He said, вЂњMy linemen helped me out a lot. He added a fourth touchdown late in the third quarter with a seven-yard run that became his final carry of the night. Nauman scored on HighlandвЂ™s first three drives of the game with runs of 13, 7 and 47 yards. He has 25 touchdowns this year вЂ“ 24 rushing and one on a fumble recovery and run. In FridayвЂ™s playoff game versus Columbus Linden-McKinley, NaumanвЂ™s 304 rushing yards gave him a Highland team record of 2,412 yards for the season, and he led his Scots to a 41-6 victory in their Division IV regional first-round game.

Highland sophomore running back, Dane Nauman earned his third nomination this year, and really, he could have been nominated a half-dozen times this season. Both are running backs, and both led their teams with determination and skill. 2 in kills per set.вЂќДЇor the boys, this weekвЂ™s nominees come from two winning playoff teams. She has 393 kills this year, which is seventh in Division 3, and she is No. She also plays on one of the top club teams in the area. She has taken on a new role this year and is helping the younger players a lot. She has a skill set that we havenвЂ™t seen in years here at Cardington. In the Mount Vernon District 2, Division playoff match versus Johnstown Northridge, Brininger led the 3-1 victory with an all-around performance of 23 kills, 14 digs, two blocks, an ace and nine serve receptions.Д¬ardington-Lincoln volleyball coach Ryan Teese said, вЂњAudrey is a great teammate, leader and student in her own way вЂ¦ she is a quiet leader. 28 sweep over Fairbanks, she had 14 kills, 11 digs, two blocks and an ace. Her teammates know she is very focused and demands a lot of herself on the court.вЂќД¬ardington-Lincoln is a volleyball playoff force and has been led all season by junior Audrey Brininger. She started playing club when she was in elementary school and is very comfortable in any situation. Kendall works extremely hard and is very aware on the court. She led all of D2 in kills this year with 483 and is the Central District D2 Player of the Year.

Rob Terrill, StoverвЂ™s Highland volleyball coach, said, 'Kendall is a four-year letterman and two-year captain for the Fighting Scots. She has a 3.4 GPA and has committed to play volleyball at Grand Valley State University.' She is captain of the volleyball team and is a leader within our school.

She is one of the best all-around players in the state of Ohio. Mike Delaney, athletic director at Highland High School, said, 'Kendall is a gifted athlete who has earned the recognition she has received by having a tremendous work ethic and having a fiercely competitive nature. 30, against Bloom-Carroll in the District championship, Stover again led the sweep with an all-around display of 20 kills, nine digs, two blocks and three aces. 27, Stover had 12 emphatic, energy-giving kills, three aces and nine digs. In the District semifinal sweep versus Granville, Oct. They were led on the court by senior Kendall Stover, who starred in both games. The Highland Fighting Scots earned their way into the playoffs and then advanced to Round Two, after sweeps over Granville and Bloom-Carroll. This week, volleyball takes center stage for the ladies, and football is the focus for the guys. Please send your nominations to me, Mike Blake, MVN Sports Editor, at Make sure YOUR school is represented. We ask for a recap of their worthy performances and a picture. The Mount Vernon News sports departmentвЂ™s eighth group of ATHLETE OF THE WEEK nominations continues the established trend of spotlighting student-athletesвЂ™ skills and performances on the fields and courts of action.Д«ased on performances, we ask ADs, coaches and the community to nominate one boy and one girl from their athletic programs to compete against other schoolsвЂ™ nominations.

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