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Here's a look at the high school football players who filled the stat sheets in Week 3. Which player should be this week's star? Cast your vote below.

Jude Herrera, jr., QB, 近距离内射合集 Vista

Here is one of the stars of the week whose stats may not jump off the page, but who was a vital contributor in a notable victory over La Cueva. He threw for 146 yards and a touchdown, and also ran for 83 yards and three scores 鈥� each of the three with determined, physical work.

Curtis Flakes III, sr., WR, St. Pius

Flakes is as much a playmaker as any athlete in Class 4A football. In a road win in Pagosa Springs, Colorado, Flakes caught five passes for 190 yards (an average of 38 yards per catch) and a pair of scores.

Mario Romero, sr., RB, Moriarty

Romero is one third of one of the state鈥檚 best ground attacks, and all three have now made our SOTW list. He went for 179 yards and three touchdowns, the longest of them being 60 yards, to help the Fighting Pintos rout Albuquerque Academy.

Logan Hague, sr., WR, Albuquerque Academy

Hague has been putting up huge numbers through the first three weeks for the Chargers. Even in a road loss at Moriarty, he shined, snagging nine catches for 212 yards and two touchdowns.

Broden Price, jr., ATH, Manzano

Price was heavily involved in all aspects of the Monarchs鈥� win Saturday against Del Norte. He rushed for 72 yards with a pair of touchdowns on just six carries, caught almost another 50 yards and had 111 punt return yards, including a 67-yarder for a TD.

Junior Medrano, sr., QB, Hobbs

Medrano makes a second appearance in our SOTW. And he should. In a second consecutive 1-point win for the Eagles, Medrano鈥檚 dual threat abilities were on full display. He rushed for 140 yards and four touchdowns, and threw for another 115 and a score.

Marley Mu帽oz, sr., QB, Carlsbad

Like Hobbs鈥� Medrano, Mu帽oz is an electrifying dual-threat QB. Munoz had his fingerprints all over the Cavemen鈥檚 lopsided victory over Lovington 鈥� 13-for-23 passing for 142 yards and three scores, plus 117 rushing yards and two TDs.

Ruiz Laborin, sr., QB, Centennial

As with VV鈥檚 Herrera, the numbers don鈥檛 necessarily jump out, but Laborin engineered an impressive win over Artesia. He finished 10-for-12 passing for 131 yards and a score, plus 71 rush yards and a touchdown.

Jeremiah Garcia, soph., QB, Valley

His performance was long on efficiency: just seven completions, but they went for 275 yards and three touchdowns to help the Vikings down Rio Grande.

Darrien Williams, sr., WR, Hope Christian

Williams was a beast in Week 2. He was quite beastly again in Week 3. How about 17 catches for 212 yards and three touchdowns? Plus, he had two other TDs erased by penalty, one at WR, the other as a punt returner.

NOTE: If you would like to nominate a player for the weekly list, his name and statistics must be submitted to Journal Preps Editor James Yodice by 3 p.m. each Sunday, at jyodice@abqjournal.com, or on X.

The winner will be the player with the most votes around 5 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 13 and will be listed in the Monday, Sept. 14 近距离内射合集 print edition.