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Offense: Ryan Mehio (Brophy)

I was out at Phoenix College last week and watched Ryan Mehio carry the Broncos through a tough first half against Mesa Mountain View, and then absolutely explode in the third quarter to put the game out of reach. He had 7 receptions for 149 yards and 2 TDs, and would have had a third TD, but was erroneously called out of bounds on the sideline in the first quarter.

Defense: Anthony Mejia-Acosta (Gila Ridge)

Two weeks ago, Anthony Mejia-Acosta had two interceptions in a 10-7 win. That game put him on my radar. This week, he not only repeated the performance, but he returned one of his two interceptions for a touchdown. One attribute of being a beast is making your presence known- there shouldn't be another QB for the rest of 2019 who doesn't do a pre-snap check to see where Mejia-Acosta is lined up.

Honorable Mention: Gabriel Ocampo (Peoria)

I have to give a shout out to Gabriel Ocampo for his third consecutive multi-sack game, racking up three and a fumble recovery against Thunderbird.

Offense: Crew Edwards (Arcadia)

10 catches for 261 and 3 TDs for Crew Edwards? When your Head Coach AND OC (both AZHSFBs finest as WRs) say "It's one of the greatest WR performances I've seen!' THAT makes your performance Beast-like.

Defense: Jason Harris (Higley)

7 tackles and 4 sacks. When you have all the talent in the world, you can never do enough. Well last week, Jason Harris did more than enough dragging down one of the best QBs in the state, not 1... not 2... not 3... but 4 times!

Offense: Ty Thompson (Mesquite)

Ty Thompson put up video game-like numbers in Mesquite's 55-32 victory over Buckeye last week. The Junior gun-slinger completed 31 of his 46 passes for 470 yards and a whopping 8 TDs. "It seemed like everything was just clicking," said Thompson. "The line did a great job giving me time and opening up the run game. My receivers did a great job getting open and catching balls. It just seemed liked everyone played well." Thompson currently leads the state in passing yards and is 2nd in passing TDs. We weren't the only ones impressed by the performance, a few days later Thompson received an offer from the Cal Bears.

Defense: JD Roberts (Notre Dame)

JD Roberts had a performance to remember last Friday night. The Junior defensive stand-out caused mass destruction in the Desert Mountain backfield during the Saints 35-14 win over the Wolves, finishing with 9 tackles and 6 sacks on the night. "As a team, we came out with a mentality to not give up anything," said Roberts. "Our defense as a unit has great chemistry and communication which I think played a huge role in our successful win." After suffering a season-ending knee injury last Fall, Roberts has posted 28 total tackles and 11 tackles for loss in the Saints' first five games. After a full year of tape, don't be surprised when college coaches come knocking on Roberts' door.

Offense: Tyler Hironaka (Gilbert)

Tyler Hironka had an outstanding performance in a huge Friday night win for Gilbert, with the final being 50-47 in favor of the Tigers. Tyler Hironka was all over the Tigers stat sheet, with 7 receptions for 203 yards and 2 touchdowns. Tyler currently has 784 total receiving yards and 8 touchdowns, which leads all 5A receivers. Hironka will certainly have over 1000 yards receiving this year at the pace he is going. He is definitely my beast of the week on offense.

Defense: Brock Locnikar (Notre Dame)

Brock Locnikar put on a show Friday night in the Saints 35-14 win over Desert Mountain. Brock had 18 total tackles, which means he was certainly flying around the football and proving as to why Harvard got a terrific linebacker. He has 60 tackles on the year, and a sack as well. Locnikar provides all the tools to be a terrific linebacker at the Ivy League level and his production level on a weekly basis speaks volumes. Brock is my beast of the week on defense.