for 38 yards as West shutout rival East to end the season.

Luke Waddell, Loveland, RB – The senior found the end zone five times (four rushing, one receiving) while racking up 218 yards on the ground. He had another 71 yards receiving as the Tigers took down Milford. It was the fourth time in the last eight games that Waddell has scored five touchdowns (32 TD’s on season).

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